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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
ROTARY CLUB HOLDS
ITS ANNUAL ELECTION

Officers fOr1915 were elected Thurs
day by the FL PasO Rotary club at a
luncheon attended by nearly 100 mem
bers OF the organization Claiborne
Adams, resident Of the FL Paso Ad-
club, was chosen TO head the Rotary
club for the coming year. The other
officers chosen were A. Z. Rowlands,
vice president; N. =. Carlock, honor
airy vice president; r. E. Sherman, sec
rotary; Glen 7. Moore, treasurer: D. G
Booth. sergeant at arms; Joseph A.
Wright, Z. c. Davis, Thomas A Thurs
ton, A G. Foster, c. W Groom and H
p McClintock. directors The luncheon
was held at the Sheldon hotel cafe.
Mayor c. E. Kelly and Burt Orndorff
who with c. C.. Mcdonald, secured the
Democratic convention for FL Paso,
were guests Of honor at the banquet
Several Of the speakers congratulated
them on their good work in bringing
the meeting here and said il was the
biggest thing in the convention line
this city has ever had
W s Huffman. Of the Dallas Rotary
club, was present and spoke briefly on
the advantages of such an organization.
Mayor Kelly and Burt Orndorff told
how the convention was secured
a delegation Of ROtarians from Port
land, ore, will stop over in FL Paso on
June 20. accoring to a communication
read by Mr.. OrndOrff. The club will
arrive on the night Of the 18th. A f.
Rowlands, vice president Of the club.
viii be sent TO Houston as FL PasO's
representative
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
HUERTISTA CHASED
BY REBEL CAVALRY
Suspected Spy Is Fired on as He Fiees
Through Streets of Juarezi but
Manages to EIude Pursuers.
Ernesto Rios, well known "Consti,t

Ernesto Rios, well known "COnsutu-
tionalist," narrowly escaped being shot
Thursday afternoon in Juarez- when
a detachment Of rebel soldiers opened
fire on a fleeing Mexican suspected OF
being a federal spy Juarez was thrown
into a temporary panic by the shoot
ing. A detachment of soldiers was
sent from military headquarters aoouL
4 o'clock to arrest a man suspected OF
being a Huertista- The suspect was
riding a horse near the Benito Juarez
monument.
When the detahcment approached ne
spurred his horse and headed at full
speed for the international bridge. As
he turned into Gale Concrete, two
blocks east Of the LerdO avenue in
tersectinon. his pursuers opened fire
Coming down the street IN an autOmo-
bile was young Rios The fugitive
turned his horse to put the machine
between himself and his pursuers, who
continued to fire. Several bullets sang
dangerously close 60 the machine.
The suspect then took a side street
and made his way &c the bridge, but
did not attempt to cross. as the fiscal
guards rad been notified of his prob
able attempt TO escape Instead ne
made his way eastward and disap-
peared down the river. It is believed
he crossed the line near Washington
park and made good his escape on this
side
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
YAQUIS AND PIIdAS
FIGHT IN SONORA

Douglas, Ariz., June Iz-TaQuI and
Pima indians fought one another for
several days in a recent attack upon
and in defence Of the town of Cumu-
ripa, Sonora, and at the end the Taqui
assailants were driven off according
TO advices that reached Douglas ito
day.
When Yaqui raiders attacked the
town, an appeal was sent to the Pima
tribe, which inhabits the surrounding
valley. At one time the TaGuis held
half the town and the fighting was
proceeding at short range when the
Pimas approached and turned the tide
OF battle. Heavy losses were inflicted
upon the Yaquis and a number of de-
tenders of the town were killed
When the Taquis retreated. they
took with them a number of captured
Mexican women
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
ULTIMATUM GIVEN
GOVERNOR, REPORT
Gen. AIvnradO Is Alleged to Have No
titled MaytOrena To Dlsperse
Eauufs mr. ne OTernhrOWm


