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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
WILSON is HELD
ON MURDER CHARGE
Was in Juarez Jail and Is
Wanted in the State of
Nevada.

George. Wilson, alias Peter Raicer-
vich, who is wanted at Reno, New, in
connection with the murder of a man
named Rhostrom, who was killed on
September 81, 1910, was arrested at the
Santa Fe bridge by the city detectives
Thursday night, and will be turned
over to the officers who will come
from Reno to take charge of him.
Wilson, as he was known in this
section, came to FL Paso about two
years ago. He was arrested in FL Paso
soon after coming here on a charge of
vagrancy and served a term of 40 days
in the county Jail.
A few days after his release from
jail, word was received from Reno
saying that a man named Raiceryich
was wanted for murder, and as Wilson,
it was claimed, answered the descrip-
ton, the detectives looked him up,
finally locating him in Juarez. The
Juarez police arrested him on May
Z. 1910, and he was held in the Juarez
Jail while extradition papers were be-
ing made out.
After the battle of Juarez, when the
prisoners were released, he was among
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
s5c Grass LINEN &c

CSC GRASS LINEN &c .
36-inch natural color dress linen, in light and
heavy textures suitable for dresses and coat
suits, regular price S5c yard; special &c.
25c TISSUES 21c
Satin striped tissues and fancy tissue singhams
in stripes and checks, all colors absolutely fast,
regular prices 25c per yard; special 21e.
75c EMB. BATISTE acc
Light and dark colors in batiste embroidered in
silk in self shade or some contrasting tint, this
embroidered batiste makes handsome dresses
and the daintiest waists, regular price 75c per
yard; special 49c
15c BATIGTE 12c
Printed batistes, fine lawns and organizes, for
cool midsummer dresses. Come in pretty col
-orings and attractive bordered effects and
dainty allover patterns of stripes and figures.
Regular price 15c a yard; June Special lie.
25c PLAZA CLOTH foc
27-inch Plaza Cloth. which is a Shantung pom
gee effect, and highly mercerized Irish poplins.
Come in solid colors only, and are nice for wash
suits and skirts. Splendid value for 25e per
yard; special next week &c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
SOC vOILES aec

SOC VOILES 3oc
Imported fancy wash voiles and marquisette
novelties, for street and evening costumes, in
rich floral and striped patterns in Persian col
orings regular price soc per yard; June Spe-
cal 3sc-
4oc vOILES &c
Striped and checked voiles, in the most desir
able combinations of colors. including the white
and black favorites, regular price 40c per yard;
special 27c.
zoe MADRAS 15c
Shifting madras, double fold good patterns,
mostly the light colors-they wash the best
quality that sells regularly for zoe yard;
June Special 15c
zoe BINGHAM 14c
S2-inch Scotch ginghams, in dress plaids and
checks. also IN shirting stripes, both light and
medium colors. and quality that should sell
at zoe a Fard special 14c-
15c LINENE lie
Linen finished linene, in solid colors only,
good line OF shades, sells regularly for lac
ward; special lie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10

those who were left at large. Since
that time, it is said, he has been. con-
nected with the hop joints in Juarez.
Thursday the detectives were given
a tip that the Juarez police intended
to drive the hop fiends out of .Juarez,
so the detective squad watched the
border all during the day. About s
o'clock Thursday night they saw Will
son coming across the bridge and
placed him under arrest.
Wilson. it is claimed answers the
description of the man who is wanted
in Reno in every detail and it is said
he has served terms in the oregon
reform school and the Folsom peniten-
tiary.
c. P. Ferret, sheriff at Reno, will
arrive in Ell Paso in the next few days
and take the man back to Reno.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
Annex Drapery Section
sec BEDROOM CURTAINS aec

