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JKJL'TftSO HERALD
"Wednesday, Feb. 25, 195a
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CATTLE RANGE .
II GOOD SHAPE
Inspector? for Panhandle and
irutl"' estern Stockmen's association
Attorney Takes
Issue With Court
At Tombstone
Tombstone. Ariz., Feb, 25. Assist
ant county attorney George Roark
took Issue with rulincs of jude
Samuel L. Pattee today that jurors 'of music week will
UBERTY HULL
CONCERT FREE
The first free, public entertainment
El
held
ronehout the district reoort the i should he disqualified who naa opm- Liberty hall at 8 is ockxk tonignt
- -... . -- . - 4AnMAeaeA-.A vtifrhf rt. wt.Anrv rtr TPIA ..- J . . ....lAA.tf. -. . a vvtsval m AV
ranpe in tine condition, with the 2?.?"" i" T r . T i,il k I u ?PS, ,J . """"- """;
weather rontinuin? warm and clear I ",v-r.--- -"-"--" .ui
Shipments reported are as follows.
A. G Hotcfakiss. Marathon, Texas,
to G ? Sanders San Antonio, seven
cars of rows, calves and halls
Ben Praitt, Alpine. Texas, tohar!es
Itonald Hereford Texas, five cars of
steers
Bfn Taylor Alpine, to H. Taylor,
Bronce, Texas one car horses.
C F Fox. Longfellow, to Fort
Worth, one car mules
A. M Buck Sanderson. Texas, to
T"crt Worth, two cars steers.
OttMarriedHeremmm mm
Twice; Sued il .!"
DivorceHere, Too flS r-flKnn flkr N
Roland Harwell, who for more than
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blouses, stockings, skirts, children's
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The Direction Book with each pack
age tells so plainly how to diamond
ie over any color that you can not
naKfl a mistake.
To match airr material, have drug-
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i ire Adv.
Andrew Ott, who was killed in Dal- ' 1 1 W I 111 file I 1 ill LIB f
las during the ennstmas noiiaays 07 j
murdr. had filed a suit for divorce i two years has been county aericul
from her before they quit El Paso as tural agent, resgned Tuesday to be
their home He was married twice come manager of water improvement
during his residence In El Paso. The district No. 1. Mr. Harwell's reslgna
first woman got a divorce here from tion was made formally to the agrl-
nim "ine marriage licence recoru cultural committee or the chamber cf
11 oclock Wednesday
Paso. A oroeram of
who had no opinion as to the guilt ' wide variety -has been prepared,
or innocence of Harry E. Wootton, J -hih win h nrwded bv a concert
I first defendant to be tried for par- I Dy a composite army band, furnished shows that Ott gave his birthplace In commerce at
nciwuofi m me uqwiiuwiio. throueh courtesy or waj un. itooen a aurereni piace eacn time ne got a moraine.
"This is a matter, or law onwnicn Howze. license to wed The improvement district, of which'
the court win instruct the Jurors. At noon the muaic merchants held On May 14. 1911, Andrew Ott was ' Mr Harwell is to assume managem ent
said Roark. , ., - luncheon at the chamber of com-f married to Ella Mercer He gate his on March l. has an enuitv- nt s.iaaa-1
, said e ai vyicauon merc . muaiCal entertainment is age at 21 and said he was born in 0M , th ESep;umt Butte project. Its'
XtfTnt1 being given .this afternon at the Cleveland. Ohio. Ella Mercer gave mrabershIp ,smposedVf7fwn! !
fioark also.
ax. . .
the'state of the opportunity tobring; ?SSuK e ub und.?r ausp Ices'of the agT at 22 and her birihpiace as ra P the'SStationlerv'ice
the accused men, to trial. ,., rt department of that assocUt Ion. Dallas Rev Perry J Rice, pastor of 'iJSLffi i SSfS C
Rvam, nation of 64 men remaining
from the sixth, venire was begun to
hv Tt WHS not considered nrobable
the Juiy would be completed this
week. 1
Another juror aireaay passea ww
absent from court today. William
Lythe sent the court a doctors cer
tificate he was suffering from in
fluenza. By stipulation of attorneys
it was agreed not to declare Lythe's
seat vacant until it was learned
whether he would recover before
taking of evidence was begun-
The trial of Wootton, considered
the most important ever triedin Ari
zona, has not caused passed jurors
to be locked up. Lythe is the second
man to be missing after having been
passed. W. T. Lewis, the other juror,
was perhaps fatally injured in a
shooting affray
21st Juror Obtained.
C F. Burnett, a rancher of Webo,
Thursday. Feb. 26-
Piano recital at chamber
FirsT Christian church? ner- . wnich created the project and is now
jirst innsiian cnurcn, per- . i - - -. i.j
I "C, a- " -.- I
Tka nMirmm fnp ThnrsHiV strtA fhf i the
&UC WfaBHl mmmrmj ' v " -
remainder or music weKioiiows "k"?..r.Mlt."'.V,-E , ...., .-. In assumlntr his new work Mr. Har-
Ur oPf cmT "er. ''ioJuitl 2Rfcffc 2-Sftw!"SJ .
