El Paso Herald from El Paso, Texas • Page 2

Take a look at the clearance assortments in the windows when you pass. Keep Your Eyes on Our Windows Our First Annual July Clearance Sale Begins Monday, July 6 It will be a sale without a parallel in the history of El Paso merchandising. Everything in the store will have a special price mark. been to all the other sales. Now come to a different sort of sale.

Store Will Be Closed All Day Saturday -V' FOR WOMEN FELIX SXO. EL PASO THE ONLY SPECIALTY SHOP V) STRICTLY ONE PRICE ali goods marked in plain ii II THE HERALD i Encloses Party Platform and a List of Contributors to the Cause. The Letter. The Herald is in receipt of a letter from a man defending the and making certain statements regarding the alleged ill treatment of the of the poorer class in Mexico. Included with the letter is the program or platform of the which 'svas recently published in full in The Herald.

On the back of this program appears a long list of names of contributors to the revolutionary fund, but an attempt has been made to obliterate these with an indelible pencil. Xotwith- Btanding, almost all of the namey are legible. They are as follows: Martin Maldonado, Feliciana del Simon F. de Aguirre, Maria de Medrano, Xieapoza Medrano, P. Medrano, E.

L. Marie Mominguez, Eufomia Patracitria Hernandez, edes Hernandez, Penerana Armendaris, V. Jakes, Soledad Jakes, B. Jakes, J. Mendez, M.

Lopez, Jesus Maldonado, Pedro Gonzales, P. L. del F. Vega, V. Lopez, E.

Benavides, M. Martinez, J. M. Rodriguez, F. Rodriguez, J.

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Great Jones Street, Hew L. Jakes, E. Jakes, L. Pallares, E. Labrada, J.

L. del Carpio, I. Medrana, H. Medrana, F. Flores, T.

Romero, T. Rojo, E. Temores, D. Martinez, Pablo Esco- barm, Vidal Sanchez, U. Espanol, P.

Hu- mandad, Leon Cardenas, Juan C. Paz, Manuel Cardenas, Alberto Cardenas, Juan Terrazas, E. Terrazas, C. J. JimW'S, Gregoria G.

Lopez, Manuel R. Valdez, Refugio Marillo, Valentin Perez, B. P. Veda de Mara, Silvestra Xajera, Nel- berto del Carro, P. Veda de Mota, J.

M. Rangel, M. Garcia, Manuel B. Rosales, Martin Guerra, Filiberto Rodriguez, M. A.

Rangel Arturo Rangel, Nina C. Rangel Nina B. Rangel, Amador Garcia, T. Garcia, S. Garcia, J.

Rodriguez, C. Rodriguez, Jose Guizar, Labfado Silvas, P. R. Topeto, M. Pames, Porfirio Gonzales, Juan Vasquez, S.

M. Lazo, B. Reja, Antonio Rodriguez, Pedro Hernandez, Jose Alvarez, Juarez Cardenas, Gabina Rodriguez, Emma Salliases, Juan Guerra. The Letter. The letter is as follows: El Paso, Texas, July 2.

Editor Herald: I am sending you here with a copy of the Program of the Liberal Party as a proof of the noble and honest ideles which the revolucinists are persecuting; they are not bandits as the governments of Mexico says. They are a fraction of forteeng millions of Piiar- iohs tired of support the Tyranny of all the public oficers. The most of them officers says that Mexico will never have another president like Diaz and I says that Mexico will never have any other president as Tyrann as Diaz. They say that Diaz has keep Mexico in peace, but should you like to know how he has make that peace; not by means of the reign of love, but by brute force; he first passed in great and lucrative public office all the bandits who helped him to assault in 1877 the presidency. For that reason there has been no revolution in Mexico.

All the bandits are in public offices protected by Diaz, because he knows that he will be protected by them. All the governors are highway robber and divide with him in their robberies. The people suffer all kinds of arbitraries because the most of the people know their rights they neither know to write nor to the few who know to read and write do not do anything but to praise to Diaz because the Teachers teach them nothing else. If some one condole himself of his countrymen and defend SPORTING NEWS. their privileges and rights he be put in jail, killed or sent to cian Juan de Ulloa.

