Newspaper Page Text
EL PASO HERALD
Friday, September 2, 191Q,
11
HTL
U 1JL
i oe i leraiu &
Classified advertising section is the "Market Place
of the People" through which anything can be
bought, sold, exchanged or rented at a trifling cost.
VVVNV'iVVVV'WSSWWWWVSi'WWw' lWrtWWVVWftWrtrtiVAAA.iVi
Kates for Classified Ads.
One cent per word. No
charge less than $ .25 j
Six consecutive inser
tions, per word ...... .05
By month, per line 1.00
Too Late To Classify.
A LETTER. FOR YOU. -
Replies cent In care cf The Hersld
office were awaiting the following ad
vertisers this morning. ,
These replies should be called for not
later than one week after being bulle
tined: A. M. L. A. R.
A. I T. W. iL
C. 10 X. 194
E. 86 A- jb. San
H. R. X. J3on
J- 2SS
J. I. H. '64
T- E. C. 56
L. O. H. 259
GET TUE HABIT of having your hats
cleaned and blocked by a practical and
expert hatter. Last call for Panamas.
Dupuy. 402 N. Oregon St.
BUY A HOME ?25 PER MONTH.
Ask McKenuey Realty Co.,
Room 4 Stevens Bldg.
"WANTED Wet nurse, twice a day.
1201 Olive St. Auto, phone 2419.
TO RENT Kitchen and dining room,
well furnished. Inquire Queen hotel,
Douglas, Ariz.
PIANO, good condition, for sale at a
bargain; party leaving city. 1107 N.
Stanton.
FOR RENT East EI Paso, all or part
furnished 6 room house- Phone 2452.
Too Late To Classify.
SIN ROOM RED PRESSED BRICK,
South front lot, 40x122. 600 block,
Rivea St.; modern throughout. 5250;
terms.
Ilolman & Hatcher, Morgan Bldg.
TWENTY LOTS, $10.1 EACH.
Twenty of the best south front lots
in Altura Park, perfectly level, and
less -than one block from Fort Bliss
car line; these lots are worth $4000,
but you can buy them for $2100. 1300
cash balance 1 and 2 years.
Hclneman-Morrison
Real Estate Co.,
Phone S43. 207 31111s St
MAYFIELD REALTY CO.,"1 Valley land.
FURNISHED ROOMS with bath in
walking distance from town; meals
served across the street. 1116 N. Ore
gon. Phone 1853.
LOWER VALLEY.
135 afcres near Belen, 5 acres in
alfalfa, 20 acres ready to plant; rest
can be cleared easy, a.t $100 per acre.
Holman & Hatcher, Morgan Bldg.
FOR RENT Half of 6 room house
unfurnished. 11 OS N. Florence.
"WANTED TO RENT A 5 or 6 room
house; will lease if reasonable. Dr.
Ebert- Phone 1437.
NEED GLASSES? Ask Segall.
Too Late To Classify
H hMjM ! S hIIIIS IfSSfil
nuuOLMLLi LhUUO My U
i
Pays Tribute to the Panama
Workmen and Praises
Navy as Instrument
of Peace.
(Continued From Page One.)
YOUR OWN PRICE.
"??:Jtu """! r "ew 6 roorn. I Roosevelt party, requesting the people
V; 0.,,. "Ti.ttiw"r " Xp"; "to go lightly" in welcoming him. For
h .m " this reason the program has been re
vised so the visitor will have plenty of
be sold.
Muyfield Realty Co.
SWELL NEW BUNGALOW.
CALIFORNIA STYLE.
Has 6 large well arranged rooms
and has never been occupied.
Mayfield Realty Co.
MAYFIELD REALTY CO. Plaza Blk.
70 ACRES
Close to town. Low price.
Mayfield Realty Co.
CO ACRES
Close to town. See us for low price.
Maytleld Realty Co.
SEE MAYFIELD REALTYvCO.
TWO LOTS, RIO GRANDE ST.
$1500 buys them.
Mayfield Realty Co.
Over Potter Drug Co. Phone 6S4.
BROKEN GLASSEST Ask Segall.
BUYER WITH $5000 CASH wants bar
gain between Overland1 and Eighth St
HAWKINS BROS., Morgan Bldg.
SEE HAWKINS BROS, if you want a
home. "Homes Our Specialty." Here
is a dandy new 5 room brick on Rio
Grande, never been occupied. $300
down, balance monthly. Morgan Bldg.
! WOULD TAKE ONE COUpLE or two i
gentlemen to board in strictly private
family; pleasant front room and best
meafts" for corresponding price. Bell
phone 1994.
LOTS OF LOTS.
In Highland Park. 6 on car line.
$900.
Holman & Hatcher, Morgan Bldg.
iiiuiurii uii iru. jiujtaaa i- i
Sell at iv.rifio.A Tixt fpxv tiavs Dnn't i Florence.
answer unless you mean
Montana, care Herald.
! tGOOD BOY "WANTED at Boulevaird
' drug store, corner of Boulevard and
ousines3. EXPERIENCED housekeeper, single
lady, desires position; best references.
y. LOOK! look:
40 rooms and store on
rented $75 a month. A 12 percent
proposition for only $7500, with good
terms. It "won't last long.