., j.. dinwtlnn Joscnh Snu. I KUa ott Irom Andrew ott. sne ai- """ """ " "V"ft " " -"-SteTni
f'lnrfas Ens! Seeffi ' B """ three nonths after their "tural agency and the county farm
IS. Bnr? iSnehlS" "vte"kl I marriage, he ceased to provide for her . bureau. His isiwk will be atartlar
m m ha .!.& jkmiji ranra n in nu nnfiiinn wiin in irv inai i
failed to provide for the child. The it will be vallev" development. His of
petition also alleged that in the latter flee after March 1 will be at the Tol-
part oi 1913 ana tne eany pan on , tec ouuaing.
music, at Rotary luncheon.
Friday, Feb. 27. Military program,
to be announced. Special music at
Adclub luncheon.
Saturday. Feb. 28 Band concert
by military band in Pioneer Plaza
at 3:38 p. xn.. musical by Orpheus
club in chamber of commerce, under
direction Charles J. Andrews, 8 p. m.
fsnnoay, ieo s. a. m. ureaK-
HIs successor has not
1911 he lived with a woman of III i been chosen.
repute in Dallas (No name mentioned) j
;??.t' I'ivwith1". wolnanThej BOOSTER ORGANIZATIONS TO
restricted district of El Paso who. HOI TJ MFFTINfiS AT C OF C
. bnnwn . Dnrothv Relmont. Ott I nuLU UM1C1U1U Al 1-. W V.
fast for orchestra in chamber of I aiKned a waiver and the divorce was i The first general meeting of the
commerce Kiill: 10 a. m, Final re
hearsal of orchestra for fourth sym
hony program wt Liberty hall; 4
p m. Fourth symphony program at
Liberty hall. P. J. Gustat, conductor;
7.30 p. m. "Hymn of Praise"' Men-
EWmsTI
AJZ. Mean
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fc. J A
' back without roestoaa
r HUNT? Salve faib in tna
became the 21st juror, providing the delssohn at First Presbyterian
illness does not keep Lythe from this church by choir, under direction Mr.
cose permanently despite strenuous Andrews; 7,36 p. m. Special music
objection by defence attorneys. at all churches.
Ti'ranif E iTnrlev. sasistant chief at-, Hondav. March 1. 3 30 d. m. Musi-
torney for the defence, attacked Bur- cal program at Y. W. C A. under
nett as a juror because the talesman auspices of League of Women Voters.
said he had formed an opinion of that Tuesday, March 2. 3 p. m. Musi
case, 'cale by Woman's chorus of El Paso,
Attorney Roark was forbidden by ! under direction Mr. Andrews. (Place
judge Pattee on objection by the de-.to be designated later.)
fnr 3ir tiM thA word TtfdnaniDsr in! Wcdneedav. March 3. 10 a in.
connection with the examination of Special music program at high
jurors. t school auditorium under direction
xne assistant county axiom ey ue-crf iwiana; . p. m. -jaassea
dared the defendant was accused of chorus of El Paso military band at
kidnaoine and that anolyinK the term, Liberty hall; special music programs
deportation to the cases would give during week at Fort Bliss and in all
the impression that the transaction; schools; with "shut in programs" at
was carried out through court action , hospitals and other institutions under
o" through United States officials. 'direction of Mrs. O. A. Critchett.
granted without a cod test, ' El Paso Salesmanship club is to be
me recoras snow in on reomary neia unursaay nient at tne cnamoer
15, 1915. a week after the divorce was of commerce at 8 oclock K. M. i
granted. Ott married Ida Stepp. aged Roberts, general manager of the ',
24. who gave her residence as El Paso chamber of commerce will be the
and her birthplace as Alhambra, ill. principal speaker The chamber of
ott gave nis age as z ana ms ditu- commerce is backing the club and
place as TeB Moines. Iowa. They expects to make it one of the big
c '"r i ir" "' " "" M "s" j ooosier associauons oi we city.
The records further show that on
Jniv 12. 1915. lost five months after
5 JSPVJ&'aSSLiF&uSIS of m"ce -will be held at the
J& SiltiST til? &m ihii?lchambr ot commerce at 8 oclock
SSraSS rVtuseSo deport herself , LJ?Sh i,f- .-
as a wife. The suit is still pending E WdndaT W
on the docket.
DIVORCE PETITION BARES
OTTS MARITAL TROUBLES
Contlnned front pajre 1.)
out on the Fort Worth pike several
miles out of Dallas. She sot out of
with aid of Y. iv. cl a fcih u-hi ! the automobile and shot at a fencel , . ,,,. '... .,., .