Now to proob that Diaz practice all what ist montrous and infamous; and that he spend all rhe peoples money subordinating the news paper writers, so as to be praised by them, insted of spending the money in educate the people; He knows tixat educate people do not support for so long a time a despot Dictator as assessin as his is. He has keep the people in'tlie most repugnant of ignorances and if you want to convince yourself of what I say, just take a walk down onj El Paso street and you will see that only one or two perset of all those Mexicans can read and write. And is that a good government I is Diaz a good president when he don care for the education of the people? Now then if you take a ride in the Mexican Central and stop at Torreon and then ride on horse back to the ist of Torreon to the west or to any part of those cotton fields, you would all tho people naked, they were only drawers made of blankets, their regular wages are 3 7c or 50c for 12 hour work; with that miserable salary they can scarcely live. if there is a man who has three or four boy, as soon as the oldier one reaches the age of four or five years insted of sending the boy to school he put him to work because lie cannot support the whole family, and so he does with the other boys, in all thouse ranches you will meet insted of schools 2 or 3 churches where the friars predicate s'umission and respect towerd the boses. In the cities the allowed to organize they make strong they be ready for demandinj tell them workers are not unions.

lTnions but when make applications more salary, the Companies they can't do anything for W. W. CAMP Wholesale Wines and Liquors Old Kentucky Comfort Whiskey (Our Leader.) Agent for Schlitz Beer. Family trade solicited. Write us for prices.

We can take care of your mail orders promptly. Corner Fifth and Santa Fe streets. Phones Bell 534, Auto 1634. them without Diaz permission. Then they declare that they are in strike and send applications to asking him to protect them; but send troops with orders of making them go back to work for the same salary.

If of them make any resistance of going to work for the same salarv he be put in jail or killed or sent the soldiers. All the Arbitrariefeies are order and concent by the Tyrann Diaz. Dear friend there are whole lot more convincents proof to be say, but tell them some other time Now gentlemen will you give place in the columns of your newspaper to the Program of the Liberal Party which I send you herewith. You can publish my letter also if you want to because I want to deny under any sircumstanccs that the actual revolutionists be bandits, and proob that they are honest and perse- cut noble and high ideals. I hope that friend of justice you will publish that Program and ask the l'ress to do the same to show what the revolutionists want.

J. Zarazoza. Fined for Swearing. Vidal Vorego, who was charged with using abusive language, was fined by justice Marshall this morning Et PISH WES FIRST HE Deafness Cannot Be Cured By local applications, as they cannot reacti the diseased portion of the ear. Thfye only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies.

Deafness is caused 'by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When' this tube is inflamed you have rumbling sound or imperfect liearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is rhe result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored1 to its nonm-ai eon dt Ion. 'hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused toy Catarrh; which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused 'by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. F.

ClIENEY Toled'o, O. 'by Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills fox constipation. Locals Win, 8 to 7, in Not Gilt Game Today. Paso took the first In the series of seven with Dawson yesterday afternoon at Athletic park by a score of to 7, ami while the game was a little ragged there was a tie score at at least three periods in the game and this added that of uncertainty which makes a ball game interesting.

The surprise of the gauue was the work of the diminutive shortstop of the Internationals, Gueverra. He played with considerable ginger, made three hits Ln four times up, had two putouts and three assists with only one error. Young on first for the locals also played a game, as did IIoff. Craig struck out seven, officiated in a double play, ana pitched a game that was better than thar cf the opposing pitcher. Either because they are saving their other pitchers or they 'have sore arms, McNeill the little third baseman, pitched the game.

He was out of his element, 'however, and was touched for 14 hits, but he hit some himself, one of his two safe ones being a home run. James, formerly of Tucuineart. started in to catch and sustained a badly hand. He Was intending to piten one or two games this series, but will be unable to d'o so. The two teams are playing again this afternoon, the game starting at 4 oeloek.

Raleigh and Barr will be the opposing pitchers. The tabulated score is as follows; El Paso. AB. R. H.

TO. A. E. Stephens, cf 6 1 0 0 0 0 'Sullivan, 2 ...................5 1 1 4 Raleigh, 2 1 1 3 0 0 Young, 1 3 6 2 Lopez, 5 2 2 0 0 0 Woolen. 4 0 1 3 1 1 Iloff.

4 2 1 8 2 1 4 0 3 2 3 i Craig, 0 2 1 1 Davildson, 2b 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 14 27 9 6 Dawson. AB. R. H. A.

