El Paso Times from El Paso, Texas • 4

EL PASO MORNING TIMES, MONDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1917. JUDGE W.P.BRADY Taxpayers9 Association Not to Oppose Proposed An Opportunity to Own AGAIN APPOINTED of 300,000 City Bond Issue C. N.

Bluett, President of Organization, Confers, With Mayor Davi and Makes Statement Regarding Merits of Question to Be Decided Next Wednesday. For Second Time Judge County Court at Law Is Selected. Mahogany Furniture Al Prices ot Ordinary Furniture IE BEGIN here Monday, a most unusual sale The Tl Paso County Taxpayers' ssofefs- of rush grade furniture. We are making bi Hon win riit Gipoe the proixist-il f.iiy tiono issue which win lie insistsa on bo as to nmke doubly sure that Judge Will P. Brady was Judge of the county court at law, the county commissioners Saturday appointed bun to the position.

This makes the second time that Judge Brady has been appointed Judge of the new court He received his first appointment from James E. Ferguson, when the tamer was governor of the state. The fact hy the properly taipiyliif voiers next "While the school board ts of the opinion that will not take care or all the needs. It will enable them to lake care of the most urirenl demands until more favorable conditions arle. olher pavmif bond issue will be a.ked by the present administration: further, I believe paving is a fine Invest plans for November and find we require more floor space.

We have decided to sacrifice the following pieces of beautiful furniture. You can come Monday and buy solid mahogany rockers, chairs, tables and settees at lower prices than is usually asked for ordinary woods. ment for the city, as it Increases tne value of properly, where paved, at least SO per cent, and the increa taxes from tills property will be several tunes the amount that would have to be collected to take care of bonds." Costs lo Clean Streets. The fact It cost the pity to clean the streets, after the last rain, was cited as one of the reasons why the bonds for pavln? street intersection snouia carry. The paving of some of the intersections.

weonesaay. mis statement was niano uy C. N. (UiHi-lt, president of the ssoeiatlon, folKminir a conference held l-aturday tie-ieen Mayor Charles Davla and uiembers of lhe taxpayers' a-isoclaitijn. At ihR meetmif or the city council )at Thursday hi'sti-r Cooley and Z.

T. White, a eoinniiiiee from the taxpayers' asociavion, liivitud the eily eouruil to dlscusii the pru(Kned tiond with the association, which c1elrou5 or acqu-nntcd the rn-ions for tti ixues. 'lo Vote on Three Proposition. When the voUth fro lo the polls Wednesday there will he three propositions io vote on. The total bond Issue or divided lulo three equal amounts 61 each, these bclnir for pavlnif atreel Iniersmllons, for waterworks Improvements anil for a'-hool pin po.ies.

In each instance Hie voters are tieinir asked lo vole for a liond Issue of liai.n'ifl. Mayor liavls' statcinent to the citizens and incmhtis of the tasiiayers' asociatlon relatue lo the proposed Issues was as follows: Three Bond Ilavlrifr received nuiiiei-ou' requests for information with reference to prospective bond Issues, I wish lo state that there are three Issues of bonds to he volcd for, Solid mahogany rocker and nrm chair in the artistic William and Mary pattern; has spring scat and cane wings in the bark, neat and back upholstered in It was slated, would save a vast amount of damafc-e being done to unpuved streets. hiph Krade of velour. Regular $65 Lots are limi'ed and al Ihese low prices cannol last very long. See window display of these specials value.

Special sale price $45.00 ror the ppason the improvement wouui carry off the damaging flood aters. I n-less the bonds are voted It will be Impossible to do any further paving, as the city has no funds with which to pave the intersections. It was stated If the bonds were voted the city would make a careful Inspection and first pave those strets which needed Improving more than others. Earnings of Waterworks. In discussing the waterworks department Mayor Uavis stated the net or the.

department last year amounted Solid mahogany rocker in the beautiful this appointment might hot be sufficient was raised following a decision of the Fort Worth court of civil appeals, wblcb was to the effect that the office of county Judge was one to be bestowed by toe voters, but In case there was a vacancy the appointment should be made by the commissioners and not the governor. Attorneys heie. while they thought the local county coiirt-at-law occupied different position than that of uie Fort Worth court ror one thing Hie law creating it giving the governor the right to make the? appointment believed (hat in order to avoid the pos-ibillty of any question arising as to Judge Brady's juilsdlction, be should be appointed by the commissioners. The commissioners thought so, too, and a special meeting was called Saturday when the appointment was made. Mould Increase Salaries.

