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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24

Special Notices
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CAR LOAD broke Spanish mules. s211 Ala
media ave
YOUR mattress renovated. sL7s Up; carpets
cleaned Erwin Mig Co. phone ITO
SELECT school: army children solicited.
Phone 7410W-
NOTICE-The Western Furniture Co. sells
furniture only; TO clothing; and = To-
Gated corner Stanton and Overland ST
FOR Sun GLASSES, goggles and all optical
BARSETTs-sls san Antonio st.
MONUMENTS. MARKERS & sTATUARY.
F. J. Thorne. Box -, FL Paso. Texas Office
at Evergreen Cemetery. Phone 100
TOMATO plants. 25c per doz-; 75e per 100;
IS per 1000. Cash mail orders receive prompt
attention.
$500 block. Alameda, Phone $3.50
WE ARE now equipped TO 90 furniture
repairing, upholstering, refinisnlnE anu
any kind Of work in this line Phi. 1110-1sT1-
ERWIN MANUFACTURING CO.
j. c. sTANsELL & son. Detective agency
We solicit the patronage OF attorneys. cor =
porations or individuals in any class Of
legitimate investigation 3l4-l5 Security
Bank bldg Phone 1888
WANTED men and women 10 Join dane
ing class az Dreamland Dancing academy
all the latest dances taught; between .
and D. m Corner Overland and oregon
SITS upstairs Phone s1SS-
on ACCOUNT Of our steady increase IN bus
mess we have moved 10 larger quarters
Now We are doing sanitary mattress reno
waiting and carpet cleaning as well as furni-
ture repairing, packing. changing colors ana
uphoIstering. Same phone. 4llo. better
service I4OS East First St
G. ID. HOUSER UPHOLSTERING co.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
The partnership between H n Maple and
Il T WaIZ heretofore existing ana doing
business under the firm name OF Maple
and Wall has been dissolved by mutual
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24
Business Chances.


FOR SALE-Small grocery. good location
clean stock Phone 1929
FOR SALE-Large dairy; first class can
be beat in southwest; good location. excel
lent business; we'll equipped Address Z al
care Herald
WATCHES CLEANED. soc up; handspring
30 cts. and up.
BARNETTS-eI9 san Antonio st.
DOCTOR AUER
Chronic diseases. female diseases Nervous
diseases 500 Two Repub bldg Phi 4s42-o14o-
CONFECTIONERY for sale in live west
Texas town; railroad division; DOING good
business: is a money maker; viii invoice
about $500; can reduce stock about S1eoo-
VIII bear close inspection Address box
400. Amarillo. Texas
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS FOR SALE
Centrally located: paying $3.50 per month
net: good lease. an exceptional opportunity
for the party with $1,000 cash. For par
ticuiars
See PIPER. with
JAMES l.. MARI 4 COMPANY.
s04 san Antonio St Phone fssu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24

The partnership between H N Maple and
h T Walz heretofore existing and doing
business under the firm name OF Maple
and Walz has been dissolved by mutual
consent said dissolution TO take effect from
this date March l.. 1871
- H N. MAPLE.
Il T WALL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24
Helu WaEted-Agents.

AGENTS Nanufacture your own drtict t
besf formula on the market send lec CON
Arthnr ~. Preston ave. h94sl9n- -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24

FOR SALE-Smsll grocery. good location
clean stock Phone 1929
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24

Jewellery Repairing.
EXPERTS on all high grade American and
BARNETT-21s san Antonio It.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24

A Dos h1N LOOK ukEl
49, ~klAga NJ 4E
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24
nOCTOR AIER

WATCHES CLEANED. soc up; Inainspring'
80 cts and up.
BARNETTS-eI9 san Antonio st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24

A noted admiral.
YESTERDAYS ANSWERS
Right side dOtCR at eIbOso-
Dolce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-24
Apartments Furnished { Unfurnished

