El Paso Herald from El Paso, Texas • Page 2

EL PASO HERALD uis ire wines to TO SEND EXHiBITiflTTEWDBflNQUET "Sew and So" Club To Have Fine Exhibit; Panhandle "Women Too. The Sew and So" club of Las races. M-. is getting ready to make exhibits at the International Soil Products exposition, in Women's achievement section, which will te calculated to carrj off a share of the prizes offered in the various classes. This Is 'he substance of a report brought to Fl Paso, Friday afternoon by H.

B. Link se retary of the Elephant Butte Water Lsers- association, who is look-ins after the interests of the exposition in the upper alley. The club is one of the live civic organizations of the capital of the Me-silla valley and. under the direction of Mrs. Bliss Freeman.

Avomen. The women of the Panhandle country are becoming deeply Interested in the exposition, according to a letter received from Mrs. Mildred J. Cheney. editor of the "Weekly Panhandle, published at Amanllo.

Texas Mrs. Cheney suggests as a part of the pro-cram devoted to the women of the farm, an address by Mrs. W. A. Warner, a "widely known and capable farm woman of pleasing address, who has been through the mill and who will be able to speak from experience when she takes the platform.

The management of the International Farm congress will get into communication with Mrs. Warner "with a viewi toward allotting her a place on the Arrangements Made For Big Meeting During the Exposition. Reservations for 105 persons have been made for the banquet to be spread at the Hotel Paso del Norte on the night of October 17 for the lawjers of the southwest who will attend the first meeting of the Trlstate Bar association. Paul D. Thomas, corporation court judge in EI Paso.

Is chairman of the banquet committee. Reports to Edward Wade. chairman of the organization committee for the new organization of legal men. indicate that there will be 100 attorneys from West Texas. Sew Mexico and Arizona present at the meeting that will be opened in Hotel Paso del Norte at 10 oclock the morning of October 17.

The purpose of the meeting is to form a permanent organization that will cover the three states. October 17 has been designated as bar association day at the international Soil Products exposition WILSON PREDICTS SUFFRAGE VICTORY tfContlnard from paffe 1.1 TEXAS PROUD OF SCHOOL OF MINES are steadily working and the tide Is rising to meet the moon, you need not be afraid that it will not come to Its flood. We feel the tide, we rejoice in the strength of it and we shall not quarrel in the long run. as to the method have not come to asS you to be patient because you havs been, but I have come to congratulate vou that there was a force behind you MOYE HEADS AUTOMOBILE UNDERWRITERS IN EL PASO A meeting of the El l'aso coun board of the Automobile Underwrite! of merica was held Friday afternoon in the directory room of the Unio i Bank Trust companj E. was.

elected president of the board, and W. II Shelton secretary The controling board of the organl-' zation in the El Paso division is com-! posed of the following El Paso busi ness men. -uoye. a. Awurey.

Shelton. Claiborne Adams. B. White, W. Loretz.

judge W. M. Peti-colas, A. E. Rowlands.

Fred I Feldman, Buie and B. F. Darbyshire. The purpose of the new company Ij to combine the responsible automobile owners throughout the state into an organization to underwrite the au tomobile risks of its members All classes of automobile risks will written, including tire, ineit. coiiisiun.

property damage and personal liabil- Itv The executive council, which is til I state controling bodj, is made up bankers and business men throughout the state E. Move is a member. Dr. Vinson, President University of Texas, Says It Has Great Future. "The state of Texas has made a wonderfully fine start in its school of mines in El Paso," said R.

Vinson. A. B. LL. president of the University of Texas.

"I was more than pleased with the evidence given of an Institution of real worth. Texas Is proud of the school "I am sure that the school of mines fills a great need in this section of the country and will be fully taken advan tage of by the voung men of the south- MONDAY; HIGH SCHOOL SEPT. 18 epmeir Pute'ninlcho'ol i up in the front rank of suchinstitu- Mr Dr Kluttz. city health of- Expect Many Students. er lnformed the school board Satur- "Mming engineering has proved a dav that the case on Tularosa street most desirable profession and there Is a was at the city limits and that there had constantly increasing demand for men not been any children exposed to the trained in its various branches.

