El Paso Herald from El Paso, Texas • Page 2

EL PASO TTF.Tl.AT.Tt KlISSIl; IESTTMEIIIIP0F1E Two Girls Leave Home to Go to Church, Are Found Next Day. 1 Toller and Eay Morgan are In county jail with charges of abduc-ti ami complicity in the commission a statutory offense filed against t. The arrest of the two men. both whom an iin kel car drivers, followed the diapp aranoe Sunday of two jounsr one 14 and the ears old. TTne ounj Mrls left their homes Sun-da presumaltlv to go to church.

Npth-ng was heard of them Sunday, but M'nida afternoon thev wfre said to i-v teen located in the camp of a de-Tachment of I'nlted States soldiers near F.iinns They were located by TV T. Drown and brought to the Toller and Morgan were later arrested on a charge of having taken the two to Clint, where it is al-Vgt-d they left them. The girls are said to have gone to the camp at Fattens and also at Clint. The charges against the two Jitne dn ers were first made in corporation uurt and later transferred to the Justice court and the men transferred to the county jail. Toller drives a nickel car on Boulevard and Morgan drives to Tsleta.

The girls are now in charge of Mrs. Emma Webster, county proba-t'on officer. TVKW DIA3tOJfD" PACKAGE CALIFORNIA TVALX0TS. This new package puts an end to your buying walnuts of 'an unknown quality. The CALIFORNIA Walnuts In the DIAMOND BRAND package carry an absolute fruarantee of quality well-filled shells rich, nutty white meats.

The kind of walnuts you always want to buy hat have never before had any way to identify them. This Is the reason for this package. You can say to your dealer, "Send me a. Xo. One (or No.

Two) siie "Diamond Brand Walnut package." If they come a DIAMOND BRAND package you know you are getting what you ordered fancy California Soft Shell Walnuts. Ton can expect and will get-fhe same high quality every time. It is the only satisfactory way to buy walnuts, as the first package will quickly convince you. At your grocers. (Advertisement) 24 CENTS 1000 BASKETS FRESH STOCK Concord rapes Just received, the largest consignment of Concord Grapes ever handled by one firm in El Paso.

"We can guarantee this shipment "will be the last of the season. COME EARLY, THEY WILL GO FAST In lots of 5 baskets or more, 24c each. Less than 5 baskets, 25c per basket. VI PRICE AND MEAT 408-410 Wyoming St. TEXAS GRAND THEATE LYNN McCLTNTOCK, Mgr.

NOVEMBER 3D TO 7TH Special Sunday. Matinee. "Win. TYanisher Presents the Merry Musical Comedv, 3 0- -PEOPLE- MOSTLY ALL GIRLS Featuring Miss Kathryn Hoorger and the Pfeil Sisters. Prices Night 25c to $1.50 Special Sunday Mat 15c to $1.00 SEATS NOW ON, SALE AT RYAN'S.

JUST OPENED The Savoy tv. Sanitary, Quick GROCERY r. a EXTRA SPECIALS JU lbs. Sweet Potatoes 24 lbs. Levy's Winner Flour loi ZiDC for OOC 10 Cans Lew's Best Tomatoes A H- lMe Sprinc Butter i r- for OUC for DOC Trade AM lb a inn Money Phones 505 506.

204 206 East Overland St RUGETDWE i Suspicious Characters and Loungers in Alleys to Be Arrested. Chief of police Don Johnson has a crusade on all vagrants and persons seen hanging about alleys and streets at- night. lie has Riven orders to his policemen to arrest all of these and send them to the rockpite as the nirtnber of robberies have been increasing rapidly during the past week. He is also having all Mexicans coming from Juarez with pistols in their possession arrested and transferred to the county jaiL Manual Sepeda was arrested Monday nisht on a charge of having a pistol in his possession and was sent to county Jail znorning. Michael Itniz and Francisco Rodriguez were arrested on South Stanton street Monday night on a charge of having three Mauser rifles and a quantity of ammunition concealed in an old blanket.

