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EL PASO HERALD
ROTARY INSTILS ITS NEW OFFICERS iCITIZENS 0. K. WW MUCH
A T the Rotary luncheon at the Ho-
n"1 'rtdoii Thnrsdav. ,W &
I'rombie, .resident, made a fare
; Ml speech and handed the sav.I to
Will B. V, inch, ti new exeearive of
'- orsaalzation In El Paso
The other new officers are: Vice
. resident, jsuK seenan . secretary,
harles Andrew , treasurer, James
orders. sergeant at arm. Jack Geth
nr We are proud of our report aid
Ir. Combie in his speech, referrlnc
o the annual -tton of the aecre
ry on activities of the club. "Ro
ar? to me means an ora-anixatlon of
viiowship and community service.
-I I believe w hae fulfilled these
bects In the last jar We have
ad many big; truests Otn. Pershing.
tee president Marsnall Harrv lean
er and other? and have sees and
eard many thins of benefit.
i nav. nJoed tnn admlnlstra-
icn, and heartily thank my fellow I
lliu uo oomniii icemen xor tneir '
v. ork with me." I
Sew President Asks Support.
in K. Winch, the new president
-ledced his bast efforts to Rotary
lie called on the members to "get
-to the nme and pet the best" of
notary's benefits.
"In the next year we will experl
i a ." reconstmctlOD period." said
Mr Winch, "and will nave mach to
WOMEM MEED SWAMP-ROOT
i
rboasand of woma bave kidney
a bladder trouble and never sas--ct
It.
'Women's complaints often prove
o be nothing- else but kidney trouble,
- the result of kidney or bladder1
-iwWML
If the JtidneTa are not In a healthv
"ndition, they may caise tbe other
'---gaos to become diseased.
Pain In the back, headacite, loss of
a-noiuon. nerronsness, are often
iraea symptoms of kidney trooble.
Don't delay startln-g reatment. Dr.
Kilmers Swamp-Root, a physician's
i -esrr-ptlon, obtained . at any drag
'ore, may oe just tne remedy needed
'o o ermine such conuitions.
Get a medium cr larre rise bottle
aimedlately from any rac -store.
However, if yon wis first to test
- his treat preparation send tea pants
to Dr. Kilmer 4 Co, Bin sham ton, N
T , Xor a sample bottle. When writ
inr be sure and mention the El Pao
Herald. AdT. i
do. ThR Vexican situation and la
bor unrest will need our best ef
forts. Mr. W inch said a few words iv
appreciation of the administration ot
W Ptnmhta snit ! thai ( T mn
have an administration as s-Boceesful t
as nis, and leave office with the ad
miration -of El Paso Rotary as he is.
I will feel that I have accomplished
something bis."
Tickets, with numbers on them in
dicating amounts from one cent to
$ 00 in price for the chance to go
to the Atlantic city convention of
Rotan, are being sold to members.
The "lucky ones," 10 in number, will
so to tbe International convention.
together with the eight members al-
reaa pieagea to go. It was estimated
the proceeds from the tickets. If ail
are sold, will total $l?5-?.
Membership Applications.
Tbe second reading of applications
for membership were made for the
following men P. G. Billings, retail
talking machine and records; A. P.
Irwin, automobile repairing; Louis
Horwltz. manufacturing, R. C. Mc
II nt ran, film rentals and George Deck,
of the Texas A Pacific.
The club voted to accept an in
vitation to eat its regular weekly
luncheon at the county jail next
Thursday. The .proceeds will go to
buy a flag for the American Legion
post here. A musical program will
be furnished and the members mill
inspect the JalL
All the members were urged to so
to Fort Bliss Friday at 3 ocle-ck to
witness the machine gun barrage In
response to the invitation of CoL W.
H. Hay. A motion was passed to meet
at the Hotel Sheldon at 3 JO oclock
Friday afternoon, and that all mem
bers with motor cars use them to
carry Rotartana to the demonstration.
Troona will follow the barrace at
Fort Bliss, advancing by timed move-
menta, demonstrating' the sj-atem used
in the war.
The public also has been invited to
attend the barrage demonstration.
1ie Rotary dab indorsed the ap
plication of El Paso school teachers
for a wage increase, '
The treasurer's annual report ;
kbovm mac tne new aanumsiniuen
rill have about 1800 with which to
start Its work.
CITY'S BUDGET; ON MEXICO CITY
!EU S. JkRDOIII ;
! FREE OM BOMDI
CConflnned from page 1.)
