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EL
ERALD
Thursday, August 29, 1912 11
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Answers to Herald Ads
The following list of uncalled for
answers to Herald Want Advertise
ments are now being held for delivery
at The Herald business office:
B. 24 Ranch
G. M. Purchaser
H. 156 47
T. 376 Z9S
L. B. 48
L. 42
B O. T. 255
102
Rooms Furnished or Un
furnished "THE KEXNARD," 423 N. Oregon St.
TWO and 3 nicely furnished rooms. As
toria Aptmts. Ph. 149S. 765 N. Florence.
TWO ROOMS for rent,
ttrei-t
808 N. Oregon
FOB RENT Furnished rooms In pri
vate family. 815 N. Campbell.
riRNISHED rooms.
I'hone 4123.
517 Texas St.
PLE VSANT corner room upstairs. 710
JIC3L
FLRXISHED room for rent, clpse In,
for one or two gentlemen. Phone 4209.
ROQMS for rent, unfurnished or fur
nished. Apply 801 Texas St. Close in.
FOR RENT Furnished room, private
family. 402 Montana.
FOR BEXT Nicely furnished room for
gentlemen, private family. Sunset
Heights. Phone 4995.
FRONT corner room, four windows,
electric lights, hot and cold water. 310
Texas.
FOR .RENT Furnished room with
sleeping porch. 1141 E. Rio Grande.
Phone 21S4.
FRONT R003I with young couple for
one or two gentlemen, new house, no
sick. Phone 4456.
ELEGANT furnished corner sleeping
room, with or without porch. 1107 N.
Stanton. Phone 2234." -
"W ANTED Two young men to occupy
steam heated room, private family.
Phone 4052.
FOR RENT To gentlemen, one or two
upstairs bedrooms, opening on front
porch, no health seekers, references re
quired. Phone 1577.
ALVMO INN 314 S.. El Paso St, new
management running water in every
room, handsomely furnished, good ser
vice, low rates, transients solicited,
housekeeping suites also for rent
FLRXISHED room, private entrance,
bath adjoining, for healthy gentleman,
2 blocks from Cleveland Square.
Phone 1861.
WHY PAY extravagant hotel rates?
The Ramona, 608-610 N. Stanton, home
like, economical, sanitary; ample bath
ng facilities. Rates 50c to $1 a day.
52 to $6 a week. $12 to $25 a month.
FOR RENT To one or two quiet gen
tlemen, furnished front southeast room
in modern home, references required,
"all after 5 p. m. 1415 Boulevard.
ROOMS 50c $1 a day; $2 and up
weekly; cool, close in. For careful
people where the guests
C03D3 BACK.
Hot and cold water, free baths, all
hours. Hotel Delmar, 417 N. Stanton
St, El Paso, Tex. Opp. Southwestern
Bldg. Bell phone 1030.
For Rent Housekeeping
Rooms
HOUSEKEEPING and sleeping rooms,
summer rates. 512 Myrtle, Opp. Elks.
HOUSEKEEPING ROQ3IS Close in 711
N El Paso.
FOR RENT 2 furnished housekeeping
rooms. Phone 3260. "
TWO light housekeeping rooms in the
rear. 305 Wyoming.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. 08 -N. El Paso
TWO LARGE HOUSEKEEPING rooms.
$20. S12 N. Ochoa.
FOR RENT Two housekeeping rooms, i
1013 N Florence. Phone 194S. j
TWO llgfit housekeeping rooms for j
rent 910 N. Kansas St J
FOR RENT To responsible people, 2d j
noor oi my resilience, iurnisnea lor
housekeeping. Phone 4760.
FOR RENT Three nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms, no children. 615
N. -El Paso. Call in afternoon.
FOR RENT Two large housekeeping
rooms with sleeping porch, furnished
or unfurnished. 809 Mundy Ave.
FOR RENT Three well furnished con
necting rooms for light housekeeping.
604 Myrtle Ave.
FOR RENT Furnished light house
keeping rooms over Bryan Bros.' store.
Inquire at Bryan Bros.
THREE connecting housekeeping
rooms, clean, light and beautifully fur
nished, hot water connection, coal and
gas ranges. Phone [phone] N. Stan
ton
. For Rent
FOR RENT Desk room In desirable
office. Apply Cigar stand. Herald Bldg.