sec BEDROOM CURTAINS 39c
These curtains are full width and
PIP yards long. Made of good quail
ity Swiss muslin and finished with
hemstitched ruffle. Worth to SIC a
pair; June Special 39c.
$3.50 LACE CURTAINS csc
Odds and ends of lace curtains, one,
two and three pair of a kind These
are new and pretty curtains and good
value at $3.50 pair; to close them
out. you may Fave your choice at
Csc.
$500 BEDROOM CURTAINS 7ec
Full width and length curtains, made
of dotted and figured Swiss, and fin
ished with dainty hemstitched ruffle,
values to s100 pair; special 79c
25c CURTAIN NET 15c
About %, pieces of curtain nets, in
white, cream and ecru,. in widths up
to As inches, all new and attractive
designs, worth 25c per yard; special
15c.
22c COMFORT SATEEN 1sc
36-inch comfort sateens, in pretty
lowered patterns in light and dark
colors, worth 22c per yard; June Spe-
cial 16c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
GIRL CAUSES HER
FATHERS ARREST

Juanita Gainsley. a girl of about is
years of age, swore out warrant for
the arrest of her father, Jacob h.
Gainsley, Friday. alleging that he was
insane. She had complained to police
Jenkins that she feared her father
would kill her, as he had been acting
strangely of late. and the chief adj
vised her to swear OFT warrant for
his arrest
The man was arrested Friday after
noon and was given a hearing before
the justice of the peace. He is con-
fined IN the county jail. where he is
being held without bond for the pres
ent. His case will be taken UNI in \
few days. GainsIey worked as a clerk
in Sol Berg's store.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
s lac LAWNS &c

Lawns and challies, for summer XII
menos and dressing sacques, nice
line to select from, worth to 1-4c
per yard; special at &c.
75c UNDERMUSLINS 4sc
Gowns, corset covers and drawers,
made of nice soft muslin and trim
med with lace and embroidery. Every
garment is well worth 75c; june Spe-
cial 48c.
sf.25 UNDERMUSLINS 79c
Gowns, skirts and drawers, made of
soft finished white materials, with
trimmings of lace and embroidery,
worth to SIPS per garment; June
special zoe.
SIPS TOWELS csc DOZEN
Half linen buck towels, size 1fx30,
good size for hotels and booming
houses, regular price $1.25 a dozen;
June Special 95c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
DEATHS AND BURIALS
ID. B. LITTLE.

David Baldwin Little died yesterday
at a local hospital. BE was 80 years
Of age, and lived at Colonia Diaz, Chi
huahua. Mexico. He was also manager
of the Electric Light and Power COM
pany at Durango, Mexico. His remains
will be shipped to his old home in Chi
huahua the latter part of next week.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Har-
riet F. Little.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
June Specials
Ribbons
Csc RIBBONS 1ac

35c RIBBONS 18c
These ribbons are suitable for hair bows, sashes
and fancy work. Come in taffetas, satins,
checks, black and white stripes, moires and
pretty floral designs. Widths are from 8 IL
TO IL inches, regular price 35c per yard; spe-
eial 18c.
25c RIBBONS 15c
These are satins, moires and taffetas, widths
from IL to inches, regular price 25c yard;
special 15c.
1oc WASH RIBBON SC BOLT
Block wash ribbon, Nos. 1 and 1 IL, in pink,
light blue and white comes IN 5-yard bolts and
sells regularly Zoe per bolt; Extra Special
Monday &c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
JOHN HART.

John Hart proprietor of the Ex-
change bar at 800 South Stanton street
died at his home, 400 East Second
street, yesterday noon, of typhus fever.
He was a member of the local Order
of Eagles, and was buried under the
auspices Of the lodge this morning at
$50. He is survived by his mother,
who lives in Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
GEO. C. hurley.

The remains of George c. Burley,
who died Thursday morning of ty-
oid-pneumonia. were shipped last
night to Des Moines. Iowa, where he
is survived by his father, G. C. Burnley
The deceased was % years of age and
had lived in the city about year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
Beautiful wash ties Bryan Bros.