M.twH'WH X?rVX A w.r.m wvMn- n.c .m . maw. . invlo . .nAn . wA .tl- . -w ' noftt MTenl tlmOS. he SSld. 1 . . '.. nrn.l ..u
RINGWORU. TETTER or i TROOPS 8EXT TO SOXTESOO (city i J you think Tm a good shooter?"
othCT.tchint.kmdi.tTrT , ... . . , ...orfl PlanlKt Well neeelred. sne asked Charley, ne testineo.
75 cent box at oar risk.
& a L..... ....a Wa ...1 hi
i . j, j j I ii j a . i a . & . iw. jguia et dhdi vmc, h. vu u(
i meal oe imD Xjvri3 uwus ucuwicui Aiunt .uiwl duul. wa. Eieciea i. ta
; on a special train today for Monte- with a packed house at the Woman's , He testified that she only hit the
- . ' sano where ten alleged I. W. W. are club anditoriom Tuesday night, when ; j two oat of five times. Mrs. Ott
STOP SATARRH ! OPEN trial ior ." w? TTttL- appeared in recital, interpreting wa8 on the lookout for a Stutx auto-
oiur OHiHnnni urtu . tGrimni. centralla Armistice day vie- the work of Vivaldi. Chopin and other mobile all the time she was with
NOSTRILS AND HEAD ltim- "T "a11 of tte detachment, celebrities. ! Charley. Chtrley Mid he did not
nuainiUO RlU nCHU , h . , ,-. 0fncers refused to' His renertolre for the evening was 1 1. h.h..t 11 Ji ' lV ST Z.
i 1 . . . . .e- J z-.a T j. ... -. " . ,.. nubtiva u. .. .. . vfc ..
- i iiaie, was equippra win uui nuuuu- ,iicu iuiu iurec puis, ioe iirai oi
c, --,-. inniiaJ i -Vrtlc ! niUon. . which opened with "Concerto da
Says Creara Applied in .Nostrils ? Camera," from Vivaldi. In spite of
.an mvi UXdt.4, UC VI1KIIU1 fH 1.H1S
Believes Head-Colds at Once.
If your nostrils are closnred and
your head is stuffed and jou can't
breathe freely because of a cold or
catarrh just get a small bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store.
Apply a little of this fragrant, anti
septic cream into onr nostrils and let
it penetrate through every air pass
age of your head, soothing and heal
i " g the inflamed, swollen mucous
membrane and et get instant relief.
Ah' How good it feels. Your nos
t'-.Is are open, your head is clear, no
more hawking, snuffling, blowing; no
rror headache, dryness or struggling
for breath Ely's Cream Balm is just
wat sufferers from head colds and
citarrh need It's a delight. Adv.
Men and women at forty '
I FEDERAL TB.OOPS ORDERED
Z 1 TO I. IV. W. TItLVL SCK.VE
(Continued from pace X)
few days and before court opened to
day it was said a further continuance
might be necessary on this account.
HIGH SCHOOL CADETS GET
INSTRUCTION IN FIRING
Officers and noncommissioned of
ficers of the cadet corps met "Wed
nesday morning at the high school,
under Capt. F W Ayers. Further
explanation in firing on the range at
Fort Bliss was given and Capt. Ayers
stated tnat company c wouia lire on
the range at Fort Bliss next Saturday .
The Girls gymnasium classes will
five a play in the auditoriuni Thurg
ay morning at 1 clock. v w
The 2B, basketball team held a
practice game Wednesday morning.
A get together meeting of all
bers of the automotive trades and
bignways department of the chant'
THE WEATHER -
V. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICTJLTUKE
UEAT1IEU BUREAU.
Ofcstrrattons taken at S a. s&u TSth me
ridtan time, February 2J. 111.
Forecasts:
Thandar: cooler teelirht.
New Mexico and Ariaona: Fair toniht
and Thursday; so decided change in tm
peratnre. Weat Tex: Ttahrht aad? Thursday
fair; cooler south portion etaiefct.
Rdatfre humidity in Bl Paso at soon
TVednesday was IS pererat: temperature
at neen was St.
Preetp4uuea last SI hevrr iachM)
( ex weaic-,
ixrwcrt Tcnp. lai
Hishest Texan. 1
Tetan. at 1 a. m
AbSsa S f Ctoudy
Amarwo x m is
ut :f nevrr ibcem.
ir I
last Btffht;..!
SCOTT'S
IMULSIO
stand at the portal of a cmdal ,' WILL RADlOM AT LAST
SpfSbtuToSeS!! OPENJHE door: of
; THE GREAT UNKNOWN?
( If yon are sick and want to Get
. Well and Keep Well, write for lit--j
erature that tells How and Why this
j almost unknown and wonderful new
! AlAnAnt h,iH rallxtf j c mnv ctif
is the tonic of wonderful helpful-! & gSSaFSSSSZ. fS&!3?
ness to those in miaaie me. i"-f "
c-i-rc -;.L.. J r I diseases of the Stomach. Heart. Lungs.