FOR RENT 6 and 7 room cottages;
515 Corto St
MUSIC studio for rent Apply El Paso
Piano Co.
S23 A 3IONTH for a modern 8 roopi
house with barn and chicken yard, at
Washington Park, not far, from car line.
splendid locality. Phone 1626.
i-nn itPNT TWrtv.rir -tt, rnnmino- , hardwood floors: in fact strictly mod
i un kism imriy-six room rooming ,.rn an rp.nprc cPP the nt thar,
house The Flato. Ill W Boulevard ir.P4w. an nffir P ' e
1"- ' l mation call IP morninrB at i
. ? J it.Lu
Auto.
JT&b. T?i Association of Amer-
4lAlg lean Advert! er has eat-
3?nBt5 uiuned and eeranea to
" the circulation of thic pub
's Hcaticn. Tho figura of circulation
3 contained in the AasocfetiOB re
j pert only ore guaranteed.
I Assodafea of American Afcffta
g No. 79
WKtshtD BMfj- H- T- Kty
Rooms and Board
HOARD AND ROOMS, strictly first
cass. Mrs. C. F. Leary, 417 N. El Paso.
HEALTHSEEKERS Nice cool rooms,
sleeping porches, good board. 1930 Ariz.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS Board
if desired. 603 N. El Paso. Phone 3029.
GOOD BOARD, furnished rooms.
Campbell, corner Montana.
901
WANTED Table boarders, rates rea
sonable. Phone 3336.
BOARD AND ROOM, reasonable, for
healthseekers. 510 N. Piedres St.
Phone 1235.
ACCOMMODATIONS for couple or
healthseekers in private home. Phone
2988.
LARGE south room, with sleeping
porch, with or without board. Grand
view. Phone 2439.
For Rent Furnished Apart
ments, Houses, Etc.
FOR RENT Four room house, fur
nished or unfurnished, in Xltura, rea
sonable. Address Moose, care Herald.
FOR RENT Sept 1st 5 room furnished
apartment 3 squares from P. O. 32514
W. Missouri.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 4 room
flat Apply at 527 W. Main St, flat No.
2. Mrs. R E. Cardwell. -
FOR RENT Six room furnished house,
steam heat beautiful grounds, garage.
ana everyming complete lor a home.
Phone 934.
THREE room furnished modern flat
with sleeping porch, hot and cold
water included, for $17.50 a month.
2312 Wyoming St, opposite S. W. shops.
Phone 1626.
MARGUERITE APARTMENTS.
1106-8-10 E. Boulevard. Three and
four room apartments. Private phones
and private baths. Furnished for ab
solute comfort Every modern con
venience. Everything new. Strictly
first class. i
Special Notices
RADIUM SPRAY' Disinfectant deoa-
I orizer and cleanser. 417 Mesa. Ph. 703.
i .
EPPERSON shoes horses for $1.50 and
up, work guaranteed. 414 B. Overland.
LACE CURTAINS cleaned by an ex
pert Phone 4921.
CARPETS and lace curtains cleaned.
Phone 2154. '.
ORPETS cleaned, sewed, laid. Steam
Carpet Cleaning Works, Phone 3999.
CARPETS cleaned and general house
cleaning. Duntley Vacuum Cleaninc
l Co. Phone 3218.
EL PASO IRON AND METAL CO., 1505
San Antonio. Dealers in scran Iron.
j rubber, copper, brass, bones, etc. Auto
ids.:, oeii 4ZbU.
TAKE NOTICE If it is good milk that
you want you can get it at The Amer
ican Dairy. Phone 402.
SPECIAL NOTICE Before leaving
town sell your furniture and clothing
for a good price to the El Paso store,
400 El Paso St Bell 349L
FULL GROWN DEAD CATTLE, horses
and mules taken away free except Sun
days. Phone Bell 74.
WE BUY old grain sacks, best price
paid. Santa Fe Fuel Co., Seventh and
Santa Fe.
ORDER
RUBBER STA3IPS
By Phone 261 or 4100
Manufactured Daily.
Ellis Bros. Printing Co.
FURNITURE PACKING.