Want Kodak stms-stncT Se Gas
daxa- Adv.
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Bafey's BanK Account
On baby's fwtl birthday open a saving account m baby's
name. No matter vhether Ait account it opened for $1,
$10. $100 or $1000, U H fnore than double in 18 years
Any sam, al 4 percent interest, compounded semi-an-rural,
BH doable itself hi about 17Yl years.
Stmt a "nest-egg" for baby. By makmg additional de
posits from time to tune, a goodly sum Trill be accumulalei
lonaris college expense or other purposes. As us about it.
"Maybe Our BanK Is the Best
BanK Tor Yotx"
Lei's Talk It Over.
American Trust CQ.
Saving's BanK
(Organised January, 1913).
El Paso, Texas.
CapM and Smplus. $400,000.00.
T. C Kcroesx, President.
tesiie "w. Cralc. Tlee-Prea. James A. Borders. Cashier.
W. H. W&scoiikr. Asst. Cashier. W. U. Carre. AssTt. CaaMor.
Kobert T. Hoover. Asst. Cashier.
Fred D. Glbbs, Ass't. CaahUr.
sold. From outside sources the conn
ell has received an offer of 90 cents
on the dollar for these warrants, but
considers the offer too low. 3sr.
Srhwartz predicted that a moch bit
ter price could be obtained for them
right here in EI Paso. Definite steps
to solve this problem will not be
taken until after the mayor's meet
ing; with the clearing house execu
tives next week
pproprlatlon by Ordinance.
On behalf of the taxpayers' leaa-ue,
Mr. Krakauer recommended that the
money designated tor each depart
ment in the budget be appropriated to
that department by ordinance, and
then each department head would be
responsible for the estimate not being
exceeded. Alderman W. T. Griffith
inquired what would hanosn In case
some sudden emergency arose that
called for heavy expenditures in a de
partment where such a condition aad
not been foreseen. The reply was that
a new ordlnanos to be discussed In a
public meeting as the budget has
been, be prepared to cover th. eroer
gencv and authorise tbe increased ex
penditures. This would solve the
problem, Mr. Krakauer asserted, and
the council nareed with him.
The nrODOaitffln rtf th 1. ffii An
this matter was stated, as follows:
This Is one feature of the
budget system which we at this
time desire to InM-f upon. The
budget we hare here, by ordinance
makes appropriations to each de
partment of the city, and the
mayor a chief executive of the
eftr la drflnltelr fixed -rllk the
responsibility sf seelne to ft that
the lump sum of all of these ap
propriations Is not overeneuBi
bered. The aldermen In charge of
the various divisions are also
made resfioasible by ordinance
fer seelner to It that the lump sum
appropriated to their divisions Is
not overeneumbered. Jn this wsy
taxpayers haie some definite as
surance that this budget for ex
penditures (which we have openly
discussed, aad which appears
reasonably economical and fair)
will be lived within. As tsx
payers we desire to Insist upsu
making this budget n means of
definitely controlllns; expendi
turesby passing this budget In
ordlnsnce form.
It is probable that this sucrestlon
will be carried out by the city of
ficials. Tbe question of submitting the
civil service amendment to the vot
ers was brought up by Sir. Krakauer
and the league want on record in fa
vor or It as follows:
-Of the proposed charter amend
ments we, as taxpayers, are especi
ally anxious that the civil service
amendment be submitted to the vot
ers. This, Mr. Mayor, was on, of
your election promises, and we believe
a properly conducted civil urrim wtn
in the long run result In a better and
more effeclent psraonnel among the
city employes. Of course an admin
istration playing no politics could ob
tain just as good city employes as
wma d oDuunco unoer any civil
service) arrangement. Citlien-, how
ever, have no assurance that the next
administration will refrain from play
ing politics and retain all tbe good
employes In this administration. Un
der civil service we will have soma
assurance that good men like your
purchasing agent and your auditor
win continue serving tbe Intereats of
our city; wnue witnout eavii service
these good men mav loo. their lohs
under the next adminlatnlton and fa.
i replaced Dy political appointees. Civil
t mw t -I, .nl.fl.. . . . f 1
in every uptodate city charter; and
we believe the citixens of El Paso
should be given a chance to take this
progressive 'step.
There Is no reluctance on the part
of the mayor and aldermen to submit
this amendment and the only thing
that is delaying is the decision of
what time would be most propitious.
