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Thursday. ITay 5, 1910.
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FOR SALE SEAL ESTATE.
FOli SALE.
Entire block of 20 lota on Cliff SU
between Ange and Octavla Sts. Price
$5000. This is one of the best bargains
offered in the Alexander addition today.
5 room uptodate pressed brick cot
tage In Sunset Heights addition, 37 x
100 feet of ground. Price $3500; terms
5500 cash, balance 1. 2, 3 and 4 years
at 8 percent
"We have an 8 room 2 story modern
brick dwelling. No. 1010 Arizona St.;
37x120 feet of ground. Price $6800.
Terms 1-3 cash, balance 1 and '2 years
at 8 percent.
3 lots on corner of Octavla and Ne
vada Sts. Price $3000. Terms 1-3 cash,
balance 1 and 2 years at S percent.
FOR RENT.
Sll S. Overland St., 8 room 2 story
brick. $35.
1308 E. Overland St., 4 rooms and
bath. $19.
WE HAVE $50,000 TO LOAN ON'EL
PASO REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
BEHR & WATTS,
TVS WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
114 Pioneer Plaza. Phone 454.
City at. Iank Building.
LOWER VALIiETc nARGAINS.
75 acres oi' fine land on the new ma
cadam road, 10 miles below El Paso.
35 acres in cultivation; all ditched and
near Franklin canal.
This is "the bargain." for $100 per
acre. $2000 cash, balance 1. 2. S and 4
years.
We have anything you want from 1
acre to 1000.
PETERMANVLANSDEN REALTY CO.,
2266 i rings black. Ysleta. Tex.
FOR RENT.
A desirable business location, 3 floors,
elevator, good front and show windows.
See us.
FOR SALE.
Have bargains m business property,
fine houses, vacant lots and valley land.
WM. 2UOELLER,
Real Estate, Fire, Accident and Live
stock Insurance, Rentals.
Herald Building, Main Entrance.
Phones: Bell 1227. Auto. 1585.
FOR SALE.
320 acres of fine prairie hay deeded
land. Hay crop 200 to 300 tons. 12
miles from Deming; shipping point 2
miles; near postoffice and school. "Well
Improved, with large earth reservoir
stocked with gold and cat fish. Cheap.
Address
BOX XO. 192,
Deming, N. M.
WHY XOT LIVE IX YOUR OWN
H03IE?
The Phoenix-El Paso Building com
pany builds homes for homeless people
on MONTHLY PAYMENTS. If you do
not have the lots, but can make a reas
onable pavment we will furnish the
lots and build the home, you pay lor it
on our plan. Interest 8 percent, no
more. This company is comprised of
El Paso business men who understand
the building business, and if you want
a home WELL BUILT let us figure with
vou. Come in and let us talk the
matter over with you. Give us an idea
what you want and we will be glad to
give vou an estimate on the cost.
PHOENIX-EI. PASO BUILDING CO.,
Anderson-Bennett Realty Con
Sole Airente.
Rooms 27 and 28 Bassett & Edwards
Building. Bell 491; Auto. 1768.
TO HOMESEEKERS AND LAND
, BUYERS.
The following prices are less than
real values according to actual re- j
turns under the present irrigation sys- j
tems of the valley. Considering even
tho present status of the government's
Rio Grande project eacn ana vai
piece of land listed is worth double.
For that reason all the prqpeTtles ta
ken as a whole are not for sale, but
are shown to make a list for compari
son and from which to choose.
108 acres 15 miles from city, near
ly all in growing crops, at. .$70.00
72 acres mostly young alfalfa,
wheat and corn, at 65.00
135 acres, partly in cultivation, at 60.00
SO acres under ditch, at 55.00
36 acres, young alfalfa, wheat,
etc., at '.--- 75.00
36 acres, about half in crops, at. 5u 00
162 acres, under ditch and part
cultivation, at 55.00
9 acres garden land at 75.00
10 acres alfalfa at 80.00
To meet the owner and get further
particulars call 321 Herald building or
Bell phone 3437.
SPECIAL. TO THE RENTERS.
5SOO,000 TO XOAN ON REAL ESTATE
AT 5 PERCENT PER ANNUM.
In amounts of $100 and up, or if you
do not own any realty now we will
advance the money to buy It "and build
a liouse. Return loan in easy monthly
payments .of $7.50 on the $1000 for 10
years, or pay it tip sooner if you wish.
In this wa3r the renter becomes land
lord and the rent money Is paying for
the home. We also pay 1ST percent on
your savings with more safety at
tached than any savings bank can give
and pay but 4 percent This plan in
terests everybody and we want good
agents who can secure business In the
smaller towns. Call or write for de
scription, literature and full informa-
tion.