Commissioner J. F. Williams again brought up the propostlon of Increasing the salaries of county officials and em-p'-oyes. so that they would be able to op. erale their own machines, thus relieving the county of this expense.

Figures submitted by County Auditor J. A. Escajeila showed the county's automobile bill run over during a six months' period. "I believe." said Mr. Williams, "that If we could put this plan Into effect it would result In saving the conntv considerable money.

The county is not out only the original cost or the machine, but tires, gasoline and repairs have to be paid for by the county. I am not casting reflections on anyone, hut It seems to he human nature lor a person to take better rare or bis own things than he would if they belonged to someone else. Perhaps somo of these cars would not wear out so fail. I believe Hie county would be better off financially if It got rid of all its cars." i Would Pay for Auln I'pkeep. "I am in favor of Increasing the salaries I so that the county can get rid of these I Solid mahogany rocker and arm chair; has cane seat and back, brown mahogany finish, in beautiful colonial style, wing effect.

The pair is worth $70.00. Our special sale price, 047 (( for the pair, only vl UU Solid mahogany rocker in the graceful Queen Ann? style; has cane seat and hack, with upholstered pad for seat. This is a beautiful piece of furniture; a $40,00 value. Our (97 ftft Special sale price tyiaif lUU Solid mahogany rocker and arm chair, in attractive Adm design, upholstered in harmonizing blue velour with spring seat. Regular price per pair $48.00.

Special sale price, per 00 Solid mahogany rocker and arm chair, in the much favored Jacobean pattern; has a cane seat and back with a valance on the back and velour pads for Men's Iru-Fit Low Instep Lace Shoe Built on a straight last with not too narrow toe made to fit the man's foot whose instep is very low. Its perfect fitting qualities the comfort and the appearance included, will appeal to the man who needs just such a shoe with these particular measurements. In Black Vici Kid Leather only, sizes 6 to 13, widths AA to Price $8.00 old Martha Washington design; has step ladder back and tapestry spring seat. A regular I 8.00 value. Special price $12.00 Solid mahogany colonial rocker; has winged back and cane seat; a very graceful pattern; regular $22.50 value.

$15.00 No. 1714 Solid mahogany table in the Jacobean pattern, brown mahog itm ror paving" street intirser-dons, UHi.fsx) ror waterworks Improvements, and $100,000 for school purposes. "Tiiklhf- them up In order, 1 will say that 1 am. very much In favor of a continuation of pavluir. My rather liavintr neen the orlxmal advocste of pavmif streets In this city, the first pavlntr hav-Inir been laid durlntr his ailmmisti anon.

I would very much dislike to have 11 discontinued during my term of olllce. The city and also the taxpayers' leamie liave investigated the cost of bltullthle pavlnir In hi 1'aso comoared with that In other Texas cities and we find that we are ifet-lliifr the same paviior done as cheaply or Two Specials IN OAK any finish, 26 by 44 inches; a regular to and out or this the Pillowing amounts for. Improvements had been made: Construction of main lines, construction of small Hues, meters installed, new reservoir, Heights. new conduits, II. IK: new wells, material and labor.

new 44-Inch line. s.v.uou.Sft. new Mesa plant, new machinery foundations, Is.iMi.ul new outside connections, $,625.151. "nentleiuen," said the mayor, "do you know that this is the only city In the slate lh.it does not charge meter rent. There is only one city In the state that has a lower water rale tnan Kl 1'aso.

I would like to call your attention to the lad that fuel Is costing us 178,1100 more than It did ftst year." Those present at the meeting were Mavor Davis, Alderman R. Sample, C. N. Hasseit, I.amar Davis, James Marr. Hewitt Mainleeii.

u. C. coles, Walter k'obl-berg and Henry I'farr. ONE PATIENT COST regular $40.00 value. Our i Solid oak gate leg table in fumed $27 00 special sale price seat, 1 his is a regular $55.00 value.

or golden finish; a regular $18.00 No. 3062 Solid mahogany library table in the William and Mary pattern; library lary pattern Special sale price, per pair $37.50 $12.00 value. Special sale price $27.00 automobiles." said Commissioner George Solid mahogany settee of Jacobean de pendell. I a regular $40.00 value. Special sale price niorfl cheaply man In said cities.

