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EL PASO MORNING TIMES, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1917. 12 MM NEW NAMES A Noteworthy Feature of Oiar CITY PRIMARY IS BEING HELD TODAY BlouEse Sale Today-i IN BRITISH REPORT Republicans Predict Light Vote, but Davis Supporters Are Urging All to Go to Polls. A Double Shipment of the Famous 'Wirthmora'Welworth' Blouses Tribunal Finds There Are Many Ways of Earning Living Unknown to the General Public Associated Trees Correspondent, London, Feb. 9. The reports of the Mill tary Tribunals, which are still lit work weedln? out men for the rmy, show that $2-o $,00 6v there nre many ways of earning' a living wlch are not known to the ordinary public.

The list of trad represented In a day's if V0fjX if I UST because their sale has reached such enormous proportions and the ever-growing application for military exemption fro quently reads like an extract from a non sense-rhyme hook. Tor example, the re Today Is rtty Democratic, primary day. The voting booths the various city precincts will open at o'clock sharp this morning: and close at 7 o'clock tonight. While the Davis ticket iroes before the voters unopposed, all loyal Democrats are being1 urg-ed to ro to th polls today and oast their ballots. The Hepubllcana, who are making- efforts to line up a ticket to oppose the Democratic ticket on election day, are, predicting the vote today will be Uirht.

The Republican are linrlng- members of their party and friends to remain away from the polls, urging- that if such is done the vote.r will have the right to express his choice of candidates In the city election. Urge All to Cast Votca. Supporters of the Davis ticket, together with other Democrats, are calling on all Democrats to visit the polls today and register their vote. It Is believed that a heavy vote will discourage all further talk of opposition. It was to avoid a bitter factional fight that leaders of both rations of the Democratic party here agreed to support the Davis ticket.

Everything is In readiness for holding" the election today. Ballot boxes, voting-booths and election supplies have been delivered to the precinct voting- places. Ten Precincts Added. port of a tribunal In the east of London shows applications from a sourer, splatuher, a awnmerman, a wellcr, an un lialrer. a tackier, and a tentcrer.

A banrain-letter, a monkey-runner, and a btill-doe-srcr were among- the exemptions volume Has kept down manuractunng costs can we still sell these iNationally-favored Blouses at $1.00 and $2.00. There is so much good that can be said about them that we'll just sum it up in one statement that they are far better Blouses in every respect than usually found at these prices. Today we feature double shipments as an added attraction during "Blouse Week." pranted the other day. A Is explained, Is the man In a quarry who arranges terms with the quarrymerj from time to time as the work develop, A monkey-runner works In a stncl mill, There are 27 precincts this time. At the Wirthmor Wirthmor last city ejection, two years ago, there wore only 17.

Ten precincts were added when the county commissioners redlatrlctud the precincts. Welworth Blouses MATCICj ia "XOScA When the voter enters the polls today Iw will be banded a ballot with the following names: for mayor, Charles Davis; for BOSTON OPERA CO. alderman, Frank B. Simmons, J. P.

O'Connor, w. 0. jolly and n. c. Semple; for city lax assessor and collector, W.

P. B. Mo- MODEL 1- JuBt like the picture above. Made of sheer, fine voile. Front prettily tucked with tucks of alternating widths.

Lace trimmed collars and cuffs. MODEL 3 Just like the picture above. Made of fine soft shadow-stripe crepe. Very new and decidedly attractive. The deep cape collar is defined with $9 Sain; for city treasurer, Dave Sullivan; for where he conveys the pieces from shop to shop suspended from Work and while the dull-dowr stands by the rollers! and receives the rolled mulal In a larpe pair of torirs or flops, i An "allowance man" is not what is known in the British colonies as a remittance man, but Is found In the breweries, where he is responsible for the allowance or beer madej to every employe twlre dally.

A "Jn-k-tenter" 1 employed In the cotton mills, while employes known aa "Jlg-frers" are found In a score of trades as wide apart a woolen wnavlnft and coal mining. The coal mines provide many nirlosltles, such Sf kirvers, scupplers, trnirlra, lockerors, load-erers, grettera and rillers. An "arbor-maker" has nothinfr in do with (rarden furniture, but Is an Important cok In the watch-rnakintc Industry. The "clicker" Is found In a dozen trades, but Is especially prevalent In boot-making which also provides such occupations as those or the cordwalner and skiver. The chucker Is employed in the miiitufarttirc or coke, while the heaver Is found In the metal working trade.

