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The Washington times., 1916-01-10

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The Washington times., 1916-01-10
TEMPERATURES.
TIDE TABLE.

TIDE TABLE.
aigh tide at 1923 a. m.
Low tide al 6:26 a. M. and 6:57 p, m.
SUN TABLE.
gun, rose st.,...7:i6 Sun sets at. 90
GASAt automobile lamps at I;SS ,. n.
The Washington times., 1916-01-10
0uooowar0 & Iotbrop
New k-WASHINGTON-Pa
MEN.-Buy Clothes Now
at Our Clearance Prices.

We have secured large new
assortments of suits and over
coats and added them to our
remaining stock.
You have the best chance
possible to get good and de-
pendable new clothes for
much less than regular prices.
Suits and Overcoats at
STATS that regularly sell up
to $4,000.
At $19.75 that regularl:
sell up to $500.
At 23.75 that regularly sell
up to $500.
This is our regular clear
ance time, but our sale of re-
naming stock met with such
tremendous success and re-
Spouse that we had to go to
our two best makers for addi-
tional garments.
You will profit much by
this sale; we would rather sell
the clothes at less than regular
prices than to carry them
over.
Hart Schafner and Marx
and one other good maker are
largely represented; weights,
patterns, fabrics, colors to suit
every man.
REMEMBER-Our prices
are genuine reductions.
Main Moor. Tenth street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
SOME QUESTIONS
ASKED Mr.. MOSER
About New Earth roduct,
Vitalitas- Inquiries Come
From Everywhere.

Floods OF inquiries pour in from ev-
eryWhere about Nitalitas. Here are a
rev answers TO some Of the questions:
What is Nitalitas2 It is a natural
product extracted in condensed liquid
FORM from an earth stratum Of Vol
canic origin
Where is the substance found? At
only one known spot and that IN
Texas.
How Is It put up? In liquid form
full strength in Il OF. bottles.
What are Its properties2 SULPHUR
Iron. Sodium, Magnesium, Aluminium
and others, and with them some IN
known force OF Nature As blended
within the earth thess properties have
vastly different effect than WheL
combined BY science.
ANY alcohol in it, Not a drop. Nor
are there any habit forming drugs OF
any kind
What is 8 dose7 One teaspoonful in
a half glass OF water, either hot or
cold
what is It good fort Many derange-
ments Of stomach, liver. kidneys,
bowels and blood. Il Is Natures
greatest tonic
Vitalitas is pleasant TO take and IS
constantly bringing about cures where
al other remedies have failed
Talk with the demonstrator and
have a free sample drink Of Vitalitas
at Kelly & Pollard's Drug Store. Shell
don Hotel. or write there for informa-
tion.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
BESSIE BARRISCAI.E
IN SORROW OF LOVE"

Bessie Bsrriscale is TO be seen in
The Sorrow Of Love-. a Dicture
which viii serve to introduce several
radical departures in reproduction.
Miss Barriscale plays the role of a
sister in a convent, where she IS
known as The Lily" The Mot re-
oUired Italian locale. and revolves
about the efforts Of the sister to
learn the ways of the world
The cameraman in charge Of film
ing this picture worked out 4 new
lighting device which is used in The
Sorrow of Love" for the first time
The device makes possible realistic
effects with candle. lamp, or the sun
In the case OF using a candle. the
flame lights only the face Of the per-
son who is carrying il, and not the
entire setting.
Supporting Miss Barriscale in this
subject in she leading role is William
Desmond, and other members Of the
cast are Ora Carew. HershalI Mayau
and Wedgewood NOVEL;
For the first time in five years
Lionel Barrymore. who has been in
pictures for several years. and been
photographed thousands of times. sat
for a regular photograph at the
RoIfe-Met-O studio. Says Mr. Barry
more: There is neither excuse nor
sense in man having his photo
graph taken" in which sentiment he
is not shared by MI. Bushman.
Wisdom from Sis Hopkins. Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
GLOBE, ARIZ., MAN SAYS
TWO SOLDIERS ROBBED HIM

That he was set upon by two men
wearing the uniforms OF private SOL
diers ON the United States army. and
robbed. was the story told night captain
Of police Charles Pollock. Sunday night,
by E. N. Williams, a resident OF Globe.
Ariz-
Williams, according 10 his version OF
the affair, was walking on South Fl
Paso street when he was suddenly
grabbed from behind and robbed Of his
watch, a small amount Of money and a
railroad ticket to Globe He was una
bic to give any description Of the two
men, except that they were IN uniforms
Of privates OF the regular army.
Williams arrived in FL Paso Friday
afternoon from Globe. where he is en-
ployed as 4 miner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
NOVELS
IN CHIHUAHUA
City Health Officers Have
Raced 100 in Sanitary
Betterment Work.