THE STANDARD HOME CO..
211-212 Herald Building.
El Paso, Tex.
CHOICE VALLEY LAND BARGAIN.
40 acres, 30 miles north of El Paso,
1 miles south of La Mesa. (La Mesa
Is a town of about 500 Inhabitants,
with good school, churches, etc.) 20
acres in alfalfa. 400 bearing grape
vines, a few peach, supple and quinoe
trees, in bearing, sufficient for family
use, balance in wheat, 3 room house,
on a good ditch, annual cost of water
75c per acre, signed lip under the Ele
phant Butte dam, land adjoining, with
no better improvements, has .sold for
$100 per acre. Price $70 per acre; good
terms.
R. C. BAILEY.
306 Mfcsa (Orndorff Hotel Building)
Bell Phone 2068; Auto. 2217
WAREHOUSE AND FACTORY SITES.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES HiSIDK.
CHOICE RESIDENCES.
IDEAL FARMS.
R. H. THORNE,
BIS SAX FRANCISCO ST.
INCOME AND INVESTMENT REAL I
ESTATJs.
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A LETTER. FOR YOU.
.Replies sent In care of The Herri
oftics were awaiting the following ad
vertisers this morning.
These replies should be called for not
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WHAT IS THE 3IATTER WITH
THESE?
X. Kansas St- building site, 39 feet,
east front, graded and terraced, $1350.
Boulevard, lot and half, south front.
level, paved, street, paving paid. $1450.
Several others equally as good. Come
in, look our list over.
Anderson-Bennett Realty Co.,'
Rooms 27 and 28 Bassett & Edwards
Building. Bell 491; Auto. 1768.
WAITED Capable woman for cook
ing and general housework, to go to
Cloudcroft; family of 3. 320 Prospect
Ave. Phone 145.
FOR SALE Furniture 8 rooms, com
plete, new and clean; terms; cause
sickness. Phone 3234.
FOR SALE 4 lots, fine corner. Las
Cruces, X. M.; $100 if taken at once.
Phone 2377 or address Mrs. Kitchens,
11C E. Franklin.
C ROOM HOUSE OX BOULEVARD.
This is one of the best buys In the
city for close in stuff and the price can
not be beat. If 3ou are looking for a
home let us show you this. It will be
sold in a few days.
AnderKon-Bennett Realty Co.,
Rooms 27 and 2S Bassett & Edwards
Building. Bell 491; Auto. 176S.
FOR RENT 3 connecting furnished
'housekeeping rooms, sleeping porch,
phone and water. Adults preferred.
Phone 370S.
FURNISHED front room for rent at
317 S. Ochca. Phone 2086 Auto.
FOR rext 3 room house with bath.
151 X. Florence
PIRVISKED ROOMS Sleeping porch,
bath and phone. 511 California.
10,000 POUND MOSLER SAFE.
SO inches high, 62 Inches wide. 34
inches deep. For sale, duty paid, in
Juarez, Mexico, at 1-3 its value, and in
El Paso for less than its value.
W. G. Walz Company.
WILL EXCHANGE
Two south front lots on Wyoming St.
asei,1 ul"i"' iur - 15 ,in no1 L"
nm ftT Poet T71! Trort TTTVto- V-..y -r,i ?
to trade?
Anderson-Bennett Renlty Co.,
Rooms 27 and 28 Bassett & ..Edwards
Bunding. Bell 491; Auto. 1768.
NICE COOL newly furnished rooms
throughout, -with or without board:
summer rates. Phone 1030 Bell. 112
S. Missouri. .
WANTED Tent. About 12x16. Must
be chap. Address G. F. Allen, P. O.
box 914.
A BARGAIN IN VALLEY real estate.
IS 9-10 acres near Socorro. Call on
C. W. Marshall, Suite 505 Rio Grande
Bldg.
MAN with full knowledge of the com
mercial business In all its branches Is
open for proposition; handles 3 lan
guages fluently. Address E. T., 208 So
nora St.
for REXT Several nicely furnished J
rooms. 1123 N. Oregon.
GOOD COOK WANTED 526 W. Mis
sourl.
WANTED Position. Competent book
keeper, now omuloyed: best refer
ences; can accept immediate service!
Address O. 2S8. care Herald.
"WANTED 2 unfurnished rooms suit
able for light housekeeping. Address
C L. H., care Herald.
WANTED Waiters or waitresses at
Angelus Cafe.
FOR SALE RAl ESTATE.
BUY THIS BUNGALOW7.
IT WILL 3LAKE YOU MONEY SURE. 1
It is on a fine corner 40x122 reet.
It has six large rooms and more win
dows than any cottage in El Paso.