haquis OF BE OTerIhrOWn- =
Unless governor Jose May toI Sl-el "
Sonora disbands the armed men ne mas
stationed in the state palace aL deI-
mOsillO and persuades the 1auuL II
dams in the capital to return 10 lhelr
homes peaceably he Is lkeIy 70 pc oe-
posed by force Of arms, according TO
an uItimarum said 70 have been de-
livered TO the governor FRIDAY py zen:
Salvador AlvaradO, new COMMANDER OF
the military in the state. AdVlces to
this effect were received here Friday
BY "Constitutionalist' officials who
are in close touch with the Sonora
situation.
AIvarado. who succeeded Col Elias
Gales arrived in Hermosillo at .
O'Clock Friday morning from ms mead
quarters near Guaymas- lie mas Deen
commanding the rebels who are hold
ing Huerta's troops in Guaymas- On
AlvaradO's special train came a guard
of about 100 men. In barracks of the
state capital are nearly 500 rebel SOL
diers said to be loyal to the military
authorities and against Maytorena-
Opposed 10 them are the 100 or 200
volunteers whom Maytorena has
posted in the palace, beside a force Of
hundreds Of Taqui indians who came 10
the governors aid last week when he
called for help to disarm the 18th bat
TALON AlvaradO is said TO have de-
manded that the governor dlSDand his
volunteers and return to his civil du-
ties leaving military affairs alone
AlvaradO has promised that Maytorena
may have a guard, but IL must be one
assigned by the military commander
It IS reported that the ultimatum was
delivered under instructions from Gen.
ObregOn. commander Of the division OF
the west in which Sonora lies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
SPECIAL PROGRAM
TO FEATURE FLAG
DAY OBSERVANCE
Daughters of the American
Revolution to Have Charge
Of Exercises at Park.

Flag day, Saturday, will be the 137th
anniversary OF the adoption of the
stars and Stripes as the national flag
Dy the continental congress and a
feature Of the observation under the
auspices Of the Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution in Washington park
Saturday afternoon. viii be the military
escort Of the colOrs. which will be Der-
formed by the first battalion OF the 10Th
infantry led by the 10th infantry band
The battalion of 800 men will march
into the field before the grandstand
and form in line. The regimental and
national colOrs carried by color ser
geants, and, escorted by the color
guard, will be in position in the field
before the box occupied by Gen. George
Bell, IT., and his staff While the bat
talon is in line formation, a company
selected as the color escort, marches to
the flag and escorts the color bearer to
a position about the center Of the bat
talon formation, while the battalion
presents arms The battalion then
passes in review.
'sTrOOping the CoIors..
Trooping the cOlors' is a rather old
custom in the army and is generally
used when a new standard has been
presented to the regiment. or a new
regimsntal commander assumes com
mand, when the flag is taken from the
former headquarters to the new
In the box with Gen. Bell will be
the members OF his staff. Mai W. r.
Sample, brigade adjutant MAJ ". F.
Lewis. brigade surgeon, and Lieut. ".
". Gordon, aide de camp. There will
be a number of boxes occupied by
prominent army officers and their wives
for the ceremony. When the escort Of
the cOlors is over. the assembled spec
tators viii sing the national air and
the D. A r. oath Of allegiance to the
American flag viii DO repeated in
unison as follows: I'VE who live in
the safety Of thy folds do pledge our
lives, our hearts, and our sacred honor
to love and protect thee our flag. our
country, and the liberty Of the Amer
lean people forever"
Concert By Band.
Parvin Witte viii sing Our Own
United States" and the 20th infantry
band under the leadership of Antonio
de la Mora, director, will render the
following concert:
March. Entry Of the Gladiator -Fucik
Overture. Semiramide ......- Rossini
Sereuade, To a Violet. de Ia Nora
Waltz. Youthful Fancies- del orc
Selection. The Chocolate Soldier, Straus
Baseball Game.
The program Of the day will close
with a game Of baseball played be
tween two teams Of the City league
The Dau--Jers Of the American Revo-
luton, assisted by a committee Of the
Sons Of the Revolution. Will present
American flags TO everyone present.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12

range, and that the small arms fire
was equally ineffective.
Prefer Suicide to Starvation.
So desperate have conditions IN
MaZatlan become that many are re-
ported to have committed suicide
rather than continue to starve. Others
are mere walking skeletons
Naval officer RejOins Ship.
Commander H. J. ZieEemeier OF the
L. s cruiser Annapolis, arrived Thurs
day from Tucson where he has been
attending Mrs. Ziegemier who has been
very i'll He left for HermoslIo,
whence he will be given safe concucI
to Guaymas. The cruiser Annapolis
is in that port
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
PULLMAN COMPANY
HEARS ULTIMATUM

