El Paso Times from El Paso, Texas • 7

7 Officers' Footwear and Convention on Record for Prohibition and Suffrage Constitutional Amendments Accessories El Paso County Democracy Endorses National and State Administrations and Elects Strong List of Delegates to September 3 Meeting at Waco. Carr. A. 11. Webb.

Judges W. D. Howe. R. Price, Ballard.

Coldwcll. F. Murchlson. T. M.

Wlngo. J. Mor-t ison, W. H. Burges, W.

E. Iwse. Thornton Hardie, Harmon Krupp. A. II OllWllOln P.

Greet. J. D. New-ton. J.

It. Harper, Joe Dunne, Maury Kemp. John L. Pyrr. It F.

P. Mill' r. Frank Simmons Joi-i-ph Page. C. II Fuiley.

T. Frank Klo.is. A Kscajeda. Meve I-sttner. A.

Woods. Tom Lea. Paul D. Thbmas, J. F.

Primm, J. F. Williams, Frank Powers, W. fl. Roe.

N. Hall. J. W. Klrkpatrick.

M. A. Warner. J. Kaster.

R. Burt Orndorff, J. X. Krakauer. Victor Moore.

G. A Martin, J. Goggin. Mrs. C.

B. Hudspeth, J. M. Crawford. Mesdaraes W.

It. R. Dudley. R. Thomason.

A. P. A.vrH, J. Iffy; F. Jenkins, James Elliott.

E. B. Elliott, A. E. Bartlett, F.

J. Plngeman. W. I-mier, J. W.

Lewis; Joseph M. Nealon. J. Maple. II.

Fryer, A J. Harper. Mrs. 4 Wilis and Mrs Olga Kohlberg. l'ongrelonal Delegates.

The following were named on the congressional committee: Charles Pa-vis. A. J. Harper. Volney M.

Brown, F. X. Hall. J. F.

Primm. W. Moran. Frank Judklns. Mrs.

J. L. Ely, A. R. Webb, O.

E. Kelly, Joseph M. Nelson, A. H. Culwell, L.

A. Dale, D. F. White. K.

F. COmpton. 11. J. Zabrtskle, W.

W. Mridg.rs. Walter HKhniilth. Mrs. R.

L. Holliday, Mrs. M. Morrison, Mrs. Mao Crawford.

Mrs. E. B. Kllloit, Mrs The El Paso county Democratic convention, held yesterday afternoon, went on record as being In ravor of the constitutional amendments providing for state-wide prohibition and full woman suffrage. Delegates selected by the convention io attend the state convention, which will bo held at Waco on September were Instructed to vote as a unit for planks In the Btate platform which would submit these two issues to the voters In order that both might be written Into the state constitution.

The convention endorsed the national administration for the splendid services rendered the nation and the world, and especially the conduct of the war now being waged to the end thai democracy might prevail throughout the word. The convention pledged Its unqualified support to the administration. The ad I Robert L. Holllday was nominated and unanimously elected chairman, i Harris Walthall was elected secretary. After complimenting the women for the part they played In the primaries.

Mr. Holllday said: "1 think that It would be In keeping with this convention to recommend to the next legislature that until the women are given the full vote i they should not be required to pay a poll tax. Let this convention go on record as being In favor of women being given the same right to vote as the men have." I'ruud of Kl Pa.it Hobby lot. Mr. Holllday suggested that the eon-; ventlon should go on record as en-! dorsing the national, state and county I administration.

He declared that he was 1 proud of the vote of lit Paso county i that had been registered for Governor Hobby. "Consldeilng population." he said, "EI Paso's vote for Governor Hobby was three and one-halt to one larger than that of any other county. 1 lake the stand that none but full-fledged American eitlaena should be Billowed to vote," lie said. "No mutter who won or lost last Saturday we are all Democrats and let us all stand together and sec that the nominees of the DanW-I cratlc party are successful In the No- The Guarantee is the hading shoe store in El Paso and as such carries the largest stock, of reputable merchandise. Any article bought here is guaranteed of the best.

