El Paso Herald from El Paso, Texas • Page 3

EE. PASO HERALD Tuesday, July 8, 1913 Buy Your Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables from the Jackson- Standard Grocery Co. and you will certainly get the Best arid Freshest that is in the market and at the least possible price. OUR SERVICE Js the very best. We make four deliveries in each direction in the city every dav.

We deliver to East El Paso each afternoon, to Highland Park and Grand View each Tuesaav, Thursday and 7 day afternoons. NOTICE! Phone early. All orders received in the morning by 8:30 will be delivered before 11 We ship in New Mexico, Arizona and West Texas. So send us your orders. Purity, the pure butter Black and Green Mixed per 35c, 50c.

60c vC Sunflower Eggs, everyone A Instant Postum, in cans fresh, per dozen 3 qc and Chase and Coffee. GoM Cojn FloUfj 24 Coffee thats Good. Back for 35c 40c 45c perlb. Imperial Flour, 24 lb. AA Chase and sack for Flavors.

Kneedit (Purer and Better than 1-2 lb. can Lard) Every Bucket Guaran- 1 lb. can teed. Ceylon and India Blend and 0 Orange Pekoe. Especially fine for 1 11...............................................

ico tea. Ib- can Temple Garden Teas, next can best, per lb OvC 50 lb. can ........................................6.00 3 cans Extra Good Toma- or New York State Gallon OP toes, for Can Apples OOC 2 cans Piementoes (Red) Gallon cans Peeled Pie Large size cans Japanese A Peaches, per can Crab Meat, each Gallon cans Plums or 2 cans Xansen Imported Grapes, each Sardines for 3 for $1.00 Large Queen or Ripe Gallon cans Blackberries Olives, per each Large Dill Pickles, per Gallon cans Black or dozen wDC White Cherries.VVC* Send us your Shipping Orders we will certainly save you money. Jackson- iandard Grocery Co. Phone 3532.

208-210-212 Mills St. EL PASO LADY NOW IS HIGHLY PLEASED Well Known Spanish Instructor 1 ells of Plant Juice and is Sister. DOCKERY MAKES NO I CLAIM TO ESTATE ivMorS LIVER TONE GIVES EASY RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Mr. B. S.

Rodriguez, whose home is at 615 south Campbell street, who is a i Spanish teacher at the International Business college, and formerly as translator and interpretor for the 34th District Court, told at 1 the following: am surely very much pleased with the Plant Juice. I got a bottle for my sister, Mrs. Virginia R. de Ramos, of 615 south Campbell St. She has been a sufferer for years with stomach, liver and kidney troubles.

First it was the stomach and then the other organs seemed to break down from overwork. She tried many treatments. Her ston ach bloated so badly she suffered with palpitation of the heart. We were afraid that she had heart disease. Her sleep was broken and she was in a bad nervous condition.

I got bottle of Plant Juice for her to try and the result has been almost marvelous to us. The bloating has been reduced, and in fact seems gone. She sleeps well and seems to be gaining in every way. I have great faith in herb medicines and I believe Plant Juice is as they say a pure herb tonic and not a stimulant." Herb treatments are best treatments that God has made for suffering mankind. They are the best today as they have always have been, if you get them pure.

Plant Juice is the pure juices of fresh herbs. It is taken up by the circulation in a few minutes after the first dose; reaches all diseased a 20 page letter threatening parts and heals them. It adds years to your life and life to your years. Call at Kelly-Pollards and ask about Plant ARIZONA HAS TOO MANY STATE GUARDS He Never Wronged Dr. Holton anil Ham Xo Clnim Against Any of Estate.

see that certain relatives of the late Dr. W. S. Bolton have filed a petition objecting to the appointment of the brother, John Bolton, as executor of the estate and claiming that his appointment will mean that will not be required to make an said T. B.

Dockery today. I have nothing to do with the estate or the money that he left and have never been indebted to him nor had anything to do with his property. His brother was appointed today by judge Eylar and will be the executor if he will serve. He is the rightful heir to all the property and I have nothing to 1 do with it. I make no claim to any- I thing that Dr.

Bolton ever owned. Dr. Bolton left here after he killed a man in Juarez, he left his El Paso property in the name of Britton Davis and his Mexican property in the i name of the late judge Crosby. I i could not own property in Mexico and cannot now. Judge Crosby had a per- mit to own property in Mexico and that is why Dr.

Mexican prop- erty was left in the name of judge Crosby. Bolton had not been robbed and when he died he left about $15,000 in various banks, most of it in El Paso, i He had $2200 in the First National 'bank, $1200 in the City National, $920 in one account and $292 in another in the State National, all in El Paso, and $900 in one account and $7500 in an- other in the Central Trust Co. bank at San Antonio. worked once for Dr. Bolton and 1 after he came back from Mexico I he- i friended him.

