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Albuquerque and EI Paso
Shriners to Initiate At
Dawn June 24.
El Paso and Albuquerque Shriners
will liave a ceremonial session at the
Elephant Butte dam on June 24. Ar
rangements are now being made for
this unique ceremonial session and the
El Paso and Albuquerque Shrines ex
pect to take their entire membership
to the damslte to participate in the
ceremonial.
The plan of having; the ceremonial at
the dam is now being worked out by
Sol L Bera potentate of El Malda tem
ple of EI Paao. As the railroad will be
torn up soon, from Cutter to the dam.
the trip will be made from- EI Paso and
Albuquerque in automobiles and the
trip will require two days.
A part of the initiation of the Joint
class will occur in the chambers under
the sreat dam where the roar of the
water is as loud as Niagara. The can
didates will be Riven a part of the Ini
tiation on top of the dam and a part of
the ceremonial will Include a trip
across the dam in the overhead tram
way buckets.
Tenement collections, see Lee .Vtrnnnn.
Advertisement
Spanish Grill now open 116 S. Oregon.
Adv.
Don't fret and fume from mom till night J
And say your snoes ere very tigm
The fact Is plain, you've never tried
To treat your feet with Cal-o-dde.
ForAduoff,Bandnr.siid
13 .A.riflp Sweaty Feet. OJlonm.
jJl'O'ClW? Conii.tndScreBunioni.
Give Listen! Rfutf .wfrenKnTeTthecsKe?
Result poiitlTely cnarenteed. Get a box from
anrcrasxut2&c. KememDer we name.
1. 0. 0. F. LAY
GOB STONE
Impressive Ceremony Sun
day Afternoon at Site of
the New Temple.
"With impressive and solemn cere
monies, the cornerstone of- the new
Odd Fellows temple, In course of con
struction at the northwest corner of
Franklin and Santa Fe streets, was
laid Sunday afternoon at 4:30 oclock
by El Paao lodge No. 284. A large
number of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
were in attendance.
The Odd Fellows and Hebekahs met
at the Odd Fellows hall on San Fran
cisco street and marched to the site
of the new building. Canton del Paso
No. 4, In full uniform, headed by
mounted police, led the procession, fol
lowed In order by members of West
ern Itebekah lodge No 191 In automo
biles. Sit. Franklin encampment No.
106, East El Paso lodge No. 790, ni
Paso lodge 284, and the grand officers
Judge Hunter Presided.
The ceremony of laying the corner
stone and depositing the records was
in charge of judge F. 13. Hunter, act
ing grand master, assisted by E. C
Forney, deputy grand master: J. I
Campbell, grand chaplain; II. T. Pons
ford. grand warden: E. W. Bryan,
grand secretary; and J. A. Shannon
grand treasurer.
Rev. A. A. Davis, pastor of the Bast
El Paso Presb) terlan church and a
member of El Paso lodge No. 790, de
livered the address. He spoke of the
organization of Washington ledge No.
i in xjuiuniure, au irum mat ueuiu- j " f "-v. bira, uains me t
nlng the order In America, he said, I Sir John Franklin, who died
NEWS BREVITIES
LOCAL AND
GESEnAL
lias grown to over 2.000,000. In 1S38
there were in Texas five members of
the order, he continued, whilo today
there are approximately 42,000.
IMdtriTM nnil Orphnnn Cared For.
As an evidence of what the frater
nity is doing in Texas Itev. Mr. Davis
spoke of the widows' and orphans'
home at Corslcana, whero there are
iif,n nlinni OCA tnmataa PJ-. nrnhsnn
llSVt UUVUl. MUV iillllMlBO. A ut" lil iiiinuB .
I of that institution, he stated, come I married
out educated and trained to enter the
battle of life. He spoke of one In
stance wherein he was Instrumental
in gaining entrance to the institution
for a widow and three orphan children.
The boy, he declared, now holds a posi
tion of trust, and the two girls have
since coming out of the institution
. ""'n Dnlletln.
a.f Sf,..?a??.c tra,n No- 5- from the
fo l 9i?? p' "- will arrive at
iii-hr-?; m' AU other a'ternoon and
time t0(iay are sported on
n?Iif"w S-J11,1' Osteopathic Infirmary,
rft' 2,3 0,1int Physician in chief;
?& w0r1?. R Vf,oilB- Dr- Carl Gibson:
X.L,. Missouri street. They cured
others. They cart cure you.
Organize Itellef for Shnckleton.