Genuine Shell Cordovan tf17 Puttee Leggins ejl.UU Genuine Shell Cordovan tfjl 1 A A Officers' Shoes Jpll.UU Genuine Shell Cordovan Officers' $30.00 Genuine Shell Cordovan (OA A A Officers' Service Boots. 3U.UU SPECIAL NOTICE All our Cordov-nn Boots are made hy the celebrated factory of Edwin Clopp Son. Nickel Plated Boot Hooks IOC Fine Nickel Officers' (j0 fA Spurs P)eDU Mrs Mrs Ben Jenkins, Mrs. Aim J. K.

Farnhani. Mrs. L. Peden. S.

P. Sklnn W. Talbott. Mrs Mrs. R.

M. Dudley, V. Sweeney. Hoy Burt Miller, Williams Booth, Mix S. S.

Bake Dyer, W. L. AmlonetU well, George Thelsan, .1 li. Mauldin, Noel Longu i In Tin an fn -it i. der, George Hoffman, ,1.

G. Murphy and J. W. Hill, ot San Angelo, Lamar Davis. Ponder S.

Carter and R. G. Chapman. The senatorial delegates named were: Bath B. Orndorff.

IV Page, E. P. L-rner. E. A.

Slielton. C. W. Harper, Steve Lattncr. Norman Walker.

8. J. reudenthal, A. It. Burges and F.

M. Murchlson. The Judicial delegates were Joseph Nealon, Harris Walthall, Frank Judklns. L. A.

Dale. W. Croom, .1. ,1 Murphy and J. F.

Weeks. ministration of Governor William IV Hobby was strongly endorsed and the convention expressed gratification at his triumphant nomination. The resolutions unanimously adopted by the convention were rb follows: "To the honorable Kobert llolliday, chairman: We, your committee on platform and resolutions, beg leave to retain as follows First The TVnworacy of El Paso county. In county convention assembled, hereby send geetlnirs to the national Democratic administration and to our i-allant chieftain. Woodrow Wilson.

Wo endorse the national administration for the splendid services rendered the nation and the world, and especially the conduct of the war now being carried on to the end that liberty and democrarcy may prevail throughout the world. We pledge the administration our unqualified support. Second We rejoice In the nomination of Hon. William P. Hobby as governor ef Texas, and the victory won In behalf of the cause of clean, honest and efficient government In Texas.

We subscribe to the doctrine that public office Is a public trust, and we believe that In William P. Hobby the state will a successful administration of Its public affairs. Third Wo believe that the liquor traffic has been a curse to Texas, nnd we hereby express our favor for stale-wide prohibition and wo Instruct our delegates to vote as a unit In the stute convention for a plank In the state plat GREATER EL PASO'S untATEST SHOE STORE I when he was Introduced as the speaker of the next house of representatlvea, "I believe that this convention should say to our great chieftain," said Mr. Thomason. "tho greatest man In the world Woodrow Wilson that the people of El Paso, the Democrats especially, are behind him, standing right back of hint.

From the reports we have leen getting in the pnpers I do not think It will be long until the Stars and Stripes will be floating over the kaiser's palace In Berlin. The only question before the American people today Is winning the war. "The man who you have elected governor is the man who stands for clean government. 1 have talked to men who supported the other candidates and they said that In view of recent disclosures, Governor Hobby's majority would have been a half million had the disclosures come out sooner. "Let us all stand with our shoulders to the wheel and assist Governor Hobby In niak-ng his administration a sucoeas- ggggi CALL ISSUED BY K.

C. FOR MEN TO SEND OVER THERE Aiauuiut 0 203 MESA THE ONE PRICE SHOE STORE DonY Wait to get that article of furniture which will make your home cozy, inviting and complete. You can pay for it while you enjoy its beauty and usefulness, and the price will soon be much higher. You will take pride in your home and your friends will take pride with you if you remember that here Foutz Moore Furniture Co. 113N.

Stanton. Thousand Secretariea Wanted Immediately for Overseas Duty by Lodge. id it- imiiiiiiiiimmiimiiiiiimimiiimiiiriiii BREVITIES one thousand Knights of Iccretarles for Immediate IEERS MUM. PAN Kill -lated I form arising for the submission of a pro- hlbitlon amendment to the people of 1 Texas In order that the prohibition ques- tion may be settled and prohibition writ- ten into the state constitution. Fourth- We observed with particular i pleasure and satisfaction the participation of the womanhood of the country In the primary election of last Saturday, and we believe that as a matter of right and justice the Is entitled to more than a partial right of suffrage, and we, therefore, Instruct our del.