A campaign OF destruction OF con-
demned novels in Chihuahua has been
started by the city health department
under the direction Of C. Q. Willis. one
OF the department inspectors The cam
Daign is in compliance with the order
Of the city council condemning the hun
dreds Of novels and huts that disgrace
the city IN the district near the river
and form breeding places Of many dis
eases.
About $50 houses have been destroyed
70 date IN all fully 500 will be razed.
Most Of them are located on South
Santa Fe, Ninth street, South RECON and
Guerrero alley. Owners in many in
stances are taking the material and
hauling II away. Others. deprived Of
thelr loWly dwelling places, have taken
rooms IN more modern structures in the
city Many Of these novels are located
in holes far below the street grade,
where the water stands after rains IN
til the sun evaporates II. Some are 50
located that the sun never enters the
windows. They are unsanitarv ans un-
slightly and that is why they are being
torn down.
Making Living Conditions Better.
Improvement in living conditions in
Chihuahua has been going on for sew
eral years Many investors have made
lively cheap one and two story tene-
ments. taking the place Of the old IN
slightly and unsanitary adobes, and
gradually the adObes have been going
down before the more attractive and
more sanitary tenements, with their lit
tie suites of rooms and running water
There is little doubt that the old houses
now being torn down will give place
70 tenements.
The city administration has done
much towards improving sanitary con-
ditions in Chihuahua by raising and
grading streets, affording better drain
age and now plans are being worked
out for an extensive storm sewer svs-
ten that will still further relieve the
flooded conditions after rains Sani-
tary sewers are also planned to con-
meet with various houses in the district
and before many years Chihuahua viii
be a greatly changed place.
Removes Dread of Disease.
The destruction OF the houses Of the
poorer Mexican district will lessen the
chances OF the spread OF deadly dis
eases, according to Dr. ". c. Kluttz,
city health officer. He Is convinced
that the work now being done viii. foI
one thing. have the effect OF getting rid
OF typhus lice, and lessen the danger OF
an epidemic Of this dread disease Ty-
plus that for a time threatened to de-
veIop into an epidemic seems to have
been checked through the combined ef-
forts OF federal. state. county and city
health authorities. and the removal OF
the disease breeding novels will. Il is
believed. greatly lessen the danger Of
even the development Of sporadic cases
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
NEM{yNOTBS9 11MNIELAND
u 6TDAISYDEAN ~

4 NNETTE KELLERAIAN's film
~ play made in Jamaica is to be
released early in June This
IS the play that was eight months in
TIE making and is said to have cost
William Fox 100000.
Rome IS the scene in the prologue
OF the fantasy. a little girl has a
canary she idolizes. She releases ner
bird that it may Join a sparrow in
the yard The sparrow is killed. and
the he9rJ broken canary flies out to
sea and dies on the waves.
The ntIle girl dies Of grief
Sunrise on the beach.
Mermalds are swimming ont from
the shore, taking with them a baby
Iaer mald' which is a spirit form Ok
the little girl who died
The sparrow, transformed by a
fairy, becomes a youth The canary
becomes = maid This maid is An
nette kellerman-
That starts the story. which later
becomes a spectacle full Of battle
scenes, in which crowds take part
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
FOR CAR LINE
To HIGH SCHOOL
Mayor Lea Favors Building
Car Track Along Crosby
Street From Oregon.

With the completion OF the new $780,
900 high school building in sight within
the next few months. attention is now
being given to the matter OF affordins
transportation facilities and access &c
the structure, which stands in the
shadow Of the mesa and among a series
OF low hills.
The necessity Of e street car line 10
the school is recognized and mayor Tom
Lea is now discussing with the FL PasO
Electric Railway company the matter
OF extending a new car line 10 the
school. Mayor Lea desires that q line
be built that viii reach the site on a
level with the school obviating the
necessity Of children climbing the long
flights Of stairs that lead to the en-
trance from the front. After consider
able Investigation he is convinced that
the most practicable route is along
Crosby street strikes the high school
building on a level with the building on
the west side
Improving streets Toward School.
The council recently granted the Pc
tition OF property owners for the paving
Of Ange street from Franklin street 10
a point on a level with the stdium floor
at the high school A petition is in FOR
the paving OF St Nrain street 1ron
Franklin street to the high school site,
and tins doubtless VIII De granted OllIl
street is TO TO paved from Mesa avenue
TO Ange street affording another route
TO the high school, and other streets
leading to the high school are TO be
opened by grading Some OF this work
involves the tearing down OF small hills
and eminences. The lowering Of the
crests Of hills where they lie on private
property is a matter that is up to the
property owners. but as grading will be
necessary to make this property avail
able for building sites the improvement
will be only a matter Of time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
DAILY RECORD