JLUii O noUTUnes ana in-'Liver. Kidneys and other ailments.
mgoratcs and helps the i Jg. FnXii&i
body keep Up With the Active Rays continuously into your
t . j . system, causing a neaiiny circuxaiion'
Gaily Wear ana tear On j overcoming sluggishness, throwing off!
ft- Searr fi t impurities ana restoring we iiasues ;
-c" "" anH ri4T-vj 'in n tmrmsl Mini) ft Inn-
anil the next thine von know tod afe
il-U ' getting well.
i Sold on a test proposition. You are
thoroughly satisfied It is helping you
before the appliance is yours. Noth
ing to do but wear it. No trouble or
expense, and the most wonderful fact
. about the appliance is nai it is sow
rt 9 tt tv j . so reasonably that it is within the
Thousands Have Discovered reach of aiu both rich and poor.
iv- L-jJn m.: TM i No matter how -bad your -ailment.
Dr. EdwardS (JllVe 1 abietS 'or how long standing. wA wiU be
I pleased to have you try it at our
risic jror iuii zniormation wroe 10-
lookintr for her husband.
After Mrs. Ott had declared herself
"not guilty to the indictment charg-
lir haw or 1th ttisk nnMr i IS ski- hni.
concerto is written An the hand of 'band. W. J Williams, a witness, said he aSuGT '? S riaS
crlbers ha.e attribated it to either shoot Ott in the back of the head. She ctaclmuti
- F. or J. S. Bach, and Mr. Cortot i was onl7 an arm's length from him Dmr ...Is 3s II
explains the only Hberty he has ' when she shot. They were eolnc DaiBth l
taken in transcription is in the dis- to the south side of the street and, EL r.lSO 9 69 48 Onr
position of the jiferent reiristers. Ott fell about i feet from the enrb.iowt 4 T 4 Pt-CMr. -i
which conform-better to sonority ofl sobbed Oirr Dody. lHm II II CloaAr ,1
the piano. Mr. Cortot interprets the I "She knelt over the man's body i Kaas City 1 J IJ -CK. ...
Praeladiam. Sicflienne and finale of and cried Andrew, darling, sweet-1 " B,fk J H Sr .-
the concerto with foreefnlness and heart. Andrew and between sebs she S.Ales !? IT li SL. 'i.
feeling, despite the theme. whJch. with ' put her hands on Otfs faoa in a car-'; ltM it SS Si
exception of a few bars. Is morbid and resslnB manner.3 'SSS-ii 4 aSr'
Stovb into a, rambling tempest. Itisi A number of witnesses were ont ot ' EriS " XI 11 aSmtr '"
not liked by those who live for life's the city at the opening of the trial.; SJTJSJi; "Cr" "5 Cto '.'..
""Jh-. Several women were present at thei salt Lake city!.. It t Clear
The last two numbers of the first selection of Jurors. San Aatenla J 4, Pt-Cldy. ...
part were Schubert's "Litany," full of J Dirorce papers were introduced as San FraaeiMo ...4 4 Clear
melancholia, and Weber's "Invitation evidence after a hard fight by the sub re a 44 tt Pt-CMy. ...
a la Valse," which dashes into a defence. Otfs petition for divorce , Seattle 1 U SI Clear . .
ripplintr rhythm, with weird trills and! alleged Mis Ott had shot him at Al-hVartiaitOB . .;-24 4 i Clear ..
difficult flnKering Iraquergue, N. M, that she had led an1 Comparative prsealVejlpltaUen.
P1T Chopin'. J I'relnde immoral life in El Paso. Houston. ; "- J 5 SSMl? ,!! K
Mr. Cortofs second part of the re-.Waco. New Orleans. Memphis and ."- ? ?! jS!' 1.S ill
cltal was devoted entirely to the 24 ' Dallas '" g J- 2221 J!!: H 5"
preludes of Chopin. In a sense he I He claimed to have paid ont JIM, J-,; t S iti aseraSve! lira IJ nu
!SSJ V lnt""Tl hi aiding his. in fttes for her nnce their marrtage SrWu jas?It. FTzCMri. M bt
,T --w. ... .uc Banc uwc tf a T xmmj au .....
mflinii, xoe remanuc Xlgores, ardent.
poetic and desoerat. that cnw.it - .i . j . .
h.i.Atvu. - iTt i. --n.Bwao ui (.no inw.L utucMB oars were
iiiJiSt'I ,,h,Jnw,n. !Le. Dses ofi vulgarised or completely lost to part
history s most wtnderful master- r th. .nrfi.nnT w iiifj..V
whispering.
piece..
The third part iaeludes Saint-Saens
"Etude Valse." two minor numbers,
and the grand finale. "La Leggerezza
Rapsodie? from Liszt. This last !s
best loved for its Jubilant quality and
lack of remorse. It leaves one
wrapped in a speU of rambling, dis
cursive passages.
Rank. 1 rth FadVremkf-
Mr Cortot is known to El Pasoans,
strength.
help keep you robtuil
scstt & Bowne. Bkamfield. K. J
indifferent
G. W. U
MUSIC MENJVOULD MAKE
"MUSIC WEEK" PERMANENT
Four-fifths of El Paso's homes are
musicless.