-sates to the stale convention to vote as a unit for Ith our shoulders there was stat Thomason dec la of going one i state-wldo prohi I HARDWARE 1 COMPANY I The Big Hardware Depart- it lull, tl dip ay announced. Hkntlng every night. 608 Kansas Ht. a plank In the state platform favoring night to go the limit for the ho declared. "Before tho elec-leard some say that It would hi- la-foin some of Hie.

ould be In. The fact that the ere In early is duo to the, nc-flclency and work of the women Isled as election officials. The ties be rcocl' training that any defect tli th-ring a hunil this hundred 'easy test to 'i perform tasks prohabl boxes 1 tho submission to tho people of an amendment to the state constitution giving women the full right of suf- CAPTURED IV rA.ltux Associated Press. ment Store. JS We lake grvnt plonsili'i' In nn- 3 1 15 immtHntr lo the liouttcwtVtii ni -S ability to nil net.

LondOfl, August 8 In a reeonl (tab in advance In Albania, according te 'porls received here, a German gen- lerinan offlcei rattad In pin 3 Ml Piinii Hint we have milled new ili-partnn-iit In nur slori 3 5 I CHINA AND I pa lamn je i-d. to that ot nu nvi-rlnppiiig all rnulne liking lor iltlvely ggggattgl not cong-nlal to I Fifth Wo go upon record as the friends of education In all Its forms and as a friend of all our educational Institutions In Texas, from Hie lowest to the highest. In this connection we favor any eeducatlumil survey In Texas to the end that duplication, if any may i be eliminated, and our entire school sys-; tent be so correlated and organiied as i to accomplish the greatest possible efficiency, and so that the public schools may be amply provided for and so sys-' that the high schools, colleges, normal schools and the university may I develop the general school system of Texas to tho very highest point of ser I GLASSWARE I HON. S. Loss esll-lused hy a flr East Congress tils I -1 ..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 wilt lie III charge nf nn ctpcrl- mated of link Only Should ItS, Mr.

Thomason slated that he believed In clean elections. "I do not object lu people voting, but I do -lot uojct to pie beln u.led. None but American citizens should vote in our 1 do not want anyone t-'Miir ti.e politics of our country whose neart beats for another flag." J. B. Quuld, ho was chalrma of the committee on permanent1 iTg.iti;.a-tlrn, reported that it was the sv.vio of the committee that the cum -atioi.

he a permanent organization and proceed to the election of state, i and senatorial delegates Qua said that tho commiUeo reoognlg! 1S3 vice and efficiency. Sixth We believe that In our present I Tba federal court ml floor were bndly lothlng store nnd a the first floor also In the Heart of El Paso. 5 In the Heart of the People. 3 national crisis none but American cltl-1 sens should be on guard, and we favor an amendment to our stale constitution! i ti-atlonal entertainments Is also neees-isary because this phase of his work Is nn Important factor In his duties fight-ling men need nnd recrea-illon and experience has proved thnt spirts of nn athletic nature are especially effective In keeping him In prime jphyslcal and mental condition. BaMbafl appeiajg strongly to men In war camps end If a secretary Is a Idy 1 In-tlie-wool baseball fan so much the better his work will lie easier for I him and the men will like him sll the A K.

of C. secretaryship la evl (donee that the Incumbent Is a man I far ebpve mediocrity In the quallflca- lions that tend to make man suc- to the effect -that none but full flegcu liiirdleeton, 2.423 John 1-. Andrews. 1 Clarence K. Gllmore, 2,404.

or t'omptrollrr Sam H. Gooillet. j. -jsw RE CO. JPgJaBBBBBa.

198 IN OFFICIAL CANVASS OF VOTE delegates In the coavwitMiA woo WVtf entitled to vote. Turn llier Mnnry lo Page, Prior to tho naming if the permanent chairman and the naming of the committees, Mr isi -r tojk to state that unless he -vas (nj lined or some other court proceodlbg wag resorled to lie was goi.ig to 4elr.nr li. Page, bis sue ir as county chairman, the balance left out of the candidates' assessment! attar ths bill for holding the cleellm bad 'loan paid. KstsMSM of The r- port that this batft! i would l-liallng rree to ladles, 60s Kansas. I Asks hi a hi i.