Holman & Hatcher, Morgan Bldg.
"WANTED By couple with two good
sized children, 4 or 5 room suite or
cottage, furnished; close in and reasonable-
B. C. Herald.
FOR BETTER GLASSES Ask Segall.
"WANTED Two lady teachers to board.
Phone 34S9. Bell.
COSTS
WAATED Clerk In good health, pay YOU
roll and general office work. $S5 to ; 530.00.
Start. Good opportunity. State ex- Part of this cozy home brings in $35
perience and send copies "of references. ' per mouth. Your own rent FREE and
The Live "Wire Agency, Pr-escott, Ariz, i $5 besides. Th z 7 rooms are beauti
fully furnished, everything even to
linen and chins ware. Only $350; terms.
Nicest location In El Paso. See this
quick.
Bailey Land Co., 306 Mesa.
R.
3. care Herald.
TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS on corner Or
gan and California; snap.
Holman & Hatcher. Morgan Bldg.
EIGHT BLOCKS FROM P. O., NORTH
OF TRACKS, and only $250 down. It
S (O 1 1 T TT 4 TTTrTTP TT
is a 6 room brick
Morgan Bldg.
HAWKINS BROS.,
3JAYFIELD REALTY CO., Valley land.
RI3ILESS GLASSES.
I take great pride in the rimless
glasses that I make to order. You
will notice that these glasses sold br
other stores are all one size, and it
makes no difference whether your face
is large or small the -glasses sold you
are just the same as everyone elje ) around
lots, all ' Sets. -1 do not Keep xnose nana-me-
aown cneap gooas. .every pair x iua.a.e
s ground for you and for no one else.
Geo. D. Kendall,
20S Mesa Ave., Makes Glasses Right.
LOST Agate brooch at or near the
Alrdome. Finder will receive reward
if returned to R. H. Thome, 518 San
Francisco St.
AmVO COUPLES OR FOUR. SINGLE
snen caii obtain firstclass board, home
cooking, in private family. Large and
airy rooms, best part of city above
tracks; references. Box 1055, city.
FOR SALE No. 6 Remington type
writer. Call .503 Caples Bldg.
SPECIALIST for Cures 15 Morehouse.
EYE TROUBLE? Ask Segall.
A MODERN COUNTRY HOME.
13 acres, 10 miles below city, on
canal. 200 pear and 150 peach trees
3" years old; good pumping plant, new
house, large rooms, nicely finished; 2
other houses, all fenced. Listen
$3S00 for quick sale. 1-3 cash.
Holman &, Hatcher. 3Iorgan Bldg.
opportunity to get rest.
Europe'.. AVonder AroueJ.
"In traveling in lSurops last spring
one thing which especially struck me
was the fact that the two feats which
made the deepest impression abroad
was the cruise of the battle fleet
around the world, and tii2 digging
the Tanama canal." said Col. Roose
velt in his address. "These were the
two feats to be credit 3d to rhe Ameri
can people during the past derade
Avhich have most profoundly and fa
vorably affected the foreign judgment
of America during that time. Such
judgment depends not in the least upon
what people say that they can do, but
on what they actually do; upon their
willingness to meet responsibilities, and
J the success of their efforts to meet
them.
"Now, there is no use of a nacion
claiming to be a great nation unless
it is prepared to play a great part. A
notion such as ours cannot possibly
play a great part in international af
fairs, cannot expect to be treated as
a weight in either the Atlantic or the
Pacific, or to have its voice as to the
Monroe doctrine, or the management
of the Panama canal, heeded, unless
it has a strong and thoroughly effi
cient navy.
"Within the last decade, the Amer
ican navy has been about trebled in
strength and much more than trebled
in efficiency, due to its extraordinary
progress in markmanship and maneu
vering. So far from this increase In
naval strength representing on our
part either a menace of aggression to j
weaker nations or a menace of war to j
stronger nations, it has told most pow- j
erfully for peace. Everywhere in Eu-
rope the cruise of the battle fleet I
the world was accepted, not j
CAVEIN OF DITCH
KILLS A LABORER
Doniato Salse Meets Deatli
STear the Southwestern
Cement Plant.
Less than a minute after he was
warned, and as he was departing from
the danger, life was crushed from the
body of Domato Salse in a ditch in
which he was digging Friday morning
near the (Southwestern Portland ce
ment plant west of the city. Efforts
of fellow workmen to rescue the man
were prompt but unsuccessful.
"With other workmen, Salse was em
ployed dn a ditch about nine feet deep
which was being made for drainage pur
poses, between the cement plant and
the river. Salse was digging apart
from the others when Archie Bon, the
foreman, warned the Mexican against
danger of a cavein.
Just as the workman had nicked UD
his shovel and was walking away, the?
" i predicted cavein occurred, burying him,
FT. BAYARD MAN
TT
7T T TT T-AT 7T7TJT T
iVLJjJjJbJJ n W i JjJj
Dentists
DR. LEE McINTOS
Painless Dentist. 211 San Antonio as
all but his head, in sand and gravel
Workmen promptly unearthed the man,
but the weight of the sand and gravel
had made breathing impossible, al
though the head was uncovered. Div G.
