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EL PASO MORNING TIMES. SUNDAY. JULY 30. 1916. WE GIVE GREEN TRADING STAMPS tee.

V. D. Howe, of the resolutions committee, suggested that it was entirely improper to request that the ballot boxes be reopened and a recount of the votes made. "We are' called together to elect delegates Ladies' See Our CITIZENS CONTROL COUNTY CONVENTION SELECT DELEGATES retary of the convention and later made permanent secretary. Chairman Names Committees.

The chairman appointed the following' committee: Committee on permanent organization: 1. Quaid, A. 1. Wilson and C. L.

Vowell. Committee on delegates: Judge Ballard Coldwell, C. E. Kelly and P. R.

Price. Committee on resolutions: W. D. Howe, w. H.

Pelphrey and Mason Pollard. Committee on credentials: i. J. Mahan, Harris Walthall and W. H.

Pelphrey tailoring oc Dressmaking Depts. Still Offer Summer EVEHYllODYD First Showing of Fall Suits Third Floor and not to interfere with the primary election," said Howe. Three Precincts Oppose. A heated discussion was prevented hen Chairman Brady called for a standing vote. Delegates from Precincts 13, 8, and 16 did not vote for the retolution.

The resolution was carried by a big majoriiy as most of the delegates voting were appointed by the Citizens. The resolutions committee made resolu Rates Chairman Brady made a short address and said that all Democrats should stand to gether and pile up a big majority in the general election for the reason that the Republicans would have a ticket out. Resolution Is Adopted Requesting Opening; of Ballot Boxes and Recounting Vote. Clean-Do of Summer Iresses Judge Thotftas L. Blanton, of Abilene, as then called upon to address the convention.

ina "Unfortunate for me in the past, your city has been for my opponent," said Judge Blanton. "My policy will be to serve Including Sport Dresses, Afternoon and Evening Net the people with efficiency. If I can serve the people of El Paso, all you need to do Is to touch the button and I will be at your service. My policy In respect to Mexico will be so that not a man in El Paso will Dresses, Wash Dresses, be against me." Favoits Piirermslnn Mexico. Etc.

Mr He saUl that he believed that measures could be introduced In Mexico so that the United States would have the opportunity of purchasing northern Mexico, "I am going to see that the northern mili The county Democratic convention In session yesterday at the court house elected delegates to the state convention at Houston, on Aug-ust 8. The Citizens' party won a victory in controlling the convention. The political machine were deeply Interested In the primary election and rorgot all about the election of delegates after the closln? of the polls Saturday nlg-ht. The Citizens' party met directly after the closing: of the polls and delegates were chosen for the county Democratic convention by them. A resolution was adoptedby the convention thtt a recommendation' be made to the county executive committee to request that the ballot boxes In El Paso county be opened and the votes of the recent primary election be recounted.

T. A. Falvey, chairman of the county Democratic executive committee, called the convention to order and W. p. Brady was nominated temporary chairman by Judge V.

D. Howe. He was elected temporary chairman by the convention and later made permanent chairman. V'olney Brown was elected temporary sec tary highway between Brownsville and El Paso is built." The convention adjourned from the Forty tions that there should be equal rights to all and Special privileges to none. They Introduced a resolution endorsing all Democratic nominees and pledging support to all Democrats.

The citizens' ticket in the recent primary election was entirely responsible for there being a county Democratic convention yesterday. Had it not been for the forethought or the Citizens' ticket In electing delegates to the county convention, directly after the closing of the polls Saturday night, after the primary election, El Paso would not have been represented at the state Democratic convention on August 8, In Houston, Tex. Delfflates Appointed. Chairman Ballard Coldwell. or the delegates committee, read the appointments or the following delegates: For delegates to the Forty-first, Thlrty-rourth and Sixty-firth Judicial districts: Juan Smith, Volney Brown, W.

D. Howe, R. Hollktay, Mason Pollard, David Mul-cahy, F. A. I.oftus.

C. Croom. J. A. Cocke, Bates McFarland, Maury Kemp and Sam Welsstger.

For delegates to the Sixteenth congressional District: W. D. Howe, R. F. Burges.

C. S. Folsom, Harry Ross, Joe Grant, Breed-love Smith, Joe Esrajeda, J. K. purser.

For delegaies to the ltsth and 119th representative districts: J. J. Murphy, Dave Sullivan and V. H. leuphrey.

Delegates to Contention. The following were appointed delegates to the state convention: John L. Dyer, F. J. Williams, R.

F. Burges. C. E. Kelly.

C. R. Hudsneth, Bailard Cold-well, P. It. Price, R.

H. Crawford, J. U. Sweeney, Dave Sullivan, Norwood Hall, A. first district court room to the Thirty-first district court room.

Judge J. U. Sweeney read a resolution recommending the open lng of the ballot boxes and a recount of the votes In the recent primary election. He said that now was the time to offer clean politics In the county of El Paso and that every candidate should be given a fair and square deal. The delegates committee recommended that the resolution be considered without being referred to the resolutions commit S.

J. fcylar, Robert L. Holliday, John T. i i mr i i SEE OUR THEM IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS WINDOW DISPLAYS yt Cain, R. E.

Hines, M. McCarty, J. E. Quald, A. E.

Shelton, L. H. Dale, Joe Cannon, V. P. Brady, J.

J. Mahan, J. M. Pollard, V. W.

Turney, C. M. Newman, Lamar Davis, V. J. Moran, Frank Judklns, Ponder Carter, Frank Alderete, R.

M. Dudley, Paul Thomas, Volney Brown, T. A. Falvey, Harry Johnston, Howard Johnson, E. G.

Wade, W. D. Howe, R. L. Dorbandt, Charles Armstrong, H.

M. Maple, B. Smith, Harry Walz, Domingo Montoya, Juan Smith, E. C. Davis, J.

A. Escajeda, Harry M. Ross, J. M. Lans-ford, Dave Mulrahy, C.

L. Vowell, Barney Early, Harris Walthall, C. S. Folsom, C. W.

croom, Frank Feullle, James Brady, A. J. Wilson, E. B. Elfcrs, Martinez, C.

T. Cuellum, Winkler, Dan M. Jackson, W. B. Ware, J.

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$25 Sport Dresses $9.75 A beautiful showing of sport dresses in two-tone linens and pongees. Long sleeves. Strap belts. Nifty collars and cuffs of contrasting materials. $12.50 Sport Dresses $6.95 Including some of the season's most favored models.

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A free concert wilt given In Ysleta by the Klghth Massachusetts Inrantry band tonight from 7-30 to 8 no o'clock. The con o'clock lat nitrht, a few minutes after Wuirjen ami a friend hid left the car to walk around. private William Andrews of Buttery A. Kirth Meld artillery, who was driving the machine, ami Corporal II. Ryan of Company II, Thirty rtrst Mlrhiifan infantry, were captured by Motorcycle 'Officer i'hecrer with the help of Special nrflcer 1.

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L. Wuirjen was waiting f(ir hi car at the police nation when of- Mllf.lffllfff cert was arranged by Colonel Frank A. 1 craves, in charge of the Elirbth Infantry. The enlprtalniiviit will he open to all. autolsts from I'aso are to drive to Ysleta to hear the concert.

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