Heretofore any street lliat has been sij-ncd up hai In en ordered paved. In the fu-I lure me council Intends to order paved those slieets which In Its JuilKiiicnt are neceniary and it will not follow that all streets will be puveil. However, unless the bond issue carries the city will have I no money pay Tor pavlmr street Intersections, In whi'h event Hie coi.t of m-; ti ise'-lions would have to be borne by I the property owners ulnns" such streets. "There alsn have been inquiries as to whether or not some of tins money is to be used for the payment or rust of Intersections willed have already been laid, In answer to which I wish to state that none sign, has cane seat and back, popular fireside effect; regular $34.00 value. "1 have fought for that ever since I have been eleeted." said Commissioner R.

E. Lyons. "I know the county would Solid mahogany spinnct desk, in quaint colonial style, with brown mahogany in quaint mahogany be better off." Speciul sale his is a fumed oak, five-piece breakfast room set, consisting of large round table and four chairs to match, with nest under table. This set is especially suited to It seems probable that the commission $22.00 finish. This is a regular value.

ri0 00 vl.i. price ers will adopt this plan, the statement being made lhat county orriclals now using county machines will be given an Solid mahogany tea wagon, indispen Special sale price $34.50 opportunity to purchase them if they sable for afternoon teas or serving i of this money can be tin-d for Indebted small breakfast room. the regu i ir. .1, $2,250 IN SALARIES home dinners. This is a regular $35.00 Mahogany gale leg brenklast table; a fast table; a lias been used for sometime, but never been paid for.

It branches of the north loop road and lends directly to the poor farm. The road having been graded, the commissioners thought it would be cheaper to purchase the right-of-way than to build a new road. $28.75 lar price is $42.50. Special sale price. ness already Incurred, and as a matier or fad the city is not now indebted to any of the paving companies for p.iuinc street Intersections, the last bill haviiiK been l.u ruitdfiiri.lT.n.

tha 1.. I 1 1 1 hi regular $16.00 value. Special sale price $11.75 value. Special sale price $23.00 company certain liens held hy Hie ity Man I Only Inmate of Eruptive afniinsi individuals for pavmif Heretofore THE BUSY DRAPERY DEPARTMENT uone. H'alcr Improvrments Needed.

Hospital for Last rour Month. want to. Commissioner Williams staled that he would make Investigations and ascertain the amount required for the upkeep of a rar. The Increase In the salaries of those uing county cars will be based on these figures. Braunton Leibert.

architects, presenter! a bill for claiming that amount to be due as fees In the erection or the building at the poor farm. The bill has been running from October. K'C. The cost or the building was The sum or fSuO, It was stated, had been paid on the original bill. The commissioners Instructed the county auditor to draw a warrant for siiEi in ravor of F.

A. needy for a right-of-way to the poor farm, it seems the roadway HE Drapery Department is very busy these days, and with good reason, too. Our New Bedding De- Moo trii ran aiir n- i 1 wn i "rtruanliiirr llio issue or bonds lor water works Improvements I would like to slate that Hie supply nf water at the mesa plant ANOTHER. DESTROYED. By Associated Press.

Toulon, France, Oct. 57. In addition to the four Zeppelins known to have been lost by the Germans in French territory last Saturday another has now been reported destroyed by fulling Into the Medit-crratieon last Saturday night. The two French naval aviators made this report today. The Zeppelin sank 4U miles souln of Hyeres' Islands.

His been lowered III me wells about 4' feet on account of continuous Inieuslv puuiiiniir. Tins Inwerliifr of the water I CI I Hi II Ml 1.1 I 1 VI 11 I IV. fUIUl.J VUll 111 I I 1 1 11 11,11 1 U3 tX I Ol I WV 1 111 ClIUlVOO assortment and the prices are attractive. Draperies are shown to meet every need. We are busy, but not i i i let makes It too expensive to continue i .1 in i i i at fun rapacity.

Inn iii IVI To take rave of one patient at the city eruptive hospital cost the city In salaries alone f-J The patient was the only case at the hospital for the past four months and one-half. Purlng this time. It was slated, Uie payroll of the hospital ran a mouth. This Is the time or the year the ruy council is examining the payrolls of the different departments and the discovery of the lone patient Incident was in mli. rliirlnir this process.

