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Jl .PASO JbLt-J-LLJLt
OMQISSUEJEWHIGHSCH
$450000 Proposal for Re-
demption of Court Scrip
Before Voters.
"""n electorate of El Paso county will
r -:er us desires at the polls IVed-
r sda "n a proposal to issue $438000
cT five per cent bonds for the purpose
1 rrtirinp the scrip given for the pay-
t nr of the indebtedness incurred in
erecting the new court house now near-
e ..mpletlon.
Tiose favoring the issue declare its
! 1 tion would mean a reduction in
Ne ta rate as the first payment on
e 'mrxls would not be made until in
I'M and there would be no need for
a lew this year for the sinking fund.
Se ondly. the bonds nonl.i be radeem-
a Ie oe- a period of 40 years where-
as tfe ".-rip would hae to be paid in
" r..rs The bonds b"ar only fivo
r f t interest while the scrip car-
ts i
1 tond Issue would run 40 years
w b a proviso that they could be re-
" - fl after ten years if the county
c r- s
n"-' pojTs will be open between the
n "jrs of S oclock in the morning and
" oclock in the evening Wednesday
"e tables and other election para-
c-' Jsa are being transported to th
f jus oung precincts today.
Alumni Association Desires j
Everybody to Visit the
School Thursday.
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Bodily Housekeeping
(By .JIT"E HAMILTON" M. D.)
The subject of drinking water with
t e has been misunderstood.
Tn Tec ent years investigation by
rr a r s of X-rays the observations of
s iei ists such as Cannon Grutxner.
I vlov. Fowler. Hawk prove that an
aljrui.nce of water taken during di-
gest en is necessary m good bodily
hcusekeeping. To drink a pint of hot
wat. r before meals is sood practice
r d itmse suffering from a. catarrhal
c "flitiuii of the stomach will find ben-
f in adding about 10 grains (one-
s i'h of a level tea spoonful) of baking
s da. drinking it an hour before each
meal
per-a .dity should drink slowly a pint
ef medium cold water two hours af-
ter meals.
If your kidneys are sick or you suf-
f r with lumbago or rheumatism at
mes pain in the back or back of the
eric take a little Anuric before meals.
1 is can be found at any good drug
re and was first discovered by Dr.
1'iercc of the Surgical Institute in
I ffaio. X. T.
Wl' n run-down when life Indoors
1 .is brought about a stagnant condi-
i a in the circulation most everyone
filled with uric acid especially is
s so of people past middle age. This
- x acid in the blood often causes
euDi-tism lumbago swelling of
-ds or feet or a bag-like condition
er the eyes. Backache frequent
nation or the pains and stiffness of
c joints and high blood-pressure are
-o '-ften noticed. Everyone should
ik plenty of pure water and exer-
in the open air as much as pos-
I have found that Anuric is an
' cte fo: this uric acid poison and
t it will dissolve the accumulation
' ti- acid In the body much as hot
r dissolves sugar. Adv.
"Wc nam everybody in EI Paso resi- f
dents and visitors alike to visit the j
new high school Thursday afterno.m I
and inspect the building'" said Mrs. J
II. W. Broaddus. of the high school ;
alumni. i
The new high si hool is sonic' i -ns of
which HI Paso is proud aim Thi rJav. J
Thank.-irivms? da v. is to be h his.- warn-
mg day. Every El Pasoan ought to j
take enough interest in the children J
of El Paso to isit the school and
just w hat has been done for the tm s i
and girls of El Pasj. 1 hope the gri-
eral public will also take enough m-
terest in the schools to pa a visit j
to the high school on Thanksgnmc j
afternoon from four to six. to inspect j
the building.
"At o'clock there will be a. foot-
ball i .irr.e. participated in by the higli j
school second team and a militia team. I
and at 4 oclock there will be a pro- j
sram in the utidlurium of the bigT
srhr.ol ffr the entertainmf nt of those I
uh- c-11 to inspect the building J
"We hope that evsry alumnus i.f the
high school of whom there ai- 1. i
in El Paso will repadrt at the school l
at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon to -u t I
as hosts to the visitors and show luc j
pop!.- thro-.sh the building I
"It is a lutv that we all owe to tin
b.-s :no girls of the cit to take .ji
inti.- '." their schools."
NEWS BREVITIES.
(Advertisements )
Train Ilullrtln.