It has a modern heating plant, heat
in every room, and basement under en
tire house.
It is new, never been occupied, yet
has lawn and trees already started.
It is a beautiful home, walking dis
tance of down town and only two blocks
from high school.
PRICE ON EASY TERMS $5750.
THE GREAT TEXAS REALTY CO.,
Phone 1073. Trust Building.
MESILLA VALTjET FARMS
FOR SALE.
We have lands at La Union. Cham
berino, Berino and Anthony, the real
"Heart of the Mesiila Valley."
If you contemplate buying land for
farming or Investment we would be
glad to have you call or write us your
wants.
LAUSON & BEECHER,
Real Estate. Anthony, X. M.
FAR3IS FOR SALE.
80 acre farm. 45 in crops, balance in
light timber; all rich, sandy loam river
bottom soil, government patented title
full water rights in the Three Saints
ditch; signed up under the Elephant
Butte dam project; mile from Berino
(Santa Fe R. R.) depot. The farms all
round this SO acres in high state of
cultivation. For short time the price
is $85 per acre; terms.
4 select high producing farms adjoin
ing the above. 50acres, 120, and ttvo
160 acres, highly improved, from $100
per acre; terms.
80 acres at San Miguel at a bargain.
30 acres at Mesquite bridge, $30.
A CHEAP BUSINESS PROPOSITION.
Store and postoffice at Vado (Earl
ham.) You can buy this at actual in
voice, incluuding 100 chickens and fine
cow, fresh. Good clean business and
fine climate. (SO miles north of El
Paso on Santa Fe). Owner must leave
is reason for selling. $S00 will cover
invoice.
VILJOEN & HANNUM,
La Mesa, Jn. m.
(Or inquire 32 City Nat Bank Bldg.)
Classify
One Cent a Word.
THEHOPES OF. HUNDREDS
are centered in the'heJp wanted and situations wanted
columns of The Herald to today. It is an established
fact that almost everyone out of work in El Paso de
pends on The Herald Want Ads to get them a job.
WANTED To buy a horse and buggy
or will buy separate either one. Ad-
ilrooc jnn 5 T."l Pnsn St. Rpll 3491:
Auto. 2491.
FOR REXT.
Entire second floor store building, S
J rooms and hall, near Lamar school.
fou. xienuuie purnes umy.
H. L. Howell,
213 Herald Building.
Phone 46 2 Rings.
MESA AVENUE.
We have a property on
this splendid thoroughfare
at a price that Is far below
any other property In that
vicinity. This property
will advance within IS
months so that we boliove
a profit of at least $5000 can
be made within that time.
Improved with a 2 story
building and leased for $85
per month.
If interested will be glad
to give you further infor
mation. Cxssldy fc Davidson,
Rooms 4 and 5 Buckler
Building. Phone 920.
LOST On S. Oregon St., near Pomer
oy's stable, watch fob, gold buckle
and opal charm. Reward If returned
to Pomeroy Transfer Co.
000 LB.
bargain.
HORSE and good buggy at
$65. C. E. Vance, 504 Gol5
St, Highland Park. Phone 1459.
51G3 1G LOTS $163.
One-half block (16 lots)) on Fort
Biiss car line. East El Paso, only
$2600; good terms. This is the best
buy in the addition.
D. G. Helnenicn, 207 St. Louis St.
3 ROG3I FRAME nOUSE on 2 lots In
Altura, for sale at $600 cash. Call at
' end Highland Park car line. This prop-
erty belonged to Aug. L. Spahn Je-
ceased and must be sold to settle es
tate. Jacob Heberer.
NORTH KANSAS ST.
CORNER.
This street has been
overlooked and is just com
ing Into its own. We can
see a lot of money to be
made by proper Investment
along this central thor
oughfare. We have a
beautiful corner on this
street owned by a non
resident. The price Is
right and can give good
terms, or would take' some
trade.
Cassldy Davidson.
Room 4 and 5 Buckler
Building. Phone 920.
MESA AVENUE.
Don't you wish you had
put a little money in prop
erty on Mesa Ave., near
Texas St. a few years ago.
HERE IS JUST SUCH
Another opportunity. El
Paso is going to be the
Denver of the southwest.
Investors in property on
the north side will make
fabulous profits.
WE HAVE A PROPERTY
LOCATED ON MESA AVE.
30x120, with a 6 room
house for $5250 that cap
be sold at an advance of
$1000 within 12 months. It
is a remarkably fine piece
of property and -we recom
mend it as the best pur
chase to be made on Mesa
Ave. at the price.
Cassldy & Davidson,
Rooms 4 and 5 Buckler
Building. Phcne 920.