B. Calnan, company physician, arrived
soon after the accident- and death. Cor
oner E. H. Watson was summoned, and
the body turned over to undertakers
Nagley & Raster.
jSalse was 30 years of age, and unmar
ried. He had been employed three weeks
by the local company and resided In the
lower smelter settlement. He is sur
vived by a father and mother, who live
in the state of Durango. The parents
have been telegraphed of the death of
their son.
Had Descended tt Bottom of
Well When It Caved in
artel Buried Him.
Silver City, N. M., Sept. 2. Charles
Reynolds, wheelwright at Fort Bayard
and a well known citizen, of this sec
tion, met death ty a well caving In on
him at his ranch on Whisky Creek, a
few miles from Fort Bayard.
Shortly before his deatn, deceased
descended to the bottom of his well,
about 45 feet, to repair a pump.' Henry
Bliss, his assistant, remained on the
surface to use the windlass. Reynolds
had been working about half an hour,
when Bliss suddenly realized that the
ground was caving in and hurried off
The ground caved badly and wrecked
the windmill, ' covering Reynolds with
several feet of earth. j
Frank Eaton, who ranches nearby. . rr :
was called as me was passing and at HaiT -DreSSHlSf
once notified the people at Fort Bayard,
who are endeavoring o dig the buried
man out.
He had a wife and one son. He had
resided several years In this section.
RELIABLE
BUSINESS
PEOPLE
WHO WANT
JY0IJRRADE
Bar
ANGELUS HOTEL BAR
Just around the corner on Mesa.
Have you had an Angelus Fizz?
DRS. BROWN AND GALLOWAY.
Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 Coles Bldg.
Furniture
HERMANS FURNITURE CO.
114 S. Stanton. Always bargains for cash
Specialist
101
DR. CARL SMPTH
San Antonio St. Auto 2151.
TWO FIRE ALARMS SOUNDED
BUT SLIGHT DAMAGE HONF
The Central fire company responded
Thursday evening at 7 oclock to a call
from 310 Texas street, the rooming
house of Mrs. Ira Lee. A small quan
tity of gasoline had become ignited.
No damage was done.
The Central; and East El Paso fire
companies responded Friday morning
to a call from the east side of the
Southwestern shops. A wooden shed,
valued at about $25, was destroyed.
Veterinary Surgeon
J5R. R. A. HIGGINS, 305 S. Oregea.
Hospital for Horses and Dogs.
ESTHER ALLEN, Manicuring.
211 St. LonH St. Bell 1965
Mattress Renovating
3IETROPOLITAN RENOVATING CO.
219 South Stanton. Both Phones.
Coal, Wood and Grain
GEO. C. WIMBERLY, Pass City FHel Co.
Sll Texas St. Bell 1479; Auto. 181S.
Financial and
Commercial
STOCKS AND BOITDS, COPPERS,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,
LIVESTOCK, WOOL AND COTTON.
MONEY AND METALS.
New York Quotations.
(By Associated Press.)
York, Sept. 2. Call
money
6 pnS'
GRAND VIEW ADDITION.
Seven south front J'-cs. including
corner, for $800. -A"! quick.
Cassidy Davidson.
MAYFIELD REALTY CO.. Valley larid.
PROPERTY OWNER,S "WHAT
f Have you to sell? List with
Holman & Hatcher, Morgnn Bldg.
IF YOU "WANT TO SELL
Your El Paso real estate ask us about
FURNITURE of 16 room boardinsr
house for sale, cause sickness. 917 J it. We are now having a greater de-v
Magoffin-
"WANTED To buy a second hand bi
cycle; must be in good condition. 619
2?. Kansas.
"WANTED TO TRADE a 4 room brick
cottage for vacant lots in a good loca
tion. Phone 335 or, afteur 5 oclock
3839. t i
"WANTED Good house painter at reas
onable price. Miss James, block 20,
Grand View addition.
j mand than we can possibly supply.
Newman Investment Co.,
226 Mesa Ave.
"WANTED A housekeeper to go to
country. A good home for right party.
Call at Alabama hotel, S. Oregon St.,
by Saturday noon; party leaves townj Two room house in Highland Park
HERE ARE LIVE ONES
OF TODAY.
Two room frame house in Vanghn,
N. M. 2 lots 2 blocks from postoffice.
I 5500. Would consider trade or saje.
Lot in .Jlagoltin aaoation, .suxizu. saie
or trade against good rooming house
if taken at once.
Five acres of fine upper valley laaid
6 -miles from po&toffice, about 4 acres
under cultivation. Act quick. $1500
cash, or will consider trade for good
rooming house.
STOP PAYING RENT.
$150 cash, balance $25 per month,
buys a modern 5 room brick cottage
in Bassett audition.
Lee H. Orndorff. 'MO St. Lonis St.
any way approaching it has ever been
made by any fleet of any other power;
and the best naval opinion abroad had
been that no such feat ivas possible
chat Is, that no such cruise as that
we actually made could be undertaken
4. ... . . . . . . ..