san Francisco, Calf, June I've
are willing to cut employees wages
Oue-half, or to double the rate the
public pays. in order 10 be just, but
we protest that you and other public
service corporations cannot conunu-
ally pass the buck 10 this commission
II is up To you TO stop these practices
and TO pay your men decent wages
This was the ultimatum delivered
Thursday by president John ". Eshel-
man OF the California state railroad
commission, to Richmond Dean, gen
eral manager Of the Pullman company.
in the course OF a spirited argum emit
on the tipping evil, during an official
hearing on the question
General manager Dean insisted that
tipping could not be abolished and that
there was nothing inherently wrong
in f. Such an idea, the commissioner
found revolving" and he frankly
owned that his mind was made up IN
advance that the company was not DO
ing its best to give the public the
service the commission was trying 10
obtain for il in this state.
For a nice pot roast. phone 1876. Opitz
Market-Advertisem
Who. whatf Where. $50 reward.
Advertisements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
MORE TESTIMONY
FOR PLANT JUICE
San Antonio Citizen Thinks
1t Is the Best Remedy In
the World for Certain Ills.

Mr. A. n White who lives at 1922
North Flores Street in san Antonio and
who is one Of the best known citizens
Of that town, has the following TO say
about Plant juice
Il suppose I have taken all together
a barrel OF medicines Of various kinds
for malaria and constipation with which
] have been troubled for a long time
but never have received such relief
as I have from Plant Juice believe
there is nothing in the world that
equals IT for the disorders that 1 had.
1 strongly advise anyone who has anv
form Of stomach or bowel trouble to
try Plant Juice"
For stomach kidney. liver or blood
disorders Plant Juice is without ques-
ton the most direct and potent specific
and tonic of the age, It attacks dis
eased tissues. eradicates uric acid from
the blood, regulates and stimulates
healthful action of the vital organs
II Will do you more good than auv-
thing you have ever tried For sale at
Kelly and POuard's Drug Store-Adver-
tisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
YAOUIS KILL
10 MEXCiNS
IN FIVE DAYS
Hostile Tribesmen Advance
North Through Sonora,
Reaching Magdalena.
ANOTHER TRAIN
is FIRED UPON

LOCALES. Ariz.. June Light
~ cen Mexicans have been killed
= by marauding Yaqui indians
within the past five days The total
was reached with the killing Of two
near Magdalena- The hostile braves
are moving steadily northward, loot
ing ranches and committing depreda-
lions. Magdalena is about 20 miles
south Of here, on the main line Of the
Southern Pacific Of Mexico. and is in
the heart Of the cattle country Of So
The train from Hermosilo which
reached the border Wednesday night
was fired upon by band OF indians
lust north Of HermosillO, showing that
the Yauuis cover g wide extent OF ter
rirorv. Bullets crashed into the pas
senger cars, but no one was wounded
This is the second recent attack upon
q passenger train by indians The
first occurred a few nights ago be-
when a Mexican woman was killed
Gales Avoids MaytOrena.
Advices received here from Hermo-
siIlo state that Col Elias Gales, de-
posed military governor OF sonora
reached the state capital wednesday
with his force OF men Iahen from me
F5brder EarrisOns, but that a meeting
between Gales and governor Mayto-
rena was carefully avoided The train
on which CaIles's force was travelling
did not remain long in HermOsillo.
Gales continued southwark on his way
to Join the army Of Gen AlvarO Obre-
gon at Mazatlan-
Have Trouble With Artillery.
Dispatches from 3Iazatlan. received
here by roundabout ways, state that
the heaviest fighting has taken place
at San Jose del Cabo- There was
fa-rffi~ hom bardment on the federal
position by rebel artillery, but only
seven federals were killed. The rebels
explained this by saying they were IN
able TO wheel their artillery within
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
ORDERED TO KEEP
AMMUNITION OUT

Orders were issued last night by the
treasury department at Washington
that customs department officials along
the entire Mexican border exercise ex-
IRENE vigilance to prevent the passage
Of arms into Mexico.
Heretofore the embargo on arms en-
tering Mexico over the border has been
purely a military regulation, enforced
by the United States army border pa
troll Tho embargo now has been taken
up by the civil federal government, &C
c0rding TO the orders as received here
by the collector Of customs and by sim
liar officials at other points on the
frontier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
BODY OF MAN DROWNED
IN RIO GRANDE FOUND

Santa Fe. \. N, June 1.-THE body Of
Henry Schreiner, Of St Louis. drowned
on June ? in the Rio Grande near We
larde, was found by lumber jacks near
Buchanan, having been carried 80 miles
down the river. The remains, in a fairly
good state Of preservation. were
brought here by auto for shipment 10
St Louis.
The body OF Martinez. Schreiner's
companion, was found several days ago
10 miles from the spot where the double
tragedy occurred when the two were
attempting to shoot the rapids on a
raft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
DOES AUTO DRIVING
HURT BATTING EYE?