HAVE A BARGAIN
In a small piece on Mesa Ave., close
in with fair improvements. This Is
the best buy on Mesa Ave. and Mesa
Ave. 'Is the best street In El Paso. See
Tobin today before the other fellow
gets this snap. El Paso and Franklin
Sts. Phone 2271.
FOR REXT.
Four room house. East El Paso, near
Bliss, car line.. $11.
Five room on Lee St., near Lamar
school. $18.
H. L. Howell.
213 Herald Bunding.
Phone 46 2 Rings.
SWITCH PROPERTY I have the larg
est piece for the least money. Frank
R Tobin, El Paso and Franklin. The
library is opposite.
HOUSES FOR REXT 5, 6, 8 and 10
room houses in complete repair in the
best neighborhood. Tobin, El Paso and
Franklin Sts.
LOT AND HALF.
Good residence building site, walk
ing distance from the business center;
close in on Roosevelt Ave. Price $1250,
cash or terms.
H. L. Howell,
213 Herald Building.
Phone 46 2 Rings.
FOR SALE Ice cream parlor, soda
water business and lunch counter. Own
er has other business. Call 305 E.
Overland.
SPRING CHICKENS. SPRING
CHICKENS.
Nice broilers and fryers, fed on good
food. 1412 Boulevard. Phone 100.
FOR SALE.
ROOMIXG HOUSE
BARGAIX.
12 rooms completely fur
nished, reasonable rent.
Will sell at a bargain.
Owner will sacrifice on ac
count of-leaving city. This
is a paying proposition and
will bear investigation.
Cnsidy & Davidson,
Rooms 4 and 5 Buckler
Building. Phone 920.
FOR REXT.
9 room brick, Montana $50.00
9 room brick, N. Oregon 50.00
5 room brick. Wyoming 30.00
6 room brick. "Willow 25.00
7 room frame, Montana 3s!oo
t room frame, Highland Park 12.50
Large store room and basement.. 65 00
Hafforil & Collier,
417 Mesa Ave. Bell Phone' 615.
Too Late
No Ad. Less Than 2
A REAL BARGAIN ON BOULEVARD.
If a 5 room house with bath Is what
you want we have it on south front
lots on Boulevard for $3300, and" you
can have terms on it too. You don't
often see a bargain like this. We want
to show j'ou this place.
Newman Investment Co. t
A LITTLE CASH NOW
Will buy the best business corner in
EI Paso for the money. Buy cheap
property near dear property and make
big money. See Tobln today. El Paso
and Franklin. Phone 2271.
OWNER BROKE NEEDS MONEY.
Must sell 5 room close in brick at
sacrifice. Make us an offer.
Kettler Renlty Co., 308 Mesa Ave.
"EIGHT ROOM "HOUSE BARGAIN.
New pressed brick 8 room 2 story
and basement home, walking distance
from the business center. New and
never been occupied. Has S rooms, 2
halls, 4 large closets, bath room, full
basement, front and rear porches, fine
oak mantel in parlor, sidewalk down,
and yard all fenced. The best property
ever placed on die market In El Pasb
for the money. Price $4S50, or just what
is being asked for 5 room cottages
farther out. $1000 cash, balance easy.
No agents.
H. L. Howell,
213 Herald Building.
Phone 46 2 Rings.
I WILL RENT MY HOME of 5 com
fortably furnished rooms on N. Kan
sas St. for next 3 months for less than
house rents for unfurnished; refer
ences required. Mgr. Kress Store.
SMALL IMPROVED FARM.
2 acres on the county road this
side of Ysleta. This Is one of the best
improved Dlaces this side of Ysleta.
Price $1000.
Lee H. Orndorff, 209 St. Louis St.
WAXTEs juaay Dookkeeper to work J
on retail ledger. Must write gooa
hand and be accurate In figuring. Ad
dress 999, care Herald.
FOR SALE.
Four room red pressed brick, walk
ing distance. A splendid, modern,
south front, artistic cottage, and well
worth the price asked. $3500; terms
easy.
H. L. Howell,
213 Herald Building.
Phone 46 2 Rings.
j . s-
VALLEY LAND BARGAIN.
54 acres on the Island at $20 per
acre.
Lee H. Orndorff, 20i St. Louis St.
A LARGE QUANTITY of gulf trout
just received at Robinson's Market, J.
C. Peyton, successor. Phone your or
ders. Bell 251 and Auto. 1234.
A LARGE QUANTITY of gulf trout
just received!, xtODinson s -uarKei. j.
C. Peyton, successor. Phone your or
ders. Bell 251 and Auto. 1234.
CLOSE TO YSLETA.
19 acres about 2 miles east of the
depot. This land is perfectly level ana
the best sandy loam soil in the valley.