We disease there and there was no present expect a record breaking enrolment necessity for the schools to remain this year. I probably will remain In closed longer. El Paso four or five days more and In- The high school will open on the fol- tpnrf tn hM'nni. thnrnimklip 'lAWim fnnrla SAnt IS a tx. 111 th tin with the school of mines' work." or high school.

The high school delay TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO OPEN ONE BROTHER IN COUNTY OTHER IN U. S. COURT While his brother. "Dick" Armendariz. was being tried in the county touri tractive hill The action of the l.cl Fridav on a charge of selling liquor on Rotary club In indorsing and promii Sunday.

F'austlno Armendariz nav- inK to boost the Boy Scout movement ing a preliminarj hearing in United makes the Wigwam feature. "The Oath States commissioner B. Oliver's of a Boy Scout." most timely. This Is court on a charge of having drugs in I one of the parts of "Reel Life." An-his possession and selling them other hit in "Reel Life" is the anima's illegally. Silvmo Romo was heard of the border Those shovin include Jointly with joung Armendariz, the the badger, the civet cat.

the ant bear, charge being that he was engaged in the armadillo, the iguana, covote. pos-smuggling cocaine across the border I sum and the gila monster There is and delivering it to Armendariz. wno. an animated cartoon of the great and it was alleged, distributed the drug to onlv Charlie Chaplin called Charlies addicts here I Boad Show It is said to le as funny Testimonj was offered that 3i one- Charlie himself. The drama is "The eighth-ounce bottles of cocaine Had Popular Ld Cox en and Li-been found in Romo's possession when "tte Thorne in the cast.

Adv. lie was taken off a car by officers at THE I' VI QUEL I the border Commissioner Oliver fixed I The 1aw Dedais" will be shown bonds at $1500 in each case. Armen- tod and tomorrow at the dariz furnished bond, while Romo went Unque and If you don't see this pic- back to Jail ture. you will miss an unusually good "Dick" Armendariz was found guilty drama. one that Is powerful, appealing.

in the countv court and gt-en a fine of human and one that unfolds a most J200 on the charge of selling liquor on lifelike storv. The story is simple -nd Where Tof Telephone Three-iOO and simply tell "wh.ra tn" Wa will h. Jin fhA WST im i I 1 immeaiaieiy wiin an iaji. iiiuivu- The Wigwam today offers a most at- sIne or naReage Truck. Cftr Service Co.

Adv. Mr. Vinson made his insnectlon of me scnooi as guest or Dr. H. Worrell, the dean.

He arrived here Fridav from in opening w-as because of the delay in completing the new building. ine compulsory education law will -plil haavnnrt anv Tipranventnrn. program when the latter Is finally i. trinmn'hant nnd for which vou can drafted. afford a little while to wait Hondarae to Exhibit.

Alberto Membrane sinister at Wash- IVII.soSi O.VT MlKC MORE Ington from Honduras, has written THIN FIVE CAMPAIGN SPEECHES Drummond. that it is his belief that Chicago, I1L, Sept- 9 Word has been his government will act favorably upon reCeived at Democratic campaign head-the invitation recently issued by the quarters here that presiden Wilson will department of state of the Lnited trake not more than five campaign speeches in addition to those he may trran "Till on aatiiH.f nf ti I I gress and an exhibit of agricultural products to the exposition Governor R. L. Williams, of Okla homa, has advised Mr. Drummond that he will be In attendance at the congress sessions.

Oklahoma is also to have an exhibit which will be under the direction of the state board of agriculture, represented bv Frank Thralls, of Hydro, and Felix K. West, set retary of the chamber of commerce at Ardmore They will use 50 to 60 front feet of space in the interstate and international building. make visiting delegations at Shadow- Lawn. N. J.