London. Enc Mv s tu. ..-
! ?,t? o decided to organize lmmedi
rt ,rsa,n,1?aiLon for the relief of
Lieut Richard H. Shackleton. who, with
I aintUJnt?': men' ls maronea in the
B&tt "f W.,,i?aSmr9fn;5a,anederRIea.,
PhoWsT N- 325 K "Snestreet
Railroad Conductors In Convention.
St. LOUiS. Mo.. Maw 5 TT, -i it
rS&2 rn e gra.nd d'T'slon of the
Order of Railway Conductors met bete
today for a session that will last three
weeks and possibly five. "
To "Whom It May Concern iNottce
n .J 'ern V!at w- McLean. C.
R. Smith and L. Douglas Gifford, com
posing a partnership, and operating
nlnVL K!,irm name of the Commercial
Office Supply company, intend to incor-
S2mIe,thJ'h0Ht c,,a,,fe r the firm
name thirty days after th, the 1st
day of May, A. D. 1916
A. W. McLean.
C. R. Smith.
L. Douglaa Gifford.
Plan Honeymoon Into Arctic
San Francisco, Cat, May S. Mrs. Pa-
MfK-S?,le' a bride of less than a
Sfnf PYiil acco,?,Pnr her husband,
CapL Peter, a well .known skipper in
far northern waters, on a cruise In the
Si, '?: s . ,', Delnjr "" tomb of
fnt)i4? r.Fank,ln' wh0 dIed the"
JttlZZ '? ,ir sx V". sPent In explo
ration as the head of a. u,i. -i
cntists. ' " "" w
Advertisement.
strike on all the bpan;sn railroads was
voted here today at a meeting of rep
resentatives Of the employers, on all the
lines in the coutnry. The government
has taken measures to preTent dis
turbances and to Insure that traffic will
not be paralyzed.
Lrairrrell Be carerul of yourbaggaec
Checks. Leave at Ingwell'a. Tel L
1- ,,-SPa?,,"h nader Strike.
"Valladelid, Spain, May 8,a general
Br. Bauchert, Dcntl5t. 1111 la BIdjr. Ph. E7.
Dr. Ebert, dentist. 218-214 Mills Bldg.
El rao Distilled Water Co., Ph. ,l.
Dr. Marrnder SOS lit Nat. Bk. Bldr. Ph. 45"
Plot Trial fioes to Jnry Today.
New York, May 8. The case against
Robert Fay, Walter bcholz and Paul .
Daesche, who are charged with con
spiracy to destroy ships leaving New I
iorK wjiu iiiuiiuiwiio wi me entente
allies, it is said, will be In the hands of
the Jury late today.
Dr. Anna Ileum, Buckler Bid. over Elite
Murray Grocery. 805 N.Oregon. Ph. 1721
8000 Garment Workers "Held.
New York. May 8. The number of
striking cloak, suit and ekirt makers
here will bo reduced by 8000 today
through the return orf the employes of
73 Independent manufacturers, says of
ficials of the strike. About 65,000 are
now on strike or locked out.
Eat at Savoy Cafe, 110 S. Stanton.
Dr. Bjers, dentist, over Union Cloth. Co.
Arjrue ARnlnst Big Army.
Washington, D. C, May 8 A com
mittee representing the American
Union Against Militarism, formerly
known as the Anti-preparedness com
mittee, visited president Wilson today
with arguments against big army and
navy programs and to ask him to de
clare against militarism.
Eat at Bolton. 210 N. Stanton.
White Cafe, 105 B, San Antonio.
Held on rlstol Charge.
Pascual Alcada was transferred to
the county Jail Sunday morning by the
police deaprtment, following the filing
of a complaint in county court charg
ing him with carrying a pistol. Alcada
was arrested Saturday night In the
lower part of the city.
r"S. & H." Stamps Given. y
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Political Announcements.
Wc, hr nndemlgned, hereby
nnnounce uunelteji ns candidate
for tbe offices net opposite our
names, anbject to the action of
tbe Democratic Primaries In Joly:
For Jndce Elgbtb District Court
Clill Appcalsi
E. F. HIGGINS.
118th Representative District!
R. M. DUDLEY.
HBtb, representative DIatrlcti
1- E. THOMASON
Judge 34th Judicial District:
DAN M. JACKSON.
Jodte 41st Jndlclal District i
E. M. WHITAKER.
Judge GSth Judicial District!
J. A. GILLETT.
District Attorney. 3ith
District!
LEIGH CLARK.
County Jndgei
PAUL THOMAS.
County Attorneyi
W. H. FRYER.
Sheriff!
S. B. ORNDORFF.
County Clerk!
W. D. GREET.
TVtr Asa canon
H, D. CAMP.
PURITYS MAKE ERRORS
BUT DEFEAT INFANTRY
(Continued from page 10.)