E. Webster. 3b ............................2 3 1 1 0 Kunz, 4 1110 0 McClelland, 1 3 0 1 Donovan, 0 1 8 2 McNeill, 1 2 0 2 Page, ss 4 0 2 0 3 1 Hood, 4 0 2 0 3 1 Ritchie, 3 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 4 3 1 James, 0 0 0 .1 0 Totals ....................30 7 12 27 10 7 Score by Innings. 1 2 3 4 El 2 020 1 1 00 8 Dawson ..........................3 1 Summary. Stolen Woolen.

Two-base Lopez, Hoff, Gne- verra. Ileme Double to Young; Craig to Young to Woolen. Struck Craig 7. by McNeill 6 p.ases on Craig off McNeill 5. Hit by Passed 1 and Weidmann.

bowlers wilt roll to CLASSIFY AT Y. M. C. A. Tomorrow night the bowlers of class A and B.

in the Y. M. C. will bowl for high score awd for classification. A number of the men who just missed class A a few pins, have been putting in considerable time lately and believe they will enter the higher class tomorrow night.

The class bowlers will roll to classify next Tuesday night. SHOEMAKER STARRING IN BEAL MONT LEAGUE. Shoemaker, the infantry first baseman, who played in El Paso last season and played 1 with Austin, and later Lake Charles, in the Gulf States league, is now playing first on the Oilers team In the Beaumont city league. It goes without saying that in that class he is the star performer and the idol of the fans, lie made two of the six hits in game, besides playing an errorless game. WILL PLAY TENNIS AS WELL AS BASEBALL.

Clifton and Morenci will plsj.y baseball in Douglas on the Fourth, but that is not the only field in which Clifton aspires. The sport committee of the Douglas Country club has a challenge from Clifton for a match game of tennis, to be on the Fourth also and the tennis enthusiasts of the Smelter city are hustling around picking out a team. Y. M. C.

A. DEFEATS PARK IN TltLVNGlLAR LEAGUE. The Y. M. C.

A. team in the triangle bowling league defeated the Park last night on the Y. M. C. A.

alleys margin of 120 pins. Neither side made any remarkable scores, the highest going to llouck, of the Park team, with LSU. CARRIZOZO TEAM HERE JULY 1 ITII AND 12TIL Further developments in the negotiations between the management of the El Paso team and manager Chas. Adams, of the Carrizozo aggregation, tend to the belief that Carrizozo will play in El Paso a week from Saturday and Sunday, July lilith and 12tli. The Carrizozo bunch have won from about all the teams in that neck of the woods and are looking for other fields to conquer.

They claim to have a team that will interest El Paso. Ball Players Go Visiting. Pitcher Potts and infielder Sauer, who played with the Ed Paso -team in the Cananea games, have gone to Las Cruces, where they will isit relatives Potts has in that Wit hd ra w. The the tailenders in the summer howling league, haVe withdrawn and Idid not bowl their game last night with the reorganized Railroaders. The game was given to the Railroaders on a forfeit.

Willing to do their share, the new team bowled three games anyway and made 1444 pins. WHERE THEY PLAYED TODAY. National League. Philadelphia at New York. Brooklyn at Poston.

Chicago at Pittsburg. Cincinnati at St. Louis. American League. St.

Louis at Chicago. Detroit at Cleveland. New York at Washington. Boston) at Philadelphia. BASEBALL RESULTS.

National League. At Boston (1st II Boston 14 Philadelphia 1 0 2 and Smith; Corridon and Dooin. (2nd Boston ....................................................14 8 1 Philadelphia 5 11 Graham; McQuillen, Moron, Ritchie and Jaeklitsch. At Cincinnati 1 2 3 Chicago 5 8 0 and McLean; Powers, Reul bach Kling. At New York 0 4 i Brooklyn 4 12 0 Batteries McGinnity, Mnlarkey and Bresnahan; Rucker and Bergen.

American League. It II Washington 0 5 0 Philadelphia 2 1 and Street; Dygerr and Powers. At St. RHE Cleveland 2 4 St. Louis 1 J) 2 and N.

Clarke; Howell and Spencer. (12 innings). At New York A HE Boston 4 7 New York 3 7 3 Cieotte and Carri gan Chesbro and' Iv lei new. Western League. At RUE Denver 0 4 3 Omaha 1 4 0 and McDonough Ragan antri Goading, i At Lincoln 5 1 8 12 2 Galgona.

Mitze and Smith. At Sioux City-Des Moines game postponed; rain. American Association. At Kansas Kansas 1 Minneapolis 3 Vt Toledo Columbus .............................................................13 A I wd ia apoil Indianapolis 2 Louisville 0 At Milwa-ukee 2 St. Paul 3 II 4 4 and 8 2 4 1 Texas League.