This fact was brought out during a
discussion of the Music week program
at a luncheon of music merchants at
as be was here last year with the (the chamber of commerce grill Wed
Prench Symphony orchestra. He Ssdy- JL one "C10 purposes of
ranks equally with Bauer. Ganz. I M?lc week, nationally as well as lo
Paderewaki and Hofmann as a pianist 5Jn"!R -'"Ite a love of music
His expression appears sad. Tet it t?it1 wUI .r?n,t 'n "ler8ai appre
does not impatr his ability, though ifiatn,f,.'i11.in brlnK1"a- music
some selections lack sympathy. ILn "ne toTm lnto Tery American
Several timee during the recital
BtlltK
Are a Harmless Substitute
dav not tomorrow. Radium Ap
pliance Co 81 Bradbury bldgU Las
Angeles, Calif Adv.
LV Edwards' Ofive TrfiJete are the
result oi Or. Edwards' deterrcinatka
not to treat hver and bowel complaints I trTrn rftTr,l-Tr,f'7 4
waiicatome). For J7 veare he teed ! ArliiK LjNrLUhMZA
these tablets (a vegetable compound ;
rmxed with olive od) rh his private
practice With great Success Tle Grip. Fever, and Other Poison.
Tkm, Xn .nth. 1 tfe.t r,lru,l l ac. Pro.tratlng DUea.es.
"-J . .. Tv U tkonliitAiD naMaaarv that fh
10 HENS LAY 8 EGGS
DAY. HOW IT'S DONE
Mr. Davi. Shew. Ilaw to Wake TJp
Idle Hens. Easily Tried.
"I have 10 bens and was getting 1
and 2 eggs a day. Since using Don
Sung, my bens have Improved so
much that I am nov getting 7 and 11
eggs a day. The results have been
wonderful." nenry Oavis. 1511 ath
St- Newport News. Va.
Mr Davis wrote this letter in Feo-
ruary. after -a severe test in the cold
est weather. Try it. as be did. and
watch your hens stop loafing and
sun laying, nere s our oxxer:
doabtf bmwbadateHfccb. No jbiVJhVySSsyTe! rlf .TSl
pams, no grrpuig. no mny to the t disease deatroyei or driven out. , JSa'S,?,0" rSrtself atS mv!
glrms OT danger trom add foods yet appetite restored and the kidneys I a th"" "'P??
they sfamutoe the Irver and bowek. "Vn-T-er re"rM vnbet reBI I andur'monfn bl propUy
Take Dr .Edwards' CKve TabJets ac,a'. Sarsapanlla has been before ! .
when you feel "logy" and "heavy." the people for 46 years as a general. D"" SyChinese fr egg-JaMnel
Kate how they dear clouded brain and blood purifying alterative tonic med- wrka ""If11. on the ,'e5:yta? or,l
rtniliesrflrSr Ifiinda tS! "d It has given perfect satis- ' Ka". and is also a splendid tonic It
rjeiK ud ine SDints. iucanaoca dox. ,.-., . .s , ,i.u ' easily given in the feed, imnroves
grandmothers gave them Hood's Sar-1 16 Den s ealth. makes her stronper
saparilla are now giving it to their ad more active in any weather, and
own children and grandchildren with starts her laying. Try Don Sung for
perfect confidence It is the ideal so dajs and if it doesn't get yon the
family -jediclne, for a wide range of eggs, no matter how cold or wet the
ailments, always reaay. always does ciiiri. junr imiiicjr win vs retunneu
i enod At anv season of the vear Pre- by return mail. Get Don Sung from
pared by educated pharmacists. Nearly , your druggist or poultry remedy
50 yers of phenomenal sales tell the dealer or send SO cents for a package
stor er its remaraaoie merit, ror uj man prepaia tturreu-iucEer io.
a mild, effectire laxative, take Hood 9, 334 Columbia Bldg. Tndlanopolts. Ind.
riii. id? iii
Guticura Soap
Imparts
The Velvet Touch
Sec9.0btwoit.Tlctsm ScfrtTTwiin. Ttfmm&ta
SHhJBF JSSa Slk&SQS&BKftSHtiKiwlKBSisiiimBEi
Calomel is a dangerous drug. It is mercury
quicksilver; and attacks your bones. Take a dose
of nasty calomel today and you will feel weak, sick
and nauseated tomorrow. Don't lose a day's work.
INSTEAD, TAKE
"Dodson's Liver Tone'
There's no reason why a person shoda take sickening,
saSrating calomel when a few cents buys a Urge bottle
tf Dodioa's Liver Tone a perfect substitute for calomel.
I i pleasant, vegetable liquid which will start
vr -sr just as surely as calomel, but it doesn't
fgttu yon, sick and can sot salivate. Iska a spoonful
of Dodson's liver Tone instead and yon will wake up
feeling great. No more biliousness, constipation, slng
gishness, headache, coated tongue or sour stomach.