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Alive With
the National Spirit
That lively, quick-action, hit-ihe-maik-every-time
taste of
"Bull" Durham has made it
the Smoke of the Service from
Maine to the Philippines,
and are useful n.An,KA
Principles of Lodges.
Rev. Mr. Davis urged Odd Fellows
to be more zealous in the teaching
of the great principles of the frater
nity. "Let us so live," he urged, "that
the world will see that we possess
something of great valim wtiii, th.
have not. We cannot make Odd Fel
I lows by simply taking their money
ana coniernng the degrees. We must
by example Impress the great prin
ciples taught In our lodges. It has
been said that Masonry teaches a man
to take care of himself, Pytbianlsm
icacnes man now to care ror his friend,
but Odd Fellowship teaches us how to
take care of een our enemy."
Herald In Box.
Deposited in the cornerstone was a
long brass box containing among other
things, histories of El Paso lodge. Jit
ranKiin encampment Canton del Paso,
Western Rebekah lodge, and Washing
ton lodge No. 1, of Baltimore, the list
of the sovereign grand officers, offi
cers of the grand lodge and of the
grand encampment officers of the
patriarchs militant a copy of the by.
laws of the various local bodies, a codv
of The Texas Odd Fellow and of the EI
raso Herald, El Paso Labor Advocate
find th Snpntntnr. nhnrnrranhi et h
' officers of the various bodies, proceed
ings or tne last grand lodge, and names
of officials of the United States gov
ernment, state, county and city gov
ernments. Flowers nod Grains.
Flowers and grain were thrown up
on the cornerstone as a part of the
ceremony.
The cornerstone occupies a place In
the foundation at the southeast corner I Sheridan. 'm."!"I!"!1 3
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can's foul fly and then made a long
throw to beat Conway at third.
The soldiers showed that they ran
play baseball, but Duncan. In his ni.
ent condition, won't class with the other
pucuers in tne league. He wasn't able
10 go ine route Sunday.
Some. Heavr Battlnc.
Mortimer, for the bakers, and Steel,
amun ana uearaon ror tha sniriir
5 " iaiiiiis siars. iiicme rilieman
promised a home run In the third, hut
tho temptation to let his eyes rove to
tne grandstand proved too much and all
he got was a single. Scorer Coyne
thought he should be charged with an
error.
The attendance was the best of the
season for a morning game and while
the fans didn't see very good baseball
iney naa some excitement In the sixth
when the soldiers rallied and tempo
rarily took the lead.
The box score follows:
Purltjrs. AB. R. II. PO. A B.
Flllsman. et. 2 1 l n i i
Milan, rf. i 2 1 1 1 0
Mortimer. 3b. .'!!!! 4 1 a i ' i '
Dwjrer. lb. 4 0 3 S 1 0
Loiurmyr. ir. 2 o 1 0 e 0
Ajiswortn, 2D. 2 0 0
usvls, c 2
Leyva, p 3
Totals
Seventh Infantry.
Stell. 2b.
Kler, If.
Debarr, et
smith, rf.
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of the building. At the top of the In
scription ls carved the three links, the
emblem order, bearing the initials "F"
McClsnahan.
Reardon. 2b.
Conway,
standing for faith. "L," standing for i J252S",, ,p' ?
r trnin. ue-i -
love, and "T." r'andlng for truth. Be
low the emblem ls the Inscription, "El
Ti . i . t Fao lodge No. 284, J. O. u. Instl-
1 nere S ensp, brisk snap to a I tuted 18S2. This building erected
fresh -rolled "BulT Durham I mS" .
cigarette that just suits men of Drank Sheep Dip; Now He
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OENUlNE
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Tax Collector!
R. D. RICHEY.
District Court Clerkt
C M. McKINNEY.
County Treasurer:
A. R. WEBB.
County Surveyor!
A. S. ALBRO.
Hide and Animal Inspector!
R. W. LOVE.
Superintendent of Schools!
MISS MYRA WINKLER.
Coramlntloneri
G. P. PUTNAM.
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No.
I, Place lo. li
J. M. DEAVER.
Justice of the Pence, Precinct No.
1. Place- No. 2.
A. J. HALL.
Constnble, Precinct No. li
W. P. CASAREZ.
Political Advertisement.
ULL
URHAM
SMOKING TOBACCO
A "roll your own- "Bull"
Durham cigarette has dis
tincriyeness character per
sonality. It gives you that
wonderful mellow-sweet flavor
and unique aroma which are
not found m any other tobacco.
Santa Fc. N. M., May 8. Julio Bisar
rajpi was brought to Santa Fe from
Penasco to undergo an operation made
necessary by Bisarraga drinking sheep
din by accident in place of medicine.