They were placed in the city Jail and wiil be given a hearing on the charge of bringing stolen property into the state as the police believe the guns and ammunition were brought from Juarez. A quantity of ammunition and ten Mauser rifles were also confiscated Monday night by the U. S. customs officers. A test of paving materials for the New Mexico roads will be made in El Paso soon.

James A. French, state engineer for New Mexico, is expected here to watch tests made by A. B. Cow-drey, of the Barrett Manufacturing company of various kinds of paving Tnnlerinis A number of tests of paving will be. made in Dona Ana county, including the use of oil for paving laterals connecting with the main paved road.

Junius W. Johnson, assistant state engineer or New Mexico, is also expected here soon to witness the tests. PBESIDHNT'S FRIEND IIOCSB TO SPEND WINTER IX AUSTIN Austin. Texas. Nov.

2- CoL and Mrs. E. M. House are to spend the winter here, their old home, according to information received here today. He may reach here before the wedding of president Wilson, and then return to Washington for that event during the holidays.

GROCER' MARKET Phones 1571 1572 -30 Lunch Room errlcr. 110 S. Stanton, DNDIUISELX. ALL OTHERS 'BIGMELLKiLLED i AT SGHH Southwestern Railroad Man Palls to His Death at New Building. While walking upon the second floor of the new high school building.

E. Bignell, architect and chief draftsman of the maintenance of way department of the KI Paso Southwestern railroad, fell through an openiiMF in the fement floor, struck his heaa upon a cement cornice on the first floor and then to the soil of the basement. He was hurried in the police ambulance to the hospital, where he died at from a temple wound which lay bare his brain. Prom Denver. Mr.

Bignell had been associated with the 1 Paso A Southwestern for four years, coming to El Paso from Denver. Colo, where he had been associated with the architectural firm of Kitter Co. He was S5 years old and designed the Douglas passenger station at Douglas, and the Tucson freight and riassenger station. In addition to his wife and two children who lie at 512 Prospect avenue. Ir.

Bignell is survived by.a brother. L. E- Bignell. who is employed at the El Paso smelter. Studjlnir Ilulidlog.

The men engaged in removing the timber on the high school building saw Mr. Bignell pass from one floor to another where he seemed to be studying the structure with a good deal of. satisfaction. C. Kyten.

the -foreman of the work chanced to pass the place where Bignell fell and seeing him upon the ground called a group of men who raised him from the 12 foot pit and summoned doctor and police. No Sound Heard, "We did not hear any sound," said Mr. Hyten. "Nor was there any outcry. I don't know how Mr.

Bignell fell save that he failed to see the ventilation opening and must have gone The head of the unfortunate man struck the projection of concrete tearing off flesh and hair and inflicting so deep a wound that little hope was en- tertained for his recovery from the moment he was examined by the doctor. The remains of Mr. Bisnell are being held at McBean. Simmons A Hartford, pending funeral arrangements. Nameless Babe Buried In the County Pollers Field; Was Deserted By Mother A 4 months old American baby was buried in the county plot of Concordia cemetery Tuesday afternoon, no same being filled in the death certificate, as the mother deserted the tiny girl when a month old, while its foster mother deserted the youngster two months later.

Sunday evSniog. the foster father, a who lives in East El Paso and of the name of Jose Galton, went to the Salvation Army and said his baby was very sick. The matron of the Salvation Army rescue home went with him to the adobe house and found the infant very close to death Two hours after being removed to the rescue home the child died. Galton said the mother of the child came to him his wife three months agt with' the babv and said: "You may have this baby ril never bother you again." A period of two months passed, Galton said, then his wife got tired of all the misery and want and left him with the baby. "I could scarcely make enough to buy coarse food." he said, "so it got very sick and died." ITNERAL rOR TV.

II. TVHRBLER TO DK IIKI.D ON TVEDMJSDVT Funeral services for W. H. Wheeler. who died Sunday at a local hospital, will be held Wednesday morning at 10 oclock.

from the chapel of McBean. Simmons and Hartford Mr. Wheeler was a railroad conductor and was a Tents at Dallas and Magoffin Avenues SATURDAY, NOV. Resorted Sent iioltl at It an Dru Store Circus Dajr. FREE.