FOR RENT-WfU lease 10 responsible party,
three rooms and sleeping porch unfurnished;
viii furnish If desired. Phone 301S.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25

tempts to regain the high ground. We
were compelled to give ground slight
ly.
Later. in counter attacking. we re-
established our former line"
Early front dispatches today FORE
cast the violent fighting reported in
Haigs statement. Prisoners taken by
the British reported that orders had
gone forth from the German high
command that Bourbon wood and vii
lage be taken at all costs. The ter
ritory has furnished Germany with
her most valuable observation point in
this section Of the line. 1t il at the
top Of a considerable knoll beyond
which the country slopes away on all
sides.
The Germans had erected giant tow
ers in this forest. cleverly concealing
them in the foliage.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25

tinued tonight British airmen. de-
spite vile flying weather..rain and
mist were extraordinarily active
Scores OF machines flew over the Ger
man reinforcements as they were
massed back of the lines, machine gun
ming their ranks.
Prisoners confessed that the enemy
was thoroughly disorganized by the
suddenness of the British attack and
the unparalleled ferocity with which
they We're following it up. They de-
clared that civilians behind the Ger
man lines-young and old alike-were
marshalled and forced to work on new
defenses. One prisoner said he had
seen captives taken by the Germans or
the Russian and Italian fronts in this
work, indicating the desperation with
which the enemy Is seeking man power
to build defenses.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25
FIGHTING HEAVIEST
SINCE why RIDGE

London, Nov. 24.-Fighting that car
ried opposing forces back and forth
over the same hard fought for positions
and was characterized by bitterness
unapproached possibly since vimy
Ridge marked today's battle around
Cambria.
Field Marshal Haig reported his men
established once in Bourbon wood:
elected by desperate German ou-
slaughts, and once again occupying
that high ground by fierce counter at
tacks.
I'm the neighborhood of Bourbon
wood" the British commander in
chief reported. there was fierce fight
ing. The enemy made determined at
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25

All hope that Kerensky and his pro-
visional government could be rein
stated vanished with Bakhmetieffs
dissolution of the embassy. In SO do
Ing he confessed to the ruin Of that
regime. and at the same time voiced
openly his opinion that no good for
Russia or the world can come out of
the Bolsheviki proposals.
British officials here fear the Rus
sian army will soon starve and with
morale thus shattered will move back
into the country for food. Such de-
velopment would free the last of the
German divisions on the eastern front
for service elsewhere and at the same
time make available much artillery
for use In France and Italy
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25
MONDAY.