G. Chatfield of Olympia, told senator Walsh, manager of the western Democratic national headquarters, that he expected Wilson and Marshall would carry that state by at least 10.000 plurality in November Slarfa. where he Inspected the state become effective in El Paso after Sat IL'-0 IT SIMMER HOME. Long Branch. J.

Sept 9 Presl- dent Wilson arrived at the summer lapitol. Shadow Lawn, here, after an I uneventful trip by motor from Atlantic A dollar saved by buying goods pro- I Cit The president plans to spend duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at most of his time here until the elec-your neighbor's birds. Hon Announcement A AN early date we will in-" augur ate another "Gruen Co-operative," Watch Club. The above is on(p one of many styles in our Watch Club) I AST FALL we conducted a Co-Operative Watch Club. It was most successful and in response to many requests from customers we have decided to open a similar club at an early date.

Any Kind of Watch You Want IN ADDITION to giving Club Rates on Gruen Watches we will also include such maizes as Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton, and Hallmark' normal school. Alumni Luncheon. Former students of the Universitv of Texas were the hosts at a luncheon given Saturday neon at hotel Paso del Norte in honor of Dr. Vinson. Dr.

Vinson made the principal address at the luncheon, recalling reminiscences or college days and telling the work and aims of the state institution R. E. presided at the luncheon. The guests were. Mima Luclle Morle Mary Lelghton Louise Slstermans.

Alma Jones. Marr Ponl Vera Pool. Mildred Connelly. Sarah Bridstrc Star Smith. Eleanor Shelton.

Mesdames Lee Orndorrr. R. Semnle Van C. Wilson. Dan White.

A L. McKnleht. Messrs. L. Alexander.

O. R. Armjtft-nme- Krank Feuille. jr. Kathleen Gould.

Archie Pratt. Loute Lawrence. Helen Beckler. MIm Inpram. Bertha Pool.

Julia PooL Nell Mulcahr. Kate Mulcat.y. Suaan Pope. A Kerr Frank Feuille 1 N. Alexander.

H. Fryer. urdav, and truant officers will be ap pointed by the board to see that all children under 14 attend school. No exceptions will be made and it is expected that 3000 additional pupils will be forced to attend the schools as a result of the operation of the law. Sunday.

10,000 COPIES OF FARM CONGRESS BOOK ARE MAILED Tarmers. educator-! and research men in the western stales and ix Canada are now being mailed copies of "The Agritural Review," the oHi-cial monthlv organ for the International Dry Farming congress. The local offices of the congress have 10.0QJ copies for distribution, a limited number of which are also being sent 25 foreign countries where the congress has membership. Requests from six passenger agents from as many different railroads for lists of delegates who will attend the International Farm congress have Been received at the congress offices easy to follow and at the same time contains many tremendous situations, i "The Law Decides" is a picture that I would be hard to beat from the view- i point or a straight heart-satistyins dramatic production. The shows start at 11 00 a.

IS 30 2 00. 3 30. 5.00, 6.30. S.0O. 9:30.

Adv. REPORTED SHOOTING ON ISLAND THURSDAY NOT CONFIRMED Army officers stationed at Fabens reported hearing ten shots fired on the "Island" Thursday afternoon and a report later that a Mexican horse thief had escaped and had been fired upon bv rangers and deputy sheriffs. The deputy sheriff at Fabens denied that there had been any shooting and MAY COME TO EL PASO 'V roting3 "'ce had re" 1112 ailUUllHK '3 SdlU LU IIAtC across the line when the supposed horsethief ran The shots were said to CLINTON R. WOODRUFF Arrangements can oe made to have Clinton Rogers Woodrufr, secretary of the Natlnnnl ATiinicinal lanirtT. nn nnaa of the foremost progressive publicists hen returned from the Mexican Victor Moore K.

a McCliatock. nraaiora Hardi. Hardle: i warm. A H. Goldstrln E.

Miller. PaB8 Kemp. Maury Kemp, Nasrle. W. Brady.