Building Permits
To J. X Turbeviue TO build a brick tene-
ment on Wyoming street; estimated cost
To victor Blot. to build an adobe resi-
dence on Alameda avenue; estimated cost
Deeds Filed
West side Of South Stanton between Sec
ond and Third D. Mayer and wife to
H H Briggs and wife. lot s. block I36.
Campbelis addition; consideration SO; jan
uary 80. 1916
Canutiuo townste-Juan Ribera and wife
TO A Lujan. a tract Of land in Fl Canutillo
townsite; Fl Paso county; consideration
$3.50; May Is. 1915.
South side Of Louisville between Dakota
and Kentucky. c. McNary and Tom B.
Newman to W. S. Duffy and Bessie Duffy,
lot 1s, and the easterIy one-haf Of lot 20,
block 90. Highland park; consideration
south side Of Federal between Indiana
and Dakota-Highlands Realty com7any 20
Henry T Bowie lot 80. block y, Highland
park: consideration 500: May IS. 1916.
North side Of Alameda between Estrella
and Cebada-Lee H OrndOrff and wife to
V Blot and wife, lot &c. and the easterly
one-half Of lot -. block 20. Fest e Pasoi
consideration $500; May 6. 1916
North side Of Hueco between Lamar and
Houston-A- P. Depew and wife 70 the May
field Building and Improvement company,
lots S. g. 10. block Is. Government Hilli con-
sideratiOn $780, MAY %; lSie-
To Dr. and Mrs, living Mcneil 1917 East
Rio Grande. May 20.
To Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Guerrero, 10. Flor
ence. Nay %.
Births-BOys.
To Mr. and Mrs Daniel Cohen, 1903 North
Stanton. May 3.
Automobiles Licensed.
6066-C- ?. Book 3f36 Rivera, Buick road
ster-
6O67-C- y. smith, Fl. Bliss. Saxon road
ster.
6OeS-G- Cushing. 1908 Caiisernia. Ford
touring car
Marriage Licenses Issued
Jose Gomez and Beatrice CfarvaT.
l. Rodriguez and C. Chavarria-
Jose Caro- and Elisa Nunez.
Deaths.
Conception Godinez. age IS. 1000 MagoffIn
NAY q: buried IN Evergreen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
THREE SMALL FIRES
CAUSE LITTLE DAMAGE

Fire OF unknown origin in the kitch
en- Of q residence occupied by the fam
fly OF Manuel Torres. at sos East Sec
ond street, caused slight damages Sat
urday night at SAB o'clock The fire
was discovered by members OF the fam
ily. who turned in an alarm, the Cen
traI station responding The blaze was
extinguished with chemicals after a
portion Of woodwork had been burned.
An explosion OF a gasoline stove
caused a small fire at rs san JacintO
street early Sunday morning Very lit
tie damage was done, the fire being
confined to one room No one was in
jured-
Sunday afternoon the East Fl Paso
department was called out to a small
fire caused by burning trash in the
1900 block Of Magoffin avenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
ATTEMPTS TO EXCITE HIS
COUNTRYMEN; IS ARRESTED

Elario Garcia was arrested in the
lower part OF the city Saturday night
by mounted officers and placed in the
city jail on a charge of disturbing the
peace, resisting an officer and attempt
inE 10 incite a riot Garcia. II is al
legged. was addressing a number OF
Mexicans concerning the American pu-
nitive expedition into Mexico at the
time Of his arrest
-Four other Mexicans were later ar
rested on South FL Paso street and
placed in the city Jail on a charge OF
obstructing the sidewalk. They gave
the names OF Alvino Casas. F. de Ia
Rosa r. Jimenez and A Guevara- They
were released on bonds Of So, pending
trial before judge Thomas in corpora
ton court this afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
SEVEN ORDNANCE OFFICERS
ARE RELIEVED FROM DETAIL

The following army orders have been Is
sued
By direction OF the president. captains y
+. r Miles. jr-, first neutenants C z Par
fridge. d K. Shurtieff and p. o. Lewis. ord
nance department are relieved from detail
in that department effective June IS
Leave Of absence: Capt. H C Rexach.
Porto Rico regiment Of infantry. one month
and SIX days. Col. W @ Rafferty,. coast ar
tillery corps. two months
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
FALLS AGAINST REAR FENDER
OF AUTOMOBILE; HEAD IS CUT