He asked me for $250 and I gave it to him and then he came back and said he had made a mistake and wanted $2500. Eater he wrote me to kill me if I did not leave $5000 in California exchange in a vacant house opposite the present E. P. S. W.

building. He appeared demented on this subject and threatened to kill me, so I left town to avoid trouble with him. I liked the doctor and did not wish to kill him or be killed. I have never had anything to do with his estate and have no claims to present a Har Esisghfer A Real Live Doll to Fondle is Happiness. She is wisdom itself who knows of or learns of that famous remedy.

Friend. It is an extern application for the abdominal muscles and breasts. It has a wonderful influence, allays all fear, banishes a 11 pain, is a grateful encouragement to the expectant mother, and permits her to go through the period happy in mind, destined to anticipate greatest happiness as nature intended she should. The action of Mother's Friend makes the muscles pliant and responsive to expansion. Thus all strain and tension upon the nerves and ligaments is avoided, and, in place of a period of discomfort aud consequent dread it is a season of calm repose and joyful expectation.

There is no nausea, no morning sickness, no nervouft twitching, none of that constant strain known to so many women. This splendid remedy can he had of any druggist at $1.00 a bottle. Write to Bradfield Regulator 232 Lqmar Atlanta, for their book to expectant mothers. SANTA FE BUYS A NEW RAILWAY LINE War Department Over Enlisted for Accounting for Supplier. Washington, D.

July is the latest state to be called to account by the war department for alleged failure to comply with the Dick military law. Secretary Garrison has directed governor attention to the fact that the Arizona militia has been over-enlisted in preparation for its annual encampment and has asked him for account for certain supplies furnished by the federal government. Department officials said that the Arizona militia officers apparently had misunderstood orders issued from the department. The Dick law, it was pointed out, provides that enlisted men, in order to be eligible for duty at encampments, shall be recruited at least 60 days before the encampment. Violations of the Dick act in Arkansas and South Carolina already have been given attention at the war department, and as a result federal aid has been withdrawn from the South Carolina militia.

A Liver Remedy that and Causes No of Habit or Replaces Calomel Restriction Diet. It is a mistake to take calomel wrhen your liver is lazy and needs toning up. Hundreds of people in this section have discovered that Dodson er Tone is a thousand times better and safer and its action is just as sure. There are none of the bad after-effects of calomel to Liver Tone and no danger of salivation. For attacks of constipation or biliousness one or two spoonsful this mild, pleasant tasting vegetable liquid are enough and all druggists are glad to give a personal guarantee that every bottle will do all that is claimed for it.

Money back in any case where it fails. Liver Tone costs only 50 Alamorgordo, They are IS OVERCOME BY A AFTER WALKING 59 MILES Hilberte Ybarra is the first victim to be overcome by heat in El Paso. The man succumbed to the heat Tuesday at noon, when lie was standing at the intersection of San Antonio and south Stanton His brother, Luciane Ybara, was with him. The men are from PECOS WINS GAME FROM BIG SPRINGS Pecos, Texas, July rather a listless game, Big Springs lost the first of this week's series by a score of 7 to 1. Nichols, on the mound for the visitors, was found freely at every stage.

Randals pitched a fine game for the home team, in spite of a badly sprained ankle which has but recently let him off crutches. He showed his best qualities in the second when, with three men on bases and nobody down, he settled down to hard work. True popped one infield. Teetering on his good ankle, Randals switched quickly and caught the runner asleep at third. The side was retired by assist to Hall.

Big lone score came on a single followed by a fly that was muffed in the outfield. The score: R. H. E. Big Springs ...............................................1 7 4 Pecos ...........................................................8 10 3 Springs, Nichols and Crawford; Pecos, Randals and Stubblefield.

ill Ennhlr It to Route Heavy Freights 'Without Pulling Them Over Raton Mountains. Raton, N. July is positively rumored that the Santa Fe system has bought the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain Pacific railroad. This road runs from Des Moines to Raton and Cimarron.

The buying of this road by the Santa Fe would probably mean that the Colmor cutoff will not be built, the Santa Fe connecting the Dodge City branch at Des Moines and meeting with the present main line at Clifton, eight miles south of Raton. From Dodge City all heavy freights and through trains would go over the Dodge City cutoff to Clifton, via Des Moines. The Santa Fe company would have two purposes in view in purchasing the St. Louis Rocky Mountain. First, it would give them a more direct route from the Missouri river to the coast, avoiding the mountain climb between Raton and Trinidad, and give them the vast coal interests of the Rocky Mountain road.