R. E. Thomason. Dr. a Wesson.

Wm. Hawkins. J. K. Praether.

Grover Smith. Harris WalthalL J. White. Clark WrlKht. filcney Smith, Allen Grambtlnc Root.

L. HoIIiday Volney Brown. 5. Weislr. Hlrru Judee Ballard ColdnelL Judge M.

Petlcolaa. R. Reed. Dr. R.

Homan. Dr. p. Miller. Dr.

Win, jj, Joe Worsham. L. JlUhnote. Dr. a A Mahan.

E. Ouald. Chas. H. Veals.

Dave Mulcahy. Frank Lottus. J. M. Pollard.

W. H. Fryer. GockIh. Sam Kelly.

O. H. Palm. H. LeavelL Marshall, of the country, address an El Paso audience this winter, if enough public Interest Is manifested.

He will make a tour to the Pacific coast, and is willing to arrange an appearance here. He Is a forceful, illuminating and stimulating speaker on all matters of municipal government. T. P. IVAIUED "OT TO BLOCK TRlFKlr.

Officials of the Texas Pacific were warned by police Judge Paul Thomas Saturdaj morning that th-y must stop blocking traffic on Texas street and Mvrtle avenue by strinifs of freight cars Bell-ans Absolutely Removes IbdigfestioiL One package proves it 25c at all druggists side of the line. GEO. D. KENDALL Makes Glasses Right, 23S Mesa Ave. Advertisement THE AI.UIGIITt HOLLVU." Frances Nelson.

June Elvidge and E. Lincoln, stars of the Brady-made productions, are at the Alhambra to- i day in "The Almishty Dollar," a tense i and dramatic story of the adventures of two young girls In their battle with the world The btory combines all the thrills and sensations of a melodrama but is not one of the impossible ultra- I melodramas so ofen seen. A strong play In the capable hands of a select I cast, -The Almighty Dollar" Is a pla that you will enjoy to the utmost. Adv. IVY CLOSE AD GinL FItOJI FRISCO.

A great bill will be presented at the Bijou today "The Girl From Frisco" was shown to 2500 persons-here last Saturday. She claims she can do any thing a man can do, and she will show jou today in this new picture. Ivy Close, the celebrated beauty, will be i seen also In "The Stolen Jail," the best one-reel comedy ever made Adv. "A BATH HOI SB DI.INDER." "A Bath House Blunder," one of Sen- i nett's funniest Keystones, will be shown today at the Grecian for the last time. It is built for laughing purposes only I and more than accomplishes its mission.

xnere is a' roar in every scene ana a I long, loud, lingering laugh at the finish. I Advertisenent. ANO BARGAINS $375 Upright S'fYS $400 Upright $9fl SlighUy Used but in Perfect Condition. Good Practice Pianos 535, 555, 70 FINE FOR BEGINNERS Great Redactions in Fischer, Itcts and Pond, Lyon and Healy, Estey, Etc- TERMS LIKE RENT Jenkins Piano Co. 211-213 Texas St.

SIgSjg WE CARRY IN STOCK A complete line of Goulds "Pyramid" (BULL DOZER) Pumps, capacity from 6 gals, per minute to 1 1 t. i nese are particularly adapted ror suDur-ban and domestic water systems. Furnished direct-connected to electric motors, or belt driven with gasoline, kerosene or crude oil engines. DON A. CARPENTER EL PASO, TEXAS.

Watch For Definite Details jN A DAY or tto xse trill announce full plans and terms on vrhich the Co-Operalbe Club will be conducted. This club will offer a splendid opportunity) to secure a Watch for the Holidays either as a Gift to yourself or some one else. Have you noticed our Windows lately? They are filled with all the new ideas in Jewelry and brie a brae. W. T.

Hixson Co. Mills and Mesa. The Jewelers Who Sell "Gruen" Watches. CUSTOM HOUSE IMPORTS SMALLER THAN LAST YEAR The imports frnm i-. Paso for August were one third as as, those for the corresponding months last year, according to figures 11 Ut Saturda" fe SStoS ott is attributed chiefly I wth.t lha ca'e.

rut, norierV" 'U fiber have iml S.f, Sports "have u. aiigni Decrease. fonow August iJio. 1916, 5564.295, 1915. 131X337 $576,367.