Teas Pacific train No. .".. u... a;
:35 p. m.. is reported to rne at 1 1 : .
li. m. G. & S. A. train No P. due at
::30 p. m.. Is reported to arrive at j
p. m. ah omer aueniuv.. rtnu "i j
trains are reported on time f-r to-
day. !
Ur. Anna Iteuni. Buckler Bid oeiE'ite
J. W. Parker of Pecos. .Toe Ir'.y of
Van Horn and IV. C. Ja. kson of Ft.
Stocktoif. are visiting attorneys in the
city on business before the court or
civil appeals.
Xegro To Br Hancril rteprieed.
Topeka. Kans N'o. 2S William
vnite. a negro anu aoho-i ...
States soldier sentenced to Le nar.gd
lor murder in the federal reservation at
- . r ...-nh Han 1 IHl VlCn I
" i-nn ieL cn ui t j---. - --i" . .
Those who are inclined to hy-J icprieved b- president Wilson. Capital
mimsnmem is proniouea oy -iw i.t
Kansas though legal on the federal
reservation.
Tobacco Habit
Easily Overcome
"N w Torer. of wide experience has
en a biuk ulline how the tobacco or
ft habit tnav be easily and quickly ban-
i with delightful benefit. The author.
vta- ' J. 1Voo5. Hit II. Station iicvr
' rk City will jnall his book free on re-
; t
"Hi health improves wonderfully after
a 5 craving is conquered. Calmness.
-ancu.l E.eep clear eyes. normal appetit.
r Dd cie ati on manly vigor strong memory
"3 a g-cra! gain in efficiency are among
the many c nefits reported. Get rid of that
ervsns .rrt-aIe feeling; no more need of
?e Igar cgar' tt . snuff or cb'wlng to-
a -o ii p-rj-j morbid desire. Adv.
Try Mrs. Clark. Cafeteria. SOS Mesa.
Track Laborers Must Bathe.
Galesburg. I1L. Nov. 28. Mexican
traek laborers on the Atchison Topeka
& Santa Fe railroad here will have to
take a bath once a week hereafter as
a result of an order issued by Dr. J. F.
Kaster chief surgeon of the road who
is here combatting the typhus fever
epidemic. Kaster ordered section fore-
men to see that every employe has a
bath every Sunday morning.
rhone 1007 for a good 5 or 7 passen-
ger car. We own and drive our own
cars. Plaza Auto Livery 314 Mesa.
Federal Attorney Killed.
Topeka. Kans- Nov. 2S. Francis M
Brady assistant United States distru t
attorney fell out of a fourth story win-
dow of a hotel here Monday night and
was instantly killed.
No Pain
By this new
method we
can take
jroar Im-
pressions in
tie morning
VV la;nnui tun K
1 ta nernfor m
Vk flitlihad te m
iXm a-. j(f m
Ileoolntion on the Death of C. C. Cox. .
Whereas death removed from our
midst on Nov. 19. 1916. Brother Clar-
ence C Cox. a loval and faithful mem-
ber for more than ten years of El Paso .
Typographical Union No. 570: and t
Whereas by his uprlghteousness and
strict adherence to the principles of I
unionism and his sterling friendship
exhibited at all times in his contact j
with his fellow workers make his loss
more keenly felt. Therefore be it
Resolved tnat a raso yposrapmcai
Union No. 370 hereby extends its heart-
felt sympathy to the relatives and
friends of Brother Clarence C- Cox; that
a copy of these resolutions be spread
upon bur minutes: that a copy be sent
to his relatives: that a copy be given
.l. ....a.... fnw MiMiMtlnn 9Tiit that mir
charter be draped in mourning for 0 j
days. j
Card of Tbankn.
We wish to express our manKs to
the B. P. O- K-'s and our many other
friends for their many kindnesses dur-
ing our late bereavement of our hus-
band and father.
Mrs. Chas. Cotton.
Mrs. Emogene Mercer
tg
Longvrell Be careful oryour baggage
checks. Leave at Longweirs. TeL L
L.at of the Vigilanteii Die".
Santa Barbara. Calif- Nov. 28. Chas.
H. Sherman who is believed to be the
last of the famohs San Francisco Vigi-
lantes died here Monday. He was 91
years old.
Eat at Pickwick. -403 N. Oregon.
$20 SET
OF TEETH
$7.50
Wlt-vnt
3m(
Beat made Brlfre aa
CroTras ..............
and givo yon your
teeth In the re-
nins. T can do
this work fit any
mouth; make a.
plate stick to SO
lbs. pull on a piece
of glass. So strong;
yon can stand on
them. Let u how
you this.
