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TBrfjr. Sept. 8. 1914.
EL PASO MORNING
A. rare; opportunity
To In y In a supply of V. 8. Army and other Blanket at the
U. 8. AWIY AND NAVY GOODS STOWS
9 SAJf ANTONIO RTBKKT
U.S. Army Blankets
E. alia 72x90. in rlalT)ba..
OOh I M0D WOOL; colon
U. . Amy B isa ka.. Ulu
olive! drafñuld asve Btriuedbor der
ilrIXto.;srr:r.. 54.05
)tr Blue Navy
Blanket could
hardly be du-
plicated for
lra than lo.OO.
Our price Si. 75
rwo for
$5.25
Jot wtb twmi tiltil p. C Minia
Two Blanket for ". .. $.r0
Send na your Mall Orders. Bent to you under a full guarantee that if
not perfectly satisfied return same and get your money.
For the meney we think our Army Marching and Cadet Shoe ara the
heat In the world. For comfort and ease the Marching
Shoe I unequalled. Our price only
Our Garrison Tan used by West Point Cadets. Bxtra well
made plenty of snap worth $7.00. Only
We have a Working- BJoe that is made of all leather water
proof wears like iron only....
Another all leather v
Shoe . .
Mail Orders solicited. Our guarantee applies to all goods sold.
Emergency Tool Kite should be carried by everybody. A 1 A A
regular tool cheat carried in your pocket Price only ?lvw
Army Shirts ...a.ft Underpants ftHi
Khaki Shirts 50c Undershirts &0q
Blue Flannel 5 Hunter Axes .45c
Gray Flannel .....03c Canteens Aftp
Second Growth Hickory Hatchet and Hammer Handles
itner inl thrr-r. fr
the suit
Fine for hunters miners campers and prospectors.
Many other items of every description. Hunters campers and outing
parties will do well to get our prices on all kinds of oamplng goods.
WE KNOW WE CAM SAVE YOU MONEY.
Write for our catalogue. Send us your mall orders. Always remember-
ing that we send you our goods under a full guarantee that if not as
represented return the goods und get your money.
CAL. HIRSCH Sc SONS
4 08 BAN ANTONIO Si HI I T
$3.95
$3.95
$2.95
$2.00
10c
$10.00
GRAND AND PETIT
JURORS SWORN IN
ICT rot RTS COMWCNr.K
OF KM I. TVltM IÑ KAANKA1
WOW
TCR1
Tou
n0 Isehtoa Calls fee mold Inretttf.
lioa of All Charges f Visistlog et
(.ambling and l.tsnet Uws.
The following srnd Jurors v.er mp
eleu yualerday morning by Judge Dn
ininy-ii
nr or conn: Wv
foreman: I. X. Avlna. Thomas L
Jackson of toe
ai i he openlii
uqrih district court
C. H- cavlness
'ly
.MccruiiunniJ i
renins.
Leo H.
uHrd.
k.pley
CHINESE MARKETS
tow Wages and Long Hours ot Labor Enable
iNippon to rroaure al prirrs impos-
sible In fulled Mates.
a
By Time Special OorretpondcHt
Washlnjrtnn. yeiit. 7. Willi the exception
ui iimia i.innu o uaa snsstst luafucior
cotton rood In the world and Manchuria
tins long- been one or the beet markets rot
American ltun roods. In r. t i nt yeara
however Japanese competition baa aertuusly
eurtallfil American sales in that field. Tim
-1 1 1 r r : t r in iii.- iii'v ri'hüin ii! or ru
tón industry in Japan and that country'!
success in tne unmcie market are eum
martini III bulletin
bureau of foreign
deiiartniont of Coininerr
. in U upbuilding of the Japanese cotton
Industry trie mills have been greatly ham-
pered by lack or money and experience an
well a? by the lack of skilled operatives
and t tic dirrieslty thtdar their system of
iudre of the Korlv - first Juitlciui
iourt Is expected 0 realm his
nurse inai ei are (mil-1 The pubUrallnns
letln Just Isjwed by Ihe ! assoclaiion
apd aomeritlu commerce gpinnerg múltate
imerce. as follows: competition of
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Prescriptions filled and dellv.rd
at any time day or night
Mli order Fiu4 rrampur
K & RYAN & CO.
Druggist.
Fissures Fistula
and litter
Rectal Diseases
Cured in a Few Cays
Jy Our Palsies. Bloodless i-iiui ut
HUMANE OFFICE TREATMENT
No Hi Irinluu ri-oiu lluklni ss or liouir.