FLOUR IS STOLEN, WATCHMAN FIRES, MAN FALLS, THEN RUNS frnUa Seand" to wnheich Sr "Sanies it was consigned the flon POllces'taUon. HIM1 I GOODS ITET'ITH OVER 1 5 years' experience with rubber goods in the hot, dry climate of the southwest, we have settled on the WEAREVER grade as being the best adapted to the climate the goods are fully guaranteed and we are glad to MAKE GOOD on any piece of this that may GO BAD when purchased from us. We do not buy this product in large quantities to get the price to compete with others finding that where this is done the goods are old before disposed of OUR STOCK IS FRESH, CLEAN AND SALEABLE AT ALL TIMES. 6 uciu ai ine police ststinn HE the I Lhat a bullet il hi running" set continw CAPT CHARLES EBY NAMED EL PASO PROVOST GUARD Capt Charles M. Eby, of the 17h cavalry, assumed charge of the of provost marshal Saturday morninl succeeding Lieut.

Henry B. Lewis. whS Bell, apIointed to Gen. G. E.by was formerly with tho Pi was transferred to Paso when the organization of the I.th cavalry was authorized.

Lieut J. L. Parkinson, of the 0th GOVERNMENT HILL SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY ON HUECO tendent of schoolsVmade thuWS" ment Saturday afternoon THE COURTS 65TH DISTniCT COURT. Ballard Cold.Tell. Pre.ldlng.

JHnnle Fetchett vs. J. w. Ganzhorn. et al.

damages for S3500. filed Domingo Moreno vs. Pedro Jlelendez SUU rtmove cIoud from title, filed. r. W.

Zimpelman vs. R. Xoel Longe-man. et al, suit on note and foreclosure of lien, filed. i SYRINGES LEVY GROCERY COMPANY l-s JUST RECEIVED Dill Pickles, Sour Pickles, Sweet Pickles and Sauer Kraut Domestic Swiss Cheese, lb 35c 3 Packages Fancy Cookies 25c Log Cabin Maple Syrup, can 10c Trade With Us and Sare Money Mail Orders Prompt Attention Phoces 505 and 506204 and 206 E.

Overland St 3ITH DISTRICT COURT. Dan 31. Jackson, Presiding. I Miguel Angersteln vs. Salome An- i gerstein, suit for divorce; filed.

JUSTICIJ COLRTS. J. 31. Denver, Presiding. State vs.

Augustin Valdlnez. assault: fined J3 and costs. State vs. Alvaro Gutierrez, robbery, by assault, placed in hands of constable. T.

IIUCK3.ER DIES. Tia Kn.1.. T. "i xiucKner, aged 3 vears, who died at H31 Tremont street i 43 anippea to tne former r-ome of the deceased in Bridgeport Texas. Friday night by the Peak Undertaking company.

The body was accompanied by the widow and two voung daughters. Mr. Buckner had resided In El Paso for about one year SIRS. HOKTOVS FU.M3IUL SUA DAV. Funeral services of Mrs.

R. u. Ho--ton, who died at her 715 Alyrtl" avenue Thursday night, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock at the chapel of McBean. Simmons and Har-ford on North Stanton street Interment will be made in Evergreen ceme-terj. FAnai coxress board to meet.

The advisor) board of the International Farm Congress will hold a meeting Monday afternoon it 4 or lock WEAREVER NO. 44 Golden Red in color, rapid flow tubing, three hard rubber points, nickeled water stop cock, in a neat golden red colored pasteboard box, $1.50. each. We guarantee this syringe for two years. TYRIAN INVINCIBLE -This is a two quart syringe, and when a cheap syringe is wanted it will serve the purpose, being made from a good quality of rubber, rapid flow rubber tubing, with three hard rubber points and a nickeled stop cock.