At San San Antonio 2 Austin 0 Antonio, Coveney Trigg; Austin, Gordon and Rose. At Sh revepo rt 1 Waco 2 and Hilding; Hornsby aijfl Powell. At II Galveston ............................................1." 17 1 Houston 3 5 10 and Wolff; Jarvis ana Dawson. At Fort Fort Dallas 5 and Wick; Moore and Kerns. II 0 2 0 1 Peters, Southern League.

At II Birmingham 2 4 Montgomery 4 4 1 and Holmes; Guese and' Shannon. At II Little' Rock 0 6 0 Mobile 5 13 1 Eastman, Neur ana Wood; Hickman and Massing. At II Nasihville 3 8 3 Atlanta 1 2 2 Duggan and Hardy; Ford and Curry. At New Memphis-New Orleans game was postponed because or rain. THEY STAND.

Clubs. Pittsburg Chicago New York Cincinnati National League. Played. Won. Lost.

64 ................61 Philadelphia Boston ..........................65 Louis ......................64 Brooklyn ......................62 40 38 37 34 27 28 24 24 23 28 31 29 40 30 Clubs. Cleveland Sr. Louis Chicago Detroit Ph iladeiphia Boston New Washington American League. Played. Won.

Lost. ........64 6.1 ........64 ........62 ........67 ........63 ........63 38 36 35 31 20 Zi 20 20 31 38 30 41 Texas League. Plaved. Won. Lost.

Dallas ............................71 San Antonio ..............70 Houston ......................73 Fort Worth ................72 Galveston ....................72 Waco ............................73 Shreveport ..................72 Austin ..........................72 46 45 30 31 25 34 35 40 41 41 47 Pet. .625 .623 .560 .523 .482 .431 .375 .371 Pet. .50 .585 .554 .547 .500 i .433 .420 .340 Pet. .534 .514 I .444 .438 I .317 $1 WILL START YOU Have You Seem NATIONS' Tobin Town? If not let us toll you that you have started wrong. We have sold hundreds of lots in Tobin Town during the last two weeks.

Some of the reasons for this remarkable sale are: purchasers are furnished Pure Water Free for One Year. (2) Tobin Town wiil have a Street Car line. Tobin Town will have Electric Lights. (4) Tobin Town will have Telephones. Tobin Town is closer to El Paso than any other addition at that point.

(6) Tobin Town lots are high and dry, have perfect drainage. (7) Tobin Town lots have soil that is rich and fertile; will grow anything. 1 Tobin Town lots are selling for $10 each and up. down; a month. No Mortgage.

Xo Taxes. No Interest. automobile is ready to show these lots at any time during the day. Let us know. Tobin Town lots carry a Clear Title and an Abstract with each lot.

W. O. Millican SOLE AGENT Buckler Building. Over Bell Phone 346 Auto Phone 1346. New Orleans.

At la ma Montgomery Mobile Nashville Little Birmingham Southern Leacue. Plaved. Won. Lost. ........58 ........62 ........64 .........64 .........58 ........05 60 36 31 32 20 20 27 20 31 32 20 38 Pot.

.534 .532 .402 .367 CATTLE DYING IN NORTHERN NEW MEXICO. Men of Railroad Surveying Corps Return and Report that Cattle Are Suffering From the Drouth. L. J. Gould and Fred Moss, who have been on one of the surveying parties working on the line of the Colorado, Columbus Durango railroad, returned to this city yesterday.

Mr. Gould states that the country in the northern part of New Mexico is in a very dry condition and the cattle are suffering very much from lack of water. On the way to this plafce they met one drove of about 1400 head of cattle which were being driven "Roswell to the western part of Xew Mexico and he says that about five or ten head were each day. ACCUSED OF STEAL, ING DIAMONDS Salt Lake City Detective Takes Back an El Paso Clerk for Trial. men son on the 28 th of January.

Oolding brought requisition papers with him and Fineberg is going back without trying to make any fight. JUDGE HARPER PASSES SENTENCE ON PRISONERS. The following prisoners, who have been found guilty during the past term of court, were sentenced by judge Harper yesterday afternoon, in the 34th district court: Antonio Minjeres, burglary, two years; Feliz Carnava, burglary, two years; Josie Archie, theft from the person, two years; Ygnacio Salazar, burglary, two years; Trancito Acuna, burglary, two years; Ygnacio Morales, burglary, two years; Rafael Pais, criminal assault, five years. Ygnacio Jiminez, who one charge of theft against him and two of burglary, had his bond fixed at $400. RESERVATION COUPLE ARRESTED a ND forfeit bonds A.