By Associated Presa Washington, 3 Iteversal of i federal court decrees dismissing proceedings brought by the gover ninent against the Houtht-rn Pacific couipaiiy lo have cancelled patent to 6.109 acrci-of oil land alleged to have been obtained through fraud In the hill reglom In California was asked In an appeal filed In ths supremo court today by the department of Justice. The department charges that th company rep resented tho land to tie non-imneral. 310 TEXAS ST. Tiiiiiiliiilliiiiiiililiiillliliilliiiilillitiiiil citizens shall have a right to vote In our elections. We Intruct our delegates to vote accordingly In the state convention.

Soventh We hereby Instruct our delegates to the state convention to vote as a unit on all propositions. Mrs. Laura A. Ferguson, Volmer M. Brown, George B.

Oliver, It. M. Ijudlcy, H. E. Thomason, committee.

One of the features of the convention was the participation of women delegates. These, like the men, were selected after the closing of the polls on primary day. In all there were 16 of the fair delegates and when they marched in to tho Thirty-fourth district court room, where the convention was 1.72; H. B. Terrell, C.

C. May-rield. 1.495. lor ommlstinner of General Land Office J. T.

Kobison. 7,781. 1 or Commlmloarr of Agrli-tillure-Pied Davis, It A. Halbert, 1,968. For State Moot Superintendent Doughty.

2,238 Brandon Trusscli "68; Annie Webb Blantnn. 4,264. For Chief Jnnlli-e Fights Court of Mpcals James II. Harper, 7,868. I or ongrexn.

lflih Congressional PU-inrt Zach Lamar Cobb, Claude For Senator, 5Slll Senatorial Kl.trl.-t fa 1,0811. According to the official canvass, Senator Hudspeth received 5.011 votes and Cobb Mil, The reduction gi.Is has tho effect of cutting down Senator Iludspet's majority In the congressional district to that extent. His majority Is now estimated at about 1,200. The official canvass gave the following totals: For t'nlted State. Senator R.

n. Heller, 1.038 Morris Sheppard, 5,380, For lioiernor P. Hobby, James K. Ferguson, 1,885, For f.liitrnnnt (iorernor John ft Moore, H. Bolley, 1.016; W.

A Johm-on. 364 John M. Henderson, T. W. Davidson, For Chief fnetle of Supreme Court x.

I son pallUmft 7.719. ages of 35 and 53. Appll-lUld be sent to i-i'i -i 1 Fourth menus, New Vurk. Count Made by Chairman Kas-ter Shows Majority Over Cobb in County Is 1,089. Begin Plastering Superstructure of Statue of Lihcrlu ilderablo concern ho' were counting The last official chulrman of the ot tho summer.

J. J. Kaster as Democratic ex-performed yes-ed the canvass rimary election Times Want Ads Get Result1. I Carroll Huff Coop Km spending the week-end In Clou I gt Henri- Hie. Hxtli Ilepri-x-iilii- tlie PSstHct Adrian Pool, L.

A rale, fOt Kepresrnlallve, 110th Repreenl-nllie IHslrlrt It K. Thomason. 8.402. F0 Dtatrlli lodge, 14th Judicial Ms. IStet W.

n. Howe, 6,168 A. S. Thurmond, 1.718. For District Atterney.

84lh fgdUelal Dlstggtt Poha T. Hill, 2,949 Leigh i-l 6 "5 in-vea like veterans, an though they had attended county conventions nil their lives. When a matter was up for a vote of the convention the wonn voted along with the men. Several wi re appointed members of different committees and retired with the committee to draft resolutions or prepare lists of dale-gates. Several were named ns dele-Lgatog smong those selected to attend lie Uoddi-HS of Mlierly being eroded In I'lonier pis i was begun yesterday and the scructure la rapidly taking on an Imposing nppi-trance.

The brick wi.rk wan ci.iiipn I stveia. days arid now only in.ds a ont of plaster lo bo ci-mii'M 'lh si. ute has rer-ciVi-d Hh iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiy off, i li.ket nn n'fnir i aly arid Ion i may deed on. f'gurt -J I). Harvey, Thomas B.