Packed in a bright red pasteboard box Price $1.25. each. We do not guarantee this syringe. WEAREVER FOUNTAIN SYRMC.F. NO.

48 A two quart fountain syringe with rapid now pipe, nickeled water stoD cock. and three hard rubber pipes. We guarantee this syringe for two years. $2.00 each. WEAREVER FOUNTAIN SYRINCE NO.

24 This is the same as No. 48 with heavier rubber, $2.25. BE LUXE FOUNTAIN SYRINCE WEAREVER NO. 26 This is. without doubt, the best fountain syringe on the market rapid flow pipe, nickeled water cock, four screw hard rubber points, full two quart capacity, guaranteed for two years.

$3.00 each. M4. ua -rtliy Ui ine above goods will be sent to any address for inspection. If not what is wanted, return to us Knickerbocker Brush A Combination Shower -Bath, Massage Brush, and Shampoo Brush All in Unequalled for body massage andshampoo. Fitsanybath tub.

Five feet extra quality rubber tubing included. nil TMt III linn III in I) HOU.OW III KNICKERBOCKER BATH SPRAY BRUSH NO. 191 This is so made that it can be attached to the wash stand faucet, having a rapid flow rubber tubing with metal and soft rubber spray attachment pnee $1.50. KNICKERBOCKER BATH SPRAY BRUSH NO. 181 This is the same as the above other than it has the universal adaptable attachment that can be attached to any faucet or water spout price $2.00.

KNICKERBOCKER BATH SPRAY BRUSH NO. 4Thh is a beautifully nickeled spray, having a detachable joint and a separate spray and soft rubber massage brush rapid flow tubing with the universal attachment that can be attached to any faucet price $2.50. KNICKERBOCKER BATH SPRAY BRUSH NO. 303 This is a perfect bath brush, having a spring wire handle to the spray brush, a separate soft rubber shampoo brush and a heavily nickeled spray fitted with the universal faucet fitting to any faucet or water pipe complete. $3.00.

KNICKERBOCKER BATH SPRAY BRUSH NO. 73 This is the most complete spray brush made having the heavily nickeled spray, a separate shampoo brush of the soft rubber each one of the bristles being a fountain from which a heavy stream of water is forced an additional BATH BRUSH, made in the same way each bristle being a spray of water. This is a perfect massage brush at the same time The entire set comes packed in a specially made box. The brush is fitted with the universal faucet fitting all for $4.00. l3yis Pvrv5WLjl Hu HOT WATER BOTTLES I These Hot Water Bottles can be made into combinations Fountain Syringe and Water Bottles with simply the extra purchase of the "fittings." Tynan Water Bottle.

2 quart. $1.25 each. WEAREVER WATER BOTTLE NO. 40. $1.75 each.

WEAREVER WATER BOTTLE NO. 75. $2.00 each. WEAREVER WATER BOTTLE NO. 50.

$2.50 each. These goods are all guaranteed for two years. INVALID RINGS from $1.50 up. Ice ana si.uu. vaweters, I rJ Rectal Tubes.

Ai. Cushions. Bath Sprays. Wjf Family r-. I-.

Ur Household Gloves Seldom is the value of a rubber glov as a softener and vvhitener for the hands appreciated. One of the best methods of (Securing the desired re sults is the m- of a A itch Hazel Cream fTMpli annlvini night and putting on a pair of rubber gloves the results will oe phenomenal. We have the itch Hazel Cream in 3 ounce bottles 2i cents, ounc bottles 50 cents Tk- rnrcr BER ULOVE, 35 cents per pair. AVc vreN er, far better quality, and can used for kitchen work, guaranteed, $l-2j per pair Either or both ol 'liese sent postpaid any address. V57A.

SS TELEPHONE, and let us send any of thes goods for inspection at your home The WARNER DRUG COMPANY TELEPHONE 731. EL PASO, TEXAS ORNDORFF HOTEL BLOCK..