No zaore
..55.00
Tie leas
WrlUar
Bring Wltnen From Italian Army.
New York. Nov. 28. Antonio Car-
dmale. sought here as a material wit-
ness in the case of Barnet Baff. a poul-
trv dealer who was murdered it is al-
leged at the institgation of business
rivals in 1914. arrived from Italy Mon-
dav in the custody of detectives. Car-
i dinale had enlisted in the Italian army.
Dr. Itanchert. Dentist. Mills Bid:. Ph. 4S37.
Steel Mm'i "lVage Rained.
Pittsburg. Pa Nov. 28. An Increase
of ten percent in wages has been an-
nounced bv officials of the Superior
Steel ompany of Carnegie. The ad-
vance affects 1700 employes. A similar
increase has been announced bv the
Standard Steel Car company at New-
castle. Pa. benefiting 900 employes.
I
Eat at Savoy Cafe 110 S. Stanton.
All Work Guaranteed la
for Te Tears.
HEW STST-5I DEWTAl.
PARLORS
Cor. El Paso and San Antonio
Sts. over Savings Bank newly
renovated old First Nat. Bank
Blflg. Office hours 8:30 a. in. to
5:30 p. m. Sunday hours. '3I
a. nt. to 11 a. m.
Two Lady Attexfanta.
Saamisk ui German Spake .
Osteopathy may cure you. Triy It! Drs.
McCarthy. Osteopaths 502 N. Oregon.
Miner Demand Wage Ratac.
Ottawa. Ont.. Nov. 28. Representa-
tives of the coal miners and mine oper-
ators at Fernie. B. C. conferred with
government officials Monday concern-
ing the miners' demand for an Increase
of 25 percent in wages or an advance
equivalent to the increase in the cost
of living during the last two years. No
agreement has been reached.
JohnMcCormack's
NEW
SONGS
64622
The Sunshine of Your
Smile .... (Cooke-Rav)
10 in. $1.00.
74484
Don Giovanni II Mio
Tesoro (Mozart)
12 in. $1.50.
Another sentimental ballad
by the most well-known sing-
er in the United States.
Also an operatic selection.
It is not generally known that
McCormack is famous in Eu-
rope as a Mozart singer and
was chosen from all the tenors
of the world to sing at the
Mozart Festival in 1914. II
Mio Tesoro aroused a storm
of enthusiasm when sung by
McCormack in Chicago last
season.
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ecem
ber
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ANewHawaiian
Confection
18157
Waiu Luliluli (march) . . Louis Ferera
Kai Maia o ka Maoli (medley)
. . . Louis Ferera
10 in. 75c
Styles may come and styles may
go but Hawaiian music seems destined
to go on forever. No wonder we don't
get tired of it it seems as if each new
one overshadowed in its tropical charm
the ones that have gone before. Can
you recall any musical selection retain-
ing popularity as long as "Aloha oc"?
jy Such popularity shows the quality of
the music Here are two extra good
ones.
A New Dance Christmas Is Near A New Dance
Record
Record
18163
Hesitation Blues One Step (Smythe)
Victor Military Band
Kansas City Blues Fox Trot (Bow-
man) Victor Military Band
10-in. 75c
What are "blues" anyway? We've
tried to answer that question but all we
have found out is that they are characteris-
tically "raggy" and sound a good deal
like the negro chants of the South.
Two New Popular
Songs
18174
"TOW is the time to begin to
think of Christmas presents- .BFNSSe)Band
.
before the rush and congestion joTurnerBiu
begins. There is nothing more
appropriate or more complimen-
tary to the taste of the recipient
than a Victrola -which can be had
in all prices and sizes If a friend TWf) ISJF W
Medley Fox Trot
Victor Military Band
10-in. 75c
With the characteristic swing and
"pep" that you want for real dance music
These "Blues" hits are guaranteed to
make anyone except the stone-deaf and
crippled get up and dance.
a good assortment of records.
or relative owns a Victrola noth-
it is easy to keep up-to-date jng will be more appreciated than
wna a victroia; ine newest
song hits are no sooner being
whistled on Broadway than
.they are recorded by the Vic-
tor people and placed in thou-
sands of homes all over the
country. This month in re-
sponse to popular clamor a
new record has been made of
"Pretty Baby" by the Or-
pheus Quartet; "Give Me All
of You' from the new sensa-
tion. "Flora Bella" is on the
other side.