The "mastleittor" belonirs to the rubber Industry, as does also the highly skllk-il of the corporation court, Charles I'ollock. The candidates for mmhnra of TO ARRIVE FRIDAY the executive committee are: J. 3. Lanier, elmlrman; w. P.

Brady, E. P. Lerner, R. W. pretry rico edging ana lace.

Priced at $1.00 Larrauee and R. 0, Gonzales, The Price. $1.00 THE most attractive models received thus far. Made of fine French Voiles in smart new exclusive styles. Tucked and embroidered designs made more fascinating by a touch of List Of Foiling Places m.ww 4 .11 1 Orchestra Has Fifty Symphonic Musicians and Chorus of Hundred Voices.

MODEL 2 Just like the picture above. The outstanding feature is the deep collar, which is outlined with bands of Organdie, daintily embroidered. Tucked front and ornamental Democratic Primaries Wednes lace. he rnces always the day, February 14, 1917. iviUDCL.

a 4 aust Ke the picture above. A new surplice effect with deep collars andreveres made of one piece and outlined with ruffle of fine plaiting. Lace edge trimmed cuffs. Price JJ) 1 KJ KJ same, at. $2.00 The voting places and presiding judges for buttons.

Price each voting precinct shall bo as follows: Precinct 1 Oreer garage, corner Over What Is probably the most extensive and expeiHlve company traveling; In the United states today, Is the Huston National Grand opera company, which will arrive here on 1'rlday, to play an enga(rement of three performances at the Texas Grand theater. 'I his company comprises nearly two score of the best singers of the operatic stage, (tathered from every country Inthe world, an orchestra of fifty symphonic musicians, land and Hanta Fe streets; 11. 8. Austin Judge. votkman known as the "hydrostatic bed-mnker." The "mungo sorter" deals with the manufacture of cheap cloth from shoddy.

The "ironer" may belong- to any one of fifteen trades, from umbrellas to boots. A "backer" has nothing to do Willi the rare course, but may be euconlileieit In half a dozen trades, from bookbinding Precinct 2 -American garage, MO 3. Oregon street; John McCne, Judge, 3 Main Floor Blouse Specials Today Precinct a Central Fire Station; P. A Candelurla, Judge. to machinery: The Is also;" chorus of nearly one hundred voices, a Precinct 4-Court House, Wagon Yard, corner Campbell and Overland streets; Lsrajoda, Judge.

Priced at Precinct 5-(07 S. Virginia street; W. B. 95c, $2.98 a $4.98 and odd, and six carloads of scenery, from the studios of those great artists, Urban, liakst, Stopa and Illlanco. Managing Director Max rtablnorf has selected from among his galaxy of stars, such noted artists as Ulovannl.

Zenatello, Karafhe Haynolds, George Baklannff, V'lrgl-lloa l.azzari, Tamakl Mlura, Thomas Chal Glardon, Judge. Precinct 410 Tays street, Sub Police Station; W. II. Austin, Judge. Precinct 7 City Hall; Maurice Goldolt, Judge.

$1.25 MIDDY BLOUSES 95c precinct ft international Auto corner mers, Tovla Ktttay, Elvira Leveronl, Maggie Teyte, Ulccnrdo Martin, Mabel Rlegalman Florence and Texas streets; Dave Mul cahy, Judge. $5.95 TO $7.50 BLOUSES $4.98 High class Blouses in new Spring models. Made of Georgette crepe in white and all the colors of the rainbow. Tucked, embroidered and beaded models. A few crepe de chine and $3.50 AND $3.95 BLOUSES $2.98 -Supreme values in crepe de chine, radium and fancy Silk Blouses in all white and colors, All the very latest Spring models, in solid color and combination effects.

Attractive collars and sleeves; $3.50 and $3.95 Precinct 181 Cotton avenue; J. B. Eng (Iraham MaiT and Jose Mardones, to sing la El I'aso. They need no Introduction, Made of iercellent quality galatea and jean cloth. Also some soi-sette middies in the lot.

Shown in all white and white trimmed' With color. A riot of color com llsti restaurant; P. M. Hlgdon, judge. Precinct IU Fast LT Paso Fire Station; I Z.