Tho result is. at no time win the city railed uixin to pump over H.ikhi.iiuo frallons iiiy, but for '4 I ir-jri'ii tiuiiut una v.c imn in lilllnll II 'HI' IV.1 trni rilia ft a 1 1 fi.P a tun considerable time. Anyhow tue city should have a duplicate system, as I am sure according to Mayor Charles Uavis, that For Constipation Carter's Little Liver Pills NEW CEDAR CHESTS We have finished unloading a car of new Cedar Chests, and will have them on display and sale Monday morning. Our assortment of Cedar Chests is the largest and most complete it has ever been our good fortune to show. For this week we offer some special values in theseChests as an introductory sale.

manor. It is contemplated, lo put wells at different points llirouichoul the city and lone we waier uirecnv imo ine lnaiiM. The responsibility for the quality of the water lieitiff equal lo or belle; than the mesa water Is taken by the contractors and also Includes a (ruarantce as to maxi mum cost or production, f.acn one or these purnplmr plants will require a spare of only about feet square. Klectric pumps are tu be used and they will be a monin win no snaveo on mc mn-pital's monthly payroll, the new figure being $-M a month for the salary Item. This will have no etrect on Thomas J.

Connors, the present superintendent, who Is one or the most efficient men In the employ of the city. It Is expected that by the time the mayor and council complete tho task of going over the various payi-slls an adding machine ill have to bo employed to get Hie correct results In dollars and rents that will be saved the city by the salaries rut orf. It was stated that In several instances it was believed the city would he saved at least nw a month. Mayor Uavis is In favor of Inaugurating an ecn. nomle policy, which will at the same time be etricient.

rAl.lf'OllMA PIONKEIt DEAD. BV Associated Press. Chicago. net. A Eastman, one or the last or two California oiooews who spent their latter (lays 111 noiseless.

Helpful flfp Set You I to the SBJEP Right Healthiest Jf 0ver Night 1 "As to the neceslty of bond Issue for school purposes I am perfectly willing- lo leave that to tne JudKinent or the able men who compose- the school board and who have been elected by Hie peoplo lo take that responsibility. At my request however, they have furnished me Willi the Plain Cedar Chest (like cut), 33 inches long. Price $7.85 Copper trimmed Cedar Chest (like cut), 42 inches long, with lock ind key. Price $13.75 following; important information. Shirt Waist Box Matting covered Shirt Waist Box, 28 inches long.

A most serviceable piece of furniture. This box is just the right size for Baby's things. Price $2.35 "At the Alamo school ten of the classes I lime. There Is Immediate need for about GtnuiiM bctra nature Small Pitt Small Doa Small Price eiKhl additional rooms, also there Is nr- Chicago, died today. Mr.

Eastman went trent need for arirlliinn.il ground for play ft. lo California In iM and lived mere onus IK70. Tho remaining pioneer la John of Evanston, a suburb. purposes and for new toilets. trondrd at Any School, "At the Aoy school Ih're are classes Colorless or Pale Faces the bsnc tne blood.

nlf condltioo which win be gremtly helped by Carter SirOIl rlllS IIOOTII (HIES EAST. I). C. Booth, manager or the Quick Tire oiimdo of Hie school builrtmu having; been service, I'nlted Slates tire distributers, rented, anil it is impossible lu rent 6UHI- rieni rooms In the di-tnri. I hero are left yesterday on a business trip which will 'include visits to factories In Detroit, 1.

3uo children allcndlnit this iiiool who should be given mi additional block of Indianapolis and the I tilted Mates tire The Busy Basement Busy Bedding Department irei-eral nn'cm in ypv i eily. around ror pjay purposes. "The Alts Vista school, notwithstanding the additions which have been recently made, is crowded. Five classes are al-re4ily on only half time. In the near future ailililional rooms must be either CALOMEL MAKES erected, or winch would probably be bet.

ter, ereci a unit at the sue wnicn we YOU SICK, UGH i now own In Manhattan Helirhts lo- take care of the overfluw from the Park and Alta Ms srlinnli mil the Hill Note these special values in Comforts and Blankets from our busy new Bedding Department Plain Gray Cotton Blankets, full size. Special for $1.95 pair Fancy Plaid Cotton Blankets. Special for $2.85 pair Fancy Bright new Woolnap Blanket at $3.95 $4.50 pair All Wool Plaid Blankets, full size for $6.75 pair All Wool Plain White Blankets, with fancy border; extra soft and heavy, for $9.00 pair COMFORTS GOOD VALUES Cotton Comforts, pure white cotton, silkoline covered, at $2.70 to $4.50 Satinc Covered Comforts at $5.00, $6.50 and $7.50 ill en livlnir in Manhattan llelxhts. This week will be the time lo select your Heating Stove. Lasy terms, if you desire.