WANTED German woman to cook y a Iieet or sucn size without mnum
and care for house, small family, erable breakdowns and accidents. The
Phone 245S, or call at 1013 Montana St- J success of the cruise, performed as it
mvivc maup pvnrp.u Mnvnv o i was without a single accident, immeas-
ready to take a good rest; will sacri
fice for $400 cash my well paying cafe,
cheap rent, lease if wanted. Guar
antee $250 clear profit per month.
z Fall, Care Herald.
New
12.
Prime mercantnu paper, 5
cent.
Closing QuotstloRs Xoaay.
Bar sliver, 52 ;4.
Desilverized lead, firm, $4.40 4.50.
Spelter, $5.35 5.45.
Copper, easy, standard spot, $12.15
12.12; Oct., $12.1512.25.
Spelter (St. Louis quotation)
$5.25.
Mexican Collars. 44c
Current Smelter Quotations.
'Ei Paso Smelter.)
sirous ourstlves of keeping the peace, J c wire'VaVs;V.V.V:.V.V.V.12.523
but able to prevent the peace being I Conner CnttinAt- (nt nr- iio 12140
broken at our expense. No cruise ia , Lead (London sales prices). 12. slO. dG
Uead (New Turk saxes prices) 4.49
Weekly AvJrnsca.
(Douglas Smelter Quotations.)
Bar silver 52.65
Copper 12.52
Ray Consolidated lSi
San Antiio, pt pd 5
JSnattuck 22
Superior & Globe, pt pd 20c
Grain and Provisions.
only as an extraordinary feat, reflect
ing the highest honor upon our navy,
but as one of the movements which
tended- markedly to promote peaceful
stability in international relations.
"No nation regarded the cruise as
fraught with any menace of hostility
to itself; and yet every nation accepted
it as proof that we were not only de
WE CAN SELL
Your house or vacant lot. The fall
business is on in full force. See us
today. m
Nevrman Investment Co.
NE W YORK LISTED
STOCKS.
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
' H. H. Bru Co.. Globe, Ariz.)
national peace.
The Great Canal.
"As regards the Panama canal, I
really think the outside nations have
a juster idea than our own people of
the magnitude and success of the work.
I wish our people realized what is be-
FOR RENT Modern, new house. 10iIn done on tne Isthmus. If a man
rooms, upson "Ave.. waiKing mstance.
urably raised tne prestige, not only of
our fleet, but of aur nation; ''and was
a distinct help to the cause of inter- i . ,
national neace. Amalgamated ., 63
Amer. "bmelters 67
Chicago Grain. Close,
Wheat
Dec
May
Corn
Dec 57i&57
May
Oats
Dec
May
.$1.03?i 1.03
. 1.09 1.00
6060y4
3636
395$39?4
Ghicago Provisions. Close.
Pork
Oct $20.60
Jan -. ,- 1S.60
Lard
Oot $12.10
Jan 7 10.67
Ribs
Oct $11.87
Jan 9.70
9.72
LIVESTOCK.
handled ourselves in the Philippines, in
Cuba, in Porto Rico, in San Domingo,
and in Panama. The cruise of the bat
tle fleet around the world was a strik
ing proof that we had made good with
the navy; and what we have done at
Panama represents, the accomplishment
of one of the greft feats of the ages.
It is a feat which reflects the highest
honor upon our country, and our grat
itude is due to every man wh has
taken an honorable part In any capaci
ty in bringing about Its performance.
Fortify the CanaL
"We now have further duty to per
form in connection with it, and that
is to fortify it. We are in honor bound
to fortify it ourselves, and only by so
doing can we effectively guarantee
its neutrality, and moreover effective
ly guarantee that It shall not be used
against us. The chief material advant-age-certainly
one of the chief mate
rial advantages which we shall gain
by its construction is the way in which
it will, for defensive purposes, double
the power of the United States navy.
To refuse to fortify it, and above all,
to consider for a moment such an act
of utter weakness and folly as to in
vite other nations to step, In and guar
antee the neutrality of this purely
American work (and thereby reallv to
i make It certain that in the event of
.- . ,. v. .avu.u J.1U.U. me uiiutu usea
against us, as our fleets would be
forbidden to pass through it, or else
our opponents fleets permitted to),
would be to Incur, and quite rightfully,
the contempt of the world; ft would
mean the complete abandonment of
tht Monroe doctrine; it would be a
wicked blo-v? to our prestige on the
Pacific and moreover, it would be in
essence treason to the destiny of the
republic."
Saturday p. m.
514.10 PER ACRE.
In lower valley. There are several
hundred acres and it's a snap.
Kettler Realty Co. Phone 52.
EYEGL4SS COMFORT? Ask Segall.
$40. Bell phone 11SS.