Thomas Steep. Associated Press cor
respondent, who has been in Ell Paso
and northern Mexico for this great
news gathering organization for the
past u weeks. leaves tomorrow for
Mexico City on a vacation. after which
he will go to New York by boat from
Veracruz. en- route back to the Chi
cago office of, the A. .P.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
June Specials
White Goods
SOC FRENCH LAWN aoc

60c FRENCH LAWN 39c
4S-inch white French lawn, fine sheer quality for
dresses and waists, worth 60c per yard special 39c
4oc MARQUISETTE 23c
Cream white marquisete nice quality sells regularly at
40c yard; June Special 23e.
CSC WOLFE, 2sc
27inch white dress voie crisp durable quality worth
35c per yard; special 2Sc.
35c-LINEN LAWN 21c
S6-inch linen lawn good finish regular Csc grade special
per yard 21c
BOLT LONGCLOTH
l2ard bolts of ongcoh superior quality ehamois finish
for machine sewing, regular price is $500 bolt special
Monday $24S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
HoleproOf sox> Bryan Bros.
CARRIE NATION TO BE
BURIED IN RICHMOND, MO.

Leavenworth, Kan, June 10.-The
body of Mrs. Carrie Nation. the Kan
sas anti-saloon worker, who died here
last night, was taken today to Kansas
City, Kan, by Mrs. NJ D. Moore, of
that city, sisterinlaw of Mrs. Nation.
The funeral services will be at the
home of Mrs. Moore tomorrow The
burial will be in Richmond. Mo-. where
Mrs. Nations parents are buried.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
On dresses, from 50c to $685.
On aprons, from sec to 79c
CALLSHER,S BARGAIN ANNEX
15c ZEPHYR GINGHAM II

lOC LEX u I N 5I44t Villain ~
A regular 15c Bingham, in the new
plaids, stripes and checks, and a fine
assortment of eolorings to select
from; June Special, in the Annex,
per yard lie.
Csc SHEETS 47c
72x90 sheets, made of soft finished
sheeting, 3-inch hem, regular price
Csc each; special 47c.
Csc SHEETS CSC
SS1x90 seamless sheets, fine soft fin
ISL, 3-inohS hem, regular 85c values;
special 69e.
18c PILLOW CASES 14c
45x36 linen finish pillow cases, extra
value at 1Sc each; special 14e.
CSC PILLOW CASES 18c
42x36 pillow cases, made of a good
quality of pillow case muslin, with
S-inch hem, worth 25e each; special
re
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
June Specials
Wells and Yelling
75c LACE Wells SOC

75c LACE Wells DOC
These are wells of dotted silk net with fancy
lace edge. They are 1 IL Yards long and come
N navy blue, brown and black. Regular price
75c each; Extra Special soc.
$3.50 YELLING eoc
Imported silk chiffon yelling, washable, Is SO
inches wide and has hemstitched border, comes
in black, white, pink, light blue. navy blue
and pongee, sells regularly at $1.50 per yard;
special 99c
$685. MOTOR Wells S2e5
Heavy wash silk motor wells and scarfs with
satin striped border, 2 II yards long come in
black, white and all the shades of the season,
regular price $685.; Extra Special S295.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10

II 1-2c SWISS 10c
36-inch curtain Swiss, for sash and
bedroom curtains, comes in new and
pretty designs, including polka dots,
stripes and square effects, sells reg
ularlv II lie per yard; June Spe-
eial 10c.
15c BURLAP IL 1-2c
36-inch burlap, in all the desired
shades. worth 15c per yard; special
at II lie.
$500 COUCH COVERS s1.ss
Tapestry couch covers, pretty ORR
entail designs, hemmed and fringed
STYLES. values to $500: speeial S1.S9.
$500 PoRTIERES s1.95
Tapestry portieres, full width. 3 yds.
long. attractive woven designs, colors
red, green and brown. values 1915
and $500; special s1-95..
EXTRA! EXTRA!
15c PRINTED MADRAS
IL YARDS FOR 500
36-inch printed curtain madras, in
lowered designs in wide variety of
colors, worth to 15c per yard; Extra
Special Monday
IL YARDS FOR 500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
Waists IA off
$3.50 Silk
Ki71onos So. IS

Long silk kimonos, in light and
dark eoiors. One of these XII
monOs would be. nice for the
sleeping car on your trip this
summer. Values to $3.50;
June Special 1895.
(2nd Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10