Avlna, judge. found in several trades. The "flasher" follows a wholly respectable calling- connected with the manufacture of plate glass. The "raceman" works In a lead mine, and the "raiser" Is a copper mill. The "bank walker" is not employed" In a financial institution, but is engaged In ex arnlntnr the banks or canals and rivers to Ktiard against accidents.

A "burner" comes from the lead A "bobby lad" has nothing to do with the police force, but is employed either in the mines or the cotton mills. A "datal man" Is an agricultural laborer, but a "pig lifter" Is not; he is employed In a steel works. WILL DISPOSE OF CHINESEREFUGEES May Return to China or Remain in Mexico; Consular Official Reaches Border. Precinct 113603 Alameda; Chas. Held fancy Silk Blouses in the lot.

Up Judge. Precinct IS oimiieis Grocery, Hueco and binations; $1.23 values. The to $7.50 values. $4.98 $2.98 as crlllcs In IVaw York, Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland and elsewhere, were high in their praise, and complimented the Ingenuity or Mr. fUhlnoff for his family In selecting such superb caHts for these delightful operas.

The aim In arranging the repertoire of the Boston National Grand Opera company frir Its secund annual lour was to include a wide diversity of offerings, consequently the list of operas ranges from the most familiar favorites, to the most interesting and Important novelties, chief of the lat values. Blouse Week, price Copla streets; W. Y. Ellis, Judge. Precinct 13 mh Tularosa street, Wise man's garage; Ben Hherrod, Judge, precinct 1 Highland Park Grocery, cor ner Federal and Kentucky streets; R.

L. 0. Hear, Judge. Precinct 15 Highland Park Hire Station Forest Baker, Judge. Precinct 1ft Ideal Pharmacy, Pledras and ter class is Masragnl's beautiful Japanese opera "Iris." which will be the offering Fast Boulevard; J.

E. Quald, Judge, DEMONSTRATE 'HOBO' FIRE KINDLER By Ladies of First Methodist Church TODAY, Thursday, Friday and Saturday th. ladle of the First Methodtet Church will conduct a demonatration and sale of the famous "Hobo" Fire Kindler at'The White House. A patented device euffi- dent to make 30 fire. Special Introductory price, iJC Precinct.

17 Lamar Drug Store, IfllO Kast on Saturday murine, at the Texas Grand. Boulevard; Claiborne Adams, Judge. IMetio Ma.scagnl rose to instant fame Precinct 18 Corner Brown and Missouri through Ills first opera, "Cavallerla Rnstl streets; W. orr, Judge. rana," and lias maintained his standing In "Iris." Aside from the fart that this work Precinct w-tsoo Octavla street; A.

W. Btt- tlck, Judge. has never been presented here before. It Precinct so Mesa Fire Station; Harry posseeses oilier elements of novelty; Uie absence of tragedy In Its story, ending hap floss, Judge. Precinct si sue North Kansas garage; 0.

Lelbert, Judge. pily, which most grand opera stories do not; and the opportunities its title role of Valentine Sale Even's' Gowns The 5W Chinese reruges encamped Just over th border at Columbus will be given their choice of either returning to China or remaining In Mexico, in the bitter event. thv will be brought from tlulr present location to F.l I'aso and transferred tn Juiire.i. klmpson V. T.

Yu, secretary of the Chinese consulate general at Sim l-'riuicisco. and Fung Cltlnr, or the Chinese Benevolent Consolidated Association or San Francisco, Precinct -Fraser's Plumbing Shop, 612 fers to Tamakl Mlura, the famous Japanese prima donna, who is said to have scored ISorth Oregon street: Frank Behr, Judge, Precinct Northwest copier Kansas and as heavily in tills opera this season as sne Arizona streets: m. u. Kane, judge. Precinct si Kl Paso Gas Juan Smith did In "Madam Butterfly" last year.

The Boston National Grand Opera itm pany, which has heroine a national Institu Judge. arrived In HI I'aso yesterday and went Into i Precinct as Garage rear of 831 Prospect, tion, Is adding new stopping places to its Harry Oldham, Judge. extending list or cities in which it I'recliul W-Neff Stiles I. 0. Gaal 'Th i Wws Mrl' -vw- iul hopes thereby to Judge.

Precinct CT Omdorff Gerag-e, kern place opportunity to hear grand opera In Its Mr. Yu said he desired first to interview purity, and saving to them the ot pendlture of travel to some faraway center itis countrymen In the refugee ramp ana THE third shipment of these beautiful Evening Gowns that have caused such a profound sen- for this musical treat. The operas to be presented at the Texas C. M. Orlder, Judge.

