El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 36TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Tuesday, July 4, 1916 Page: 2 of 16
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EL PASO MORNING TIMES. TUESDAY JULY 4 J916.
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CITY COUNCIL PUTS
BANONHREWORKS
Otto of
From Fire
to F
Tfc mtror and eltjr council Have rulad
against the pauistMeua or sier.rttng th
rnurd today DT iphMUnf nrscrsrkera
Thli waa decided l meeting held vaa
(may momtnr by the dtj eoaacU. fol-
lowing Um seealon It wm unaalmoualy de-
rated to rsejusst Y mint America to r
mm demonatreting hia pitrtnuam by ei-
plonlvf rirerrerkara Humaron fire In
lb p have reealted frnm tin ruin firs
ertrkera and thie. among other rMioni.
bn haen urged tgarnst Mm on or them
M tbli tima on tero tint of Um dry Ma
na mat haa tan underway for omettms.
It la potntad out. that a fira could ba
easily atarían aapartally from tba apart
of flraerarkara.
To oaaka up for depriving tba youngatara
of their lira worka diaplay today tba
mayor pronlaaa juat Car aoon at it rala
lo eat aatda a tlay and declara tba earns
a holiday ao that th "klda" ran have all
tba fun they want with tir rireeracter.
la eommersuon of tha legal holiday all
banka. public nfftraa and othar placet will
ramaln doted throughout tha day. A
number of tba bualnea houaai will cloaa.
At tha pott OTira honra In afTeet on
laral bnlldaya will ba ohterred. All mi
sens ara reouested to dtaplay tha Aman
ean fia on thalr raaldanrea and placaa
of bualnea.
Deaf But Not Dumb
Man Tried on Charge
of Breaking Window
An annual method of trying a Meilran
ecrueed or breaking plata glaae window
waa ratonad to yaatcrday by Judg Pol-
lock. Quaaaoai ware written on place of
papar by tha Judg and handed to the man
who rare the name or J. M. Oultarrea. Then
the man tniwered tham rerbally. Ha la
deaf but not dumb.
It required toma time for the Judg to
learn the man waa deaf. Ha frequently
pointed at hit head and Ignored all quet-
tlona put to him Jurt kept right on talking
It rirtt waa believed be waa demented and
that ha wat trying to Inform the court of
that fact He finally nude It understood be
waa dear and then the trial by meana or
written quaatlona went on.
Oulterret'a rate wm put orar.
TO 01 R AÑINOS DEPOSITO.
Depoaltora in the Tiret national Bank
Savings Department are requested to pre
tent their ptM boo ta at tba Saving
Window for tba entry of temi annual in-
trett. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
STRAW HAT IS CLUE
IN KISSELL MURDER
CASE INVESTIGATION
Worn by On of Three
Who Killed
It Fottrtd.
ttraw hat. Mm 7. wort by one of the
l anea who attacked and murdered Jo
Ktaaall Saturday evening a Seventh
and Paso atreeta la In the banda M da
tactiva and tale with the fart that one
M nao la known to tha department
and thorough detcrtptlont of tba other
bare been given detective a led captain or
DetacUv Joe Blow yaeterday to predict
irreal in the rae by today or tomorrow.
The hat wm round by detective a ahort
diatance rrom the a cene of the murder
Immediately after police had found young
kitten dying on the aide walk. It evidently
had bean dropped by one of the trio who
were running after the attack on the boy.
"Thar la no doom but that l will have
at Iomi one of tba man and vary likely
all or them by tonight" ald Captain stowe
yatterday. "I know them. I know what
they look tike and I know where one of
them worka.
"I don't think they intended to kill the
boy. I believe they a truck him either to
puntah htm for eotne mault becsua l
have been told ba wm drinking and wm
In a bad humor or (truck htm becauja they
alto were drinking and caroming- But I
don't believe they Intended to kill him
Their sttemute at biding out Ilka Una.
though may make It much harder for them
when their case cornea up ror inai.
lunera! aervlcet for the Kltaau DOT war
held yatterday afternoon at tba chapel or
the i. i. taster Undertaking company In-
terment was la Concordia cemetery.
Txl For Sick
STOMaACHS
rWM?E Sis
BLACK POWDER
dttvrtly on Um ftwrtv
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Hot Wells Water
WOODUWX BOTTTilNO OO.
SOI s. Floreno.
UmbralUt Covered and
Repaired
Lack Md Key Work.