2 MILE STREET PARADE every rxssnmo wmoajmT05 600 People Congress of Ail Nations 3R.R.TRAins Menagerie. Hippopotamus BiDODSrYEATING 5EHEM0TH Lions Tigers" Leopards Trained but Untamed Two Giant Institutions at on price liACREsTEtlTS 3 Herds of Elephants Dazzling Massive Magnificent PERFORMAnCE 75 Featdr! of Admission DUFFAU NAL )l I prRFonnANCES-2 u6J50 E30HS OPIN CHS H9UM UWH CUsXORIGI i smv. CvWii rtitr iSJfeSrfifSfeSSl VY SI 3S CnunaBVCaLnnVL Akj te 4 Lr5S paim orv 2 a'M Crawford memrjer of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. He is survived by his widow, and tw daughters. Misses Louise and Helen Wheeler Two sisters, Mrs.

C. O. Ellis, of Houglax, and Mrs. H. D.

Ross. of Phoenix. also survive him. He was born in Vicksburg. Miss, on Sept.

:3. 1864, and was married in 1S9J to Miss Ina 1 Relty at Colorado Springs. Colo. The burial will be in Evergreen ceme- tery and the services will be in charge of Rev. Henry Easter, of the church of I St.

Clement. ASQ UITH ASSERTS GREECE ASKED ADD (Continued from pace 1.) ported to have been thrown back on I the right bank of the Vardar. I Greece More Friendly to Allies. The only political development of note in the Balkans is a change of tone in the ministerial press of Athens, which is nnblishing annarently inspired articles of a nature friendly to the en- I I lll 1.1 urine KiucB, aimvugo son imiowps I Greece must maintain her policy of benevolent neutrality. IlUMsinnft Land at Varna.

Along the eastern front there is evidence of a considerable extension of the Russian offensive. Russia's active participation in the Balkans may hate began, inasmuch as Bucharest reports Russian troops nave been landed at Varna. This Bulsarian port is said to be defended by Turks, commanded hy German officers. SERBS SAY FOES LOSE AFTER ATTACK IN FORCE Pans, France. Nov.

S. Repulse of the Austro-German forces In the center of the northern with great losses, is reported in- an official Servian com-mumeatlon receivea here today. It follows: "On Oct. 2J on the northwestern front the enemy attacked in force on the right bank of the Penitza. and with less strength on the right bank or the Morava.

"In the center the enemy was thrown back with great losses after having approached within 506 meters of the Servian position. On Oie remainder of the front there were severe engagements, "On the eastern (Bulgarian) front, there was no imDortant changes south of the Morava. Toward Pirot fighting i tA the wl of Zajecar U. S. ASKS WHY BRITAIN SEIZED AMERICAN SHIP Washington.

D. Nov. i. Secre- tary or state Lansing ioaay cieu nstructioRs to ambassador Pago at London to ascertain from the British government its grounds for the seizure of the Amet lean steamer Hocking, taken Halifax in charge of a Dtlk rtv nratc The state department will insist that the nationality of all American snips is determined by the flag and not by ownership. The fact that the capture was made while the vessel was en route from one port of the United States to another also caused much discussion among officials.

AUSTRIA IUIS ALBANIANS TO HARRY SERVIAN REAR Rome. Italy, Nov. i Austria-Hungary, declares the Messagero, is arming Albanian bands with a view to harrying the rear of the Servian army and assisting the Bulgarian forces to Teach the Adriatic. The Austrian effort, the newspaper asserts. Is being hampered by the attitude of Essad Pasha, provisional president of Albania, who is friendly to the Servians and Is at present in control of central Albania.

Do not be deceived: winter Is here, and so are we, R. C. Semple, successor Southwestern Fuel Co Phone S31. Adr. "THE WISE INVESTOR OF TODAY IS THE RICH MAN OF TOMORROW." Restricted improved Modern High -Class PRICES PER LOT ff nunr ui a yjep bH Efflbmw5 sSanuennB BaBTEtmS? ti ,7 (ion-- HQLHDA.Y -Ijg.