E. Anderson, who lives, so it is said, with a woman by the name of Helen Coffin, a resident of the reservation, got into a quarrel with her Tuesday night. They were both arrested and taken to the station, where he furnished bond in the sum of $25 on charges of being a vag and assault, and the woman furnished $3 bond for being drunk. When their cases were called yesterday afternoon in the police court, both forfeited their bond. THE DAILY RECORD.

Filed. Franklin F. to Cert rude Rutherford, lot 10 und west or 20. block consideration $5100. June" 20.

11 8 El Paso Watkins Land Co. to Paul MeCoimbs, a tract of land 30 miles southeast of Paso in San Elizarlo grant, containing 600 acres; consideration $192. May 30, 1008. Tl. Chalkley to Paul McCombs, a tract of land containing 17 acres; con- sld'eration $90.

June 16, 1908. Building: Permit. To L. W. Iloffecker to erect a brick residence on Franklin Heights to cost $4000.

Park Pitman left this afternoon for Sierra to attend the festivities in that place and look over the political situation. Robert J. Golding, chief of detectives in Salt Lake City, arrived here yesterday afternoon to take back with him A. Fineberg, known in this city as M. Fine- berg, who is alleged to be panted in that city on an alleged charge of grand lar- eenV.

Fineberg will be remembered as the clerk who, while the proprietors and other clerks of the Reliable store, oil South El Paso street, were away, was alleged to have walked off with $35 and i two watches. He was arrested and has been in the county jail awaiting the action of the grand jury. When Fineberg was arrested, detective Billie Smith thought he recognized the man as being one whose picture had been sent here from Salt Lake City, where he is alleged to be wanted for stealing $1330 worth of diamonds from S. Sal- Do You TfoSirsk YoarscSf Or. do you open rour mouth iike a young 5lrd aXd gulp down whatever food or medicine max be offered you intelligent thinking woman, from weakness, nervousness, then It means much to true honest sold by druggists for tnq.enre of woman's Ills.

4r The makers cf Dr. Favorite Prescription, for the euro of weak, nervous, rundown, over-worked, debilitated, pain-racked women, knowing thismedlcino to be made ud of ingredients, every ono of which has the strongest possible indorsement of the leading and standard authorities of the several schools of practice, are perfectly willing, and in fact, are only too glad to print, as they do, the formula, or list of ingredients, of which it is composed, in plain English, on every bottle- wrapper. The formula of Dr. Favorite Pre- sc ription will beur the most critical ex am in tlon of medical experts, for it contains no alcohol, narcotics, harmful, or habit-forming dnurs, and no agent enters into it thao is not highly recommended by the most advanced and leading medical teachers and authorities of their several schools of practice. authorities recommend the ingredients of re" of a 11 the im Get the Best Saturday or Monday.

A fresh carload of Elberta peaches, ex. tra fine four-basket crates. We are now taking orders 65 cents per crate. GROCERY, 208 Texas street. ln need of pain and sui you that thei Just Received A car load oi; FLOUR Acknowledged the best on earth.

We will cheerfully refund your money hack if not satisfactory. Try a sack if you want Good Bread. Levy Grocery Company Undersell All Others. Corner Stanton and Overland Phone 505; Auto, phone 1505. Bag and Baggage.

for the ailments for is advised. -i? rjf No other medicine for ills has any such professional endorsement as Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has received, in tho un- aualified recommendation of each of its several ingredients by scores of leading medi cal men of all the schools of practice. Is such an endorsement not worthy your consideration A booklet of insrredients. with numerous authorative profesional endorsements by tho leading medical authorities of this country, will be mailed free to any bne sendii name and address with request f6r samo.

Dr. It. V. Pierce. Buffalo.

N. Y. If and Bags are liamly things to have in cases of emergency. Sudden journeys make them badly needed at calls to a distance. Everybody needs a light Valise or Satchel for use in just such cases.

We have a handsome line of fcheni as well as Smt Cases and Trunks of the very best leather. Every article guaranteed for strength and durability. All are neat appearing and stylish in finish. We repair and exchange. El Paso Trunk Factory, Opposite Postoffice across Plaza.

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