City attorney Vlctot-Moore explained
that the charter can be amended, only
once every two years and If the civil
service amendment election Is hatd.
some other more Important question
as for Instance the water supply
might arise before the expiration of
the tvro ye&r limit. Should the char
ter be amended by only the civil ser
vice amendment, there would be no
opportunity for two years to change
it. Until the. city officials decide
definitely all the questions that
should be submitted at such an elec
tion, the civil service matter, it was
felt, should be held In abeyance.
Mayor Charles Davis, aldermen v.
T. Griffith. Park Pitman. R. c.
Setnple and Martin Sweeney attend
ed the conference. Julius Krakauer.
A. Schwartx, H. D. Slater. DeWltt
Bandeen and other business men
were also at the meeting.
(Continued from page 1.)
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Hardwood Floor
is the best floor to buy. Our
stock contains a vast supply of
the very finest hardwood floor-,
ing. See us by all means.
F&usitii&Co.
Accountants
fiat Wat. BMx,
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1800 Texas St
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Phone 1028.
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1 rS.lli.LijL- Enamel Free
If yoa bar bm 25c Brash vre vtB give away one-talf pint of
Xjuuze StBiUry Fleer Eassel ABSOLUTELY FREE, tKat will
be eaoBgh to pakt a pastry jhelf, table, cKairt, etc. Can be
uei for ot$y porcl floor, plastered waHi, porch ceilings,.
cenMat fleers, bath roerss or any Irisd of painting for any kind
of fleers or ether woodwork where a high grade finish is de
sires', Bade in eight popskr colors.
Sunset Paint Co.
Kempton 2H
Jl Japorife qoung
mans slrjle in
COL-LARS
capital will be composed of 6000
soldiers from Sonora and 4000 from
Chihuahua, judge Cuen announced.
Villa Report Unconfirmed.
Liberalist lesders in Juares Thura
da awaited confirmation of the re
port that Francisco Villa s forces,
consisting of 2000 poorly equipped sol
diers, hsve joined the re. oiu'lonlts.
This report originated from Nogales,
Sonora, but more authentic reports
recened in Juarex Tuesda were to
the effect that Villa is at Ortu ;0
miles southeast of Chihuahua City
Leaders here say that should goer
nor de la Buerta accept Villa's offer
and take over his troops he probably
will not git e the bandit leader a com
mand of any importance.
Villa sympathisers declare that if
ilia's orter is accented he win brink
to the Uberallat side some 10.000
troops, but this report Is ent'rely dis
credited by persons who are well In
formed, and who say that Villa's to
tal following could not exceed 200,
if the troops of his brother, Hippolito
v ilia were lnciuaeo.
Making Khaki Uniforms.
Roberto V. Pasquelra. who, under
tn, carranza regime, was financial
agent, with headquarters In 1 Paso,
has been given the same post under
the Uberallst rule. Mr. Pesqueira re
turned Wednesday from Mennoaillo.
after accompanying governor de la
iiueria to a conierence ot revolution
ary chiefs at Naoc He announced that
the revolutionary army is to be uni
formed tn khaki and that a factory
at Hermoslilo is working night and
day to prepare uniforms for the sol
diers of the new army. Alreadx ' ast
quantities of supplies h&tj been is
sued to tbe re.olting troops and they
are far better equipped. It is said, than
they ware under Carranxa rule.
Mr. Pasquelra reports that the peo
ple are In thorough sympathy with
the revolutionary movement, and
seem to take a new Interest tn tbe
doings of their goernment. He de
clared the Taquis are In accord with
the new move and have given their
full cooperation to the rebel leaders.
Report Dlegues Captured.
Late Wednesday night a report was
received In El Paso to the effect that
Gen. Manuel M. Oleguex, commander
of Carraasa's am-lea in the north,
had been captured by the revolution
ists. The last heard of the movements
of 2iegues was that he had reached
Irapuato with his command in a
forced march toward Torreon. At
that time, however, he was known to
be moving under extreme difficulties
and required much time to traverre
a small distance. Obregon leaders
here were unable to verify the re
port of his capture, but learned that
several of his staff officers are
Obregonlstaa. who have been doing
what Is in their power for the revo
lutionists. If Gen. Dieguez has been
captured. It is believed to have been
through tne revolt ot uis own men
Old Consulate Functions.
