El Paso Herald from El Paso, Texas • Page 2

Roller-bearing, non-binding doors, Gel removable (to clean or replace Done When You broken glass) by unhooking. Buy a No unsightly iron bands or protruding shelves. Sections so nicely joined together the appearance is that of a solid case. The only 5ectionoJ Bookcase entitled to tha of the fvapids Furniture Association, which means the best. COMBINATIONS IN R1E GUNN SYSTEM UNLIMITED AMERICAN CONSUL DEMANDS RELEASE OE AMERICAN BOYS Lads Are Still Held in the Juarez Military Barracks, However, With No Charge Against Them, Reports the Arrest to American Ambassador and Juarez Officers Report It to Chihuahua, Mexico.

Go, A School Suii For Every Boy Hoyt Furniture Co B99-IIMI3 San Francisco Street a Why Se Bothered With BILL COLLECTORS When You Can Buy Groceries For Cash At the Following Low Prices For 25c You Can Buy 2 cans Individual Mushrooms, 2 cans French Peas, Sur Extra, 1-2 size, 4 2-lb. cans good, quality Peas, 3 2-lb. cans Early June Peas, 2 cans Early June sifted Peas, 3 1- lb. cans extra sifted Petit Pois Peas, 4 2-Ib. cans Tomatoes, 3 cans 15c quality Keans, 3 cnns 12 l-2c quality Corn, 3 packages Dr.

Price's Food. 3 2-lb. cans Baked Beans with Toma- to Sa.uoe, 6 1-lb. cans Baked Beans with Tomato Sauce, 4 lbs. fresh Pecans, 4 cans Standard Corn, 8 bars Pride Soap, 8 bars Diamond Soap, 6 cans, 1-2 size, Evaporated Milk, 3 cans, full size, Wilson's Evaporated Milk.

1 pound choice mixed. Teas, 2 packages Porto Rico Coffee. See 'What Cash Will Accomplish 50 lbs. Diamond Flour 50 lbs. Pride of the Rockies Flour for I Preserved Raspebrries, absolutely pure, per can Preserved Blackberries.

absolutely ipure, per can Grape Juice, full Grandma's Washing Powder, for.50c French Peas, extra fine, 25c or two for ......................................................45 French Peas, Snr Extra fine, 30c, or 2 for Imported Sardines, per French Peas, 20c per can or 3 for.50? Atlas Oat45, per package 5 cans 15c grade strictly fancy Orn for 5 3-lb. cans high grade Tomatoes.50c 2 2-lb. cans best quality Tomatoes. 15c 5 3-lb. cans Baked Beans with Tomato Sauce Strictly good quality Salmon, per can Peeled Green Chile Choice Mushrooms, 30c or 2 Scotch Jams, 2 jars Oalves Foot Jelly, 40c per jar or two jars Royal Seal Oats, 15c per can or 4 cans for Cream of Wheat, per 15c French Brussels Sprouts, 20c or 3 for French Lima Beans, 25c or 2 for.

Hotel Mushrooms, 25c per can or 2 for Republic Jams are offered specially at, Extra fine Mushrooms, 35c or two for LION GROCERY COMPANY 109-111 South Stanton Street. Send Us Your Mail Orders. Frank Medina, Enrique Aguirre, Robert Ricliy and Catarlno Lopez, the three American born Mexican boys arrested by Juarez rurales and placed in the army barracks, may possibly be released soon, but it is more likely thajt they will spend many days in confinement, according to the conclusion formed after hearing a statement made the colonel the army, in whose custody they are. The colonel frankly says no charge has been registered the young men, but mat 'their case has been reported to the officials of the military zone in Chihuahua, and no steps can be taken until orders come from there. American consul T.