! War department announces casualty
list of two KILLED and five wounded In
action at American front
Italians hold Austro- German forces
at Piave river line. infilcting heavy
losses on enemy.
President Wilson issues proclama-
ton barring enemy aliens from Wash
ington and the Panama canal zone.
Premier Lloyd George defends war
council plan before house of commons.
Russian extremists reported in COM
plete control of Petrograd and Mos
COW.
war coAncil given assurance by Ore
gon Short Limb early apple crop in
southwestern Idaho will be moved
prior to Dec. l, 1917.
Trial of Dan Ruth for murder of
Tom Cavanagh at Weiser, centers on
Ruth's so-called confession.
Additional Ada county draft men
are rejected at Camp Lewis because
Of physical deficiency; QUESTIONABLE
summary Issued.
TUESDAY,.
Announcement made of sinking OF
American destroyer Chauncey sunk
In collision, with loss of FL lives.
Pope Benedict secures promise OF
Germany and Austria that the art
treasures Of Venice will be spared II
city is captured.
American regimental headquarters
in France hit by German shell; nc
casualties.
Grand Duke Nicholas puts himself
at head Of Cossacks in attempt to re-
store Russian monarchy.
United States will insist on clear
statement to world by allies Of wal
aims.
Adjutant general issues communi-
cation to county exemption boards
paving way for second draft.
Instructions at night schools ir
state educational institutions to Ss
given conscripts to qualify them al
radio operators for signal corps.
Amortization plan for redemption Of
school district plans placed beforl
state land board and looked upon will
favor.
WEDNESDAY.
br1G6H, III pOWeT1ul uILVo, pierce
Hindenburg line in Cambria region
advancing four miles.
Germans suffer terrible losses in at.
tacks against Italian positions on the
Piave river. Announced that Ger
many has five armies in Italy.
| American troops pour steadily into
France.
United States Marshal T. B. Martir
fires at Deputy Marshal Steunenburs
curing alteration In street at Coeul
d'Alene.
AdJutant general issues communi
cation to county exemption board.
paving way for second draft to go Int
effect.
| Governor Alexander announces extrs
session Of legislature is not likely now
but will visit cantonment camps befor'
definitely making up mind
Federal Fuel Administrator Good
ing says coal relief for Idaho not II
sight
Idaho boy saw one of the convo!
ships taking him to England. strucl
by torpedo.
Y. M. C. A. Of state increases It
subscription quota to $4,000.
THURSDAY.
| Advance of British continued: gall
in first two days OF Cambria driv
| over eight miles
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25
ARMIES IN
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(ContfNued from Page OneJ
now in British hands. They give far
reaching view Of all the battlefield be-
yond
CONCENTRATING FORCES.
Germany's staff Is concentrating ev-
cry man who can, be spared to defend
Cambria. Yhe city's usefulness az a
base Is already gone.
Prisoners were taken today belong
ing to the 30th and 10th divisions. The
first division had been rushed from
the Aisne front: the second from
Flanders. They were hastily flung
into the struggle.
AlRMEN VERY ACTIVE.
A steady influx OF German troops
into the whole Cambria sector con-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25
ANARCHIST BOMB
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was responsible for the explosion. Po-
lice rushed about in a guard to keep
the crowd back from the man. The
officer in charge refused to state why
the man was in custory.
John O'Brlen, son Of Detective
O'Brien, who was killed. was on the
scene. Grasping Detective Bait Ma
loney by the arm. he cried, tell me
the truth. Bait. Is father dead?" The
big detective broke down. He could
not tell the boy. Two men led the
youth away.
BOYS TOOK IT TO STATION.
Miss M. L. Richter. missionary
worker, said a scrub woman found the
bomb while cleaning the church this
afternoon. She turned 1t over to Miss
Richter, who had two boys take 1t to
the police station. One Of the boys
was Sam Mazzone.
One Of the boys. possibly Maxzone,
was being questioned by the police
when the explosion occurred. Detec-
tive Maloney rushed the boy across
to the sherifrs office where he was
searched. He was later released.
MEANT FOR MINISTER.
Police are convinced the bomb was
meant for Rev. Guiliano and are
are searching for a connection between
the placing of the machine and the
Bay View anarchist riots Of last
spring, precipitated by the pastor. Two
detectives were killed when they at
tempted to round up the anarchists on
the pastors "tip." police said.
BY a queer turn Of fate, Detectives
Templin and Weller were killed by
the bomb tonight. They were two OF
the squad of detectives who rounded
up the anarchists at Bay View.
Doubt was expressed in some quar-
tiers if the bomb was timed. Experts
asserted their belief it was q friction
bomb and that Station Keeper Deck :
ert exploded it by trying to open 1t.
A detective said the bomb was lying
in a corner of the room when the ex-
plosion occurred. There are no living
eye witnesses to prove how 1t was ex-
ploded.
POLICE TRACE REPORTS.
Police are following a well authen-
ticated report that the bomb did not
come directly to the station from the
church. The church Is on the east
side. Two boys. answering the de-
scription of those who entered the po-
lice station. were seen on q State
street car on the west side and asked
the conductor to let them off at Broad
way. two blocks from the police sta
tion. They were carrying . heavy
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25
NEWS OF THE WEEKIN BRIEF
italian. r.psl.s ~ ogm+n o.

