El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 36TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Friday, November 5, 1915 Page: 3 of 14
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Friday. Nomlr 5. 1915.
EL PASO MORNING TIMES
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CASH
or
CREDIT
With Free
Delivery
Service.
Some of
Our Regular
Price.
SPANISH RKD RWKKT PKPPKRB
"Pimentos Morrones" Small Can 9r; lasnrr Can. 90c
ppi.k s mi : While Thej Lsurt
White Winter Pearmlns. Fancy... 91.. in
Stayman Wine Bnps. Fancy 91.56
Any of Above Varieties. Retail pounds for Mc
Large Pkg. Gold Dust rkg 90e
T bara Flake White Soap for 15c
I bars Bon Ami or Sapolio Mr
7 bars Lenox Soap yellow 95c
Snowdrift new car
2-ltv can .90c
4 -lb. can 9fte
10-lb. can 91.95
Cottolene new lot
2-lb. can 95c
4 -lb. can SOc
10-lb. can 91.40
Oulley's Belfaat Imported Gin-
ger Ale. S for 50c
B. R. Fruit Nectars four
flavors. 95c Bottle
Lea tc Perrln's Worcestershire
Sauce
Small 30c
I .urgí- 55c
Bulk Oyster Cnrkcn froth
pound 10c
Bay Thorn This Way.
New Florida Grao.
New California Wain uta lbs. for
To Dellvrr Memorial Address.
Judge Din M. Jackson and District At-
ornov W. V. Brldgera have been selerted
to dallar the memorial addresses st the
llki' lodges .t Silver City aim ni-bec. Judge
Jackson will re to silver city and Mr.
Brldgera to Blfbee The memorial service
at ttiese twe cities as in 'El Paso will be
held on December S.
San Francisco confirms
Awarded Gold
Highest Honor
San Francisco
HI-113 Hadaos St.
hUw York City
"SAFE
AwmnM
Victrola ñMÉ Graf onola
THE VICTROLA AND
GR OF ON OLA ARE
THE ONLY INSTRU-
MENTS FOR WHICH
THE WORLD'S GREAT-
EST SINGERS AND IN-
STRUMENT ALISTS
MAKE RECORDS
THE VICTROLA AND GRAFONOLA ARE THE ONLY INSTRUMENTS
ON WHICH YOU CAN HEAR THE GREATEST ARTISTS IN YOUR
OWN HOME JUST AS CLEAR AND TRUE TO LIFE AS IF YOU WERE
HEARING THEM ON THE OPERA. CONCERT OR THEATRICAL
STAGE.
Victrolas Grafonolas
$15 25 $35 $40 $50 $75 $85 $100 $110 $150 $200 $250 $500
WE CAR II T A COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL BIZE8 AND FINISHES. MAKE TOUR
SELECTION AT OUR STORE. WHERE YOU CAN SEE AND HEAR VICTROLAS
AND ORAFONOLAS SIDE BT SIDE AND MAKE YOUH OWN COMPARISONS
BEFORE BUYING.
I TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE
TRI STATE TALKING MACHINE CO.
TELEPHONE 202.
NATIONS
PBONE 2576
220 Mesa A?enue
Our. Business la i rowing Dully.
I What' the Itnmon?
Il Will Pay Yon to Investigate.
Brands A-l International Sauce
Small 96c
Large J5c
Pleaa-All Coffee. High Grade
1-19. tins 96c
-lb. Una ...91.00
K-Zee Made Doughnut Flour
Package 95c
National White Oats 10c
Ghlradella Ground Chocolate
half pound can 20c
Mission Brand Garden t-lb. can
Asparagus 90c
Van Camp's Yellow Pie Pump-
kin large cans 9 for 25c
Canned Caviar 35o and 95c can
All Claw Lobster. 40c Un- Jar
50 lbs. Greeley Potatoes
Spuds" for 96c
Km It Have trri..i
9L00 New California Almonds
VIsIUbb In City.