I). Edwards, who made a demand for the release of the boys, said this afternoon that he hoped some tavora'ble news would be received today from Ciiinuahua, but he admitted time there was 'but little on which to base such a hope. The consul, after the colonel refused night releAse the boys, telegraphed to ambassador Thompson in Mexico City, 'but he he had' but little expectation of securing any results through that source soon, as the diplomatic rules will require considerable and ambassador Thompson is himself in Kansas City at present on a leave. The American charge will have to first take the matter up with the Mexican government, which will refer it to ambassador Creel, it is said, for investigation. Then he must report back to his government, after which an order will be given, either to hold or release the men in custody.

Creel in this instance is both governor of Chihuahua, the state that is holding the lads, and ambassador to the United States. The diplomatic maneuvers will take time, so, unless the military authorities in Chihuahua order their release without waiting for an investigation, there is a prospect for a long period of captivity for the young Americans. The most peculiar phase of the case is that it seems to come under the head of a military offense, over which the judge in Juarez has no jurisdiction. The prisoners are being held in the barracks, an entirely unusual proceeding in previous cases of a similar nature. Consul Edwards said today that an order had been issued by president Diaz prohibiting the introduction of firearms into the zone in which Juarez is situated, but that order only contemplated the confiscation of weapons so imported, and he was not aware of any law under which the owners of weapons could be prosecuted for carrying them across the border.

The colonel of the army said, however, that he had orders to arrest all persons found taking weapons into the state of Chihuahua. As there is no charge registered against the boys, the real cause for their detention can only be conjectured. There are some persons in Juarez who believe a charge of attempting to aid the revolutionists by supplying them with guns will be made, while others believe there are political reasons for w'ishing to get young Aguirre in custody, and it was predicted this afternoon by Mexicans living in Juarez that he at least, w'iil have a hard time to secure his liberty, as. besides the unpopularitj- of his father with tne Mexican government because of his alleged revolutionary connections, the son has also incurred the displeasure of some of the officials. The mother and of young Aguirre called yesterday evening to see consul Edwards about the case, and relatives of the other men were in consultation with the army officers.

When a Herald reporter applied at the barracks today for permission to see the boys, he was told that he could see them only by authority of the colonel, and when that officer was called upon he could be seen. 3 Saturday and Monday will be observed as holidays on the New York and Boston markets. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 MONEY AND METALS. RECRVITLVG STATION NOTES. Fort Bliss for his final examination.

He 1 is a machinist by trade. Paul E. Murray, aged 21. of Topeka. E.

Babcock has been appointed ad- Kansas, was accepted by the local re- vertising manager for the local recruit- cruiting station and has been sent to 1 ing station. TEACHERS COPIED THEIR ANSWERS That Is the Charge of State Withheld. Gainesville, Texas, Sept. sensation was created in Montague county today when it became known that the state superintendent at Austin had rejected all teachers examined at the recent county normal, claiming that all teachers examined got copies of answers from others. Xew York (By Associated Press.) New York Sept.

on call 1 Prime merca paper, 4 pei cent. Closing Quotations Today. Bar silver. 51 1 Lake copper, $13.50 13.75. Desilverized lead, Spelter (St.

Louis quotation), $4.65. Current Smelter Quotations. (El Paso Smelter.) Bar silver Copper (wire bars, cts. per 7-16 Copper (cathode, cts. per 13 5-16 Lead (London sales £13 2 60 Lead (X.

Y. sale price) Weekly (Engineering and Mining journal N. (Douglas Smelter Quotations.) Silver ...........................................................51. iy Copper ..........................................................13.52 Dec. Sept ...............................................49 vs Dec ................................................50 14 (a, 00 Chicago Provisions.

Close. Sept Oct 14.72 Sept Oct 0.67 Sept 0.10 Oct 0.13 LIVESTOCK matter what the age or the size of the boy have a good, strong, durable suit for him. For the month of September prepared several special assortments, and find some unusually good values, and many kinds to select from. Fit the boy out now then pay us later. TOMORROW the Last Day of Our Monster Sale of Pianos The number of Pianos sold lias gone far beyond our greatest expectations.

Note following prices and terms: Kansas City Cattlp. Close. Kansas City. Sept. lVHX); steady.