Boston. Mass. June 12--TOO much
fast automobile driving hurts play
er's batting eye, if opinions Of Boston
baseball fans are correct The hitting
Of Iris Speaker Of the Red SOX, which
has been a great disappointment this
season. is believed 70 be due TO a love
OF fast driving.
This has high power car and spends
most Of mis- time shooting over the
fine roads in this vicinity as fast as
the law allows Without mis- speed
demon il is predicted that Speaker Will
pick up in his hitting on the western
trip Of the Americans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
SHIP CARRIES FLOATING
L-nr u -. m L 1 : =

Seattle. Wash. June 1.-THE revenue
cUtttB McCuuOch sailec r0r Alaska
Thursday with Prof George H Parker
Of Harvard university. Fred H Os-
good Of the Field museum. Chicago.
and Edward A. Preble Of the United
States biOlOgical survey. who will
make survey and census Of the fur
seal herd on the Pribiloff Islands
The NcCulloch Will carry the float
ing court during the SUMNER
United States judge. clerk and mar
shall going from place TO place in the
unfre0ueuted Alaska islands and ad-
ruiuiS-erinE jutsfce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
No PAYROLL PADDING Is
FOUND, WELBORN ASSERTS

Pueblo, COIO-, June TT F Wei
born, president Of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company. who is here inves-
ugating charges Of alleged padding Of
pay rolls at the Pueblo plant. stated
today that nothing Of definite nature
concerning the reported crooked work
had as vet been unearthed.
He stated there was no contemplated
shakeup among local officials OF the
company, whom he hello 10 be blameless
in any dishonesty that may have ex-
listed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12

Mar Ben, Marshall COncha and George
IN a ID THURSDAY afternoon on an IN
legged hop" joint on Fourth street. be
tween oregon and Stanton streets. At
the time a quantity OF cooked opium.
utensils for cooking opium and a pipe"
were. recovered. The three defendants
are being held for the government Of
ficials.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
A RACE FOR GOLD
Five Prizes, Aggregatng $3.50 IN Gold, VIII Be Given
Away Are You Candidate?

should hold no hard feeling toward him
There is going to be one big rush for
cash checks at the progressive stores
advertising on The Bargain Feature,
page "A today. judging from the num-
Der which are now pouring into this
office. You should be one Of them IL
is never too late to be begin. and you
have the opportunity offered you the
same as every other candidate entered
in the race
visit an Of the theaters advertising
on The Bargain Page and don't fail to
call for cash checks when buying your
tickets. as they viii be hOnored as votes
the same as cash checks or receipts.
AT the stores. advertising on The Re
fund Bargain Feature. call for sales
slius showing the amount purchased;
they will be also hOnOred as votes.
Monthly bills stamped paid can also be
used for votes from any Of the stores
advertising on The Bargain Feature
Page
The standing OF the candidates to
date follows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
FRECKLE-FACE
sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily

'---- 80 ----- ------es Jul ky 1EOAaa
How to Remove Easily
Here's a chance. Miss FreckIe-face- to
try remedy for freclCles with the
guarantee OF a reliable dealer that it
viii not cost you a penny unless IT re-
moves the freckles; while II il does
give you clear complexion the ex-
pense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce Of othine-
double strength from Potter Drug Co,
and a few applications should show YOU
how easy it is TO rid yourself Of the
hOmely freckles and get a beautiful
complexion Rarely is more than one
ounce needed for the worst case
Be sure TO ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine as this is the
prescription sold under guarantee Of
money back IL Il fails to remove
freckles.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12

Drop IN at Opitz Market and see how
sanitary things are kept-Advertise-
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12

SELLS THREE ROOM COTTAGE.
c. H Brown has sold to F. P. Sheldon
his three room cottage in Highland
Park. being on the south half of lots
u 70 81, in block 81. for $3.50. Haw-
kins- Brothers made the sale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12

How about a nice turkey? SOC per
ID. Phone 1876. Opitz Market-Adver-
tisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12

Whog What. Wheres $50 reward.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12
THREE ARRESTED IN RAID.