E.lward J. Sullivan of Denver Colo. Is
rt tóe McCoy holc. )o will remain In El
Paso several days looking over the re
estate situation with a view to Investment
Dr. LeMye Hyde osteopathic physician
814 Mesa Phone tg. (Adv.)
your selection
Medal
for India-Ceylon Teas
1915
- TEA FIRST" aad Always
Cold Marks. Su Frraaaaa. 1919"
The Only Instruments
VICTROLA XíV $ 1 5 0. 00
OTHER STYLES $15 TO $500
CONVENIENT TERMS
COR TEXAS
.aatal aft uaafl
fl aSTTal tM awf
CHESTER D. NAUMAN.
Member of the finance committee of the El Paso Auto Week who if
one of the "live wires" completing arrangements for the event which prom-
ises to be one of the most successful affairs aver held In this city.
GENERAL PERSHING
FAVORS AUTO WEEK
AR.MY W1M. PARTICIPATE BY ENTERING
AITOMOBILKS AMI TRICKS IN PA-
RAUB COMMITTEES MEET TODAY.
General J. J Pershing In command at
Fort Bliss has given his cordial Indorse-
ment to El Paso Automobile Week. Novem-
ber St to DecemlKT 4. and has promised
that the army automobiles in the various
departments will take part in the grand
parade whlrh Is to be one of the big Tea-
tures or the week. General Pershing was
railed upon yesterday by a committee
rrom the automobile men consisting or
Jack Brace. C. D. ciauman and L. E. 011-
K'tt and promised to lend his support to
the proposition or which he spoke highly.
The quartermaster's department also prom-
ised their co-operation.
The hi restore todav will be a lunch
eon at the Hotel Sheldon at noon at which
all the automobile men Interested In Auto
Week will attend oenerai cnatrinan n
THE VICTROLA AND
GRAFONOLA ARE
THE ONLY INSTRU-
MENTS THE WORLD S
BEST MUSICAL TAL-
ENT CONSIDER ABLE
TO DO FULL JUSTICE
TO THEIR MAGNIFI-
CENT VOICES AND SU-
PERB ART.
AND STANTON STREETS.
Hatcher will preside. An Important report
Is expected rrom the finance ami other
committee.
The Morning Times hat volunteered to
erect a booth to be used as general head-
quarters at the l.lttle I'laaa and also to
ilonate a quantity ot hunting formerly used
in connection wiin tin1 Morning 1 lines'
tomohlle show. The nnnoiinceinent will be
made at the hfnrhenn today by Jark llrace.
nairnian ot tne arrangement sorrmilliee
WILL COMMEMORATE
MEMORY OF MASON
MAYOH LEA HAVIXT. ni'l'l It PLATE IX
8CRIHKII IX HONOR OF NATHAN
WEBB PIOXEF.H RL PAHOAX.
To commemorate the memory of Nathan
Webb pioneer El Pasoan credited with
having made the Masonic temple corner or
North El Paso and Missouri possible. Mayor
Tom Lea la having a copper plate inscribed
to hang in the reception room or the tem
pie.
Nathan Webb died here In IBM. How lnng
ne resided nere Is not known. He lert
will bequeathing lots 67 arid 68 block tí
Amis map. to tne ki raso Mnaonic lodge
to be used by thai lodge as a Masonic
cemetery. The location was the present
site of the Popular dry goods store. In
1888 the lodge paid Mrs. Uertrude Webb
the surviving wire W.boo ror the property.
thus acquiring absolute title. Tho adobe
nuts on the place were- torn down and a
red brick building was erected on what
Is now the popular alley lit loot the longe
built Ihe present Popular store. A little
more than two years ago the building and
properly was sold by the lodge to the
purchased by Webb rrom Abraham Cutter
United -tntes marshal who under a gov-
ernment ruling had ronriscated it because
Popular Dry (foods company ror $30.000.