Hits sou t'lgHLRE are among ths
irtoal palnrul conaiuona humanity It lietr
to and are ibe result of congestion of
the Liver accompanied wita constipa-
tion. The aympioiua arc uervuusnett
Irritability and depression ofien result-
ing In severe Melancholy (blue). Bleed-
ing iii a deplete ilie Syaltm. often caus-
ing the sufferer to become ptle week
and anaemic.
FISTULA the most treacherous of
Recial biaeasrs Insldloualy undermines
Ibe linaltb bul beeauao it It not usually
attended by lb. severe pain of Piles or
fissure is spt to be neglected and
thought Utile of until a severe opera-
tion Is sometlmei necessary.
OUR ullARASTU W. prove our ab-
solute confidence in gur "System of
Treatment by guaranteeing to cur
every uncomplicated case of Piles fis-
sure flstuls or Rectal Ulcers wbltb
t first examination we accept s s
curable case) without burning culling
or Uetng. pttnletaly end bloodlesaly
without inconvenience or detention from
business or bo ova.
A Sure Cure for a Small Fee
Oar Diploma". Certificates ang RrgN-
tratlooa la be seea la eur sfflre.
Ereve us la ke the steal rtMrl .a4
est gnaWled ggeclailsl la FJ rasa.
Don't Give Up-A Visit Will Tell
We also cure by toe latest and best
methods Blood Poisons nils Diseases
Rheumatism. Caterrs. Xe ead Thru at
Treuulss. Eiillepsy. NrrVo DeHI.e.
Werv.Baeisoa. Ketarooa Piostsle. Ob-
struetloM (gtrlelures. gMoey. Bladder
ead trtoery W- a.d all egeclal
aliassig f Men sad grosero.
0.Ht LI MO. AJiVICK AND
X-BAY KaAMXMATlO.N rJOt.
If out ot town erelt.
IKTERNATICNAL SPECIAUSTS
goenstd PTDor. nsraxMtt Block corner
Tevas t. and Mess at. El Pasa Tex.
ntrsne. HI Mess Ave.
transient girl operatives of cresting snd
nittliitalnlng a trained force. The ni si coal
of the mills la so great thai with high Inier-
eat charges and high taxes w hich have been
greatly increased xince ihe Husnlan war.
Hi" manufacturar have resitted all attc.miiM
by the authorities to enact regulations that
would interfere with night work
riirap Labor Helps Japanese.
Tbe mlHa have been greatly favored by a
supply of extremely cheap labor and by
rreeaoni i
Ing bouts
keen dow
varying the mixings and thus setting
one cotton against another In a ibat is
not permissible In countries making the.'
higher classes of goods that require g singlo
grade of cotton.
Most or the yarns end cloths produced
by Japanese mills are mude from a mixture
of Indian American and Chinese cotton
and ihe low cost of raw material thtit ob
tained seems to aid tho manufacturers In
their struggle Tor the Chincbp market as
much as does their rbeaV labor especially
as tbe labor is very Inefficient. Japan
ships cotton yams and cotton goods to
many counuios but Its one large market U
China where It -finds ' competition on yarn
from lulla nnrt clolh from Ihe United Stales.
The iinhlieaiions of ilia Jauan Cotton Snln-
ui wen as ranui as
that they fear the future
neiltlon of Chinese mills mor than
they do the American and lniilan. . The
Chínese rollón liidusirv Is small but do
velomng end ir the tariff is raised as now
propqsed the Chinese may quickly become
s sirens lacior m ine niumimn
RmuA of natallsil Sliulv.
nuueim iron wiurii ine iuh-koiuk m
taken is a drtullc.d sludy of the Japanese
cotton industry Dy w. A. uranam .mr
enmmereiai agent or tne oc Danwom oi
ooaatBarca Tbe report reviews tbe lilstory
or the indusirv ana trade Hum tne email
iishment or the first spinning mill to tbe
preBwnt time and analyses the kinds or
gMKis tne Japanese are oiioiiug aim ii"n
10 what extern iney are cneapeoeo ny ui
use or Inrerlor eotions. interior construe
ui.ii weirlitmu maleiials. etc. Special al
tentlon is given to the methods employed
by tbe Japanese to glnd a foreign market
for their goods and to wages cost or pro
durtton. fariorv leKislallon. imrt the capt
uiiiuiion Mil nroflla of nulla. A teoargu
chapter it devoted to the sianrnunan mar
kef and the nature of the Japanese com
petition in that section or cniar
Have your piano tuned and voiced by an
expert neasonaoie nwna on rupmm
Y. o. BlLI.INUS piano Co. 101 It Stantun
Phone 167 ( Advertisement. )
STATE APPORTfONS
SCHOLASTIC MONEY
incur not t tit- urn EACH CHILD
i. it.e; iNt i
ÚVEH LAST
J. B. UOUgbi
Crews. I. U
j. m. cókrr. Boone
..ml vv Hillas.