Reyes Sandoval, a Mexican laborer
residing at 5o25 San Antonio street,
sustained a deep cash in the head sat
urday night about II o'clock, when he
fell against the rear fender Of an au-
timobiIe driven by Clyde Hines Of So
North stanton street. The accident oc-
Cured as Sandoval was crossing the
intersection OF Piedras street and Ma
coffin avenue. The automobile was
moving slowly at the time according
to witnesses. and did not strike Sando-
val. who. going across the street, fell
against the rear fender.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
NINE MEN ARE SELECTED
TO TRY THE ORPET CASE

Waukegan. Ill. May 29.-Nine men.
eight OF them already sworn in as ju-
rors and one tentatively accepted. were
in the Jury box when the examination
Of veniremen in the trial Of VIII Orpet
for the murder OF Marian Lambert was
resumed today.
A new venire of 50 men was sum
mOned TO the court room today. max
ing a total of 7S6 men who have been
called for examination.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
YOUNG BOY Is STABBED;
MEXICAN YOUTH ARRESTED

Robert Hefflefinger. a 14-year old
boy residing at 1922 Grand avenue, sus-
tanned a severe knife cut in the left
arm Saturday evening at $50 o'clock
at san Antonio and oregon streets SAL
vador Rios a young Mexican was placed
in the city jail on q charge Of aggra-
waited assault and will be turned over
to the custody Of Mrs Emma Webster,
county probation officer. He was cap
tured after a chase OF several blocks
by motorcycle officer NJ P Scheerer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
FLOOD OF MOTOR FANS
POURS INTO INDIANAPOLIS

Indianapolis. Ind. May 29.-The an
nual flood Of automobile race fans was
pouring into indianapolis today from
every direction. The sixth annual run
ming OF the international sweepstakes
on the Indianapolis motor speedway to-
morrow is the attraction
Twenty-one and possibly more drivers
are expected to start the 500 miles con-
test.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29
HOURLAGON IS INJURED
WHY Thrown IRON BLGGY

Thrown from his buggy, when the
horse attached to II became fright
ened and ran away at Second and e.
PasO streets Saturday afternoon, Chas.
Hourlagon. sustained a number Of Sc
we're bruises about the body. He was
later sent to his home on St Vrain
street, after being examined and found
not 70 have been seriously injured.
The buggy. which was dashed against
z telephone post, was considerably dam
aged, lille the horse escaped injury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29

says moving pitchers is popular
with henpecked men cause they like to
get a chact TO laff at a woman with
out being talked to death"
Mary Miles Minter has become q
suffragist. She hopes that when she
is q. six years hence, she will be al
lowed TO vote.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29

Harem scene in KeIlerman picture
In the million dollar Annette Keller
this month, there III be seen the
harem OF an oriental sultan. Beauties
by scores were employed by Fox as
wives for the potentate. One Of them
Is shown above.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29

An acre planted 10 bananas is said 20
produce as much food value as 80 acres OF
potatoes or 133 acres Of wheat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29

Wisdom from Sis Hopkins. Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-29

To J. X TurbeviIe TO build a brick tene-
ment on Wyoming street; estimated cost
$500
To Victor Blot. TO build an adobe resi-
dence on Alameda avenue; estimated cost
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-07-08

Mountain Home, Idaho, June 18th,
1916.
To Honorable Board of County Com
missioners, Gilmore County, Idaho,
Gentlemen:
| hereby agree to furnish abstract
for 1912 tax sale certificates Show
ing present record owner of property
covered by said certificates, and
also in said abstract make a nota-
ton of owner of record of such prop
erty taxed as of date of second Mon
day of January 1912 if not assessed
to rightful owner for said year.
This abstract win be signed and
certified 10 by myself an abstractor
under a $40 900 90 abstracter's bond.
For the sum of seventy-five dol
lars ($75.OO.
Respectfully submitted,
o. E. Norell,
Bonded Abstracter.
Roll call requested resulted as fol
lows Letting bid to 0. e. Norell
Butler, Yes; Morgan. yes; Whitson,
No. Thereupon the chairman de-
clared the contract let to o. e.
Norell
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-07-08