The property was the same that had been
II was then owned by Confederates. The
confiscation proceedings were afterwards
set aside by the United States supreme
court. However those rrom whom the
property was taken gave tlie Masonic lodge
a quit claim deed to It.
The El Paso Masonic lodge No. 130 was
chartered in IM4.
i order lo get the names and dates ror-
; Mayor l.ea went to ihe county clerk's
office Thursday and looked uo the rec
ords In Ihe case.
We are going to have this plate made
wed Mayor Lea. "in memory or Nathan
Webb a pioneer EI Pasoan who made the
present Masonic temple iKisslble by bla
gin. i ue píate win e suitably en-
graved." IMPROVING CALIFORNIA STREET.
City Gangs Kept Huay Piscina Thorough-
fare In Better Coadltfofl.
Under the direction or Alderman J. W.
lisher the city street gangs are beltiar keot
buay. (me gang la engaged In removing
thr rock and dirt from C.ilironila street
between Lot Angeles and North El Paso.
Un one aide the embankment eitends Into
the street it fret. The street will be
cleaned to Hie property line on both sides
which will result In II having a yo-rooi
roadway.
Dirt Is being hauled rrom the River
street rut to Alamo plaaa where It l being
placed on three aides or the park. The
streets surrounding the plaza will ail be
raised leveled and graded.
The approach between the street rar
traeki and (Irani avenue Is being repaired
and made passable.
Work or repairing leveling and grading
the east approach lo the smelter vladurl
will be started aa soon as the street rar
company has raised Its tracks. Prepara-
tory lo doing that the company Thursday
placed stakes al the point where toe
track will be raised In order lo facilitate
the work to be done by the rlty.
mayor Tbursday.
CALOMEL TODAY
SICK TOMORROW
UUM. Or NASTY CALOMEL MAKES Y Oil
BILK A NO Y 04 LOSE A
OAY-H HOMK
Calomel salivates! It's mercury. Calomel
act like dynsinlle on a ilugglah liver.
Wlien calomel coiues Into contact with sour
bile II crashes lulo It causing cramping
and nausea.
It you feel bilious headachy constipated
and all knocked out Just go lo yuur drug
Cist and gal a W cent bottle of Dotfson
Her Tone which la a harmless vegetable
hUliBiuuie for dsugeroui calomel. Take a
spoonrul and ir II doesn't stall your liver
and straighten yuu up belter and quit ker
than uaaty calomel and wltltoui making you
sick you Just go back and get your money
II you take ratonad lodsv you'll be sick
and nauseated losaorrow. besides II may
salivate you. while if you lake Hudson'
Liver lone yuu will wak up feeling great.
fuU ut ambition and realty for work or
play lfe bannlras. pleasant and safe to
give io cksMren; Uaty like U.
POSLAM OUICKLY
ALLAYS ITCHING
AND SORENESS
JUn disorders which srr accompanied h
Itching burning and aggravation. Enema.
IU h. Pimples etc.. are soothed by Pnslam
and r lief -grateful reher when Itching
sops and Irrltatton Is sllsyeit. romes as a
preiitninsrj l tne work wtiirii Posiam ac-
complishes In improvlnr diseased rnndl
lions if the skin. Tlei- comfort ror
you In Pnslam as soon as 11 is applied free
dom rrom distress as the disease IS mas-
tered. . Posiam IS antiseptic and absolutely
harmless.
A word about soap Pnslam Soap medl
rated with Posiam Is unsurpassed In rich
ness and those qualities whlrh make lor
health or the skin.
Far samplrs send 4e stamps to Emer-
gency I ahoralorles Ji West iMh St. Mew
York City sold by all Druggists.
CITY COUNCIL TO
REGULATE BOARDS
NKIV ORtnXANOi IIOPTKII GOYKRMM'.
till I ho Mills. AMI II II nil. sh.Ns
. WITHIN LIMITS OT TIIK CITY.