Judge Jaokson eruphsslred In his charge
the necessity or a rigid investigation or all
charges of violations of gambling lawi
liquor laws and tho lawt against tbe opera-
tion of bouses for the Illicit sole or liquor
and disorderly houses.
Tbe grand Jury Wsh excused for the dsy
and title morning will report Tor duty and
will start a-probe or a number uf lm
porlant cases.
the trial Jury was excused until tomor-
row morning and the witnesses In cates
to come before Judge Jackson were dis-
missed until tomorrow morning.
former Counly Attorney p. If. Price wsa
yeneraay in ine lunj ium ui.
irt by the Rar association lo pro
tido over that court. Judge A. M AValtsl
present
illsiilcl
position. Judge Price is thu PenincMlIc
nominer ror jungo of me i orty-iirt uis
ir rt court.
Judge Price yesterday dismissed the Jury
and witnesses in his court uniil o'clock
this morning when be will open the fall
term. Judge M ñagir or tne aptriat dis-
trict court alto dismissed his jury unit the
witnesses lu cases set for hearing in his
court until 9 o'clock Thursday morning
crier announcing the dates or the civil cases
on bit docket.
Three Sentenced la County Court.
In (be counly court Judge A- 8. Kyler
yesterday sentenced three violators of ihe
law wno pleaded guilty nd threw them-
selves on the mercy of tbe court. Porrino
Lopes was sentenced to SO days In i tbe
county Jail for carrying a revolvor con-
cealed on hit person; Ramon. Marvit drew
a sentenced or SO days In tbe counly Jail
for then under gso and 0. I). Hartrord wus
given 10 days hi jail for theft under Vo.
The costs were siiached in each case.
Adjourned court ublil 0 o'clock Ihla
morning.
Cases set lor Trial.
The following additional list of ease set
tings for the forty-first district court was
prepared yesterday Dy unmet cterg fcs
caJeda:
Monday. October 5:
10.653 Muicblfcon vs. Texas and Pacific
railroad.
tu.SH Bank vs. Potter.
lo.vie Schulter vt. Smelter.
a ueii vt. u. h. i
hursday. October
85-álnion vs. lioykln.
IOMI-Wllson vs. 0. H.-sA 8. A.
r.
Acute lndlgcMiou. '
"I wns annoyed for over a vear bv at
tacks of acule Indigestion followed by con-
HoitJ' writes Mrs. M. t. Ual aelier. t.e-
ncva N. Y. "I tried everything that was
recommended to ine for llils complaint but
nothing did me much good until about four
mounts into i saw ctiambertuin s unlets
dvertised snd procured a uottlo of Ihem
rrom our druggist. I toon realized that 1
had noiP 'ii tho right thing for they helped
me at once. Since taking two bottles of
iliein I can eat heartily without any hail
erreels." Sold by all dealers. Advertisement.
El Paso Conaty Rrrrlves Total of 1127021
steary lo tie uiwiuca inioog uisirici
Ou Basis of Juvenile Population.
With the exception of the Texlco. White'
Spur and Mann scboolt ihe district schools
of i.i Paso county opened yesterday morn
ng ror tbe term. These threo schools will
be opened later In be term. The children
were eurolled and were given lists of luo
lest books needed tor the year's work
and school was then dismissed for tbe
day. All of the scboolt will open at :m
o lines una morning woen ine pupils will
be assigned to their claaees and the scbuul
wura wiu ocgtn.
Cnuniy Superintendent of Public Instruc
lion Miss sly ra C. Winkler yesterday re
ceiyed a hitler rrom W. f. IJuughty. slate
superintendent or public instruction.
kiio.v ledglng the rerwipi of the srholasu
census for Ihe year I0U-1S and asanring
the nnmeUlste appropi iatioa of til Pasu
county 's apporiloniiuul.
i ie- amount given by the state toward
the education of the Texas rluidren mis
year will be larger man ever before being
ao per capita.