Who. Whats Wheref $50 reward.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12

Gentle reader, have you or have you
not clipped one Of the nomination cOu-
pOns, which entities you TO one thous-
and votes upon entering The $3.50. 90
Refund Bargain Competition
Now, If you haven't it is up to you.
Don't let any part Of that Two Hun
dred and Fifty dollars get away from
you Listen to this; $50 gold to the
winner; $50 gold TO the second highest:
SIS gold to the third highest: SIS gold
to the fourth highest and SO gold to
the fifth highest All real money and
the way Il Will be prOportiOned. of
course the biggest portion goes to the
candidate turning in the largest amount
Of votes This lucky individual might
be you, If you are interested in your
behalf If you don't happen to finish
first there are four more prizes that
will not cost you anything TO 90 after
The advertising manager cannot
make you enter the race, but he does
not mind telling you that il you fail to
be one OF the joyous candidates who re-
ceive part OF this money, that you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12

Who. WhHts Wheres $50 reward.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-12

For a nice pot roast. phone 1876. Opt
u-Advertisemeur.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-15
CASINO.

Emmett and Emmett. Irish comedians.
with one OF the prettiest scenic offerings
Of the Lakes of Killarney and songs and
dances Of Erin share the headline hon
ors at the Casino Theater this week with
''Onaip.' the mysterious man who tuggles
the piano in midair as IL It were toy.
Starting with "hypnotiZinG" the man who
plays the instrument, Onaip proceeds to
hypnotic" the piano, and while the
playing is going on the stand beneath
the piano and the stool beneath the
player are removed leaving piano and
player suspended in the air, finally whirI-
ing around like a big fly wheel. Bobby
Stone sings new songs and has an anus
ing monoloGue on Wives" which wins
applause. Shepley the accordionist not
only plays his instrument like a virtuoso.
but whistles equally well. and Mehan and
Morris have a good offering OF songs
and witty reparte. Last night the Christ
mas Toy Store, the added attraction,
made a real hit Tonight. Thursday and
Saturday nights the country store wIl
take its place. There will be change OF
bill Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-15
COSMOS.

The dapper little lightweight champion.
kid Egan, in a breezy bout Of three
rounds with an unknown reused bOth
the men and women OF four big audiences
at the Cosmos theater yesterday and
last night TO real enthusiasm. and II II
had not been for the soft gloves some
body would surely have been hurt. 1t
was lively act from start to finish ana
well worked UP. The Sig. Franz Troupe
of cyclists extraordinary earned their
title in the bill with one OF the best acts
OF its kind ever offered in Washington.
Two splendid musical numbers are Of
fered by the Village Choir. a well bal
anCed quartet Of excellent voices. in old
songs and some new ones. and Stress and
Becker. in an unusually good instrumen-
tai Offering, including some fine cornet
and cello playing. Mercedes Book has
a strong little playlet with a lesson. yer
withal laughable. entitled The LsDing
Stenographer," that shared the honors of
the applause. The Hearst-Selig pictures
OF world events. including war views,
heads the film features which include a
charming Mary PiCkford romance. The
bill will be changed Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-15
INTEREST In NWASHINGTON
PREVENTS AUTOCRACY
All Nation Watches Federal Govern
msnt, Chief Justice Covington Tells
Ohio Society at Meeting.

The interest taken in political questions
by the men Of all parts Of the country
was given as the factor which makes our
government indestructible by Chief JUS
tice COvington of the District Supreme
Court in an address before the Ohio
State Society at Rauscher's last night.
The men of every village and town
no matter how remote, maintain a keen
interest in the government" he said
This prevents the complete cnntraliza-
tion which has been ruinous to former
governments Rome fell when il de-
stroyed the local community life of the
peoples II conquered. Capitalization Of
the government cannot be effected with
out destroying the life blood OF the peo-
pie. Our government cannot be central
lied.
The strength of our government lies
in the social fabric that has been
woven about it. The people are IN con-
stant intercourse, and our national
spirit is kept alive everywhere. State
ties for this reason should be kept in
evidence. Our government is indie
structible because il is composed of a
number of indestructible States. In
keeping the ties of the home State
and OF the folks back home fresh in
our minds we are strengthening the
nation"
Representative Frank B. Willis. gov
erncr-eleCt OF Ohio. made an address.
Justice Anderson, Of the District Su-
preme Court. president of the society.
presided. Musical numbers were pre-
sented by Miss Harriet Harding. Solo
list. and Miss Clarine McCarty, pianist.
buffet lunch was followed by dancing.