Rrslitrnts or Texas Nlrrrl Protest Against
lllnr r.ars Operallnp liens This Tner-
imlifarr; It aid tVest Main Paved.
What was declared to be the "last word"
In hillhoanl regulations was an ordinance
adopted under an emergency clause by the
city council Thursday morning.
The Hrst provision or the oidlnanre re-
quires all those who desire to engage lit
the business or creeling and maintaining;
billboards to rirst pay an annual license
ice or -.'.' to the ity clerk who will Issue
the nereaVaiy license
t-ana Gotrrnlng Boards.
closed signs or any material over two
feet wide cannot be erected on buildings
wiuiln the clly limit. Open electrically
Illuminated signs constructed entirely of
metal may be erected above the roof or
buildings. The latter sign must not be
more than 30 reel high and a permit must
be secured for Its erection from Ihe bullC
Inspector.
Orhoa on the east second on Ihe south and
the Rio (irande on the west billboards can
be creeled on the properly lines. In terrl'
lory not Included In this district bill-
boards must be placed back rrom the prop-
erly line.
The ordinance makes It unlawful for any
sign board lo be creeled In the city limits
which Is more -than 14 reet In helghth.
ihe sign must be Hi Inches from thn
ground unlesa the boards are used ai" a
pan or the enclosure or fence around prop-
erly. Before any sign or board can be at-
tached to any property written permission
must first be obtained from the property
owner and given to tne building Inspector.
Will Remove Many Signa.
All signs and billboards not in conrorm-
Ity with the new ordinance are declared
nuisances and ordered removed. The or-
dinance repeals all other billboard ordi-
nances and arrlxes a penalty of not more
than ..i a day for the maintenance or every
sign board that doe not meet its require
menta.
Residents along Texas street filed a pro-
test against tho city council permitting
Jltnes to operate along lhal street. The
protéstenla stated that such would unci
fere with the upbuilding or Texas street
and prove a detriment to their Interest.
A resolution ordering the paving or North
Oregon street rrom Arttona to Cllfr waa
adopted.
B. J. Zabrlsklr sanitary commissioner.
reported that during the week ending
.November 2 i0r.o pounds of garbage had
been named to inn cuy disposal plain.
Wanl Sidewalk Laid.
Cltliene and property owners want the
city council to nave a auiewaiK lain on
the south side of West Main rrom San
Eianrlaeo to Diaz also rrom Dlax to Los
Angeles. The council was also asked to
remove the telegraph poles on West Main
street and have that street placed on grade
rrom cos Angeles to i.awton. tne peti-
tioners also requested thr removal or Ihe
drinking fountain at Klsher and West Main
the ground mat lis c . s t location waa
dangerous: also to have Ihe surplus dirt
i i d garbage dumped by city wagons and
others un the north side or the Soiithweal-
m tracks opposite the union depot re
moved. Such Ihe petition read gave the
traveling public a bad impression of tho
City.
petitions granted were: i'arx w. fit-
man to have a gasoline rilling station al
Piedra and Boulevard: Luis I. Herrera re
fund on mall liquor dealer's license: prop
rly owners to pave North Oregon rrom
Arizona to Cliff.
l I railed attention to an excava
tion at Cedar and (Irani. The matter was
referred to the street and gradea commit
tec aa waa the rommiinlcaiion rrom Ihe
Mines Lumber k Coal company and other
relative lo Ihe grade or the tracks of the
T. t P. crossing Tela street.
Petition for Gas Ntaltnn
The petition or Elllolt-nsrrett company
ir a gasoline filling station In the build
lng al MX) West San Antonio waa i cierren
the police in and building roiniulllce
i lie deed ot oedii anon or giioy ano
airéela In Manhattan Height given by Pr.
I R. Brady and W. Coolry to the city wa
accepted.
The petition of üeorge W. Armljo com
pany ror a refund on a malt liquor dealer's
Icente was denied.