WAITED Woman to do general
housework; must know how to cook
family of 3. Apply 1019 Ange St.
of Intelligence who had nev
country asked me if I would advise
him to make a short trip to Europe, or
; J a trip to the Panama canal, I would
without hesitation, advise him to go
5100 EVERY THREE MONTHS
Will buy a 9 room modern house on i one of the great feats of modern times.
to the Panama canal. He would there
see in operation the completing of
Atchison 97
Anaconda , 391
Colo. Fuel & Iron '. :.. 30
Erie By .'.. 25
M., K. & T 31JA
Mo. Pac ...' 52
New York Central 110
er 1p thi? heading 1398
er leu xnis . -d-7, ti oni
-L.iruii. j.oiiirvi .................... J y
Southern Pac 111
Union Pac 164
U. S. Steel, com 6S
U. S. Steel, preferred 116
NICELY furnished rooms, cool and very
desirable; all outside woms; close in;
best location In city. 606 N. Oregon.
Bell phone 2785.
"WANTED Agent to represent the
Grand Union Tea company in El Paso.
"Wa'gon furnished, bond required; good
proooFition. See B- C. Brown, 130S J
Boulevard, El Paso. Texas.
j on Washington St.; lot 50x125; 1 block
west of car line. Owner out of city.
For quick sale $S50. $300 cash, bal
ance terms.
-.MUG iCrVlH 1IUIU3C, 1VV3, JU-Y ...-
I nished. $550 if taken at once.
EJgiat room house furnished ana
rooms unfurnished in same house.
Snap if taken at once.
John Barbrlck & Co.,
Real Estate and Insurance,
Stock and Bond Broker.
Mines and Ranches Sold and
Exehang.ed.
Promoter of Southwest Enterprises.
210 N. Stanton St.
Bell Phone 537. Auto. 1037.
I Mundy Ave. Can arrange small cash
t payment. This is a bargain at the
price.
v Downing & Crowell,
209 Mesa Ave.
STEADY "WORKING MAN on good sal
ary wants to borrow $100 for 6 or S
months at good interest. Only security
can give is option on salary. F. 107,
Herald.
FOR SALE All or half interest in
rooming house; all rooms full; Tsnap
if taken quick; part cash, part prop
erty. Bell, HeralTd.
530 DOWN,
Balance $20 per month, will buy a
new 3 room, modem red pressed brick.
Jay F. Kbox,
Room 4 Stevens Building.
RENT HOUSES "WANTED.
We have several parties wanting 5
and 6 room cottages. What have you?
Phone 1242.
Holman t Hatcher, Morgan Bldg.
WANTED Two firstclass
Call Alberta hotel.
milk cows.
Colonel Goethals and the men work
ing under him are rendering a service
to this country which can only be par
alleled in our past history by some of
the services rendered in certain wars.
'Six years ago last spring the Amer
ican government took possession of the
isthmus. The first two years were de-
oted to the sanitation of the isthmus,
to assembling the plant and working
FOR SALE Small roominc house.
close in, cheap rent, with a number kv
of select paying boarders, if desired. ! t
Small cash payment will take the force, and nrovidine Quarters, fond nri
place. Clarke. Herald office. j ater supplies. In all-these points,
HOME ON ARIZONA ST. j the success was extraordinarj-. From
Four room brick cottage, south one of the plague-spots of the globe.
front, close in. $300 cash, balance $25
per month.
Lee H. Orndorff, 209 St. Louis St.
WANTED AT ONCE.
Houses of all kinds to rent.
EI Paso Rental Agency,
Boom 4 Stevens. Bell 478.
THE BIGGEST BARGAIN '
THAT YOU EVER SA"W.
A brand new S room -pressed brick
residence, beautiful east front, fine
large rooms, 2 lavatories, 2 screened
porches; beautiful stairs, both back
and front.
You can't beat it for a
3IODERN HOME.
The owner trill consider an offer.
He must sell at once.
Mathews & Dyer, Agents.
117 N Stanton St.
ANOTHER BARGAIN.
Two story red brick residence, 8
rooms; lot 40x120, 1100 block Rio
Grande St.; pays 10 percent net. Price
only $4000; terms.
Heinexnan-Morrlson
Real Estate Co.,
Phone 843. 207 Mills St.
EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
IS BEST POLICY.
An agent will give you his entire
attention if he believes, that he is
protected in a sale. Give him exclu
sive sale for 30 days and he will sell
it before that time.
See us. Our commissions are reas
able. We make sales..
Matb.evrs & Dyer,
117 N. Stanton St.
WE CAN SELL
Your house or vacant lot. The fall
business is on in full force. See us
today.
Newman Investment Co.
FIVE ROOMS FURNISHED,
532.10 EASY TERMS.
This is a brick house, hate bath,
hardwood floors, cement porches and
sidewalks, stone fences, well furnished
and finished. Cannot be matched for
the price.
Downing & Crowell,
209 Mesa Ave.
FOR SALE RY OWNER 9S.000 acres
of fine grazing and agricultural land
In the famous Flawalilo county in
Mexico, state of Durango, a-t $1.10 per
acre gold. cash. . Land lays along the
M. C. railway, having railroad sta
tion within its limits. For particulars
call on L. G. Saldana, room 1, Hotel
iRoma,
FOR RENT.