Lewis N Ward. of Kalamazoo Mich.
is visiting in the city. the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Ward. 604
East Missouri street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10

Soft summer shirts. Bryan Bros
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10

Gentlemen's belts. Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
EXTRA EXTRA!
SIS. so Linen Dresses S4.48

Pure linen one-piece dresses,
trimmed with silk braid and a
little touch of red. regular
$3.50 garments; June Special
at. Calisher's, $4.4S.
lind Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10

MEMS 35c HOSE 2oc
Mems black silk Isle half hose, very sheer with high
splced heel and double sole, regular 35c grade of meas
hosiery; special, pair 29c
W0MEPS CSC HOSE
Our special 35c line of womens hose embracing gauze and
silk lisle in plain and lace black, tan sky pink, gray
and suede, 35c per pair, pair fof $1.O0
wOMENS HOSE 33c
Silk Isle hose with double and soe high spced
and garter HEM in black only special per pair 3c
WOMENS HOSE CSC
fine isle hose with lace boot 1t not only pretty
hose but we'll being made with garter top and do
bic heel and toe Colors black gray pongee rose
pink violet navy blue and sky Special at per pair Csc
CHMDREN'S SOCKS
The children O'Clock their summer socks At
25e pair are showing variety of silk Isle socks in
sizes TO IL We have the plain colored socks in black
white, tan, pink and sky also the black tap and white
socks with fancy checked OF striped top.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
Monday Specials
Toilet
Articles

6-Cz. bottles of Peroxide &c
"SalsitoI'' Tooth Powder,
regular, price 25e; special
Monday ......-18c
R1Difoums a Use value. .1se
The .egular 25e size bottles
Of Ianbert's Listerine. 15c
Colgate's Shaving Stick,
regular price Csc; special
Monday --.-. 18c
"SanitoI7 Face Powder, a
25c value, FOR. 19c
Jergn's Benzdin and AL
mond Lotion, regular price
Csc; special Monday 2cc
CuticuTa Soap. regular price
Csc; special Monday. :. Zoe
Regular 25c Red Cross
Tooth Brushes for. Zoe
Pozzoni's Complexion Pow
der, regular price SOC; spe-
eial Monday ...-2 9c
Java Rice Powder, regular
price soc; special Monday
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Riker's Violet Cerate, good
to remove tan and sunburn,
regular price SOC; special
Monday ...s.-. 3ec
Sempre Giovine,t regular
price Soc; special SIC
800 bottles of Newbro's
Herpicide; Monday for Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
Summer CorsetS

We want tell you today about the styles In MA
estic" Corsets The Empire styles are in. They
have the low bust and of course, the long hip. Spe
cay priced $1OO pair You viii also interested in
the ventilated corsets which viii keep you cool and
Portable on hot DAVIS These are special at SI5O Lair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
June Specials
Knit Underwear

15c VESTS &c SOC KNIT PANTS 35c
Women's summer vests Womens Umbrella pants,
narrow shoulder straps Torehon lace trimmed, eth
neck cut round square tight drawstrng waist
V-shaped. These vests band. These pants come in
come in regular only both regular and out sizes
and are worth 15c; the regular price is SOC
Special &c. pair; June Special S5c
OUT SIZE VESTS BOYS UNION SUITS
Women's Swiss ribbed out BOYS Porosknt union suits,
size vests with shield high neck short sleeves,
sleeve round or square knee length, sizes to Is
neck regular price zoe; years, regular price soc;
special next week 15c special 39c
SOC UNION SUITS 3oc-Womens summer union suits,
Jersey ribbed necked shoulder straps, knee
length with cuff knees, regular price soc; special 3sc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10

$1,000 HEMP HATS $500
Real hemp hats, in large va
Tiety of styles, in large, small
and medium. ColOrs are
black, white, natural, Royal
blue, tan, burnt, gray, pink,
hello and green. Values to
$1,000; you have choice for
$500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10