Also, it would give them an opportunity of shortening their time between the western slope and Chicago by several hours. NEGRO PLEADS OWN CASE AND WINS IT the name because there are any number of remedies sold in imitation of claims. Some of them have names very similar to Liver are in same color package. These imitations are not guaranteed and may be very harmful. Go to your own druggist whom you know and you will surely the i sa Monday, work.

and the brother miles since here looking for SUMMER NORMAL TO CLOSE TERM SOON Plans for Proposed Methodist torium at Silver City Are Completed and on Exhibition. Silver City, N. July New Mexico Normal Summer school will close its term next week, the commencement exercises being held at the opera house Thursday evening, July 17. L. Bradford Prince, of Santa Fe, ex- governor of New Mexico, will deliver the commencement address.

Perspectives and drawings of the Methodist sanatorium are on exhibition here. The main or administration building is to be two stories high, the first story containing the office, examination room. drug room, laboratory, large dining room, 32 by 23, dining room and others. The second story will contain the sleeping rooms for nurses, living room, bath rooms, closets and other rooms. The cottages for patients will be some distance from the main building and will be grouped so as to harmonize with the main buildings and make an attractive setting.

Just when work will commence on them has not been determined AWNING CATCHES FIRE. A smoker in one of the rooms in the upper story of the building at 105 South Stanton street Monday night, threw a lighted cigaret out of the window. The cigaret landed on the awning of the restaurant underneath and started a blaze. A hole was burned in the awning. FEATURE PROGRAM AT THE ALAMO TONIGHT, "THE GOLDEN SEE IT.

BEFRIENDS MAN; IS ROBBED. Tuesday morning an American, probably 26 years old. appealed to Mrs. Thomas Palmer, living at 606 Ternille street for something to eat. The man said he was sick.

Mrs. Palmer, the police said told them she was iilso sick and her sympathies were aroused. She took the man in, cooked him a breakfast, and later gave him a clean shirt. When the man had gone, she missed her purse, containing her money. James Bell, a negro, charged by complaint with carrying a pistol and aggravated assault, defended his own before a jury in the county court Monday afternoon, and was acquitted.

Prosecuting him was county attorney P. R. Price. The prosecuting witness in the case was Mrs. Rosalie Chavez.

Her husband was also a witness. All of the parties are from Clint. Texas. After the examination of the woman by the county attorney she was turned over to the defendant. Before subjecting the witness to a cross examination.

Bell reached in his pocket and drew forth a red bandana handkerchief. He untied the corners of it and exposed a lock of hair, hairpins, hair ribbons, and other feminine belongings. He held up the lock of hair and asked the woman if she did not remember the time she gave it to him and told him that was to remember her by. The woman denied it was her hair, but the defendant insisted to the jury that it was. Bell made his own argument to the jury.

AMATEUR BURGLAR BUNGLES SAFE JOB An amateur cracksman made a mess of a safe cracking job at the Magnolia Petroleum company's office on Sixth and Kansas streets Monday night. He entered the plant by breaking a window, got into the office by the same process, and attempted to apply his correspondence school knowledge of safe cracking by first removing the silver knobs on the door and then wishing the door open. Tie failed to get any results and contented himself with tearing the papers on manager D. C. Booth's desk.

Nothing of value was missed. HEWER CO I KT REINSTATES WOMAN POLICE OFFICER Denver, July district court today ordered the reinstatement of Miss Josephine Roche, the former policewoman discharged by the fire and i police board shortly before the close of the Arnold administration. Miss Roche contended that she was under civil ser- vice and could not be discharged cept on formal charges and after a I hearing. The district court sustained her contention. SENSATION Ali FE ATI RE AT THE ALAMO TON It.

HT, GOLDEN Ilo A Will Relieve Nervous Depression nnd Low Spirits. The Old Standard general strengthening TASTELESS chill TONIC. arouses the liver, drives out Malaria and builds up the system. A sure Ap- petizer and aid to digestion. vertisement.

GREEKS FIGHT EMPLOYES OF IRCIS: THREE ARE SHOT Aberdeen, S. July a battle today between Greek laborers and circus hands, three circus hands were fatally shot and two more seriously injured. Posses are hunting for Tom Stevens, accused of firing the shots. The fatally hurt are: Ed Oakley, Dan Jeffers and an unknown man. SEE THE ment.

GOLDEN AT ALAMO TONIGHT. THE CRUISE OF THE (Cop yright, i LL NiE-VERt NEVE.R. Go To 9RAVE COMMANDER if Foreign invade our i UL WAVE A 0oY ON The ME A awtul slob VF HE HAP VAVEP A of TRUCE HE MIGHT HAVE K'EPT Hl5 Between Health er Suffering The main reason why so many women suffer greatly at times is because of a run-down condition. Debility, poor tion show in headaches, languor, nervousness and worry. II (The Largest Sale of Any Madiclnc In the Wcrid) are the safest, surest, most convenient and most economical remedy.