Tour druggist says if you don't find Dodson's Liver
Tone acts better than horrible calomel your money is
waiting for yon. ka abildrea like it pleasant taste.
home 1
C. J Andrews, who has charge of
the program for music eek. was at
the luncheon and reported plans for
the concert at Liberty half tonight
One of the features of the program
will be the big community "sing" to
be conducted by Mr. Andrews. James
A Dick, who was to have had charge,
was reported ilL
Music week Is to be made a perma
nent annual affair, it was voted It
is possible a music show will be held
in connection with Music week next
year. A luncheon of music men will
be held again on Wednesday. March
10. t discuss plans for making El
Paso "a city of music"
entertainmenFat high
school for "gym" fund
At 1 oclock Thursday morning an
entertainment will be given at the El
Paso high school in benefit of the
gymnasium fund of the school.
The program is to consist of danc
ing and musical numbers. Mrs. Helen
Ooooer Williams will, .t th. nt,n.
play "Moonlight Starlight." and Mrs!
-Margaret wnnon Stevens, physical
director of the high school. Miss Mar
garet Piatt and Miss Martha Esquivel
will give a cl-;lc dance to th.
music Delphina Gomez win give two
npanisn oances. -jrtn- .nil -i.
Garrotine." Norma Klinman will give
maiiiE ana uavia usrensay will
play a violin solo. Mrs. Margaret
Kinnon Stevens and Mis Margaret
8tevens. with a cborur of dancers,
will gtve the famous "Habernera."
from Carmen with Mrs. Williams at
the piano
the courts:
Kodak
Adv.
Finishing See
Gaadara.
GIRLS! A MASS
OF WAVY, GLEAMY
Navy Tricotine Suits
The Password Of Spring Fashion
THE NEW SUITS for Spring will lvalk straight
into women's hearts for truly have the design
ers outdone themselves. To beautiful fabrics and
unusually clever styles has been added a skill of work
manship that makes for suit perfection.
Tricotine Is The
Favorite Fabric
For tricotine is a textile that enhances good
workmanship and deft tailoring has transformed
tricotine into Fashion's accepted models and in
turn is navy blue the favorite, forit adapts itself
so well to tricotine. If you would be in style
tricotine is your password! Suits at
$35 $45 $60 $75
Other Suits At
$25 To $95
Which includes everything with the ex
ception of tricotine. which has beea men
tioned above
MRVS Wn.rt SEHCBS POntHT TW1M,
VELOti'R CIIBCKS VBLOTJK3
"jiEATHraisrcus'' shxtdrbs
Exquisitely moulded shoulders grace
ful collars that hug the neck closely in
back wonderfully correct uader-arm
shaping and bust lines plus aH the fin
ishing touches the woman of fashion ap
preciates. We have never seen more admirably
made suits and we know our prices are
both fair and moderate!
I5C'I'W yfif '"".
I I
I
Why
You
Should
Buy at
Home
Sending y o n r
money oat ot
town is certainly
not helping Bl
Paso BI Paso
mar-chants pat
ronize their own
home jobbers and
manufacturers
don't yea think
yon can help. too.
by buying from
your own home
retailers?
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Spring's Beautiful Dresses Are Here
Complete showings of the lovely new ideas in beaded geotgelle frocks,
shimmering lustrous taffetas, figured georgette aepe and chiffons in the
correct styles, colors, trimmings and at most comprehensive price range of
$25 up to $150.
S. & II. fireen Trading Stamps. Telepboae 6KO0.
"JlMlcTVeek" 15 ag& 0-J& j&?&- s EtkMovlea
' "1" Overland St. At Staatao
City Council
Votes Against
'Closed Shop
MftTnr f?harl4MB nssivia anrl Tnwtnr
BEAUTIFUL HAIR t the dty coonen told a committee j
" that regarding city craployes they
Let "Danderine" save and S fJT
fosdto affret to employ only union
men.
glorify your hair
di-
In a few moments you can trans
form your plain, dull, flat hair. Yoa
can bare It abundant, aeft. glossy and
full of life. Just get at any drug or
toilet counter a small bottle of "Dan-
letine" for a few cents. Then moisten
a soft cloth with the landerine and
draw this throe eh your hair taking
oe small strand at a time. Instantly.;
yea. Immediately, you have doubled;
4IST DISTOICT COURT.
Jndjre P. R, Price pre Id Inc.
Ruby West vs. Harvey West,
sorce. xuea.
Alexander J. Cameron ts. Grace
Cameron, divorce, filed.
WTII DISTRICT COURT.
Jndtre W. D. Howe. preIdlnjr. f easy to do np All dast.'dlrt and ex
ow v- twy jaais ana i;nanesi ,.. on ,n -(
MeGown. theft over 50, found guilty. je on aemo
by jury, sentenced two years in peni- Let Dnderln put more life, color,
tentiary. sentence suspended. , r8r and brightness In your hair.