Alderman J. P. O'Connor who wu railed
lo Lexington Ky. on account of Ihe death
of hi brolher-ln-law wa abaenl. This
la the first time that Alderman O'Connor
has missed a Thursday session of Ihe conn
ell slnre he. baa been In office.
The reporta of collection of the various
departments for the month or October rol-
lo: Police department Total fines $41138.
collected 11171; served out II. is: remit
ted. f.- pending. SSUt. Washington park
mwi inspector weights and measures
HiM; inspector plumbing and gas W:t.i.'
Inspector electricity taM.80: Uupsetni
build tigs in. on sewer department.
HI7.i0; engineering. M34.711.
ARMY OI II M US
special to Ihe Morning Times
Washington Nov. 4.-rrders August I to
Captain (ieorge H. MrLellan. medical corps
amended so aa lo direct i.aptaiu MeLeilan
upon his relief si Port McDowell to pro
caed to Douglas Aril. and report ror Ian
porary duly. Slxlli Held artillery.
Resignation or Captain Jraae (J. Langdon
Fourth field artillery accepted.
Additional second Lieutenant Edwin A.
tundel and union W. Howard. Third field
artillery assigned as second lieutenant
Fourth field artillery.
Captain Ralph H. OoldUiwalte medical
cocos lo aniiv mentira! school as assistant
professor of apthaiunlogy. relieving Captain
Edward M Talbot uiedii al rorp.
Changes quartermaster corpa orders of
July JO lo Major Tilomas U. Hanson are re
voked. Major Hanson will report lo west-
ern department aa assistant department
quartermaster.
orders or iveplember go lo Major ciar
roce II SCN.il. revoked Major McNeil
lo central dipaniiw-nl a asltanl depart
men! quarlerinaaler.
.Msjor William H. Scott assistant depot
quartermaster Philadelphia to Hsu Fran-
cisco a BMlslam lo g 'iH-ral supartnieud
cut rmy transport servirá.
order of Saplt-iiaVer . art amended mi
a to direct Captain William F. Join . to
report lo 1 aptaln William o Smith as the
latter' assistant until November wbeo
Captain Jones will relieve i.apUlu Smith.
lieutenant Culunel cbsunrcy B. Baker
run Leavenworth conduct conference
supply Motion army slafl coUese.
Leaves First Ueuieuant Robert H. Law
is. field artillery 4ke month and lifteaii
4ayi Second Lleutenaul Ernest I. bawley.
EVERYBODY'S
We Give Double S. & H.
Green Trading Stamps
Ail Day Today
This in the Hay when all odd lots broken linea left overt and
Remnants from the busy week's business are brought forward
and marked out at special prices for quick out going. Many
extraordinary values will be found in all departments.
Friday Remnants
The first Double SI lump Day of Our Mitra Sale off era you double op-
portunity Ut wave.
Aa the busy wiling ffoew on day after day. short lengths art bound
lo accumulate. Thcac arc offered In dewtrahlc lengths however ao
Kpesial Friday Remnant Day Prlcis. Cnusuai seJUnjr of table rla-
maak han left reimnanla of both all pure linen and mercerised quali-
ties! which arc offered at a frsctlvm of thetr real value aa a Remnant
liny feature. Kcmnants have aJan aeriunnlateil In linen sheeting
and linen waUtlniia.
Remnants off
Wash (Goods Fabrics
Suitable tcturth for making; shirt A w air ta boys' blouses aprons and
children'- di raws: aueh an Kindergarten cloth Devonshire cloth pop-
Una gwlali'HN ring ha me plaid creea cotton suiting cotton taffrtasi
flannel shining matlraa. longcioth nalnaook percales and Mtipod
creprw. The silks and woolen d reran fronda advertised for this wessk'a
selling haa crea tes I larater buying. Whole boUa) In many instances have
been entirely cl rased out while name hare been sold down to short
lens 1I1; however many lengths up to 9 yards long are among these
remnant offerings for Friday llemnant Day. Tho prices are about half
Ihe regular value. If you want the new cert Milks you'll be pretty apt to
find what you are looking for amona; theae.