Tue amount or per Capita) last year was
si. The inciesse wss made possible by an
Increase in tbe slale school tax from id to
aV onots.
The apportionment ror tbe county will
be titijm.
From tbe lump sum or the county ap-
I'm ii.. linn nt. tt.ioo Is tubtracted to pay
expenses oi me county tupi t uiiiiuieiii a
folluwtng are the approximate appor-
tlonnients ror the various tille uid lowus
In Kl Paso at (0 per tcholasitc:
LI Paso j Including 9H scholastic
outside city limits but atlenuipg
Kt Paso schoolsi strv.m
Ssn Joaa nW
Textco t.A
6146 McCutcheon vs. 'Atler.
rnone no
Need Olasaes Aak Pegall. II Teaat St.
near pregón f Advertisement.!'
ANGELES SENT TO
DEAL WITH YAQUIS
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Empballr Realal of BeuoMs of rri tlm
octweeii t.cnerai Ilia alltt Ills
Chief of Artillery.
General Felloe Anrelus rhler of ih.
tlllery section of Ibe division of tlie north
uas u-eU sent uy llenera) Villa lo nogales to
use bis limn nee with Governor Hamo.
rent's Vatiu) Indiana who are threatening
iM III'"
atate. and over whom M:n .
turen s lenorted to have llttl. rnnlml
General Angeles yesterday Joined Mayturena
at bit temporary headquarters at nogales
Snd Will renillfl tl.ei.' itnll fanih tl.... .1
Ifrie YaqQir fíe in binó hy the pronsltln.
Of tne ogales conference.
htnpliallc denial was m ule her viMii.niv
of reporta that Ccneral Angeles had - bad
trouble with QgperaJ Villa. Al tbe Vtll.
liiisiiclaJ ornees II was said that Angela
presented a personal order from Ueneral
villa ror funda lo uav tlio exixuis. nt m
yi ui in y iu minora.
i lie situation In Sonora lias become son
Ous. The Vuipils are netioi-ted rfietsiinu. u.
Mayiorens snd In consular reports sent lo
the state department at Washington from
moors u is ciiargeu mat Maytorena s re-
cent stand agalnsi iho Carranza guvernmi-m
eSrum. Urbslrjo ihe Ysqul
The Ysquis have been preparing ror the
picseiii rnuin against me .Mexican popula
tlon tince tlie opening of the revolution
wnen miy were lltsl aimed tbey would
mc iiimr snus ami aimniim lion Into tbeli
mouillaln fi.slnessos in.i pnie Ihao il.oiu
. . .... m-minu.1 ici nun tjemancimg
Tresli supply. During the two yean of rev
pes. in ine siaiu n is Known
ami mutated an Immense amount or
munitions.
Yslela
Socorro
Sao tllrarlo .
Sierra Blanca .
Allaroore
fort Hancock
CBnt
vlb)ion
Smelter
rabens
Island
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A Neil Heme t.urr Thsl Aojr One Ca Use
..un ul.i luijMtri or l.pss OI liuir.
We nave a new method thai cures Asih
ma and we want ..u to trv it ..
pens. No mailer whether your case Is or
! s 'iui or reren i UCVolopment
w letner It It present as I Lav vv-. ...
Chronic Asthma" you should aeud for k rre
liitl or our method. No man. i. J..
i huíale you Ilvu no mailer what your age
or occupation ir you gie li-ouliloj -woi
asinina our metliod should relievo yuu
We estrttrially want to send it t titott
appsren.fy popel cases where all wTm
r - - ... . "i'iuiii prepai allulla
rumes patent smofces" etc. have tailed
We warn lo show every oue al our own .
pense tltat this npw metuod 1 designed to
... ... on .. ... U.....IIIIIB. au wj(rlig na
a iitose terrlbl. paroxysm tt once and for
11 ume.
This free orfer it loo Intwrlapt lo neg
...... ...... p. wnmf ami ijk:i
ineua.i at wee Beuu no liionev
! .o 1 1 a y
simply mail cjiui-.ii below.
rxss
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ntU. ASTUxfA t (SIPON.