Italians repnlss o. GsFmsn on
Russian commander In chief re-
moved because he refused to obeyl
orders to negotiate for armistice. ~
Jury completed in trial at Mineola.
N. Y, Of Mrs. De Saulles for murder
Of husband.
Butter merger for manufacturing
dairy product branded fraud by state
pure food commissioner.
German farmer raises national flag
which he had lowered.
Idaho men drafted into first ma
tional army cost less than ~ per
capita.
Governor rules that only those who
favor war can speak In this state and
lecturer at Lewiston il therefore
barred from speaking.
Argument by counsel begins In Cav
anaugh murder case at Weiser.
FRIDAY.
Haig switches his attack to the
Ypres sector and reports good gains.
General Byng continues his assault
on Cambria and repulses heavy Ger
man counter attacks.
Italians still hold fast to the Plave
river line, while British and French
armies prepare to assist
German diplomat reported by Stock
holm on his way to Petrograd bearing
offer of peace to Russia.
Rear Admiral Caps to retire as gen.
eral manager of the Emergency Fleet
! corporation.
Dan Ruth convicted at Weiser of
murder In the second degree for killing
his cousin, Thomas Cavanagh.
| Idaho Defense league for Ada
county formed by citizens to run down
sedition and treason.
Major J. B. Burns and Rev. T. p.
Graham commissioned by Adjutant
| General Moody to confer with county
exemption boards.
| Week OF Dec. to 8 set aside for
women of state between ages Of 16 and
ton.
Rules governing issuance OF licenses
to sell explosives issued.
In appeal to governor, Governor
Boyle Of Nevada asks Idaho mining
men to protect silver producing mines
| Change in directorate of Pacific Ma
tional bank forecasts important bank
Ing developments.
| F1nal degree IN masonry given Dy
| Scottish rite.
| No bias shown in selection Of men
for first draft says adjutant general.
SATURDAY..
Navy department announces sinking
of German submarine by American
destroyers in European waters.
Ambassador Bakhmetieff Of Russia
breaks off all allegiance to the Boil
shevih government.
General Byng's British forces with
in two miles Of Cambria.
Formal negotiations for an armi-
stice opened between Germany and
Russia
Samuel Gompers reelected presi-
dent of the American Federation OF
Labor.
Italians assume offensive on the
Piave river front.
Eleven killed and five injured b.
explosion Of bomb while under exami-
nation in Milwaukee police station.
Railroads war board decides t
operate all railroads west of Chicago
as single unit.
James H. Hawley returns from cas-
and announces campaign to start sale
Of war saving stamps in Idaho.
|, Class of So given degrees in order
of Mystic Shrine
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25
SMALL AMERICAN
VESSEL TORPEDOED

Washington, Nov. 24.-The American
steamer Schuyikill, small vessel for :
merly In service on the Great Lakes,
has been torpedoed and sunk, the navy
department was advised today. Forty
OF the crew were landed at Mediter-
ranean port There were no naval
guard aboard the shin
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25
KERENSKY SAFE AND
PLANS FOR FUTURE

Christiana. Nov. 24.-.Premier Ker-.
ensky Is safe and Is planning for HIS
Immediate future and that Of Russia"
declared David Soskice, formerly sec
rotary to the Russian leader, today on
his arrival here.
He refused to tell of his chiefs
whereabouts.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25

package, wrapped In a newspaper, as
was the bomb.
Fifteen minutes after they left the
car the explosion occurred. An I'M
verified police report said one Of the
boys was killed in the explosion. The
other was released from custody and
will probably be reapprehended for
further Questioning.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25
more men and asked special meai
to provide them.
EXAMPLES CITED.