MM Oswalt a Specialty
WE CAN FIX IT SHOP
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SET Of 5f can do
1 frrvy Wk -fit any
$7.50
I MwiUMMt Iteef Maud on them. Let
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Na Mae
MgÉwtok Meet la wrtllaf far
I Tea vaar
I Hatw HVamcM OKMTAL
I PAJUXJK
European War Summary
Under romnutnCl of the aaahtna;
General Koch the FeiK-h troop
which are co-operating; rj ttlt
British In the arreat offeaatre In
Um Homme river region have
made notable gain la Uta dlrec-
Oon of Peronoe one of the moat
Important strategical polnta
alorut that front. Suooeaalvely
they have oauptured Herberourt
Feulllerea and r'laucourt and far-
ther to the tooth French Infantry
songht and occupied Aaaertllirea.
They followed thla aucceaa by oar-
rylng the second Mne of German
entrenrhmenU an far aa the out-
skirts of Katreea. Then came
the capture of Buaoourt and
Flaaconrt. flomethlns; more than
three mllea waa thus gained
which added to previous galos
give the French troop a clear ad-
vance of about ait mllea.
Meanwhile the British moving
slowly bat over a longer front
have raptured 1st Boise lie where
the fighting for the last two days
haa been of he Hen wet- character.
The British also report "subs letri-
lla I progresa In some places" and
the repulse of many counterat-
tacks by tha Germans. British
troop however have been forc-
ed back from mm of the poal-
ttona which they had taken early
Monday morning and It ka evi-
dent that tha German artillery
fire haa become much heavier
than during the earlier stages of
the battle. The prisoners taken
by the British ao far number .-
BOO while the French have cap-
tared S.000 or more. The war ma-
terial taken by the French la.
eludes seven batteriaa three of
large calibre many machine guns
and trench guns. Other halloa lae
In catarrienta also fell Into tha
bands of the French. Beyond ad-
mitting the withdrawal of a divi-
sion from their first Una mendiga
on the 1 Homme the German of-
ficial statement makes meager
rererenoa to the battle now In
pengvaa.
The Verdun operations appar-
ently are slackening although at
certain polnta a heavy bombard-
ment U being carried out but tha
Infantry are reaUng. Aerial ao-
Uvlly Is Increasing in contteoUoo
with the battle of Utl flnnisan.
hundrtMla of machlnea being en-
gaged In reconnotterlng directing
Um (una and fighting. In tha
Utrea days' eiigmgemeait the Brit-
ish have lost flftean machia.
TbKatalaa war raffle reports
the capture of 1..00 prl sonar ha
the various sectors of Um malm a
front. There la heavy flghUnc at
many points on the Husalao
front and the Austrian have
ommmá a powerful offensive
aoutb of Unewka while vreat of
Latak they inaugurated other ag.
Vf9'nr 'Vabvad.
Tha Italian offanMv naHaaga
without osawatton. both artillery
and Infantry being employed In
Mexican Boy Is Held
on Charge of Plotting
to Bum Negro Church
Arrested yeatarday momias by nona.
who round htm in front of the negro church
ai Virginia ana iirn tweet. Tom ta-
pada a young Maticaa boy wm held yea
ttrdty a a charge of plotting to barn h
church.
a wm arralara ka roraartnnii court.
tut the e wm put off until tomorrow.
mm wm with a number of uther boya
at the una of hi arrest Tb police did
against taped.
Our Store Will Be Closed
Today to Celebrate the
GLORIOUS FOURTH
Sale Starts
WEDNESDAY
JULY 5th.
Store ClotAsd All Day 4th.
Ine-
aOlw-vXy
f FFU MM
GREATER fl PASO 3
'GREATEST SHOE STORE i
f
tumaruM
No Exchanges
C O. D.'S Approvals or Re-
fund During Thu Sale.
MAIL ORDERS FIIXED.
Raus Nit Tm Shoe Sale
iNiiiimiHiimiiiiimHim
imnimm
All Men's Women's Low Shoes On Sale
Nothing Reserved
WE CALL THIS a "Double Header Raus Mit Em Shoe Sale9' because during our reg-
ular sales we have neüer offered so mang extra specials at such tremendous re-
mmm ductions. In mang cases cost has not been considered as following our long
established policg of not carrging over ang old stgles to next season we are determined
to clear out every pair of this season's shoes. Read carefully this advertisement and note
the radical price concession on everg pair of shoes. Our reputation for veracitg in our
sale offerings is so well known that it is needless to sag that this is a bona fide shoe sale
at bona fide reductions.