The dip burned the throat so horribly
as to prevent the patient from eating
solid food. An incision will bo made
in the stomach wall and a rubber tube
inserted thr6ujih which nourishment will
be introduced in the form of predicat
ed foods.
TUCUMCARI DEMOCRATS
PLAN BIG COUNTY RALLY
Tucumcarl. N. jr.. May 8. Arrange
ments will be made Tuesday night for
a big meeting throughout the county
in the interest of the Democratic
party. This was decided upon at a
meeting of the Young Democratic club
held last Tuesday, and the committeea
have been at work since that time ar-
ranirine fnr th m.Hnp oml m.lrlnif
f . i ti m ' P"ns for the oig raly.
Leam tO roll your Own II is Planned to take the band and
...M, wE-ir rt L r tour tne entlr county, holding speak-
WlUl DUll Lurnam a ICW ,ns and hand concerts in each of the
trJ-1o .11 4 :. J Ml v I towns and then return to Tucumcarl
tnalS Will do It and VOU 11 Eret ! for a grand rally, bringing with them
( mm- ;.. i. . C I a majority of the party leaders in the
"" wjjjujruicjiL uui ui i county.
smoking.
Total 35
MukoDt batted for Duncan In sventh.
Pfjrttys 003 010 S 7
Seventh Infantry loo wt 0 s
Summary Three-bae hit. steel: two-bate
hits. Conway. Smith. Catetnla: sacrifice fly,
Calemta; stolen bases. Milan. Calemla, Lons
myre. Steel (2), Kler. Sheridan: struck out
by Duncan. 6: by Leyva, 7; flnt base on
balls, off Duncan 6, off Leyva 2; wild pitch,
Leyva: double plays, Dwyer to Mortimer.
Debarr to Duncan; triple play, steel to
Keardon; first base on errors. Purltys 1.
Seventh, i. left on bases. Purltys T. Seventh
4; time of game, 1 25. umpire. Lortz.
HAS FIT IN COURT ROOM;
GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
Ventura JIunoz. sitting in the 34th
district courtroom while being tried on
a charge of burglary, Saturday after
noon was seized with an epileptic fit
He has been sick for some time and
was given two years' suspended sen-
JIunoz pieaaeu guilty to the charge
of burglary in connection with the
stealing of some carpenters tools be
longing to O. II. Simmon3 out of a
house at 819 .Montana that was in course
of repair. The house was entered on
February 13, and a few minutes after
Munozwas arrested by the police.
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package of "papers" '
cOA eacti 6e tack.
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THCAMtHIC IN TOMCQO COMPANY
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jiohmm; jnnsics must
limn A 1IALI. II" W.UT to vcli.
Stringent measures will be taken to
silence newsboys who assemble on
ccirners In the residence district in the
earn morning, according to acting
r.iptain Claude Tillman of the police
department
Many complaints have been received
by the police lately from the resi
dents who deUare their early morning
sleep is disturbed bj newsbojs
CANDY SPECIAL
On Our
ASSORTED FLAVORS CREAM
TAFFY
15c The Lb.
WEDNESDAY ONLY
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Try An Orange rine Sundae.
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AUDITOmiWaSSAGlrS
STORAGE AND REPAIRS
rbone 45G.
THE ETERNAL TATTLER
Zzi0 tethc wortu f au pamt- a go(i pat t.
no more to apply than a cheap paint.
Tuttle'g Imperial Paint is Cheapest by the Year
TTJTTLE PAINT AND GLASS CO
210-212 K. Stanton St p,, 2Q5
.Wc Are Moving To Our New B-iilding. 317 Texa, Street.
,. Wdl Be Ready For Business May 8th
SHELTON-PA YNE ARMS CO.
320 91111s street
n. ASDItEAS. rres. TOM wniTC. Mr.
E. P. a S. W. BLDG
SALES COMPANY
PHONE 5105
EL PASO OVERLAND AUTO CO.
Overland Automobiles and Willys Trucks
120-122 SAW FRAJfCISCO STREET. PH01TE 170.
FISK RED TOP NON-SKIDS FOR FORDS, 5,000 MILE GUARANTEE
WESTERN MOTOR SUPPLY CO.
""" 528- 3I8 San Francisco St
R. B. BIAS FUEL COMPANY
Phon"M3P'irea 'haue,ertoacrTeur customers prompts ai d effiolenily
WOOU r-iir ?.. 1 10 K Missouri St.
V"UU COATj FEtD POt'LTRV SUPPLIES
Hundreds of Useful & Acceptable Articles
Are Shown Here That Are Appropriate
For Making Up Bundles.