PHUNTIEII ASTHMA CO. Room ysg.J
Niagara pd ihni-on St. bárrelo N.
end free trial of yuur tueibod lo:
Distiiactive Stvles in Womcois'
tgf
Apparel
New fashion thetties give evidence that fall will be a more interesting season
than a;)caret Ukely at first. The new models that have arrived by the last
express bring with them much distinctive charm and present an infinite variety
of styles of materials and garnitures.
Am ImportoBt Showiirug off New Fall Seí&s audi
r
Authoritative fashions that reveal the influence of the "Moyen.Age" the "Redltifrnlc"
Russian and pleated effects and then tlie capestiits each a masterpiece of tailorlngC. Ca1ar-
:liucs serges cheviots poplins etc. in all th; new colorings but favoring the ilarkcr shades
ot nine strongly were useti antl tlie linings re of
luxurious silks and satins. So much for the suits.
The Dresses are if anything prettier more strik-
ing still new and original styles in crepe meteor
crepe de chine charmcuse failles and other silken
fdirics iiaed in combination with serge or gabar-
dineor entire ; these are shown in Russian tjreen
African brown cadet blue egg plant Labrador
Mite battleship grey Servian blue etc.. ami black
with their loose floating tunics of silk ami net an!
wide girdles novel collars; they just couldn't be
prettier. Prices ire very moderate $10.00 $18.00
MO. 40 upward.
A Sale of Serge and
Velvet Dresses at
WhlU th effect ot the Europwi war
bltqatlon on general buelness In tltfe
country la Btlll pronlemiul'-ni. ther
is much encouragement In the fact
that apprehatuilort haa dlmlnialiod. lo
a considerable extent. A tmrvey of
present buatnesa oondltlons revoals
nothing of an alarming charucter and
there is a growing foaling ul confU
dente In the ability of financial and
ootnmurulul interests tQ adjust them-
selvee to trio changes resulting from
oventa tianapiring in tje old world.
Prom the retailers' standpoint tho
situation la conelttorad to be more Of
leas chaotic owing t the diftkiiUiea
encountered In obtaining upparel or-
dered previous to the opening of ho-
Ulltles. But then retailors have faith
In the common ne of Antarlcan
Woman and hold to the bollef that
they will be satisfied With ths beet
merchandise obtainable under the cir-
cumstances. That styles will be more
settled la one favorable phase of tho
situation. Moreover the knowledge
that a shortage of Imported merchan-
dise la almost certain will bp an In-
centive to women to make purchases
artier than usual. The idea that
American women will be compelled to
do without new and attractive atylea
In auparcl In the event of a long sus-
pension of fashion uctlvitles In Parla
la not In keeping with the progres-
alvenosa which is characteristic of
this country. Altogether the situa-
tion as H applies to women's weVrln
apparel does not warrant much un-
easiness though one circumstance
seems certain to be reversed that in
former' seasons the woman M
waited secured a lower price. Seems
as If to wait now would Insure a
higher price.
$7.95
-The last express brought these just fifty hieh
grade beautifully finished dresses of the finer
grade French serges and velvets' Of course they
are samples; we wouldn't be able to offer tlicm at seveii4ninety-five if they were not
for when we tell you that the maker these conic from inanes no dresnes that wholesale
for less than twelve fifty to fifteen dollars you will know that we ttre níú-riiig an ex-
ceptional value. Some arc silk lined' trinnnines are of rich net laces long silk cord
girdles siljc braids and frogs. Some are in combinations of serge and satin charmeuse.
Colors offer a broad choosing black navy green brown tan and others and we don't
hesitate an instant in stating that these are wonderful
values at
$7.95
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Afilia o! Skirt $ a-
In tho BMmtt tyü)5
169 sample skirls all colors black and
nnvelty weaves; valúas to i.ft. Sa)a
begins thia morning:
choice
$2.35
EDISON
Diamond Vise
Phouogmph
You Owe It to Yourself
S To Compare Values S
Hear the Others; Then Hear the
Edison Diamond Disc
WOT LONG ago. a certain musician of note after
listening to the new Edison Diamond Disc Pho-
nograph exclaimed: "You do not know what you have.
You call it the 'greatest phonograph in the world.
Yes it is that; but it is more; it is the greatest musical
instrument in the world. It means more to musi
than anything that has ever happened before."
Hear it. Then decide.
Prices Range from $60 to $450.
Sold on Convenient Terms if Desired.
Demonstrations From Nine Until Six
Evening Demonsiraiiom By Appointment
El Paso Phonograph Co.
Two-O-Two Texas Street
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