They clear the system of poisons, purify the blood, relieve suffering and ensure such good health and strength that all the bodily organs work naturally and properly. In actions, feelings and looks, thousands of women have proved that Pills MdkQ Ail The Differeoioe Sold everywhere. In boxes, 25c. Wo find the directions with every bev very valuable. Continuance of the July Clearance Sale A Hundreds of Additional Items Have Been Added For This Week Sales VISIT to the store will more than repay you.

This remarkable opportunity to complete the summer's wardrobe or provide charming and useful things for the home at price savings from 15 to 50 per cent comes but seldom. All summer stocks must go. The coming fall season will see us with a matchless array of new merchandise, gathered from the fashion centres ctf the world, to replace the stocks we are now forcing out. Crepe de Chine Bloomers, Underskirts and and Combination Suits at $2.78 Most Stores Sell Them at $5.00 They Are liMN' 4 HE Spring collection of a manufacturer who specializes in the making of these garments! This alone makes the event unusual, but the fact that samples can only be disposed of once season emphasizes it still more. All the new Bloomers, Underskirts and Combination Suits in white, pink and blue all silk crepe de chine, trimmed with all the dainty laces and ribbons that are now the vogue in undergarments.

Values that most stores would sell at $5.00, we offer while they last at, your choice 2.79 See Window Displays See Window Displays i he Stampede Frontier Day Celebration Vsinnipeg, Manitoba August 9 to 16, 1913 For the above occasion the very low fare of $80.65 Round Trip will be in effect from El Paso to Winnipeg and return via Kansas City and the Chicago Great Western R. R. 7 he Chicago Great Western is the best and quickest line from Kansas City to Minnesota and Canada. Trains leave Kansas City 2:00 p. m.

and 1 1 :30 p. m. daily. I hrough sleeping cars, coaches and chair cars on both trains. All meals served in dining or cafe cars.

$20,000 In Cash Prizes Winnipeg- promises the greatest assemblage of cowboys, cowgirls, Mexican Vaqueros, steer ropers, steer riders, broncho busters, fancy riders, fancy ropers, scouts, frontiersman, stage coach drivers and Indians ever gathered together, depicting scenes and events from before the advent of the white settler up to the present day. I or printed matter giving detailed information ask J. W. TATE, General Agent 501 Slaughter Dallas, Texas Phone Main 1434 Chicago Great Western ADDITION TO EDDY COUNTY COURTHOUSE The Scarcely had when the lookout shouted, inents ready? Then let the enemv come on! were several Honest Japanese School Boys, who firmly forward admiral Juice waved Harcourt V. Littleneck, one bearing a tray of lady said admiral Juice, politely.

The the deck in paroxysms of mirth, which increased in -Juice then ordered them to be put back in their boat these ringing and sailor-like Vords been uttered by admiral professor Juice, the gallant commander of the battleship of Japs coming to attack Turning to his crew, the fearless old salt said, men! Are the The next moment a crowd of hostile Japanese rushed aboard, headed by commander Itchy Mutchv, among whom Boys, who at once began to make photographs and sketches, shouting, battleship surrender, Stepping an olive branch, while at the same time two daring young sailors advanced, named respectively .1. Egbert Dilworthy and nut sundaes, while the other cut a large watermelon and offered slices to the visitors! yourselves to the effect was instantaneous! The Japanese gave a wild shout of laughter and the next moment they were rolling on violence until they were seized with convulsions, their buttons flew off, and they lay helpless! Admiral and carefully returned to their ship! HAD WON THE BATTLE ITHOUT THE LOSS A SINGLE i LIFE! Sudenly, without a moments warning, a ghastly and blood-curdling ------To be I Several IMaees in County, Including L'arisbail, to ote on I.itiuor Question Soon. Carlsbad, N. July county commissioners will advertise for bids i for the addition to the court- 1 house at their quarterly meeting this week. The bidders will be given about six weeks in which to prepare their bids.

The commissioners will also be swamped with petitions from various parts of Eddy county, asking for a special election on the saloon question. Lovington, on the plains, wants to vote. Lakewood and Dayton also have petitions for an election. The town of Carlsbad will have an election August 22, to settle the liquor question. Eddy county shows a substantial increase in assessed valuation for 1913.

the total being $3,863,090. There art- head of cattle, horses and mules, 63.538 sheep and goats in the county. There are acres of land assessed and town lots. The greatest increase is in livestock. Carlsbad and the project show a gain, due largely to the development work during the year 1MII EH(H lilt A MINISTER Albuquerque, N.

July Lauro Miller? the Brazilian minister of foreign affairs, who is touring the I nited States, is expected to arrive in Albuquerque at 3:55 oclock this aftei- noon on Santa Fe train No. 2. Mayor Sellers said last night that he and other city officials would be at the Santa Fe station this afternoon to greet Dr. Muller. You Wear Pants?.