"Ma Li'l Starlight" another rage in
the East is sung by Davis and O'Hara;
"I'll Make You Want Me" on the other
side by the same singers. Both records
are 10-inch 75c and warranted to drive
the blues away.
GEMS
The Victor Book of The Opera
A beautiful volume containing the complete stories of 110
different grand operas. It is magnificently illustrated with
fine half-tone plates pictures of stars scenes from operas
and duplicates of artistic masterpieces. Bound in red cloth
of the finest quality with gold-leaf ornaments. A source of
infinite pleasure and instruction whether you own a Vic-
trola or not. The publishers make only about (j 1 ff
2c a. volume for profit an unusual value for P A W
f I I
.wJp
H&mmzw
ALUMS
Couizt Texas and Staktqx shuts
Several years ago the Vic-
tor company started giving
musical comedies light operas
even grand operas com-
plete on one twelve-inch rec-
ord though in a tabloid form.
These have become famous as
the Victor "Gems." This
month we take pride in listing
two such selections from two
of the most tuneful and popu-
lar musical comedies of 1916.
The Victor company makes
these gems only from success-
ful plays.
Gems from "Miss "Springtime." by
Emmerich Kalman composer of "Sari"
and sung by the Victor Light Opera Co.
is on one side; Gems from "Flora Bella"
in which Lina Abarbanell (the original
Merry Widow) is starred is on the other.
THE ZK1GKK ivill serve Thnnfcclv-
Inir IJinner for Jl.IMI Thanksgiving day
Xi onj 1 p. m. to S p. m. Adv.
Thi
ffO
.njusaiviinu
It you can't give thanks this year because of having a Savings
Account in our bank
Start One How
nad you'll have cause for a Real Thanksgiving next year.
We pa 4 percent Interest on savings.
One dollar opens an account.
American Trust and
Savings BanK
MARINE CORPS BRIGADE i MANY ARE SEEKING PLACES
AT SAN DIEGO IS PLAN DURING LEGISLATIVE SESSION
Austin. Ti . Nin L'S The number of
L-.t mli dates lor annus lotnslatixc posi-
tions in the 3oth legislature from pres-
ent induations. promises to be larger
than ever before. Even Urns early there
seems to be on an averace of half a
dozen applicants for each position from
secretai of the senate and chief clerk
of the house to committee clerks. These
candidates are flooding the members
with cards and endorsements from in-
fluential friends. The bulk of theso
positions pay $5 per day.
m
AYd-iiingtoi1 I. C. Nov. "?. Plan
! for tin- new manne corps brirade Dost
at San Diego Calif. and another at
some site on Chesapeake bay were
explained to the house naval commit-
tee today by Maj. Gen. Barnett. the
corps commandant. The sttt for Hi.-
San Diego station already has hern sp-
cured and the new naval bill proposes
development and quarters for 15O0 men.
Gen. Barnett explained the establish-
ment of an expeditionary base on each
coast would make it unnecessary here-
after to btrip the base at Philadelphia
for expeditionary work.
The corps. Gen. Barnett said already
has enrolled more than one-fourth of
the 5000 additional men authorized and
whereas a majority of the recruits for-
merly came from the Atlantic caast
cities they now come from the country
listricts and are better men mentally
morally and physically."
TEXAS ICE CREAM MAKERS
TO MEET DEC. 4 IN HOUSTON
i Austin. Tex. Nov. IS. IV m. P. Huma-
l son. of I.ufkin. secretary of the Texas
Ice Cream Manufacturers' association.
h.is announced that the ninth annual
nvention of the association will be
h-M at Houston on Tjpc 4-7
There will ali-o be held in i-onntftion
with this onventio.i. nieetin of tin-
National Order of White f.ij.- hi.li is
an auxiliary- of the aoi latum .1 V
Kline of San Antome. is iim!mii of
this order
PURE RICE BLOOD
PREVENTS DISEASE
B.d blood that is. blood that is im-
pure or impoverished thin and pale.
is responsible for more ailments than
anything else.
It affects every organ and function.
In some cases it causes catarrh; in
others dyspepsia; in others rheuma-
tism: and in t ill others weak tired
languid ftMling.s and worse troubles.
It Is rc-poiis-ible ir run-down condi-
tions and is the most common cause of
uibease.