Southern steers, $3.20 southern cows, Stockers and feeders. 00 (a4.SO; hulls, 3.oO; calves, Vi 00 western steers, western cows, 4000; rents higher: bulk of sales, heavy, 7 o(ii packers and butchers, SH.OOfg'J.OO; light. 3.SO; 0 0 2 Muttons, 4 1 lambs, Vg range ers, 4 40; fe 1 ewes. 3 .25 4 10 N. Y.

STOCKS. A GOOD TRUNK is one that looks well, wears well and keeps jour clothing in good condition. We know a good Trunk when we see it. DO YOU? Our long experience is at your service. We can give you Trunks to answer all of requirements at bottom prices for truly good articles.

Suit Gases, Bags, Extension Cases. Collar and Cuff Boxes, Toileit Rolls, Straps of all in variety. We Repair and Exchange. El Paso Trunk Factory Opposite Postofllce, across Plaza Phones, Bell 1054 Automatic 1966 CHARLES KHAR Expert Shoe Repairing While You Wait. Specialty, Shoes for crippled and deformed feet.

DEATHS AND BURIALS. 215 N. Stanton. Bell Phone 411. El Paso, Texas.

Auto 1471. MAKES CHICKENS LAY Get some Fresh Ground Bone aul Meat Meal. For Sale Only at MARKET 109-111 Mesa Ave. Both Phones Plate Glass Quick Delivery. Close Prices.

L. W. HOFFECKEIi, Bell 2383. 214 N. Stanton.

Arthur B. Stone. Arthur B. Stone, aged 36. a resident of El Paso for the past month, died yesterday in a local hospital.

The deceased was a life member of Allegheny, lodge of Elks. The remains are being' held by Nagiev Raster, awaiting instructions from his relatives in 1 sylvania. Mrs. Snrah J. Maim.

Mrs. Sarah J. Mann, aged 51. wife of I foreman James Mann, in the mines at Shafter, Texas, died in this city yes! terday after a residence here of one week. The deceased was a native of Ireland.

A husband and a son anti daugh- tr survive her. The remains will be shipped tomorrow morning by McBean, Simmons it Carr to Santa Monica, for interment. They will be accompanied by the bereaved husband. Will M. and James V.

Robins, of Hillsboro. N. are in El Paso today. 1 FOR DIXIE ICE CREAM Can be made and frozen in 10 minutes at cost of Grse Cent a Plate. Stir contents of one 13c.

package 18 ui)LP)n into a quart of milk and freeze. No cooking, no heating, nothing else to add. Everything but the ice and milk in the package. Satisfaction guaranteed. This makes 2 quarts of the most delicious ice ireau? yoa ever ate.

Five Kinds Vanilla. Strawberry Lonon and Unfiavored. 2 packages 25c. at your grocers, or by mail if he does not keep it. Illustrated Recipe Book Free.

The Genesee Pure Food Le Roy, W. Y. New York Closing Bid Quotations. 1 By Special Wire to '1 he ileraid from Levy Denver). America 11 Sugar ........................................133 2 Atcliison Brooklyn Rap.

M. St. 141 Col. Fuel General Electric Lou. Mexican Central Iti Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Rep.

Iron cV. 23Vs Rock Island Southern Pacific Texas 25 Union Pacific P. S. Steel, 40vs U. S.

Steel, COPPERS. Boston Closing Bid Questions. (By Special Wire to The Herald from Levy Deaver.) trii.ttuo. American-Saginaw 5 Ariz. Commercial Calumet Sc Dvnn Mining 3 y2 Clobe Consol 'Helvetia Old Dominion Shannon Shaittuck Superior Boston Superior vV Warren 7Va Wolverine Mexico.

a n't a Fe 2 Copper (5 11 1 7 Mexico. Black Mountain Ureenc Cananea ..........................................11 (ireene G. 2 La Republica Michigan. Allouez 36 Arcadia Calumet Hecla Copper Range ...............................................79 Franklin Massachusetts tiVa Michigan Mining 14V4 Mohawk Co Quincy 93 Rhode Island Tamarack 78 Victoria Wolverine Montana. Amalgamated Copper Anaconda Butte London Butte Coalition Davis E.