Tomorrow
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FREE INSTRUCTION IN ART NEEDLEWORK
Come lo our enlarged Needlework Section Fourth Floor For Free In'
struction in All the New Ideas in Art Needlework- This instruction is Given
Daily Without Any Cost or Any Obligation lo Make Purchases.
SATURDAY FROM 9 to 1 1 A. M.
Is Reserved for the Juvenile Class. Bring Your Girls.
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!k Underwear
The Real Joy of Wearing Silk Un
derwear Comes From The Know
ledge That You Are Wearing It.
Niagara Maid Bloomers
Women's Niagara Maid Bloomers in both pink and white.
They are beautifully trimmed with point lace at the
knees and have elastic bands. You will be An qp
pleased with these Monday at, choice t5D
NIAGARA MAID CAMISOLES
The Niagara Maid Lrand means much to users
of silk underwear as they have come lo know
that goods of this brand are dependable. We
are showing Camisoles in pink and white for
summer wear at
choice
$1.95
NIAGARA MAID VESTS
Niagara Maid Silk Bodice Vests, beautifully
made of a very serviceable grade of materials
and strongly reinforced under the arm shields.
See them Monday at, QO flO
NIAGARA MAID ENVELOPES
Niagara Maid Silk Envelopes in choice of either
the plain French bands or hemstitched top and
bottoms in both pink and white. .Monday at
prices ...$2.95 AND $3.50
NIAGARA MAID DRAWERS
Niagara Maid Val Lace Trimmed Drawers in the
closed umbrella style with clastic waist bands.
Pink arid white. Monday
each
NIAGARA MAID BLOOMERS
Niagara Maid Silk Bloomers in pink, sky or
white. They are made extra full and roomy
and are well reinforced in the (T f p
crotch. Selling Monday at, each? A 57Q
NIAGARA MAID VESTS
Niagara Maid Silk Vests in a very superior
quality with hemstitched band tops in both
pink and white. Silk Vests with many excel
lent qualities at, Monday, dj O CO
SILK COMBINATIONS
Niagara Maid Silk Combination Suits with lace
and ribbon trimmed bodice effect and lace
mmmcu Knees, wim eiasuc oanas. V-olors are
pink and white. Monday,
each
$5.50
$3.95
COMBINATION CAMISOLES
Niagara Maid Silk and Val. Lace Combina
tion Camisoles in the favored and much used
pink shades, also beautiful shimmering white.
Choice (SOOC OCfaTk
Monday. .) AND P&d,Dlj
$ M SSI 4iu ihv
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TUB SILK BLOUSES
Special showing in Tub Silk Blouse. Wc never before
displayed such pretty Blouses in tub silks, at such
low prices; these BIous.s are really worth J2.9S. All
come in a big range of awortetl stripes. Be on hand
early Tuesday morning while the assort- ( 1 QC
meiit is at its best, l'ricc pJ.s0
BLOUSES AT $2.95
Another special Blouse bargain for the stout these we
arc showing in sizes 46. 48. 50 and 52. Made of oile
embroidered front, lace trimmed around the collar and
down front; the sleet ea are finished with turn back
cuffs rdqed with lace. Price fur' tJ QC
Tuesday J)s70
, ORGANDIE BLOUSES $2.50
Orjiandio BIous.-h ot Kweptional value, the back and front arc finisl,l ofr with clusters of mic
bands of lacr and i-nilirinlrv Vu..il,r til i u li.m.U ..,i.. ,. ..i i i i i.
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luesday Lad. i ..t I n-riliodi 9 ltloti-r Sho, Pn. c
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$2.50
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New Blouse? For Tuesday's Selling At Everybody's
BLOUSE SHOP-THIRD FLOOR
This new blouse display is the last word of fashion. And now a word or two
as to our special blouse exhibit for Tuesday at Everybody's. We do not be
lieve that in any previous season .Ave have been able to display so complete an
assemblage of unusually stylish designs; these include handsome as well as very
modestly priced blouses, the former for dressy wear ,the later for general utility.
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Everybody s bpecial Blouse At $1.00
"We are showing a wonderful pleasing line of smart styles, equal to $1.50
lines that you will see on display in other shops. Twentv-fivo dozen have
been received since Saturday morning, and we consider them good values
for $1.50. These include crossbar voiles, plain voile, in pink, rose and" blue;
also colored voiles in pink and green plaids, organdies in manv choice and
stylish patterns, plain white and embroidered .
voiles, large collars, some with pointed backs, M iif
very stylish. "We invite your special attention r H vJ
to Everybody's blouse shop Tuesday. Choice
of this wonderful assortment
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