Your furniture nacked on short no-
tlce. Furnif-ro repairing and unhols-
SSf DanJ? JUr.nitureLand Mat
tress Factory. 412 Myrtle. Phone 1025.
DID YOU SEE
J3. P. Com. & Realty Exchange JJrokers?
If you want a home, rooming house.
valley or stock ranch, they have it
510 Mills Bldg. Phone 1S62.
SEE CREEL & CO.
Investments
Rooming Houses
Real Estate.
K. R Creet C. M. Hayward
Phone 832. 216 Mills' St
FOR RENT.
FURNISHED COTTAGE.
5 room and bath, large sleeping porch,
completely furnished, highly improved
grounds, garage and stable, want re
sponsible and permanent tenant
Cassidy & Davidson.
A TI3IELY' SUGGESTION.
Put yourself in touch with us if ypu
intend to buy property or have prop
erly to selL We know our service will
be appreciated as you will buy cheaper
and sell with greater satisfaction.
Write-or telephone us what you want
or..better still, call and get acquainted.
C A. Klnne Co.,
Real Estate and Insurance,
605 American Bank Bldg.
Phone 1SSL
I AA1LL SELL
A five room modern brick house on car
line at a bargain on easy terms. This
has 50 foot lot stone fence all around.
large cement porches, front and rear;
make m an offer
Too Late to' Classify
I
AVnHnpp T Dmr-ilng.
Houl Sheldon.
Too Late to Classify
WILL PAY CASH
For lots in desirable location in East
El Paso. P. O. box 1158.
UPHOLSTERING.
Furniture repairing and finishing. Fur
niture packed on short notice. Phone
1025. Daniels' Furniture and Mattress
Factory. 412 Myrtle.
W 4 rTTT All TlrtTTf-tT c .nwr.. '
Some one to start a cleaning and press-
ing club. Good location. Particulars
at room 209 American Bank Bldg., El
raso.
THINK THIS OVER.
We will manage your property, collect
your rents just as you would do it
yourself. Scrupulous business meth
ods, promptness and efficiency will at
all times he applied in our transactions.
C. A. Klnne Co.,
Real Estate and Insurance.
605 American Bank Bldg.
Phone 1881.
WASTED HIGH GRADE FURNITURE
and carpets. Second hand, will pay top
prices.
S, ... Ros-. Foutr.
113 N. Stanton St. Phone 1106.
32 ACRES VALLEY LAND.
"Ill trade for citv nronflrtv nrpfpraHv
small cottage in good location East El
Paso. This land is firstnlass situate
j near county paved road, close to Ysleta.
$125 per acre.
Tobln Real Estate Trust Co,
ARE YOU GUILTY
Of a desire to own an uptodate home?
If so, we have them. Here are a few
bargains.
K room brick, Richmond St.. on
Io3 $3500
0 room brick, Tremont St., on 2
lots m $3150
O room brick. Myrtle St, on 2 "lots .'$3675'
o room bungalow, Wyoming St.. $4500
K room brick. Nevada St $3800
10 room brick, N. Campbell $8608
- rcum Dungaiow, Grandvlew. on
s lots $4106
room brick. Highland Park. ...$2000
See us before you buy.
Bishop & McDonald.
311 San Francisco St Phone 4 677.
$2190
-Win buy 5 room modern brick, lot
t0xl20. on corner; Two blgcks to street
car. Easy terms.
Wallace T. Downing,
Hotel Sheldon.
FOR SALE.
44,000 acres timber land. 12 miles from
railroad in state of Chihuahua; will
take house in El Paso as part payment
See
Armijo Realty Co.
Phone 247. 227 Trust Bldg.
OLD RELICS IN FURNITURE
Wanted.
Ross & Foutr.
113 N. Stanton St Phone 1106
RIO GRANDE ST. $SOO A LOT.
2 full lots, attractive neighborhood.
Buy these before the other fellow gets
u. ciiunce.
Tobln Real Estate Trust Co.
A pleasure to answer questions.
FOR RENT
5 room brick, partially furnished.
Close to car line. $25 per month.
Wallace T. Downing,
Hotel Sheldon.