Butte North Butte 86 Parrot Raven 92 I'tab. Bingham Boston 1 Daly West 0 Utah 47 Utah Copper 4 Other Districts. American S. 94 Ely 1 4 Granby 100 Nevada Con Nipissing Trinity lyvi U. S.

Mining 41 ju. Grain and Provisions. Cliirago Grain. Close Sept Sept Chicago Cattle. Close.

Chicago, 111.. Sept. 2 00 steady. Reeves, S3.30(fi Texans, S3.40f/4.s5; westerns. stockers and feeders, cows and heifers.

calves. Sd.OiV}; 0 (X); steady. Westerns, 4.44) yearlings, lambs, westerns, Fort Worth Cattle. Close. Ft.

Worth. Sept. 4 total cattle receipt' were 3000. Steers medium, steady, tops $4.00: cows fair, steady, tops $4.00: calves medium, steady, tops higher, tops BOYS9 SUITS All Sizes from the smallest to the largest, at prices from $2.00 Up Our $250 Our $275 Our $300 Our $325 Our $350 Our $375 Our $400 Our $425 Our $450 Our $475 Our $500 Our $525 Our $550 Our $575 Our $600 Our $625 Piano Piano Piano Piano Piano Piano Piano Piano Piano Piano Piano Piano Piano Piano Piano Piano goes goes goes goes goes goes goes goes goes goes goes goes goes goes goes goes now now now now now now now now now now now now now' now now now at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at at down down down down down down down down down down down down dowrn down down down and 5 and 5 and 5 and 8 and 8 and 8 and 8 and $10 and $10 and $10 and $10 and $10 and $10 and $10 and $10 and $25 per montfe per montk per montlr per per montlfc per montfe. per mcnth.

per month, per month, per month, per month, per per month, per month, per month, per month. When cur MOXSTER SALE started we had 20 second hand and slightly used pianos to sell. We placed one half on the floor at that time. Yesterday we closed out the last of the first lot. This morning we aye placing the balance, being the last of our slightly used pianos, on the fl or.

marked down lower than ever. Some of this lot are absolutely as good as new and comprise the very best makes, such as -T. C. D. H.

Baldwin, Howard, Ludwig, Huntington, Schubert, Everett. Columbus. Price Teaple, and either good standard makes. Please bear in mind we have a very limited number of above pianos. When they are sold, we will have more at the above prices and terms.

We are placing on sale the very best products of the piano makers. We have marked the prices so low as to make it unwise to overlook this great opportunity. We have made the terms eo easy a modest purse cm provide the home with the mest and educating of piano. YOU MUST SEE THESE PIANOS TO APPRECIATE THE GREAT VALUES WE ARE OFFERING. Parties living outside the city can buy, if left to us, with the same confidence and receive the same fair treatment as though they were here to make their own selections.

Catalogues and prices sent on application. Pianos sent to any part of Texas, Arizona or New Mexico on approval. OUR MONSTER SALE closes September 5. Store open of evenings. Come in today and make vour selections while our stock is complete.

JENKINS PIANO CO. the BIG PIANO STORE Phone 2958. 611 San Antonio St. 104 S. El Paso St.

Upstairs. MINING NEWS. WOOL. St. Louis Wool Market.

St. Louis. Sept. 4 Territory and western mediums, fine mediums. KXfrlS; fine.

stead v. 15(3TS; PERSONAL. Postmaster A. Smith has returned from a trip to Albuquerque and the upper valley. Attorney D.

A. Richardson, of nioug- las, arrived in El Paso this moaning on a short business trip. D. Potts, assistant physical director of the Y. M.