The basement is busy, too. After a successful week in selling Majestic Kanges, we now turn our attention to heating stoves. We represent, as usual, 1.1 Paso's Headquarters for Heating Stoves. We carry a very large assorted stock to meet the requirements and purse of every customer. You are cure to find here just what you want in a heater in prices that range from $10 to $27.

"Dodson's Liver Tone" better At the Beall school, out of 35 classm. cla-ses are beinir Inuirht In adobe than calomel and cannot salivate. shark-iM-ecetitly purchased in that sniion. but which are Inadequate and unsanitary, and as tins section ot I he city is rapidly bernr filled up, someihirif must be done i to meet the demands. Calomel loses' you a day! You The Franklin school should lie nude sufficiently larite to accommodate five know what culnmel Is.

It's mercury; quicksilver. Calomel Is dangerous. It crashes Into sour bile like dyna more ci.es. which classes now- are at-leiiilluir the Siiii'i-l, Vilas ami Moiehead si-liuols, the children crossing frmn one pan of the city to the other, 4 Stop and nine of th Franklin school are beinir taught In bulldiiiRS other than the sciiikiI, which biilldtnBs are ixvorly eqiii and there Is practically no provision for play KTuutuI. BASE BURNERS The Garland Base Burner, that has always held the standard among base burners, is tarried in sizes.

We can arrange easy payments, if you desire. Prices ranging up from $54.00 KAPOCK SILKS This Drapery Silk has gained a national reputation for being one of the best Drapery Silks you can buy. Kapock Silks are shown in a full range of colors. Ask to see them. ine i.amar acnooi has cignt classes on half lime.

Wall fur lllnlilaml Park School. The HiKhlaiul laik srhnni a-reatly In mite, rrnmplnsr and slckcnlnK you. Calomel attacks the bones and should nex-cr bo put Into your system. When you feel bilious, sluggish, eonstiputcd and all knocked out and bellevo you need a dosn of dangerous calomel Just remember that your druggist isells for a few rents a large bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone, which Is entirely vegetnble and pleasant to take and Is a perfect substitute for calomel. It Is guaranteed to start your liver without stirring you up inside, and cannot salivate.

Iion't take calomel! It makes you Blck tho next day) It ltmes you a day's work. Dodson's IJvcr Tone straightens you right up and you feel great. Give it to the children nil of a retaminir wall ana proper sraduut of Hie mounds. 207-11 N. Si ANTON ST.

At the Vilas school two s.tilllinnal rooms are needed as well as an auditor When you pass our windows today, take a peep at those fine looking guaranteed Shirts at others up to $8.00. Look at the style of the Knapp-Felt and Stetson Hats at $4.00 and $4.50. Note the wonderful Bradley Sweater Coats and our collar attached Flannel Shirts. See the well known ONYX hose at 25c and 35c. Also the well assorted line of Union Suits and Shirts and Drawers we have on display.

IWWNSOF ium. In addition to thi a new roof will have tu be placed on the school Lulldlhtr at once. "The tuiley school needs a new roor and in t'liltioriuiii. rii new It i if 1 1 school stadium around should be filled In and the li.ilnae of Hie UTonnds graded and levellfil and a re. taioinc tall ulioul't he put in nu Hie south and west end or the site.

"There till an additions! balance due on Manhattan lleiihn or upon whi'h we aie paying 0 per cent. Inspiration Copper Employes Subscribe $63,000 Toward Loan ivti nff iifntl The In- "pcri.r -lid Iip thru illpt C. 1,. I'f rrnti. iu rluric Kir local artiiv mni-irl-'Aty, ulm ttiAl not (jiii wrniM It aw, i tic tsKcil nut KM St.

hi to My opinion au trrn hf( kirr, lliat 4" cfit vl the cfn-(tfiii ii.tik Ttm milk in the un 1 tn fir nnilr W3 becauso it Is perfectly harmless and doesn't gripe. Adv. II. Ml) lllllll II I -I UK. bv A-Vc wlcd Ires Vj'k, lC I II! -lil" of Im 1 1.

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