Hoods S.-trsaparilla is the greatest
purifier and enrirher of the Mood the
world has uer known. It has been
wonderfully sri tf-siul in removing"
si r-fl nl.i .in. otiier buimi s nure.is.:ig
the rd-llrd roipu-V .m. building
up tht wl.itb -v.im. Uet it toddy
.ieri i- in 't
STRANDED PAINTERS PAINT f nnnfnr Toc Mnm Tr Cfv.Ax-.
panels in london schools i doctor i eus now 1 o Strengthen
tyesight 50 per cent In One
Week's Time In Many Instances
JV Artists in
via: are biing
! L.ondon. hng . Nov
i di;-tros through the
emp!oed to decorate tlie nails of
many of the public schools of this city
with friezes and panels illustrative of
life and industry in the Tiritish do-
minions beond the .seas i'nc of th5
most striking pi.-turis iler-icts London
with t. Paul's cathidral oerlookins
the Thames and barges and steamers
movmg about the river. Others are ol
Free Prescription You Can
Filled and Use at Home.
Have ! 'roubles of many descriptions may
I wonderfully benefited by following the
I simple rules. Here is the prescrip-
tion: Go to anv aptfvfr h ic- otnH
and get a bottle of Bon-Ontn tahlK
Philadelphia. Pa. Do von wear
pastoral scenes In Canada. Australia. -? '" Vn. "iV' .?" "'Sffi '7J iff-"?.!? tablet In a fourth
touin Airica anu me west muies. y ; r- ----- 1' .' . -.- - s-o i waier ana allow to di.--extendinp
the work throughout ! Jlad to know that according to Dr. solve. With this liquid bathe the eve
school sjstem. the board of education ! JXS lif i JLii?' r "' 3iany lwo. to four tlmes " Y should
hopes to develop the imagination ol
the pupils and possibly develop a large
school of decorative painting in Eng
land.
whose eyes were failin
bad their eyes reston
principle of this wonderful free pre- will ouicklv disaDDear
scription. One man says after tryins ' are bothering ycu. even
it: "I was almost blind: could not see I steDs to save them now
ng say they have . notice vour eves rlnir n ..r..iki
ed through the ; rieht from the start n infUm .i..
ir your eyes
TUBERCULOSIS CLAIMS 234
IN TEXAS DURING OCTOBER
Austin. Tex. Nov. 28. Tuberculosis
I. ads as a caue of death in Texas for
October ther beinc :; dfaths report-
ed trom that disease during that month.
rocordmj to the report of TV. V A.
la is. state roiMMrar of it.il statist ie.
Of the 102 accidental death reported.
IS were the resnlt of railroad accidents.
It to firearm. 10 to falls. 11 to drown-
hi-;. i to auto acrid nt- 6 to animals.
:tid of the ::" homicide- firearms were
tit '1 in J".
T) ere were 4011 birth.- ltporud tlur- j
iiik tno mrntli w hi h nu bill- i -I;; et o j
twins while th number or ti.itliN wjs .
ITU J
o read at alL Now I can read everv
thing without any glasses and my eyes
110 not water any n.or. . t i:iht tnev
I would pain dreadfully now they fet-1
I fine all th.- time It was like a mir-
a.Ie to me" lady who used it says.
Tin- atmiihrrr secnie.l hay with or
I without Kl.ih. -. but aftei using this
.' prescription f..r fifteen day. everv-
' thir.ir seems clear. I can even read
; fine print Without glasses.' It is be-
1 lievetl that thousands who wear
1 glasses can now discard them in a
reasonable time and multitudes more
t will l.e able to strer-Kth.n their eyes
' v as to te spar .1 the trouhle and ex-
. p. 11st 1 f ef u-tfiiu i;Iass.s. Ke
little take
before it is
too late. Many hopelessly blind might
have been s; .ed if they had cared for
their eyes in time.
Not Anoth.r numu.eat phKian tc
wh.'in th- jhoe jrti-: was submitted
srti.l ' li. n-Op'.. 1-. A ery rmarlu.bte
r.'m..! I.. . n.-tuu.-nt -.nrredient3arew.il
knou . t- . m.n-nt ... ?p - ltn and wide-
ly pre-rib.d h ib. m rh nuafactarer
tuiiraal-- u t.. t'. iKthi eyesight f( pe-
cent in one week's time In manv In.-am-e.
or refund the motley. ft can be ot"ain -'
from an yood riruKKlst an.i is one f :V
.r few prepiratinn 1 f.l shou t b. k --
on hcnil fur lefulsr in n!m. .1 v -.
1 .ii.. - It i- - .M .n --. p. . K- T
4 l'.i!r.l M..1 'b - ilrucji--s --.'
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