voting nay, none. @Z
The chairman declared that three ~
fourths of the board of trustees had ~
voted in the affirmative, and that said M
motion was duly carried and that IN
the further reading of said ordinance IL
was dispensed with
Thereupon, Trustee Harmon moved ~
that said ordinance be placed upon IN
its passage, which motion was duly N
seconded by Trustee Johnson and the ri
roll was called upon said motion with II
the following result. ~
Those voting aye: Trustees Park, -.
Harmon, Johnson, Briggs. Those yot- =
ing nay, none. IN
The chairman declared the motion ~
carried and the said ordinance placed n
upon its passage. Thereupon Trus- ~
tee Briggs moved that said ordinance ~
be passed as read and the motion ~
was seconded by trustee Harmon.
The question being upon the pas I'M
sage of said ordinance, the roll was N
called with the following result: ~
Those voting aye: Park, Harmon, ~
Johnson, and Briggs. Those voting IL
nay, none
The chairman declared that ma zE
jority of all the members elected to m
the board of trustees had voted for ~
the passage of said ordinance, and N
that said motion was carried and IL
coid ordipopra l1v naScad ii
On motion, said ordinance was mum ~
bered 1863 and ordered published in ~.
the Mountain Home Republican, a IW
newspaper published in the Village OF ~
Mountain Home, according to law. n
The chairman appointed the street IL
committee and the clerk as COM ~
mittee to prepare the 1916 tax levy. ~
On motion he meeting adjourned. ~
Attest: Approved; m
F. G. Ticknor Stanton Park, ~
Clerk Chairman. IN
Mountain Home, Idaho June 2Sth, n
1916. ~
The Board of Trustees of the Vii IN
age of Mountain Home, Idaho, met ~
in special called session on Wednes- ~
day evening, June 2Sth, 1916 for ~
the purpose of hearing protests ~
against the assessment roll In SAM NW
tary Sewerage improvement District ~
No. 8, and The following members IN
were present: Stanton Park, chair @l
man, members Johnson, Harmon, Z
Briggs and Sullivan. %
The following proceedings were had4 ~
to-Wit: l@
This being the hour set for hearing LIZ
protests against the assessment roll IN
in Sanitary Sewerage Improvement ~
District No. 3, and it appearing that 2
no protests have been filed with ~
the Clerk, and no person appearing ~
to offer protest to said roll and it APP IN
pearing to the Chairman and Board liz
of Trustees that said assessment roll ~
is in all respects just and equitable ZN
and made in accordance to law, it ~
was moved by member Johnson and *
seconded by member Sullivan that ~
said assessment roll be and the III
same is hereby approved and con- IL
firmed. On call of the roll the folloW I'm
ing members voted Yes: Park, w
Harmon, Briggs, Sullivan, Johnson. ~
Whereupon the Chairman declared the ~
motion carried. ~
Member Briggs thereupon moved that IN
the Board adjourn, motion was sec ~
onded by Harmon, the vote being IN ~
:: :: &C.: .. ::::: e: 8:
the affirmative, the Board adjourn ~
ed. =.
Attest: Approved: ~
F. G. Ticknor, Stanton Park,
Clerk Chairman. ~
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-07-08

Relative to abstracts covering the
record owners of 1912 tax sale certi-
ficates: The Board requesting bids
be submitted, the following bids
were submitted which are in words
and figures as follows:
Mountain Home, Idaho, June 18th
1916.
To the Board Of County Commits.
soners, Elmore County, Idaho.
Gentlemen: For the abstractlng
of record owners in relation to the
tax sale certificates for the levy OF
1912. l hereby submit a bid of $50
fifty cents) for each certificate alb
stracted.
Respectfully submitted,
q r Wetherell
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-08-24
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
,IvIC INTERESTS

To the casual observer, the Mineral
Point Fair of this year never presented
such pleasing aspect.
Thanks to the generosity of the
Field Day Committee, the fair build
ings were repainted and the grounds
generally improved and beautified
The exhibits, which are the main pur-
pose of a country fair, were well re-
presented the races unusually good,
the special attractions high class. The
Fair has never been better patronized.
Surely every citizen must have been
proud of this fact
So much for general appearances.
But unfortunately there We're certain
places, not sufficiently investigated.
The booths, as usual, were glaring,
but innocent fakes. an adjunct of all
fairs. But what of the side shows =?
Princess Babette" and the Oriental
Dancers" surely they were not cen
sored ! Not only were they extremely
vulgar and of the lowest moral tone,
but they catered to class of young
men and boys, to whom they would be
most harmful. As no one has seemed
to take the responsibility of this most
important factor of the fair, the time
has arrived when every citizen should
make it a personal duty to see that
the Mineral Point Fair is not only fl
nancial success, but clean and whole
some event in the life Of the communi-
ty, fit for the enjoyment of all ages
Signed:
AN UNOFFICIAL INSPECTOR.