513 Newman St., 4 rooms $15.00
1116 N. Oregon, 6 rooms 50.00
515 Newman St., 4 rooms 15.00
2312 Wyoming St.. 3 rooms (fur.) 20.00
804 N. Stanton, 3 rooms (fur.).. 25.00 j plished.
zvn jjurazno at., rooms 15.00
2919 Durazno St., 5 rooms 1S.00
914 Is. Octavia, 6 rooms- 30.00
604 Stewart St. 9 rooms 40.00
913 Mesa, 8 rooms . 50.00
710 N. Oregon, 4 R. (fur.) 28.00
1413 Nevada St., 5 rooms 27.50
513 N. Campbell, 4 rooms 16.00
411 Willow St., 5 rooms 20.0P
Hafford & Collier,
417 Mesa Ave. Bell Phone 615.
one of the most unhealthy regions In
the entire world, the isthmus has been
turned into a singularly healthy abode,
where the death rate is small and where
hundreds of children are now being
raised under as favorable conditions as
iv most parts of the United States.
The quarters, food and water supply
are excellent, and the plant the best
ever gathered for such a purpose.
The Excavations.
"Active excavation on a large scale
did not begin until January 1907.
Three years and a half have gone by
since then, and three-fifths of the to
tal excavation has already been accom-
The amount taken out has
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City,' Mo., Sept. 2. Cattle
Receipts 2500, including 500 south
erns; strong. Native steers, $4.75
8.25; southern steers, $3.75 5.25;
southern cows, $2.75 4.25; native cows
and heifers.' $2.60 6.75; stockers and
feeders, 3.006.25; bulls. $ 3.25 4.25;
I calves, ?4.t0S.50; western steers,
1 $4.507.25, western cows, $2.755.25.
Hogs Receipts 2000. steady; bulk,
$9.359.55; heavy, $9.209.40; packers
and butchers, $9.35 9-55; light, $9.53
9.60.
Sheej) Receipts 1000; strong. Mirt
tons, $4.004.C0; lambs, $5.506.75;
fed -wethers and yearlings, 4.005.60;
fed western ewes, $3.504.35.
BOSTON LISTED STOCKS
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
H. H. Bru Co., Globe, Ariz.)
Ariz. Commercial 16
Bost. Corb 13
Calumet & Ariz 60
Copper Range 65 s,
Giroux 6J4
Greene Cananea 7
Helvetia 2
Miami 19
Nevada Con 20
North Butte 27
Old Dominion 35
'Shannon 9
Sup. & Boston... :i S
Sup. & Pittsburg 11
Trinity 5
U. S. Smelters, com 3S
Utaih Con 23
Utah Copper 46
UNLISTED STOCKS.
HOME ON EASY TERMS.
$100. cash, balance $15 per month,
buys a modern 3 room brick cottagt.
In the best residence part of East EI
Paso and. near the Fort Bliss car line
The price is $1500.
Lee'H. OrndorfT. 203 St. Louis St.
For Sale Eeal instate.
TALK ABOUT BARGAINS.
40 acres located 30 miles north of El
Paso, in the Mesilla valley. -One mile
from La Mesa, (good schools and
churches), one of the best ditches, with
full water righsts, and signed up to
the government dam. About 35 acres
cultivated and about half in a'lfalfa.
Balance can be easily put in cultiva
tion. There is absolutely no alkali !
on this land, but is all fine soil.
Understand that we are able to offer
this cultivated ranch at the price oth
ers are selling wild land in this lo
cality. Price $50 per acre, or 'onlv $2000.
THE R. C. BAILEY LAND CO.,
Bell 20CS. 30G Mesa. Auto. 2217.
FIRSTCLASS rooms and board,
vate. 201 E. Nevada. Bell 3059.
pri-
FOR RENT 2 room frame furnished.
-protectCtl sioepintr porch, closets, wa
ter, desirable. SI 2. L. Blakesley, 613
Gold. Phone 2757.
FURNITURE FOR SALE " a a sacri
fice. 6 leather seated dining chairs,
table, sideboard and other nieces, all
in good condition.' Block 3, Riyer
view and Martinez Sts., Altura.
WANTED Sewing by ithe day by an
experienced American dressmaker.
Mrs. Smith. Hotel Delmar.
"WANTED Good negro servant to
do housework and cook three meals.
Apply 602 Montana. i
FOR S LE New Edison business pho
nograph. P. O. box 751.
WANTED 2 refined gentlemen to
I room and board; also privilege of
steeping pocon ana Darn. ieti puone
ton 4
IF YOU "WANT TO SELL
Your El Paso real estate ask us about
It. We are now having a greater de
mand than we can possibly supply.
Newman Investment Co.,
226 Mesa Ave.
, BUY A HOME
ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
We have a few of those 3 and 4
room houses left to be sold on monthly
'payment. If you want to save rent
ask us about them.
W. F. Payne,
Angelus Hotel Building.
WANTED by reliable refined woman,
position care of invalid or similar duty
afternoons. G. 77, care Herald.
ELOCUTION Mrs. J. Guiterman will
form a class Sept. 15th. 916 N. Stan
ton. Bell 3236.
FRONT BEDROOM suitable for lady.
916 N. Stanton. Bell 3235.
NEWLY furnished room lor rent with
private family, in good neighborhood;
north of tracks; neat," quiet and pleas
ant. Phone Bell 155.