Greenwood, 8,071. I'or AtaggSgd Court of Criminal Appeals fi 8. Lattimorc. F. B.

Martin, 394; R. tt Ward, Cll C. A. Plppen, y07 William Tlerson, 788. I'it Kmte Treasurer John W.

Baker, Mil; J. IS. Edwards, 8.082. lor Atiorney (ienerai John W. Woods, 2,661.

C. M. Cureton, 2A46 go for the expena -s candidates on tho that concerns Flat want their rnfun-1. be looked for If Ho far no one Ire The official canvass cut 192 off tho A i. orlty heretofore given Senator Hudspeth, congressman-elect from the Sixteenth congressional district.

A compilation of the figures received from the returns prior to the canvass yesterday gave the senstor a majority over Zach Col-b of 1,281, The committee's figure cr For Judge County Conrt nt I.sw IIIB SIUIO Kll'l IIIW IWBIW- ftlnnal convention. Mrs. Crllehrtt Address Com enllnn, the convention w-as waiting for committee to report, the male members of the crnvcntlon expressed a da sire to har something from tin- women and Mrs. O. A.

Crltehett addressed the convention She praised Hi work of R. E. Thomsson and It. Dudley In the legislature and declared siie was lo pay me expenses oi in inn the candidates do not pa- lh) i ittti committee wants to ittiow who nlll put up the money. The convention endormel O.

8. Carlton nd Instructed the tt Okgitfg lo vote for him sa of the stete llemocrallc MWHItt Mr. Cnrlton was a tttf arlive nn of tho Hobby campilgi conimhiie. (1 Murphy and J. Will, if San Angelo, Texas, wag aided 14 tne lift if Kl Paso's congresa on.il legate ni'd were later named smong thi PJa1 The Hatt will 1 decorated uinof day nnd will be neded by a mi n.tir piradi compoerd of Ihre ectlon, f-'gnnixed Intir.

and 'I'lii- 1.1 I aso cot'iity council ft-! fens, which will occupy the ground i floor of the flructtiri when comp ete, ail! otn'ii temporary if flee In fum I cf th- Shi'ldin Monday, was 'announced Saturday Wlnrheste- cmr.ly chairman. nd George i.e Boron will tpttUt part of t'n ln the new adijusrter snd a rteno-IgraphW will he the office nt n'l The Store for Men Soft Collars and the Conservation of Starch RED LETTER OlDLL I or Connty Attorney H. Fryer. 1 1,727: Will H. Pelphrey, 4.635.

For Sheriff Percy Mrtlhee, Seth B. 6 543. For Coanty Arster John T. Cain, For nislrlri lers C. If.

MeKlnney 4.423 May Hsdloek, 8 149 I'or I noniy Clerk J. K. Anderson I i w. D. flregt, 4.41J.

For oontr Tresturer A. H. Webl. s.rii). I For County Ts Colleelor It happy that both were returning.

She cl high tribute to Mr. Thomason tor COUPON I the stand he took on woman suffrage and prohibition, snd stated thai every woman was elated over the fait that Mr. Thomason would be the next speaker of the house. The women delegate who attaaded the convention were Mrs. Abbte potter.

Mrs. O. A. rvitchett. Mrs.

W. A. Boynton, Mrs Robert Holllday, Ml .1 Mnhle Msrtln. Mr M. Ash-Itrjr, Mrs.

J. Ely, Miss Elliabeth Bacon, Mrs. Ruby Vn Nation, Mrs. Pari P. Bowman, Mrs.

A. II Weaver, Horace A. Lay and Mr, F. A Rehrlg. i The convention was called te order by Buying Goods at Home Is asked by Mr.

Hoover in his food campaign. You can help greatly by wearing the soft collar. Staid, dignified Kngland hat come lo it and Anr-rica is already following. Distributed by the El Paso Morning Times COUPONS SECURF Present this coupon tog elder with price, at otfice of this paper. MAIL ORDERS Add posters as follow: UgtolSOnulM .07 Up to 600 niles .11 Up to 300 mile .10 L'p lo 10OO .20 roc srooMi dotMKa ui posmoar low tut 3 lb.