J. 9. I.ANlF.ft, Chairman City Pern. Exec. com.

Atlesl; E. P. I.MRNKR, Secretasy. (Political Advertisement Nearly All Grant Land sation each time they were placed on sale. A new Grand are Puccini's a Tosca, Friday evening: Maseagni's Japanese opera "Iris." If 1hey desire to remain In Mexico, or would reiurn to China.

Klther wish would he complied with. Mr. Berkshire accompanied Mr. Yn and Mr. Chlng yesterday afternoon on a trip to Columbus for this purpose.

They will all return by Thursday, when a conference will be held and the disposition of the refugees decided on. Saturday matinee; Puccini's immortal classic "la Ruheme," for the final per chfnes, I lot of 48 Gowns arrived yesterday just in time for Valentine parties and dances. Mostly taffetas, crepe formance Saturday evening. The sale of seats, which Is now In pro Is Selected in Arizona 1 gress at the Crawford Theater box office, Indicates capacity audiences for the Kl charmeuse, maline and net combinations. The colors includ Pink, Helio, Nile, Blue Canary Paso opera season.

By Times Special Correflpoudmit. Phoenix, Feb. all of the s.tioo.oou acres of grant lands rtven to New Bridge Spanning Santa Cruz Dedicated the stale of ArUona by congress have now Ammunition Smuggled to Villa in Coffins, been selected by the state land department. which is now turning Its attention to thei Many combined in new ways with Georgette crepe. Gold embroidery, ribbon bands and corsage bouquets are features.

Bodices are captivating and show a world of gold and silver fabrics. All dainty new creations in just the styles for now. Indemnity lands, or lieu lands, granted the Chihuahua Paper state to replace lands withdrawn by the gm-ernnwit for entry. The latter lands were to reimburse the state for school lands withdrawn and for the lands Includ LOT 1 Regular $17.50 Evening Gowns, Valentine Sale Today MODART Always Front Laced $3.50 to $15 A 8 A women' entire appearance depends upon the de-elgn of hr corsot why not nek for a demonetratlon ot the new "Modnrt" models, whose dealjoier In acknowlodspd to be one of th. beat In the world.

new Sprint models will prove) a revelation to you. To carry out the "Modaj" deal am material are ueed, for srood coreets mnnot he mad. out of Inferior fahrlrs. We urn. a trial fltttnu today, Our expert coraetlcres will irltully give you in ed In the recently created Papago reser vation in P.ma county.

Work of selecting these Hn lands Is $12.95 $19.85 By Times Special Correspondent. Nogalet, Feb. 13. The new bridge across the Santa crui river connection Nogales with northern Hanla Crur, county was dedicated today with elaborate ceremonies. Among those present at the dedication were Governor Campbell, f-Uit Fti-g1ner Lamar Cobb and members of the Santa Crua delegation from the lepMature.

A feature of the day's relebratlon was a motorcycle race from jv'ngalea to the bridge and a short speaking program. Pay Special Attention to El Paso Geography tng forward at the rate of from to A copy of Heraldo del Norte, a dally newspaper published at Chihuahua, received here today, claim that Villa Is re reiving larpe quantities of ammunition from the United States. Gun runners aro alleged to be operating In large bands along Ihe Chihuahua border and Villa agents In tills country are said to be purchasing ammunition and rifles and smuggling tlwm scros the border. In one ease it is said a consignment or coffins billed to chihuahua were reported by the railroad as "lost In LOT 2 Regular $30.00 Evening Gowns, Valentine Sale Today. iim.noo acres a month.

$-1 Advertising to Save Babies' Lives Will Be Theme of Address "Advertising to Save Babies' LItm," an address by William h. Taylor, of the Bl Paso Dairy, and "Putting; News Value In valuable aavic free. Th. new Little Plaza Phone 45SO Modarts start In price at. transit.

i-ater me empty boxes were found near the railroad broken nren and marks plainly indicating that they had been flllwl wilh rules, Jose Vnei Sslarar Is known to have passed that Way a few days before th empty boxes were' found. The same paper reports that several Villa officers have bwn rmirtmartisled and sentenred to utm chihuahua. The men are Flnlllo Medina. J. Pedregon, 0.