A snap at $50 per acre.
Lee H. Orndorff. 200 St. Louis St.
VACANT LOTS. WYOMING ST., NEAR
AUSTIN.
Two fine north front lots on paved
street, splendid residence district. These
2 lots reduced from $2000 to $1600, cash
or terms, for quick sale.
II. L. Howell,
213 Herald Building.
Phone 46 2 Rings.
WILL GEO. P. OSLANDEX communi
cate with "Secretary," W. M. P. A., Gen.
Del., El Paso P. O.
FOR REXT Very desirable 5 room
brick cottage with basement and stable,
$25 per month. Will lease to respons
ible parties. d516 Wyoming. Phone
2566.
THE BIGGEST BARGAIN
IN THE .VALLEY.
65 acres located about 2 miles east
of Clint. The adjoining land Is held
at $60 per acre. If sold this week price
$35 per acre.
Lee H. Orndorff, 209 St. Lonls St.
FOR REXT FOR SUMMER 4 room
cottage in pleasant locality; complete
ly furnished; on paved street: 10 min
utes walk from P. O.; $22.50 per
month; also 2 rooms furnished for light
housekeeping. $15 per" month. This Is
permanent R F. Love, 804 Mundy
Ave. Bell phone 3489.
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY
You may want a home, we have it We
have the largest list of bargains. See
us if you are thinking of buying a
home.
Newninn Investment Co.
NEAR S. W. SHOPS.
Four room modern cottare for sale
cheap on easy terms. Price $2550; $200
cash, balance monthly payments.
H. L. Howell.
213 Herald Building.
Phone 46 2 Rings.
FOR REXT.
4 room house $12.50
4 room house, close in s nn
4 room house, close in (fur.) 30.0o
5 room house 22.50;
o room nouse 22.50
5 room house 25.00
5 room house (furnished) 25.00
7 room house, furnished $60, un
furnished 50.00
9 room house 45.00
9 room house (furnished) '.'.'. 65.00
10 room house (furnished) So!o0
10 room house (furnished) SO.00
16 room house 9d!00
El Paso Rental Agency,
Room 9 Buckler Building.
Phone Auto. 2484. Bell 478.
FOR A QUICK SALE
List your property with us. We can
sell it.
Xevrmnn Invesinicnt Co.
YOU CAN'T MISS IT.
If you buy property In
that district, bounded by N.
Oregon. Florence, Boule
vard and north of tracks
More fortunes will be made
m the next 10 years than
has ever been made be
fore In the history of El
Paso. For facts and in
formation regarding this
kind of property call on
or address
Cnidy & Davidson.
Rooms 4 and 3 Buckler
Building. Phone 920.
to Classify
iOC
RESIDENCE LOTS.
Two fine lots on Upson Ave., near
Mundy park, one block from car line.
One of the most desirable sites in Sun
set Heights addition. Price $2200, cash
or terms.
H. L. Howell.
213 Herald Building.
Phone" 4G 2 Rings.
FOR RENT 2 nicely furnished front
rooms for light housekeeping In pri
vate family; nice porch, shade and -all
conveniences, including piano; $18 per
month. 1219 Wyoming.
HOUSEKEEPING
molng.
ROOMS 1701 Wy-
DO YOU WANT LOTS
11 to 15, block 28, Tobin's addition, for
$125. If so call on
J. C. Roberts & Son,
Buckler Building.
IF YOU PAY RENT
I can show you how to buy a 5 room
modern brick house for $750.
W. T. Downing,
209 Mesa Ave.
RUSH YOUR SECOND HAND furniture
and tools to Ed Rush for best cash
price; also I repair mirrors; make them
good as new; work guaranteed. Call
214 S. Stanton. Phone 907.
A BEAUTD7UL HOME ON MUNDY
HEIGHTS AT A SACRD7ICE.
Is one of the handsomest homes in
the city and our price is away under
the market value. $9000 takes it, $2000
cash, balance easy.
Lone Star Land Co
213 Texas SL
S ROOM 2 STORY HOUSE ON N. EL
PASO FOR 53400.
This is a close in proposition and a
snap at our special price. We can ar
range very easy terms.
x ' Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St.
COME AND PAY US 330 AND TAKE
POSSESSION
Of a 4 room cottage in East El Paso,
well located and you can pay the bal
ance at the rate of $15 per month. Our
price Is $1250.
Lone Star Land Co.,
x 213 Texas St.
FOR RENT.
Furnished cottage. Stewart St.; fur
nished cottage. Newman St; S room
furnished home on Montana with use
of horse and lot of chickens. $50; 2 cot
tages on Hutton St. $22.50 each; 5
room cottage. Boulevard, 50; 5 room
cottage. Newman St, $30; 2 story mod
ern building on S. Stanton, $125.