ROOMS Single or en suite, with
boarvh 325 Prospect.
2204.
NICELY furnished rooms to rent.
E. Boulevard St.
WANTED Lady roommate by teacher,
desirable room with sleeping porch;
north side; would occupy porch, room
mate occupy porch also if preferred.
Phone 1096.
Too Late to Classify.
FURNITURE BARGAIN FOR Q,UICK
action, of 4 room cottage. Brass bed,
iron bed, art square, dresser, table,
chairs, gas stoves, all for $100. 812
N. Ochoa.
NEWLY furnished rooms, easy walk
ing distance; on car line; no sick;
meals convenient. 219 Arizona. Phone
2341.
"WANTED Sober, reliable middleaged
man at lc Vaudeville.
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
H. H. Bru Co., Globe, Ariz.)
Ariz.-Mich., pt pd 15c
Cactus s
Cal. & Montana 95c
China Cop. Co 14
Chief Con 1
Cordova, pt pd. Asked 25c
Cordova, full pd. Asked '. 1
Denn-Ariz ;...' 3
Ely Cent Sc
Goldfield Con .' S
Inspiration Cop .T I y 8
Live Oak Dev...." " - . IS
Mason Valley .- 7
Chicago Livestock. Close.
Chicago, HI., Sept. 2. Cattle Re
ceipts 2500; steady. Beeves, $4.90
8.40; Texav, -steers, $3.7536.00; western
steers, S4.507.25; stockers and feed
ers, $4.10 6.25; cows and heifers, $2.50
6.60; calves, $7.009.50.
Hogs Receipts 11.000; steady to 5c
lower. Light, $9.05 9.65; mixed, $S.65
9.55; heavy. $S.509.30; rough. $S.50
8.75; good to choice heavy, $S.75-
9.30; pigs, $S.659.50; bulk, $S.S5
9.20.
Sheep Receipts 13,000; strong. Na
tive, $2.S54.70; western, $3.004.70;
yearlings, $ 4.75 5.75; lambs, native,
$5.00 7.10; western, $5.00 7.00.
Omnha Livestock. Close.
Omaha. Neb., -Sept. 2. Cattle Re
ceipts 1200; slow to steady. J Native
steers. $5.00 8.00; cows and .heifers,
,$3.00 6.00; western srteers, $3.75 6.75;
Texas steers, $3.255.25; range cows
and heifers. $2.754.S5; canners. $2.50
3.25; stockers and feeders. $3.00
6.25; calves. $3.507.00; buHs, stags,
etc. $3.00 5.25.
Hogs Receipts 4500; steady to shade
lower. Heavy. $S.50S.90; mixed. $S.65
S.S5; light, $S.909.20; pigs, $S.00
9.00; bulk. $S.60S.90.
Sheep Receipts 7000; steady. Year-
lings, $4.605.40; wethers, $3.754.40;
I ewes, $3.704.15; lambs. $6.256.S0.
Fort "Worth Livestock. Close.
Fort Worth. Tex., Sept. 2. Cattle
Receipts 4900; hogs, 600. Steers steady,
$5.00; cows steady, $4.00; calves
steady. $6.25.
Hogs Steady, $9.65. . -
Nat. Mng. Exp
New Keystone
Ohio Copper
Pinto Copper
Ray Centrai"
'i:l
13c
3
15cv
WOOL -
SOLID GOLD BANDS '
FOB FAIR CHICKENS
Prize Winners at Pair Will
Decorated; Another Sil
ver Cup Offerecl.
Decorated with a solid, gold band
around their off legs the champions- of
the El Paso Fair Poultry show will he
on exhibition during fair week In fine
coops which will have the spotlight po
sition in the poultry building at the fair.
This was decided at the meeting of the
Poultry association which was iteld
Thursday evening. The coops will con
tain the champion pen of chickens, the
champion cock, hen, cockrel and pullet.
The gold bands will be engraved with
the name of the association and the date
of the show and will cost $4 each, being
the most expensive ornaments ever pur
chased for a poultry show in the United
States.
Another silver cup has been offered for
the show by tSe National Single Comb
Buff Orpington club for the state ol
Texas and will be competed for by
breeders of this class in all parts of the
stato.
A large number of exhibitors of fancy
fowls are expected to show at the El
Paso fair. Judge Van "Winkle, who is
to act as judge for the show hare, has
written that a number of breeders have
written him stating toat they expected
to come to El Paso for the fall fair and
participate in the poultry exhibit. The
demand for the special poultry catalog?
is heavy and Indicates that the exhibits
from all parts of the southwest are ex
pected to be large. N
Through its members who are prac
tical poultry raisers the poultry asso
ciation has filled an order from the
National Agricultural school of Mexico
for five specimens of eaco breed of
chicken raised here. The request was
received by Prof. Stearns of the Juarez
Agricultural college and was filled from
the yards of the local fanciers.
THE WEATHER.
o't. Louis Wool. Close.
St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 2. Wool quiet.
Territory and western mediums, 1S
23; fine mediums, 1S20; fine; 1417.