Will grestly Inrreise any city prosperity Al 111 d'slera Glenn Broom Mfr. sTtMNNMIB FX MM IF.HAI, f. J. Kaster, chairman of the county Democratic executive committee. Priced delegstes.

Tho llrl(le. Tlie slat deli-gale iiiini wtrs: Mrs. A. K. Bartlett, Mr, John tV Vance, Mrs.

Geo. A. tPold I. Mrs John M. Morrison, Mrs.

U. Aultioan. Mr. V. II.

Bait, Mrs. W.ii an 11. A-drldge, Mrs C. KelU, Mrs IVIgsi W. White.

Mrs. J. Mo.uo. Mr. J.

il.llman. Mrs. J. A. ni Mrs.

M. Kih, Miss Kathrrlns hi.ii, Mrs. t. A. Poller.

T. B. Cunnngiam, J. K. Quald.

W. Cooiey, W. S. C'layUni, J. 0, Murphy, J.

W. Hill. W. II. bhellon, Mr.

f. A. Crllch'-'t. Mr-. P.

P. Kow-man. Mrs. Ijiura Kergumn. Mm It Holllday, Claud lliiil p-.

ii. W. W. Turney, Adrian Pool, It. liildler, It Thomason, Robert M-ill.

lay. fceth B. Orndorff, chorlr n.ivi I twnar Davis. George Huffman. liavis, J.

K. Bowen, A. H. ClUiII. W.

P. Brady. Frank Allison, I'loom. Volney M- Brown, C. I -Hallo'vay, Ft rj ''hapman, K.

C. Uavls, H. Klm-moni, James 8 Black, W. J. Moran.

Roy Walker, J. P. O'Connor, J. L. Kly 'er 20 styles we offer them, ind 50c.

In 35 Hk-her. g.Stl. fnp Cnnniy Srhfiil Myra Winkler 8 619. For Cnnnlr nriryer J. W.

Carter 8,670. Far Hyde end Animal Inspector Roberts, 4.366 IV. W. Anderson S.ltS. For Foontr CommUolnner, Frerlnrl X.

1 E. Lyons, 6,617. for f'noaty Frerlnrl X. 4 flam Blumenthnl, 124 J. Wll-llsrrM.

1112. For Jaoilee tbr Pee, Freelml Vi i I. Plae fin. 1 J. IWaier, f.ltt.

For Jnollr nf the Pesee, Preelnrt Nn, Plar So. t-William C. THivIs, 3.1 69; Bsrney fiarley, IS7 D. J. McHweeney A.

Hall. 2 477. For Coasisble, pesetas No. I I. Dsvla, Mil; J.

0. Crowson, 931: tm For I oimiy Chlrmn loseph I) lor F.seesllve nmmltteemn. Prr- I ilrel I. rise Me. I Hamilton Ray-ner, 2.

01 Fred Woodworth. 4.08!. mm Clothes Talk The Better They Look The Louder They Talk WIISON-MILLICAN I'tic lU'-t 4'leaiirr. "Ii'inr 4lfti DcSrn'ntinn Specisllj bound h. ger.uine Linp edges, round eoraeti, gold lettered hock, numerous beeubful colored plales, mipi and bilUcsl Kenet, la-ally record and many useful belpt.

EVERY WORD JESUS SPOKE PRINTED IN RED H. B. Bowden, 3 443. Prwlnct No. I "stla Marguerite Moon.

4.8:3; Anacleto Apodaca, 1.101. Precinct No. 4 Andres Kslaiar. T.lll Precinct No. M.

H. Webb, 7,911. I'rei-lnet No. ft -M. Homier, 7,111.

Precinct No. '7 Sam W. Crr. 7.3U. xo, a.

A. Hammel, 7.181. li Pace now ths county chairman, having been elected last Hat-uiday To make his election doubly sur he was declared th county chairman by th county convention, which wa held yesterday afternoon. lOa-IUTEXAGST. 1.

M. Crawford. 8. 8 ir, nr, Bulger, K. It.

Mcf'lln'nek, It Iel Hlchev John T. Cln. liomlngo Montoya, Uan limes Want Ada Get Regults. fiiliiii Precinct No 2Jullus Lowsi.