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St
MUST BE SOLD.
If taken at once this hniic smith
front on Nevada St.. can be had at a I
big bargain. Five rooms with bath
. . . -,. .-,,. 0. "V :r"
- 1 n p ' 1 - "" "Vi"ii
wall. See owner, 9 Buckler Bldg. Bell I
tio, .1UIO. i45-i.
OH YOU MOXTAXA.
Two good lots in 1S00 block at $900
ch. You can't beat this.
Jay F. Knox,
9 Buckler Bldg. Bell 47S.
each
VALLEY ASH GRAZIXG LAND
BARGAIN.
Enough valley land for a good farm
and 60 to 100 sections trrar.inr- Tan.
The best proposition going. For terms'
txnu particulars see
Josephcs Boggs.
LI PLE,
NSIiS IN
(Continued
of the United Static, it was nevertheless ,
only because I was president that I was
kenabled to act at all; and I felt that
the money must be considered as hav
ing been given me in trust for the
United States. I therefore used it as a
nucleus for a foundation to forward the
cause of industrial peace, as being well
within the' general purpose of your
J committee; for in our complex indus
trial civilization of today the peace
of righteousness and justice, the only
kind of peace worth having, is at least
as necessary in the industrial world as
it is among nations. There' is at least
as much need to curb the cruel greed
and arrogance of part of the world of
capital, to curb the cruel greed and
violence of part of the world of labor,
as to check a cruel and unhealthy mili
tarism in international relationships.
Righteousness and Justice.
We must ever bear in mind that the
great end in view is righteousness, jus
tice as between man and man. nation
and nation, the chance to lead our lives
on a somewhat higher level, with a
broader spirit of brotherly good will
one far another. Peace is generally
good in itself, but it is never the high
est good unless it comes as the hand
maid of righteousness; and it becomes a
very evil thing if it serves merely as a
mask for cowardice and sloth, or as an
Instrument to further the ends of des
potism or anarchy. "We despise and
abhor the bully, the brawler, the op
pressor, whether in private or public
life; but we despise no less the cow
ard and the voluptuary. No man is
worth calling a man who will not fight
rather than submit to infamy or see
those that are dear to him suffer
wrong. No nation deserves to exist if
it permits itself to lose the stern and
virile virtues: and this withoutyregard
to whether the loss Is due to the growth
of a heartless and all absorbing com
mercialism, to prolonged indulgence in
luxury and soft effortless ease, or to
the deification of a warped and twisted
, sentimentality.
Words ana uecun.
Moreover, and above all, let us re
member that words count only when
they give expression to deeds or are
to bo translated into them. The lead-
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ers of the Red Terror prattled of peace j opinion which would finally find ex
while they steeped their hands in the j pression in the provision of methods
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR RENT My summer home at ML
Park, X. M.; 6 rooms furnished; use
of garden and firewood Included; saddle
ponies if desired. Dr. J. A. Rawlins.
Phone 245.
AUTOMOBILE LIVERY CO.
New 7 passenger Peerless and other
good cars for rent, day and night,
.stand Little Plaza. Auto. Dhone lass:
Bell phone 362. Bob Hilgartner, Mgr.
WASTED Bookkeeper and stenogra
pher. Apply at Remington Sales Room.
ffiTEB A Dainter. Apply at ii
Richmond St., Highland Park, or phone "r"Vut-e tentatively suggested meth
1757. Also want to buy a lot or cot- , . completing the court of arbi-
tage In Cloudcroft. Phone Hoi.
A COZY 4 ROOM COTTAGE
That has all modern conveniences; lo
cated in the fastest growing part of
El Paso. Rents for $20 per month.
Can be bought for $2350. $250 cash,
balance $25 a month.
Matthews & Dyer.
117 N. Stanton St. Both Phones.
FOR SALE BY OWNER 2 southeast
corner lots one block east El Paso and
Southwestern shops; 4 room frame
house, screened porch and shade trees.
2931 Durazno.
ONE LARGE ROOM furnished for
housekeeping; $S per month. 716 N.
Santa Fe.
FOR SALE A complete "Penny Ar
cade." consisting of 25 of the latest
machines. Are making money now but
owner has other interests that demand
his time. R. E. Miller, Pecos, Texas.
satrsmax WANTED to sell lots in
Turner Heights, Pecos City, the choice J
part of the city. 2o o-acre tracts m mc
sale; good commissions. Mays & "Ware,
Pecos, Texas.
OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT close In.
Apply Room 1. C. & L. building.
ANEROID BAROMETERS.