Men's Section
All our Oxfords are on
sale-Nothing Reserved
$8.00 RAUS MIT 'EM . . .$6.85
$7.50 RAU3 MIT 'EM. . .$6.45
$7.00 RAUS MIT EM . . . $5.25
$6.00 RAUS MIT 'EM. . .$4.85
$5.00 RAUS MIT 'EM. . . $4.25
$4.50 RAUS MIT 'EM . . . $3.45
$4.00 RAUS MIT 'EM . . . $3.45
$3.50 RAUS MIT 'EM. . .$2.95
$3.25 RAUS MIT 'EM. . .$2.95
$3.00 RAUS MIT 'EM . . . $2.65
$2.75 RAUS MIT 'EM . . . $2.45
$2.50 RAUS MIT 'EM . . .$1 .95
Women 9s Section
Include all Black
LaatW White Kid
trad White Canvas.
JS2
$8.00 RAUS MIT 'EM $6.85
$7.50 RAUS MIT 'EM $6.45
$7.00 RAUS MI T'EM $5.85
$6.50 RAUS MIT 'EM $5.25
$6.00 RAUS MIT 'EM $4.85
$5.00 RAUS MIT 'EM $3.95
$4.50 RAUS MIT 'EM $3.45
$4.00 RAUS MIT 'EM $3.45
$3.50 RAUS MIT 'EM $2.95
$3.00 RAUS MIT 'EM $2.65
$2.50 RAUS MIT 'EM $1.95
$2.25 RAUS MIT 'EM $1 .75
$2.00 RAUS MIT 'EM $1 .65
$1.75 RAUS MIT EM $1.55
Bogs9 Section
Boys' and Little GenU' Cm Metal
and Patent Oxford. Nothing re-
served. $2.50 RAUS MIT 'EM . . .$2.20
$2.00 RAUS MIT 'EM ... $1 .75
$1.75 RAUS MIT 'EM . . . $ 1 .45
Extra Special
Lot Boys' Odd and End Oxfords
in Patent and Gun Metal leathers
formerly priced $2.50
to $4. Raus Mit 'Em
$1.75
Extra Especial
Ladles' White Light (ray and Ivory Kid
Turn Solt Lact and Button Boots
$10.00 RAUS MIT EM. .$1.45
$8.00 AND $8.50 RAUS MIT
'EM $6.85
$7.00 RAUS MIT 'EM. . .$5.50
EXTRA SPECIAL
in Women 'a Colored Kid Pumpi
The price) are made ao ridiculously low been us w intend
to more every pair offered at the price which include J1
the high grade like Laird Schober'. It will pay you to buy
two and three pairs because they are all new stylish slippers.
The colora ara Light Gray Ivory Dark Brown.
$7.00. $7.50 and $6.00
PUMPS RAUS MIT
'EM $4-M
$5.00. $5.30 arad $6.00
PUMPS. RAUS MIT
EM $ui
$4.00 and $4 50 PUMPS.
RAUS MIT 'EM . . $2.9$
Children's
Section
We offer tha
following styles
in this sale which
include all Bronze
Kid. Patent Peggy
Pumps .Patent
ankle with white
ivory soles white canvas pumps with
patent straps and other broken lines:
$5.00 RAUS MIT 'EM . . . $2.99
$4.00 RAUS MIT 'EM . . . $2.99
$3.50 RAUS MIT 'EM . . .$2.69
$3.25 RAUS MIT EM. . .$2.39
$3.00 RAUS MIT 'EM . . .$2.39
$2.50 RAUS MIT 'EM. . .$1.99
$2.25 RAUS MIT 'EM . . .$1.79
$2.00 RAUS MIT 'EM ... $1 .59
$1 .75 RAUS MIT 'EM ... $1 .39
$ 1 .50 RAUS MIT 'EM ... $1 .29
Extra Special
Lot Children's Odds and Ends
Pumps and Oxfords includes the
different leathers broken sizes
worth from $2.00 to $4.00.
Raus Mit 'Em ..95c
WELCOME MILITIA
Batata a cordial nritsttioa lo Ütea
to tat.
I 11 1 " ! I
Eaxtrtm Special
Lett f lawaaae' Oaoa aae Baas la Pataaat aa4
K14 rumps arokaa atata reraasr artesa
SM1T....$1.45
6REATEA L PASO'S
'6ÑEATEST SHOE STORE i
WtpnnmM II
Extra Special
Lot Men's Odds and Ends Ox-
fords. $4.00 to $7.00; Raus Mit
'Em $1.95
LEVY GROCERY 0
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Black, James S. El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 36TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Tuesday, July 4, 1916, newspaper, July 4, 1916; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth198421/m1/2/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting University of Texas at El Paso.