JUSTICE COUIITS. I This atlmulating tonic will freshen
It. B. RnwIImi. prentdlnir. your scalp, check dandruff and fall-
State ts. Gonzalo ftrteira- ndinir ' Ins: hair, and nolo your hair to ktow
dismissed. j long, thick, strong and beautiful
State vs. Arturo Carrera. Jose Adv
.r lores, joe noDDins, J Burno,
Moberto Auxpura, Juan Ayala. G. Mc-
The committee from the union ore-
seated 16 agreements which the city
was asked to pass. Only two of the Is
were discussed, and one of them was
settled at once and the other was not
favored.
The mayor appointed dty council
men R. C Semple and W. T. Griffith
to find out what effect each of the
proposed agreements would have on
the engineers employed by the city.
and to report to the council later.
The reading of rule No. S. which
met Instant defeat, follows: "No
non-union engineer to be employed
b the city of El Paso for a period
of more than 10 days.
' I am opposed to any such agree
ment," said mayor Davis "The city
council represents the city, which is
composed of both union and non
union men, and. speaking for myself
only. I am not in favor of refusing to
srie a man a Job because he hasnt
a union card.
One of the committee said the
dty could employ an enslneer for
JO days who nun't a member f
the tmloi. and this mould give
the union time to hIso him up.
"Ye, and If he ildn. join the
unto a said mayor Davis, nnder
your agreement the city rronld
be forced to discharge him.
Cach of the coanellmen aareed
on thtm point. Then rule No. 5
was strneh; off.
The other rule, or agreement, con
sidered, provides that each engineer
in the city's employ be given
days' vacation, with pay."
Zt was pointed out that every city
employe was allowed a two weeks'
acation on pay.
A member of the committee from
the union then pointed out that the
city employes, all except the engi
neers, get Saturday afternoons and
8unda8 off. and the engineers work
du uietrc amjra-.
"Tea.' said the mayor, "but the !
engineers work only 48 hours a week
anyway, the same as any city em
ploye." Another one of the proposed agree
ments nrovides that all grievances
l shall De aronratea by arbitration
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Mrs. Belle DeWitt, Gainsboro, Jaeksea uesaty, xena, ai u
seventy-three boasts of her physical fitness and activity and teLta the ream
for her sood health im the louowiae tetserj x " " e. --------
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twenty years,
bad nckness b
T ..jl 4Vh a.1
active as a cat. Yoar xneljeies are jast fine for coogas and colds. They
relieve me as soon as 1 begin to take them. I had catarrb at the stcanachaad
bowels, and yoor medicine eared mo after I had spent lots of money wrta
doctors. I know one woman who was eared of serioos bowel troaNe wtertte
doctors had given her np to die. She took Pe-re-aa and Uahve and perfecUy
weH. I am a strong believer in Pe-m-aa beeaase it has always cored me.
Mrs. DeWitt is just one of many thousands, who attribute their health to
-this old and tried remedy. For nearly one-half century Pe-rn-na haa been tee
mam dependence in the American family for every-day ilia such aa coughs,
colds, catarrh, stomach and bowel disorders and all catarrhal conditKms. It i
. . v - Tl . b.. . V1.a n.j..ajn fha. mrsnimvfTsanrlaaC
ia wouderfnlly good practice to seep rrni-o. m w w .-. a
Sold Everywhere. Tablets or LJcmd.
Whatever You Bo Boji't Neglect
Your Eyes, Says Dr. Lewis, Who
Tells How to Strengthen Eyeagnt 50 in One WeeLf Tcae m Many IteUacs
the beauty of your hair. It will be a
mass, so soft. Instroos. Hntfy and so t,, composed of two members of
tne city council, two memoers oi en
gineers' local No. 590. and that these
rour to select a distotereatea tnira
11.
N'arv. C. C Bills, speeding;, fined II
and costs.
Clark AVrlicht. prealdlaK.
State va Ml as A."Nolds. v. C Walk.
er, E. c Davis, speeding, dismissed.
create vs. li. Ktvera, ora Smith. U. I
Racer. B. C NeaL J. H. JHendorff.
Luis Mlar. 8erat- O L. Frederick. Al
berto Flerro. Jack Kendall, speeding.
linen ;i ana costs.
Case sttin?s Feb 28. 11 a. m. !
Avener Castelle company vs The
Tightens Her Skin
Lose3 Her Wrinkles
A Free Prescription Too Can nave
Filled and Use at Home
Philadelphia. Pa. Do you wear
glasses' Are yon a victim of eye
strain or other eye weaknesses? Il
you will be glad to know that accord
ing to Dr. Lewis there la real hope for
you. He says neglect causes more
eye troubles aad poor sight than any
other one thine Many whose, eyes
were railing say they had their eyes
restored through the principle of this
wonderful free prescription. Oueraan
says after trying Itr "I was almost
blind: could not see to read at all.
ma i M rri evarttalna without any
clauses snd my eyes do not water any tbeir eyes In time.
a - ake &w ernnlrl ruin imsm . '
.itit: (vnoiTnTT pnmint-Tit.
ever getting glasses. Bye trouble of
many descriptions may he wonder
folly benefitted by fouowtag tha
simple roles Here U the prescrip
tion: Go tyany active dmg store aad
get a bottle fit Bo a -Opt o tablets.