The Merican consulate at 709
North Oregon street continues in op
eration and Is vlselng passports for
the Interior of Mexico by way of La
redo and Eagle Pass Consul Lull
Sandoval announced that the consul
ate will function as heretofore, with
the exception that no business will
be transacted which Involves Juarez
or any of the other re clutionary ter
ritory. At the office of T. R. Beltran, rep
resenting the Obregonistas here, a
long line waited throughout the day
Thursday for th. vlselng of passports
to Juarez. Special office help was
obtained and the work of vlselng th.
border permits was rushed.
Officials of the Obregon regime, at
the offices in the First National bank
building, said Thursday they had no
official reports as to happenings In
other places, beyond word that the
resistance of CarrancisUs has virtu
ally ceased and th new party Is be
ing met with welcome wherever It
moves.
xaqul Troops Arrive. j
Seven hundred Taqui troops from
Casas Grande, have arrived in Juarez
during the last few dajs, according
to military officials. Two hundred
of amis number reached here today.
Sen. Jose Gonxalo Escobar, com- '
manner ot the Juarez military dis
trict, will remain in charge of the
garrison nero uy uniii. wi wm. -uui-fo
de la Hnerta, provisional com
mander of the revolutionary army,
according to Judge Cuen. Gen. Esco
bar has been praised by do la Huerta
for his action in joining the nev
tnovement, the Juarez attorney said.
Carlos Felix Diaz, of Mazatlan.
Slnaloa. took charge of the Juarez
custo house here Thursday. Jose
G Lov. . ot "Ma Ahumada, Chihuahua,
has ss.ued control of the national
telefraph offl.-es in Juarez.
Beports received in Juarez Thurs
dav mornlne: a-ated that all Is aulet
In the nelghbc rhood of Eagle Pass
and that communication is uninter
rupted betweec that place and Tor
reon. This is rutea Dy ontciais nere
to Indicate that revolutionists, who
are believed to be marching toward
that city, nave not reached the vicinity.
Train service Friday.
A passenger and freight train left
Chihuahua City Thursday morning for
Jsarez, but Is not expected to reach
here until Friday morning, owing to
numerous delays which are expected.
Authorities In Juarex say they will be
able to establish a through train
service to Chihuahua City Friday.
Although military headquarters In
Juarez have refrained from giving out
Information as to the number of
troops now in the city, dose observers
say the number Is between too and
10M. This Includes tbe contingent of
200 Urbalejo followers which arrived
on Wednesday. Az yet so word has
been received regarding the remain
ing 1100 Urbalejo ar.4 porayo follow
ers who are at Casas Grandes. Obre-
gomstas say mat tnese troops nave ,
started to Juares while antl-revolu-tlonlsts
declare that the troops will '
not desert Carranza.
Soldier. Given Banquet.
More than 80 soldiers of the !
Juarez garrison were entertained at t
a banqnee served for them at the;
race trade Wednesday evening, by
the officials of the revolutionary
party. The meal was quite elaborate
and following it the leaders explained
the political situation to the men. go
ing Into detail. Xt the conclusion of
tbe banquet the soldiers manifested
great enthusiasm and expressed their
approval of the new party.
It was officially announced Thurs
day morning that Francisco T. Gon
zales has been named mayor of Juarez
to succeed J Trinidad Komero. who
was deposed during the revolution of
the garrison. Mr. Gonzales is a cus
toms broker In Juarez and a former
mayor of the city.
! MEXICO CITY MAY FALL;
KtVULI 1H 1A1HAULIFA5
(Continued from page 1
Ell S. Ardoin. charged with murder
In connection with the fatal shooting
of Milus Stevenson near Chamberlno,
N M- on Saturday, April 17. Wednes
day was allowed ball in the sum of
Sli.SOO as the result of habeas corpus
proceedings in the district court at
Las Cruces. N. M. Ball promptly was
furnished and Mr. Ardoin released.
Shortly after the kilUng Mr. Ar
doin was given a prelimtnarr hearing
before justice of the peace Crux Gar
cia at Las Cruc and held without
ball to await the action ot the grand
Jury. New evidence, according to re
ports brought to El Pass, was sub
mitted during th, habeas corpus hear
ing, which waa held on Tuesday and
Wednesday- , ,.,
Ell 8. Ardoin formerly resided here
and a number of El Paso relattree and
friend of the aocscesd -attended the
hearing this week.