I always keep In stock a choice as
sortment of Aneroid barometers, se
lected from the best English and Ger
man manufacturers. They range In
price from $10 to $30, and will meas
ure elevations up to 16,000 feet. Order
by mail If you cannot come here per
sonally. V
Geo. D. Kendall,
208 Mesa Ave.
THREE PIECES VALLEY JsAJgD.
-Close in on county road. Only $200
per acre. The biggest bargains this
side Ysleta-
Mathews & Dyer.
FOR RENT.
4 rooms, 2211 Texas $ 15.00
4 rooms 2918 Alamogordo 15.00
6 rooms, furnished, 1119 N. Vir
ginia 50.00
9 rooms, 1519 Montana (fur).... 100.00
9 rooms, 1119 Montana 60.00
5 rooms. 901 Mundy 40.00
5 rooms, S01 Arizona so-
6 rooms. 1519 "Wyoming 30.00
5 rooms. 1136 Arizona 30.00
6 rooms. 711 Lee, flat. 25.00
4 rooms, Wyoming and Magnolia 15.00
Store room. 519 San Antonio, r .. 45.00
If vou can't find what you want in
this list call at our office and see com
plete list. We have houses In all parts
of the city.
Austin & Marr,
Phone 352. 204 San Antonio St.
"WANTED A competent English-Spanish
stenographer by large rubber con
cern In central Mexico. Salary $125
gold per month as start. Must be re
liable and in good health: state refer
ences. Box 176, Torreon. Mex.
FOR SAIjF. One te-nt house, furnished,
and brand new. Will lease lot to pur
chaser. Write 316 Herald.
MASOTTIC NOTICE.
tt. rvSG LODGE 50. 130, A. P. 4 Ji. S.
neguiar meetings 1st and sra
Wednesdays of each month.
E. TV- S. Neff. Secy.
J. D. Mason. W. M.
Masonic Relief Board 3rd floor. Ma
sonic Temple. Office hours: 10 a. rn.
to 12 a. L. E. Gillett. Secy.
A. & A. S. RITE OF FREE MASONRY.
I Meets the second and third Mondays
I of each month in Masonic Temple.
W. H. 3IcCnlIoHgh, Secy.
SELECT
DANCING ASSEMBLY,
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD HAIX,
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT.
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blood of the innocent; and many a ty-
.u udS canea tt peace when he has
scourged honest protest Into silence
Our words must be judged by our
deeds; and in striving for a lofty ideal
we must use practical methods; and if
we cannot attain all at one leap, we
must advance towards it step by step
reasonably content so long as we do'
actually make some progress in the
right direction.
Now, having freely admitted the limi
tations to our work, and the qualifica
tions to be borne in mind, I feel that I
have the right to have my words taken
seriously when I point out where, in
my judgment, great advance can be
made In the cause of International
peace. I speak as a practical man, and
whatever I now advocate I actually
tried to do when I was for the time
being the head of a great nation, and
keenly jealous of Its honor and in
terest. I ask other natons to do only
"iiul j. snouia oe glad to see my own
nation do.
Arbitration Treaties.
The advance ran be made along sev
eral lines. First of all there can be
treaties of arbitration. There are of
course, states so backward that a civ
ilized community ought not to enter
into an arbitration treaty with them,
at least, until we have gone much fur
ther than at present in securing some
kind of International police acMnn ti
all really civilized communities should
w v.iv.,. c ttimirauon treaties
among themselves. I believe that these
treaties can cover almost all questions
liable to arise between such nations,
if they are drawn with the explicit
agreement that each contracting party
will respect the other's territory and
its absolute sovereignty within that
territory, and the equally explicit
agreement that (aside from the very
rare cases where the nation's honor Is
vitally concerned) all other possible
subjects of controversy will be sub
mitted to arbitration. Such a treav
would insure peace, unless one party
deliberately violated it.
Of course, as yet there is no adequate
safeguard against such deliberate vio
lation, but the establishment of a suf
ficient number of these treaties would
go a long way towards creatine- wor-i
A
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EREST OF FEME
to forbid or punish any such viola
tion. The Hague ; Tribunal.
Secondly, there Is the further devel
opment of The Hague tribunal, of tha
work of the conferences and courts at
The Hague, it has been well said that
the first Hague ponferonpp fi-nmAfi n.
Magna Chara for the nations; it set
before us an Ideal which has already
tu some extent been realized, and to
wards the full realization- of which wa
can all steadily strive. The second con
ference made further progress; the
third should do yet more. Meanwhile
. " " -!"""i' " """
Li justice, constituted at the second
.raugue conierence, and for rendering it
effective. It Is earnestly to be hoped
that the various governments of Eu
rope, working with those of America
and of Asia, shall set themselves seri
ously to the task of devising some
method which shall accomplish this re
sult. If I may venture the suggestion,
it would be weli for the statesmen of
the worm, in planning for the erection
of this 'world court, to study what has
been done In the United States by the
supreme court.