C. arrived here last evening from Chicago. Miss Helen Gibbs, of Mansfield. Louisiana, is the guest of Mrs. Frank J.

Williams, 900 Montana street. George Smith, chief inspector in the customs service, has returned from a business trip east along the G. H. Mrs. I1 rank D.

her three sons and daughter, Miss Edna, have returned after a two months, visit in Culiaean Mexico. D. J. Snyder, superintendent of the basement at the recreation rooms at the Y. c.

is taking a two vacation. F. George, day clerk at Hotel Sheldon, and Mrs. George. returned last night from a couple of months in Denver and Wisconsin.

H. W. Galbraith and wife and baby came down from Cloudcroft last night and left today for California in the hope that the change would benefit the health. DIVORCE WKKK FROM TI.UK OF MARRIAGE. iola Josephine Bryant Files Petition in the Court for Divorce From R.

K. Bryant. iola Josephine Felder Bry.int. married a week ago Thursday night to R. E.

Brvant, today, through her attorneys, tiled a suiit in the district court for a divorce Mrs. Bryant, according to Rrvant before he lefr the city, got up early last Friday morning before he did. and. although he made a diligent, search he said he could nor locate her. Ho later got into trouble, and was arrested bv the police, but was liberated in time to catch a out of the city.

In her petition, according to one of her attorneys. Mrs. Bryant makes a general allegation of cruelty, but specializes that he was drunk the night of their marriage and that he threatened her life with' 1 pistol. TWO MQVOR DKALKRS are arrested William Grant and 1 s. Yr.

Doune of the Transfer bar. who are charged with selling liquor on Sunday in violation of the Bask in-McGregor liquor law have been served with a warrant by the sheriti department. Bonds have not been arranged. Brewery Employe Dismissed. Because he was alleged to have assaulted Joe Gilson.

Frank Brinck. an employe of the brewery, was arrested by the department and arraigned in Justice Marshall's court today. The evidence tended show that Gilson was hunting for free beer at the brewery and was forcibly ejected fro nithe premises bv Brinck. Merging of Copper Gulf and the Comanche Into the Savannah Gives One Company Over 600 Acres. ASK FOR La Capitana 5 Cents There is nothing better and besides it is a HOME MADE cigar.

You will help your town and indirectly yourself. J. P. ANNAN rn BANK COMMERCE BUILDING, El Paso. 1 RCHITECT CECIL LYON GETS A WAYUP JOB CRAWFORD RICH GET THE ORPHEUM Silver City, X.

Sept. the past few days the final details of the merger of the Comanche and Copper Gulf companies were completed and this big mining company is now known as the Savannah Copper company. By the merger of two big mining companies there Is placed under one management acres of the richest copper mining ground 111 tne southwest and this company becomes the largest holder of mineral ground, wjth the exception of the Cananea company, in the great southwest. All the outstanding indebtedness of the Comanche company will be paid within the next month, and it undoubtedly only be a very short time bet ore the Savannah Copper company will have its enormous mining properties, as well as its big smelter and concentrator in Silver City, operating on a big scale. More Patented Paradise.

Sept. number ot Manhattan claims on which patents have not been granted has been still further reduced, patents having been received now for all but two of the 37 claims belonging to the company. As a result of patenting these claims there will probably be no assessment work done on the Manhattan this year as the Lois and Copper Belle, the two ented claims, will probably not be held. Strike at the McCracken. Prescott, Sept.

4. H. A. Owens, known as Chloride Jack, reports a rich fmd made in the McCracken mine. The new strike was made on the GOO foot level and four and a half feet average $103 a ton.

Tomorrow last day of Monster Piano Sale at the Jenkins Piano Co. See Monster Ad, on page 2, today. Sample Shows Well. Doming, N. Sept.

H. Smith, manager of the Window mountain claims, reports excellent returns from a small sample shipment made to the smelter at Douglas. The net returns were $34 a ton. The Window Mountain Copper company owns 35 claims in the Florida mountains, and are going ahead with development work. Bullion From the Tom Ileed.

Kingman, Sept. handsome bars of bullion were shipped from the Tom Reed mine last week. The gold was estimated at about $40,000 and was the result of a 13 run. This was the output of a ten stamp mill. Will Be in Charge of Republican Speakers' Bureau For the West.