U. S. AGENTS RAID PUCES
IN SONORA; FIND RIFLES
Xogale-i. Ant. May . In an effort
to break up an organized band of
Kun and whlaky runners, who for
months have been smuggling United
States rifles and cartridges Into
Mexico across - the Inetrnatlonal i
boundary line at this port, depart
ment of Justice agents yesterday
raided a number of places in No- '
jale. Sonora. wttn the cooperation .
of mayor Alberto E. Flguerea. Sev
eral rifles and other government I
nnrnertv were l .covered.
Tabasco. Nuevo Leon, Veracruz and
Nayarlt.
The Mexican government according
to mail advices to the department V
commerce, has Increased the export
duty on petroletnn from 30 cents 40
f cents a ton. The message did not
say wheel the new tariff would be
come effeetiva.
Dry Act Up to Towns.
Douglas. Arte. May . Adolfo de
la Huerta, supreme commander ad
interim of th. Liberal Constitution
alist movement in Mexico, in a cir
cular Issued in that capacity, baa
laced the onus of enforcing prohl
Itton and preventing jzambilng on
military commanders of the Liberal
Constitutionalist army. The decree
was pabiiahed in Orlentacion, the
official paper of the state of Sonora.
Tho rule not only applies to So
nora, but to "ssjeh territory as we
occupy r mas hereafter occupy.'
Deere. No. Z. feoswd by governor
de la Hnerta specifies an increase
of 10 cents national gold par day in
the pay of private soldiers, that they
might provide common neeemttles
for thir families. The pay waa one
neso a dav. Soldiers are fed and
clothed by the government.
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407 Texas Street
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS.
Phone 2851.
Headaches Neuralgias
Colds and La Grippe
Wraea'x Acta erf in I - "?. -,
8SiaSck8cPil0r,'fiV.-e
last night war, to th. effect that
the first defections ot federal troops
along the Tamaullpaa line Ordering
Texas cam. Tuesday, when the Car
ranza garrisons at Camargo, oppo
site Rio Grande City, and San Mlfuel.
near Camargo, revolted, and declared
themselves In sympathy with Gen.
Obregon.
The revolt was orderly and no shots
were fired.
Unconfirmed reports My that the
Carranza garrison it Mir opposite
Roma. Texas, also tus reiolud.
The same report, say that rebels
entered Guerrero, opposite Tapata.
Texas, several days ago. but left dui -ir.g
the night without causing a dis
turbance. It v,ah Indicated thie gar
rison remained loyal to Carranza.
laroaunpas is tne nth na'f o' 41
etates and -errltorle n Mi o t
tfc fe &c-ne of uprising" ag intt the 1
Car'-.i.n- t rul Th jtl r a-t & 1 L -a
Chlbuah'a- Sitaloa, 'j-r-er Zaca- j
Is Tour Jewelry Out of llatef
We will fix It like new.
Sheldon Jewelry Co-Adt.
Tt ewer widows would be at the
1 1 wash tub if people were as con
fidential with their banker as
they are with their physician.
AFETY
1ERVICE
'ILENCE
-ElPaso Bank&TrustCompaiiy
Savings-Commercial-Trust
Ohmis cmffrjimoot1$r
and Spur is a top notch cigarette
Can you pick a good one
when you see it?
Get right up there where Spur
Cigarettes are galloping in the lead.
Judge Spurs by that good old to
bacco taste American and Imported
tobacco, blended in a new way.
Judge 'em by their good-breeding,
emphasizea by their smart package
of brown and silver.
They're crimped, not pasted. So
they burn slower and draw easier.
Roiled in satiny, imported paper.
Something about that package and
that cigarette just naturally fills the
bill.
You know Spurs for winners the
minute the dealer trots 'em out
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A miSfom dollar company,
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160 acres near wells being
driUec by responsible par
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ties) WU pay for same in
stock if price and location
are right. Are organizing
with sufficient settled pro
doctioo to pay montbJy
dividends from beginning.
Submit your offers at once
as deal will be closed m ten
days.
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1 7 V" use THE BEST materials and employ SKILLED LABOR and price
M Weai"hr onr SUPERIOR BUILT bomes to pay as only THE SAME per- I
j BW GlUJL'CA centage of profit realized fonr yean ago. Tbis combination of
H ssperier construction and FAIR PRICES means yoa can buy a real
H Flannel and Kool Sloth, ' home on EASY TERMS and cat oat tkose monthly -risHs from tbe
M plain or waist Seam j landlord after bis rent.
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