Examples Of the way In which the
trackage OF the various lines Is to be
pooled were given by the war board
to the government heads.
The Western Maryland will allow its
line to be used as an eastbound track
in connection with the Baltimore IL
Ohio from Connellville. Pa. to Jerome,
Md, 1875 miles, thus making three
tracks between these points.
The Erie railroads are to be used
to it's full capacity in transporting
lake ore and coal between Cleveland
and youngstown, and power and
equipment will be provided from other
lines for its use as required.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25
TO OPERATE
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cant gathering Of its kind since the
war opened.
the imperative necessity for i'm
proving the present transportation
conditions was emphasized," said
Garfield, following the conference.
he mad only a few hours previously
ordered coal operators in Oklahoma
and Michigan to keep their mines
running on penalty of government
seizure and operation. Garfield also
today gave New England, the heart OF
the munition industry, a coal priority
order insuring consumers maximum
shipments via tidewater ports ahead
OF all interests except railroads and
government needs.
ASK FOR SURVEY.
The railroads asked Garfield tn mako
survey OF present coal contracts
methods of purchase and shipment of
coal so as to shorten the rail haul
from mine to consumer. They prom
ised to Cooperate in coal pooling.
The carriers also asked that an I'M
mediate survey be made of all gov
eminent requirements now involving
the movement OF raw material so that
accumulations on cars and lines and in
| terminals will not occur as now"
Admitting Concentration, in eastern
territory Of vast government and in
dustrial activities has overtaxed" the
| eastern lines. the railway executives
suggested that such enterprises be
| kept out of that territory In the fu-
ture, as far as possible.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25
FIREMAN SUCCUMBS
TO DEADLY FUMES

San Francisco, Nov. Acknowledging
in his bunk aboard the tanker w. +.
Heron tonight, John Patrick. fireman,
found the room rapidly filling with
cyanide gas from a fumigating basin
placed there by quarantine officials.
The bulkhead doors were locked and
before he could be rescued succumbed
to the deadly fumes.
-Four men who attempted to save him
by climbing through portfolio. were
overceme and one, Arthur McPhee, may
die.
This il the fifth fatality in two years
on vessels in the bay as the result of
improper fnmigation.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25

The Pathephone plays perfectly all
Jensen's, 21o Eighth street, or make
comparison right in your own home
Adv. D %
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-25

No BIIidlI pdchtTS, Us TtSult, prOD-
ably will reap greater rewards from
the meat industry than the five larger
ones. Their gain is based on turn
over" of sales, probably resulting in
10 per cent profit year.
Meat prices will be cut as result
Of the regulations, Cotton declared. He
refused to say to what extent present
prices would be reduced. Reductions
In by-products will also result, he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-03
Bitter Attack
Made on Wilson
Chairman Of Prohibition Party
accuses Him of Coming 10
Rescue Of Brcwcrs.
Iny Associated Press.l

wASHINGTON, July 2.-Virgil G.
Hinshaw. chairman of the National COM
mittee OF the Prohibition party. to-day
issued n statement attacking President
wilson's action in asking prohibition
leaders not to delay passage OF the
food control bill by insisting on re-
tention Of the provisions affecting the
manufacture of beer and light wines.
We would undoubtedly have ma
tional prohibition within thirty days."
said Mr.. Hinshaw. were 1t not for the
Interference of Woodrow Wilson. COM
Ing to the rescue of the brewers in the
final hour.
IF his purpose had been to speed leg
islation. he would not have suggested
course involving the reversal Of the
entire lower house. excepting five men,
bers.
HE may lead the economic forces,
but he cannot lead the moral forces
henceforth."
The Antisaloon Leagues legislative
committee. in response to President
Wilson's request. agreed not to press
for prohibition of beer and light wines
in connection with the food bill, but
said II would work for the enactment
of such legislation later on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-03
PUT BLAME ON LABOR
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Said to Have Promised Work Mt Fancy
Wages to Men who Could Not
Secure Employment.

w. A. Moran. business agent Of tho
Carpenters and Joiners' Union OF Rich
mond. conferred for some time yes
tcrday with employees of labor at the
cantonment site near Petersburg in an
effort to solve the problem of salts
factory scale of wages that labor con-
ditions at the camp be cleared of all
misundersta ndinG. Local labor men
we're OF the opinion yesterday that the
order OF the War Department fixing the
pay OF workingmen at the prevailing
union scale would not have the effect
OF adjusting the differences over wages
Considerable criticism of the general
conditions existing at the cantonment
was heard in Richmond labor circles
yesterday. in the main, however,
through the alleged INTERPRETATIONS
OF labor agencies. which are said to
have offered men employment at fancy
wages. When the men arrived at the
camp site after purchasing the neces-
sary tools. many of them found that
they could not secure employment, and
in some instances were forced to pawn
their saws and hammers to secure
transportation back to Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-03
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