MBEPa "SWrfPiiJTf-pHf 1 ALBERT TAYLOR IS ELECTED TO CONGRESS AT CRAWFORD Running for Office" is not the' strongest bill Albert Talor has offered to his Kl Paso patrons but he managed to get by with a lot of laughs at the first presentation of the piece Jlon-dav night at the Crawford theater. "Running for Office" is a political satire in whkh a man Is forced to run for congress against his will and Gen. Josia Limber, played by Albert Taylor, is sent to congress without making the race. Stranger things have happened right here in EI Paso and Taylor should make an excellent congressman with his long tailed coat and his fine speaking voice. He gets an aged widow person wished onto him during his career as campaign manager for the congressional candidate and has as hard time dodging her as he does to get enough votes to elect his candidates.

Miss Ilollingsworth is the real girl the general has his eye on and he succeeds in persuading her to marry him by force of a suffraget argument, leaving the widow waiting at the church. The usual between-acts vaudeville was missing Monday night. N. M. TV.

TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS A CAST OP STARS AT BIJOU. A special picture by a picked cast of stars from the Essanay studio will be seen at the Bijou today, entitled "The Reaping." The author of this drama has not minced matters. His story starts with a seduction and traces the consequences of the oman's sin with remorseless truth until the finish. The acting and photography are excellent. Don't fall to see this picture today.

Tomorrow will be shown "The Tale of Twenty Stories," a comedy that will make you stand up In your seats. 3Mi feet of lauglis. Tomorrow will be the last appearance of Charles Chapin's best comedy, "Shanghaied." Advertisement. -KLACKRIRDS." "Blackbirds." the Lasky feature In which Miss Laura Hope Crews repeats her former successes, is showing, for the last time at the Alhambra today. This is an exciting melodrama with merits that will warrant its success.

The atmosphere of Intensity created in the unfolding of the story will result in enough suspense to retain the interest always. Laura Hope Crews plays the part of "Countess" Sobatsky with fine skill. Thomas Meighan Is her opposite, playing his role in a very pleasing manner. "Blackbirds" Is quite worthy of its position on the Paramount program. Advertisement.

-RINNIXG FOR OFFICE" CRAWFORD Albert Taylor will present to the patrons of the Crawford theater tonight, George H. Cohen's great laughing success. "Running for Office." This is the first time this play has beep produced in El Paso at any price and those who are fortunate enough to witness it, will certainly pronounce it one- of the best in Mr. Taylor's large repertoire. Advertisement.

TUB U.NQUn, "The idol." a three-part drama of stage and the slams, featuring Helene Rosson and E. Forrest Taylor, will be the proeram at the Unique today. A briliant and most worthy offering is the result obtained by an excellent case Saturday and Sunday the special attraction will be "An Enemy to Society." in five acts. Advertisement. TVheneter You Need a General Tonic TaS.e Grove The old Standard Drove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because It contains the well known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON.

It acts on the Liver. Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. ic Bnild up your home valley. Use her products. -AXDHEW C.UtNEGlE.

THE PLACE OF BEAUTIFUL HOIV1ES nOMC OF W. COOWY GEN. MEDINAVIETA'S AUTO -IS IN CHARGE OF SHERIFF Augusto Ancona has filed sequestration suit against Gen. J. H.

Medlna-vieta. of Juarez, seeking to recover possession of an "Italia" automobile which he claims to have owned in Mexico City and which was recently imported from Juarez by Gen. Medinavieta. The suit was filed in the CSth district court and the auto is now in possession of the sheriff. An injunction salt restraining the G.

H. railroad from moving 7 cars of cotton and Matias Rodriguez from disposing or the cotton has been filed by Manuel Gutierrez in the 41st district court. The temporary restraining order was issued and the case set for Wednesday morning. TWO HIGHLAND PARK AND GRANDVIEW HOUSES SOLD Mrs. Cecil Moore has bought of W.