Corral, F. Medrsnn and M. Bossies. They are said to have been captured In Tnrrwon, The public schools of Bowling Green, Ohio, are paying special attentlun to the gwigrapby of the 111 I'aso territory, the Chsmber of Commerce having rurnlshed, af the request of a Bowling Green teacher, a collert'on of views of 11 I'aso, Juarei, the Elephant Butte dnm and other points of Interest tn this section. Advertising," by S.

Foreman, advanca "fShe Store Service" agent or the Boston National Grand Opora company, together with a special vaudeville number, will constitute the program today at noon at we weeaiy mitoneon or Ad club. 'Wonder' Hats Revealed Center Window Thursday Night Mr. Taylor's talk win deal with eortJflml milk and the best methods of bringing were jwovered by the deteetlvea fcflowinl the confession. rrn.u7.suon or tut value nerore th public, IXMi Ml; POSTPONED. By Associated Prras.

tVVH KILLED COLLISION. By Associated Press. Loulsvl le, Feb. 18. A Southern railway locomotive struck a crowded street car it a rrade crossing here last night demolished It, killing four persons and injuring more than twenty.

The engine rounded a sharp curve at about the same time the street car began moving across the tracks. The ear was earned about 1W feet and in Its progress struck an automobile, overturning- It upon Its driver, Thomas Quarrels, who Is believed to be fatally Leonardt RcElccted Cement Company Head Carl LeonAi-dt, of Los Anrelee, CaL, Powell and C. Merrill, Lo Anrnlej; Bob-eti Kmkaner and 1. coiirchene, of Fil aw. and T.

M. WoMan. of tiaamarf. Artt. Plana for the improvement alr'ady etart-ed at th.

fcompanj'a El Paso plant were rone over and approved tn detail. The eitenatona will coat about Nome, Alaska, Feb. of the unusually bad condition of the trail the Dfl-mile dor race for the silver trophy cup prsetitd by John Borden, the millionaire at tue i gnt Diwn the troops of Villa and a column of General Murga. The transcripts are said to have been sunt to Minister or ar Obregon rnr approval. Julio Acosia, a Villa loader, is said to have been killed in action at Tosonarhir, Chihuahua.

Th Carranra troops are said to have been commands by Colonel Uriel Marque. Acosta held a commission from Vllis as brigadier general. Toma Oroiro, an unci of the late Pas-eual orotco, is reported to have been ex-eruted by Salttar at San Andres Bareia. This locates Salasar further south than be was last reported. The report says that be is now operattnf Independently of Villa, However, the latest annotmemnt of the personnel or Villa ofTicers gives Salaiar saswnd In command.

re-eleeled preeident of the southwestern sportsman or cnicago, and ii.ooo prtre mon ey, was postponed from today until Wed $65 Worth of Denial Tools Are Recovered W. C. Hradley, a drug user, wiio wa arreted laat Friday by Deterf-uvs Tom Avauni, confessed yesterday to havtim taken mi wortn or dental tools frtim tlie office of and C. B. Pwwn, bulldinif.

Tb dntal toola were recovered yesterday by Pewuvre John Wood and W. C. Woofoerton. Articles vtie at total of luo awl four out ol the lc6u ABOtT O.VRTTPAnO.V Certain artlelea of diet tend to eherl moveronta of the bowela. The moat com.

mon of theee are cheeaa, tea. and boiled milk. On the other Band raw frutw, psclally applea and bananaa, also graham bread and whole wheat bread promote a movement of the bowela. Wlwn the bowels are bailly constipated, however, the aure way is to take one or to or aiaratwrlaln'l Tableia immediately after anpper.Adv. BOSTON OPERA of filial Piano la the RWnwey.

r.l raft nosaay. Msoaesll In 111. Portland Cement romper, jr the annuel meetin Monday, other officeri bs-ltif: Charlei Bcettcher, of lienor, Colo-viea-prealdeot; jamss 0, Mctury, of El Paso, twretaryt O. J. linfoni.

of Bl Po, trewursr. The fnUowtn were rhoeeo dl The annual statement on MamMtta tn A HINT TO THE Afittl. tf people past aiity year rf are could he persuaded to an to bed a aonn a tlioy take cold and remain In bed for one or twn rtava, Uwy would recover much more quickly, eapeelalljr If Uy take Chainhcrltun'a neniedy. There would aino lie lee daiifr of tl.e cold helnr followed hj any of We mors ssrtuua diaeaaea. Adv.

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