Dtop one Bon-Opto tablet tn a foarth
of a glass of water and allow to dis
solve. With this liquid bathe the eyes
two or four times daily Too should
notice your eyes clear up perceptibly
right from the start and tnflammatloB
will quickly disappear If yoar eyes
are bot&eiinR you. even a little, take
steps to save them now before it ts
too late. Many hopelessly blind might
have teen saved If they had cared for
party and the majority vote of the I Al 4?L, ,inJ ,n Tba
board on the Issue to settle all cases I dreadfully now they feel flnf all the
decisively. time It was me a miracie io w
The proposed agreements the com- A lady who used It says Th- atBroa
mittee from the engineers' union phere seemed hasy with or without
asked the city council to pass upon. ' glanses. but after using this prescrip
follow . tion for fifteen dyveverythin seems
JU'aaaf nuiuva u.lu au'aEa.s v eo "1 CJtJar I CD T-" sm ,.....
I want to ttdl yoa how easily I g-ot
rid of my wrinkles." writes LueUm Marah.
"WhO lu London a friend, much envied
bee-use ef her youthful looks, save me
rormnu. ior a nome-maae prep&rauoa
Eoulnment com Dan . March i. 2 d m. whicii has the ffct f inatltMiv tisrhton.
P d Masquellette vs. G. Caslen.j inc Um skin, thus smoothing- oat wrinkles
March 12pm Knnllenherc
Ptarnes; March 9, 2 p m. Beck man vs.
Newsome et al Marrh 10 2 p m-.
Goebel vs a P. Ry Co.. March 11. 2
p. jn. G. M Davis vs. Central Stock
and OH Exchange. March 12, ! p. m.
American Trunk and Bag company
vb P. Shay.
Bl Paso eed .s 1920 Catalog now
ready Write or call for a copy
Ad
sad farrows.
The prtncipsl utsredlent Is powdered
ssjiolHe. which can be had st drur stores
here. An oonee of aaxolite Is dissolved In
a half pint witch hazel. After bathing
my face in this hot once the transforma
tion was so marvelous I looked years
yoanrer Even the deep crow's feet were
affected, and the annoying creases about
my neck. It seems difficult to believe
anything coold produce such rsuls Sev
eral to hom I rfcomroeDdd iht rtctpe
ha ben similarly helped. on m -liv-rlT
la J; wbose cheeks had becomt. quite
1 ia j; huihk: turxna ui&u ir
Curtis s & Covuuyllbery bonds.-Adv. bacc..' Social iUn-or Adr.
local 590 to be allowed to visit en
gineer at place of employment, when
said visit will in no way interfere
wel Awt rri aa4 rtlltw
! "No discrimination to be made
against any member of local $96. se
lectee Dy local to sir on grievance
ccmmlttee
"In case of sickness, full pay will
be allowed.
"Wage scale to take effect April 1.
1920. and remain in effect until re
vised or amended.
"Chief engineers to receive a mini
mum of one dollar per hour.
"All shift engineers to receive 85
cents per hour. 8 hours or less to
constitute a day's work
"All shift engineers to receive th
same rate of pay existing at that
plant.
"On continuous monthly operation.
48 hours to constitute a weekrs work,
time and a half for Sundays and holidays.
'One dollar per hour for all port- t
able or mo.ablt- operating p'antf. i
Kikht hours or less to constitute a I
da. s work 44 hours constitutes
j weeks work, time and
fine
without glasses" It l believed that
t bou bands who wear glasses can now
riifu-ard them In a reasonable time and
trultftudes more will be sble to
strengthen their eyes so a to be
spared the trouble and expense of
Physician
to wbom the above article was submitted
KSid "Boo-upto is i t-ry rt-roaritaoM
remedy Its constituent in jn3 tents sr
wH known to eminent eye specs1 and.
widely proscribed by them. The nwouf.c
torv'T gaarantre It t tras,,ien o ight
5e per cw. in one we-s time to tiany
instances or refund tbr muncv I can be
nbtaJned from anv good d-nrstt aad ts
a of the very iVw ppa-itirrs 1 feet
avbouid be Lpt on band Tor r-m ar use hi
almost every family ' It is sold u this
city by Kelly k Po'iard and other drug
Sista Adv
Sundays, holidays and Saturday aft- J
ernoons.
"To revise this scale or anv rules
ami regulations herein or hereinafter
agreed to between either party. 30
das notice will be necessar. said
notice to be dulv presented in writing
in duplicate, to the proper authorities.
No engineer to leae employment
of citv without 48 hours notice
"Any engineer unable to report on
shift must promptly notify proper au
thorities, in order that work may not
be retarded.
To Ileal A Cough.
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Ad
.huieo , cj ibsu -rr vw. u.v v.taiui nun
half for ready. W rite or call for a copy. Adv.
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