Houston, Texas. Sept 4 Lyon, the Texas Republican leader, was here this morning conferring with friends on the state campaign. Inter returning to his home In Sherman. Lyon will go to Chicago, where he wiil take charge of the speakers' bureau dur- ing the campaign for the west and south- west. NEW BISBEE BUTCHER FIRM; BISBEE BRIEFS Bisbee, Sept.

Trew and E. T. Everhardy. owners of two of leading meat markets, have form! ed a corporation to be known as the Bis- bee Meat company. Johnny Bowden, a lad residing in Brewery Gulch, suffered a fall yesterday in the yard of the Pioneer Dumber company, resulting in a br ken Juan Cordova, a Mexican, died yesterday on Chihuahua Mill without medical attention.

A 11 inquest will be held. Rev. J. E. Fry, pastor of the Presbyterian church, has returned from his vacation 011 i'ae coast.

Mrs. ('. G. NuckoJs and son left this morning for the home of Mrs. parents at Alamogordo, X.

to spend a few weeks. ROSWELl, NEWS VOTES. Roswell, X. Sept. Lillian McClain, until recently librarian in the Carnegie library here, is to be married Sept.

12 to E. West Hall, a cotton buyer of Dallas, at her home. Forest Glade. Merrelton, Alabama. W.

Z. Thompson has bought of Gallic E. Davisson. 122 acres near Greenfield for $3425, eighty acres being without water right. Sixty new cadets were enrolled, examined and classified the first day of the new term at the Military The Roswell public schools will open Monday.

Sept. T. O. R. fhears went inside the Roswell Country club grounds and fished in the lake.

On his plea of guilty, judge Welter fined him the minimum penalty, $50 and cost. The maximum is $100. Parties who recently paid $12,000 for the fruit from an orchard close to Roswell, are expecting, it is said, clear- $10.000 to $12,000 on the deal. E. D.

Kinsinger has sold his stock i the Roswell Drug Jewelry to hi partner, A. Stewart, and to W. Bond, and he and his wife will mov to Salem, Iowa, where he has bought telephone system. Local Agent Instructed to Turn Over Shows to Be There. The local agent for the Orplieum theater has received notice from mcnt to turn over the keys to the local theater to Crawford Rich as soon as they say they are ready toi assume the responsibilities of the lease.

Mr. Rich says he will take charge as soon as the papers are all signed up, which will be in a few days yet. Orpheum people have already signed the lease, and it has now been sent to L. M. Crawford at Topeka.

for his signature, and as soon as the exchange of contracts is made between the Orpheum people and Messrs. Crawford and Rich they will take over the local theater. 11 road shows booked Rich will be played in the Orpheum. They will probably play stock in the Crawford this season and keep the Majestic going as usual, but next year it is contemplated to put vaudeville in the lord. Y.

C. A. Membership. On September 1, five months from the date of opening, the membership at the Y. M.

C. A. has passed the mark. FRECKLES EASY WAY TO GET RID OF THESE I 11LEMISHES. to We want to show' you how to get rid of your freckles; how to remove these unsightly blotches that are so much of a disfigurement in many cases.

While there are many so-called remedies for this trouble, there is only one that is made specially to cure freckles iUfd nothing Beauty Cream. This has been used by leading society women in New York for years, and has never been known to fail in a single case. Skin specialists and doctors Can find nothing else as good to cure freckles. We have sold hundreds of boxes of Kintho Beauty Cream, and have yet to receive our first complaint. Ask for it at our toilet goods department, and show your frioi a beautiful complexion without the of a freckle.

Ivnohln tich Driat to Orn dor liruu Sole Agents. ItUr in River. A very sudden and marfced faise in the water in the river was reported this afternoon by the inspectors at the Santa Fe bridge. Students taking a course with us never wish they took it elsewhere. Those taking a course elsewhere often wish they took it AVltll us.

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