ELEGANTLY
private bath.
furnished 4 room
S00 Florence.
flat.
"WANTED A live business man to in
vestigate money making proposition.
$2oUU neeaea. xi. x., care ieraia.
WANTED A good girl, wages $1.00 a
diiy. No. 7 Bassett Flats.
FOR SALE Furniture in 7 room
house, $150; good location for board
ers. Bell phone 3596.
"WANTED Extra salespeople at once
for fire saie. Calisher's. -
passed anything which previous ex
perience -warranted us in believing to
be possible. In 1908 and' 1909 the
monthly average of rock and eartn
removed -was three million cubic yards,
notwithstanding the fact that nine
months of each year constituted a sea
son of very heavy rainfall. There re
mains to be excavated only about 60,
000.000 cubic yards.
"If we could keep up the past aver
age of excavation, this should be done
in 20 months; but it Is impossible to
maintain such a ratio as the depth in
creases; for the output necessarily
diminishes as the field of operation
narrows. Still it is certain that such
LADY STENOGRAPHER with some
experience desires position; nerman-
511 1 ont or temporarj'. Will work very
reasonable. S. A., Herald.
Masonic Notices.
EL PASO LODGE, NO. 130, A.F. &A. M.
jeguiar meetings 1st and 3rd
Wednesdays of each month.
.W& L V. nilloJ-f ITT- -r
" E. W. S. Neff, Secy.
Masonic Relief Board 106 Mesa
Ave.; hours 10 a. m to 12 m.
Lodge of Instruction Friday Sept.
2nd, 7:30 p. m. Third degree.
A. & A. S. RITE OF" PKEE MASONRY.
, Meets the second and third Mondays
of each month in Masonic Temple.
W. n. McCnllonsh. Secy.
SELECT DANCING ASSEMBLY,
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD HALL.
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT.
in the center of the dam, the Chargres
having been diverted from its bed and
placed under complete control. The
construction of the dam has advanced
sufficiently to convince the engineers
in charge of the work of its absolute
stability and imperviousness.
"The concrete work on the lock is
advancing so rapidly that the first
double set at Gatun will be completed
this coming November, and the engi
neer in charge has announced that all
xh concrete in all the locks will be in
place in two years hence. The date of
final completion and formal opening of
the canal to the commerce of the
world will be determined by the time
a rate can be maintained as will enable
the workers to finish the excavation . gates, emergency dams, and all appli
considerably in advance of the date ( ances for operating the docks. But
Forecast.
For El Paso and Vicinity: Tonight
and Saturday generally fair.
For New Mexico: Tonight and Satur
day, generally fair.
For West Texas: Tonight and Satur
day generally fair, cooler Saturday in
north portion.
Temperatare. v
Highest temperature at El Paso Sast
24 hours, 91 degrees; lowest last 12
hours, 70 degrees. (Observations taken
6 a. m. Friday).
Clomlcroft "Weather.
Cloudcroft, N. M., Sept. 2. Weather
past 24 hours: Part cloudy, ' calm.
Maximum temperature, 66; mfinlmum, 45.
Precipitation, .99 Inch.
FREIGHT RATES BY
WATER TO TEXAS ADVANCED
Houston, Tex.. ,Sept. 2. The Morgan,
Mallory and Texas City Steamship ad
vance in dry goods, hardware and com-
T)inlLiAi? frftfp"Kt rotoc frnm n 1 ?
consumed in placing the great steel lcents beCome effective September , 12,
T.r; ftmornnw lame! on.? n nnn I r .
fixed for opening the canal. January
1, 1915. Indeed, I shall be surprised
if the canal cannot be opened six
months, or even a year in advance of
the time set.
The Culebra Cut.
"The work has two great features:
The Culebra cut, which I have been
considering, and the great dam at Ga
tun. The latter is to imprison the wa
ters of the Chargres and other streams
into a lake with an area of 164 square
miles. This work i advancing steadilj.
and jhst as successfully as the work
on the Culebra cut. The water which
Is ultimately to fill the lock is now
flowing through the concrete spillway
those in charge of the work announce
without hesitation that everything will
be finished well in advance of January
1, 1915.
Stupendous Achievement.
"This is a stunendoui rcord rt
i achievement. As j people we are
rather fond of criticising ourselves,
and some" limes with very great jus
tice; but even the most pessimistic
critic should sometimes think of what
is to our credit. Among our assets of
the past ten years will- be placed the
extraordinary ability, integrity, and
success with which we have handled
all the proWems inherited as the result
of the Spanish war, the waj we ha-v .
according to announcement this morn
ing.
CONSTABLES MAKE RECORD
IN SECURING A JURY
Constables Brown and Hinckley se
cttrel a jury of 12 men in 25 minutes to
try Suie Lot, a negress, in justice Mc
Clintock's court Friday morning on a
charge of abusive language. R. L. Dan
iel was the complaining witness.
JUAREZ OFFICERS ARREST
CHINESE OPIUM SMOKERS
Juarex police Thursday nigot raided
an opium house in Calle Ugarte. Four
rh'iamen were dragged off the joint,
ami paid $10 each by-fine of jefe politico
Prtillo.