The U. S. Co-nstitntleB.
I cannot help thinking that the con
stitution of the United States, notably
in the establishment of the supreae
court and In the methods adopted for
securing peace and good relations
among and between the different states,
offers certain valuable analogies to
what should be striven for in order to
secure, through The Hague courts and
conferences, j. species of iworld federa
tion for-infernational peace and justice.
J.nere are, of course, fundamental dif
ferences between what the United
States constitutuion does" and what w
should even attempt at this time to
secure at The Hague; but the methods
adopted in the American constitution
to prevent hostilities between the
states, and to secure the" supremacy of
the federal cotrrt In certain cl&ssss of
cases, are wejl worth the study of those
who seek at The Hague to obtain, th
same results on a world scale.
To Ckeck Axzuuseats. N
In the third place, something skcuH
be done as soon ss possible to cheek
the growth of armaments, eapecially
naval wmamSnu, by International
agreement- No one power could er
should act by itself; for it Is eminently
undesirable, from the standpoint of the
peace of. righteousness, that a rower
-which, really does believe In peace
snouia place itself at the mercy of some
rival which may at bottom haveno
such belief and no intention of actisjr
on it. But, granted sincerity of pur
pose, the great powers of the world
should find no insurmountable diffi
culty in reaching an agreement which,
would put an end to the present costly
and growing extravagance of expendi
ture of naval armaments. An agree
ment merely to limit the size of ships
would have been very useful a few
years ago and would still be of use;
but the agreement should go -rtmch. f ur-
JjCslsuo of Peace.
Finally, It would be a master stroke
If those great powers honestly bent
on peace would form a league of peace,
not only to "keep the peace among them
selves, but to prevent, by force if nec
essary, its being broken by others. The
supreme difficulty In connection with
developing the peace work of The
Hague arises from the lack of any ex
ecutive power, of any police power-
enforce the decrees of the court. In
any community of any size the author
ity of the courts rests upon actual or
potential force; on the existence of a
police, or on the knowledge that the
able bodied men of the cou4Kry are
both ready and wiling to see that the
decrees of judicial and legislative
bodies are put into effect. In! a new and
wild communities, where there is vio
lence, an honest man must protect him
self; and until other means of securing
his safety are devised, it is both foolish
and wicked to persuade him to sur
render his arms while the men who
are dangerous to the community- retain
theirs.
Right ie Protect.
He should not renounce the right to
protect himself by his own efforts until
the community is so organized that it
can- effectively relieve the individual of
the duty of putting down violence. So
It Is with nations. Each nation must
keep well prepared to defend itself un
til the establishment of some form of
international police power, competent
and willing to prevent violence as be-
tween nations. As things are now
such power to command peace through
out the world could best be assured
by some combination between those
great nations which sincerely desire,
peace and have no thought themselves
of committing aggressions. The combi
nation might at first be only to secure
peace within certain definite limits and
certain definite conditions; but the ruler
or statesman who should bring about
such a combination would have earned
his place in history for all time and his
title to the gratitude of all mankind.
RATES CUT, CANNOT
& BE RAISED AGAIN.
4& Washington. J. C May 4.
The house todayy adopted an
amendment to the TaJllroad bill
providing that when aattroac
when In competition witu a
water route, lowers its rates
such rates cannot be increased
without a showing on the part
of the railroad of a new reason
for such increase.
KING EDWARD riiT
London, England. May o. King Ed
ward is suffering from a severe bron
chial attack. He has been confined t
his room two days and today his condi
tion Is such that he is not able to go to
the railway station to meet Queen Alex
andra, who returned this afternoon
from the continent.
TUIiAROSA NEWS NOTES".
Tularosa. X. M.. May 5. The little
child of I. W. Lentzj is seriously ill
with pneumonia.
J. H. Jackson and daughter Secelia
are here from Alamogordo visiting.
Mrs. Oscar Long Is here from El
Paso to live.
Mrs. Nancy Shields, who has been
seriously ill. is improving.
AN INTERESTING LECTURE
One of the most interesting features
of the Bankers asscociation meeting in
Dl Paso next week will be the lecture
by E. St. Elmo Lewis, advertising man
ager for the Burroughs Adding Machine
company, on Wednesdav, May 11. Mr
Lewis Is the author of some mighty
good books, such as "The Credit Man
and His Work," "The Lewis Course of
Advertising Instruction." etc, and as
he is a. very entertaining talker it will
be wall worth a trip to El Paso to hear