A Big Assortment of
Desirable Woolen IRemnants
Such aa are named below In 1 to 7-yard lengths 99 to Sa-lnch ma-
terials can be had at very low priors vis: Broadcloths Nun's Veil-
ings. Albatross French Herges Storm Serges Wool Poplins Wool
Taffetas ( harmeusr shepherd Checks. I toman stripe. Awning
snipe. Wool Cheviots. Cloaklngs Rabanllnea Henriettas Wool
I'bihl. Mohairs lledford Cords Hootch Ptnlds Wool Crepe. Diagonals.
Cliuddah Cloth. Kgypl'an Crepe Wool Clutllks Chiffon Hroaulcloths
Paiuuna Cashmeres French Flannels.
Send Us Your Mail Orders
You will never realize the many conveniences of shop-
ping by mail until you take advantage of our extensive
mail order service. Our thoroughly equipped mail order
department affords you the same service and satisfac-
tion as if you were shopping in person. We have a per-
sonal shopper to attend your wants who supplies your
requirements promptly and accurately. Orders filled
and shipped same day as received.
sixth ri.lii artillery two months; First
Lieutenant Henry II. Arnolil Tlilrteenlli in
fantry two months; First l.leiitenanl Henry
II. Arnold. I Mr tecum Inrsntry two mnnllis
.Hcrontl lieutenant Herbeit S. i lnrkson.
field artillery two months; 1 upturn John
H. t:hristian signal corns twenty days;
First lieutenant John C. H. I.ee engineers
two in. .nth-
OBITUAHV
Mrs. MatUe Harris.
Mr. Maltle limns age ic years died al
her home oS Florence street. Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock. The rnneral waa
held Thursday afternoon al 3:30 o'clock
"Thrifty Alexander"
His energy finds
a new outlet
No. 9 of a Series
With mind Intent on honest gain.
To swell ht bank account stall more
j He tackles now with might and main
Tlun woodHie In the yard noxt door.
Money In bank earned by honest healthgiving work
Is a great blessing to anyone. People aen't so careless
with money when tt comes" with real effort. On tha
other hand effort lias its compensations when frequent
entries In the bank book are witness of the rewards.
And yet again those bank 1.00k entries are a I.AHTINO
source of satisfaction to the money earner who sess
others fritter sway their earnings. There is every ar-
gument KOH Thrifty Alexander's system.
Are you following him?
First National Bank
EL PASO TEXAS
YOUR FATHER AND MOTHER'S PHOTOS
Have us frame them neatly 90 as to preserve them.
TUTTLE PAINT A GLASS CO.
919-919 N. Stanton St.
LEVY GROCERY
JUST ARRIVED
New Car of Levy's Beat Hand Packed Tomatoes
No. Is. 5 Cn or -INo. 2 3
.WL to
Tfcas) arc absolutely flies! Tomatoes ever brought tu Kl Paao every cast
nisqanlcaad. Trade with us and aave money
nausees 999 999. 9-99 Kssst Overland (siróes.
frnm the chapel of the Peak t'nderiaklng
company. Interment was made In Con-
cordia cemetery Rev. J. F. Williams of-
ficiating. Deceased Is survived by one
son J. lllankenslilp and twu daughlcra.
o
Funeral of Ernest Blgnell Today.
The rnneral or Krnest llignell. the archi-
tect who died Monday frnm injurie re-
ceived when he fell through an opening on
the second floor Of the new high school
building will be held Friday morning at
111 o'clock from the dispel of .Menean
summons and Hartford. The remains will
ba shipped to Denver ror cremailoii. The
mother of Mr. llignell arrived In B I'aao
Thursday arternuon.
I'lionea 906-9.
COMPANY
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