H. Hawkins a four-room brick house on lots 21 and 27. block Ss. Highland Park addition, for S2500. A.

A t-awlnr has sold to Dr. Lee Mc intosh a four-room brick bungalow in block 43. Grandview addition, for $2 8 00. Hawkins rBos. made the sales.

STANDARD CASH STORE AND Corner Boulevard and Kansas Streets Pfcoses 4348-4341. Where You Pay Cash and Pay Less. Orders amounting to $2.00 or over delivered. IS ponds Best Sugar $1.00 IS pods Colorado Potatoes for 25c 5 pounds Fancy Onions for 25c 4 pounds Fancy Pink Beans for 25c 3 1-2 pounds Fane Head Rice for 25c IS pounds Faaev Head Rice for $1.00 Gold Coin Fktar Best for Biscuits and Pastry 24 lb. sack 80e; 48 lb.

sack $1.60 Best Flour Best for Bread 24 lb. sack 85c; 43 lb. sack $1.65 Blue Ribbon Flour Same price as Moses Best. 3 cans Van Camp's Pumpkin for 35c 2 pkg. Macaroni or Spaghetti for 15c 7 Cakes Crystal White Soap for 25c 6 pkRS.

5c Sise Gold Dost for 25c Bread Regular Se Size. 3c Bfookfield Eggs Guaranteed dosen 34c Bine Ribbon Eggs Guaranteed fresh, dotea 32c Our Meat Department Offers Fancy Home Made Sautage, Ik 15c 2 pounds Hamburger for 25c 2 pounds BrookfieW Sausage for 45c Pork Link SatKage. lb 20c Pork Shoulder Roast, CONTINUED IMPROVEMENTS ASSURE BIG PROFITS TO EVERY LOT OWNER IN JUDGE MAXEY REFUSES TO HOLD $180,800 WORTH OF TOBACCO Judge T. S. Maxey Austin haa denied the application of Edgar Held, an El Pmso brojeer.

for the restraint of shipment of tobacco valued at ,100 moo which was brought to El Paso from Mexico The application wm filed In the federal court following the importation of 1005 bales of tohacio and asked that the collector of customs be restrained from permitting the tobacco to leave the Jurisdiction of the tourC The tobacco was imported by Victor Caru-o and Frank Gordon and the application was asked pending the settlement of ownership. CAR OF M.TOS ItOlinUD. Unknown thiees entered a car of -a" Buick automobiles Monda-v night while 4 it was standing in the Southwesteri. yards and took a number of pieces of equipment. The car was consigned to Hie Internationa! Auto company anJ the police are searching for the tar thieves.

Clean coal and full weight are of more importance than price R. Semple, successor Southwestern Fuel Co. Phone 531 Advertisement Selected Ranch Eggs, dozt-ii. Maricopa Pore vreamerr Butter, pound 33c (Oar Batter is received freak daily by express, i 2 pounds Fancy Etaporated Peaches for 15c 3 pounds Fancy Prunes for. 25c Xea shipment Sauerkraut, per lb 3c 3 Xice Mackerel for 25c 6 Nice Holland Herring (Milchers), for 25c 1 lb.

box Boneless Codfish 20c 2 lb. box for 35c 3 cans B. M. Fish Flakes for 25c 2 Tall Cans Monarch or Carnation MHk for 15c Golden Rod Syrup, pint. 20c 1-2 Gallons 75c Walter Baker's Genuine 2Se Cocoa or Chocolate, now 20c Chase and Saitbern's Famous Amber Blend- Coffee, lb 30c Chase and Sanborn's Famous Crusade Blend Coffee, 3 lb.

Faner Plain Bacon, by the strip. lb 20c Pure Pork Lard. 2 lbs for 25c Fancy Fresh Oysters, part 20c Fancy Pork Chops, per 2 pounds Fancy Bulk Peanut for 25e Paving, Sewers, Gas, Sidewalks, Phones, Lights, City Water, Shade Trees Over a Quarter of a iVsmaon Dollars on improvements Sole Agents 4- vi Street Phone 4226.