Fast color pajamas, in stripes and figured pattern
for children to 10 years old. Regular $1.25
garments; June Special ............... :.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-10
The Rengo Belt Corset

Though there Rengo Belt Corsets for average figures,
it is the stout who derives the benefit from
this new idea in The Rengo Belt has 10 equal
abdomen reducer-t gives the stout shapey
figure, yet is thoroughly comfortable and hygenic Our
consetee win be glad to tell all about the Rengo Belt
Corset
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-12-21
THE JEFFERSONIAN
PAGE THIRTEEN

Mr.. Clark deserves the contempt of every
old soldier, both Northern and Southern, for
his vote on this bill
Attorney General Wickersham has made his
report to Congress- and he is dancing with
glee over the fact that the report shows that
his department has paid its own expenses
the fines collected for customs house frauds,
&C., has amounted to enough to pay Wicker
sham's salary as we'll as the salaries of his
hirelings.
Perhaps when he makes his next report he
will have collected few thousands from the
Beef Trust officials, who have robbed the
people of mailliOns It that event Wicker
sham's ecstacy over Furnishing the big crimi-
mails will be unbounded.
He seems to think that because his depart
ment has collected small fines enough to pay
the running expenses the people owe
him great debt.
AS matter Of fact, Congress should begin
rigid investigation of Understands reign.
The people would like to know why he is
so willing to pounce down on one set of GRIM
inals while he makes no effort at all to prose-
cute any of the Standard Oil or Tobacco Trust
officials?
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-12-21

than the apparent signs Of defeat-the poll
ticians in the Republican party knew that
deadlocked convention or boiling element
would make the Democratic nominee of
Progressive Democratic party the next Pres
ident.
Poor Mr.. Taft, his position is now pitiable
his administration is discredited by those
IN the East whom he took to be his friends
he is denounced in the West because he be-
trayed his party's platform pledges
And as the time for holding the next Nat
ional Convention draws nearer Mr. Taft's
chances for the nomination grow dimmer-he
has already lost the Insurgent territory, and
the territory of Payne and Aldrich is fast
turning against him.
William Barnes, Jr., the New York boss,
has openly come out against him and will not
support 6im-the opposition in Massachus-
etts New Hampshire and Pennsylvania is
taking formidable shape, and Roosevelt is
looming above the horizon threatening to
completely overshadow Mr.. Taft.
Even Mr.. Taft's own state, Ohio is going
against him, and the Republican bosses from
that section are bluntly declaring that the
President cannot carry his own state
Mr. Taft is in a peculiar position, for he
was not really the nominee Of the Republican
party in 1908-he was the nominee of Mr..
Roosevelt at a time when Mr.. Roosevelt had
the party so completely under his control that
the members would do anything he recon-
mended
The West helped elect Mr.. Taft because he
was Mr. Roosevelt's candidate-the Wall
Street interests helped elect Mr.. Taft because
he had been O. KID by Hartman and Nor
gan's friend Roosevelt.
At the first opportunity after being put in
power Mr.. Taft turned his back on the West
ern people and signed the Payne Aldrich tar
if law, and now he is being knitted by the
Wall Street crowd whose interests he has
faithfully served.
After all that Mr.. Taft has done for the
Morgan crowd through his Secretary of
State Knox, they are grooming Roosevelt to
wrest the nomination from him next year, so
he finds himself without welcome in the
political home of Payne and Aldrich as we'll
as in the political home of La Toilette and
Cummins-he now sees himself knitted by the
man who made him President-he sees Roose-
welt threatening to snatch the nomination
from him in 1912 with the same grin of glee
that he bestowed it in 1905
Last week witnessed some disgusting politi-
cal play by the Democratic House Of Rep
resentatlves-lt saw the passing of the Sher-
wood Service Pension bill increasing the pen
sions of Civil and Mexican War veterans ac-
cording to time of service rendered.
Those who served from ninety days to six
months would receive under this bill, $15 per
month those serving from six months to nine
months, 500 per month; those from nine
months to one year, $50 per month; all over
one year $50 per month.
According to the figures of the Secretary
of the Interior this bill would increase the