"WE HAVE PURCHASED THE INSUR
ANCE BUSINESS OF LOOJIIS
BROTHERS
and solicit the continued patronage of
old customers and a share of new busi
ness. Patrons can rely on our most
scrupulous, energetic and efficient at
tention to all interests entrusted to our
care.
C. A. Klnne Co.,
Real Estate and Insurance,
605 American Bank Bldg.
Phone 18S1.
SCHOOL BOOKS EXCHANGED.
Avoid the rush. We know what
books will be used.
- - El-Paso Book Co. ,
204 Mills St
73x120 CORNER
On Montana St. south front, close in;
$3900. terms.
AV. F. Payne.
DO YOU WANT A BUILDING SITE IN
EAST EL PASO
-At a reasonable, price; we have several
-.Aiotwaoa uu,)', tipicuuiu lucuLiuns, near
Fort Bliss car line.
Tobln Real Estate Trust Co.
A pleasure to show property.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.
Fire Insurance is a part of your an
nual expense and it should be your
aim to reduce this Item. We may "be
able to suggest improvements In your
equipment wnicn may reduce your ;
rate, and we respectfully solicit a part I
ui juui lusuioitta wuicii Will lie piacel ;
in oni nf spvpn mm t-oIITiIa nm '
panies.
C. A. Klnne Co.,
Real Estate and Insurance,
605 American Bank Bldg.
Phone 1881.
LEASE.
Let me build you one story and base
ment, brick and stone, 60x78 feet to
suit, near Union station, on 5 years' se
cured lease at $160 per month.
SALE.
609 E. Missouri St. 3 rooms and bath.
IS?. bLXl0S- L'!-JZZ: I
able $S00 In cash and balance 3 years
with S percent interest
RENT.
802 Mesa Ave., 3 rooms (fur.) $20.00
2 storerooms $50 and S55.0O
IPhone 613. Collier. 419 Mesa Ave.
5 R003I BUNGALOW.
Close in, hardwood floors, modern, all
builtin features, south front; price
$4200.
AV. F. Payne.
EVERY OPTICIAN
Of ability has his laboratory. If he Is
an expert and seeks to give the people
'""i giaases lor meir money, ne lias
?nTfline grinding of lenses and un-
different curves so as to lve the most !
tisfacto?yrIIuUs to the wearer If I
he is a faker, he claims tn eHml Iphsm ,
oui gives you tne reauy-to-wear hand- ,
me-down kind. I have the only ma- j
cnlriprv in thit Mt-v nn f.,i, I ic '
-- - - - Q - -
. ..,j u.. u.w. .. "
possiuie 10 grina lenses and I grind
every lens that is ground here. Thus I
Make Glasses Right.
Geo. D. Kendall,
208 Mesa Ave.
1
r BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
i V"6"e"oc"Jnay anagram
iruamnas, mcaieu in ine Dest ana most
'n Mn A '- BOrth. Ar,zona'i
?? rtiJ.c?0ihUS,n,eS.3C This Vwns
PrlJir 2 lnt.0f tb,f s&rlta-Fe
their shons are lonntwl nnfl has flnp '
schools and churches, possessing a fine i
climate and splendid water. Will con
sider part trade for stock cattle and
ranch located in AVest Texas. Address
C. AAT. Jloore.
508-509 Caples Bldg.
El Paso. Texas. . .
3IONTAXA ST. BARGAIN,
$1300.
5 room modern brick cot
tage, lot 37xl20. street
paving paid for. shrubbery
in front and back yard; an
ideal little home; fine loca
tion," near Houston Square;
terms, 1-3 cash, balance 1
and 2 3ears at 8 percent
Jas. J. AA'ntts,
Real Estate, Insurance.
106 South El Paso St.
Phone 451. .
BARGAIN CLOSE TO SCHOOL.
Modern 4 room brick house, south
front lot 50x140. trees and lawn, con
venient to new East El Paso school
and car line pri-e onli S2000, $500
cash ?al-TTr $? monthly
D, G. Hcim-man, 209 Mills St.
Too Late to Classify
I LISTEN NEW BUNGALOW.
5 rooms and basement, has all the
builtin features; price $4500. $300 cash
balance monthly.
Cnssldy & Davidson.
FOR SALE UPSON AVE. CLOSE IN.
6 room red pressed brick; small cash
payment, balance easy.
Cassidy & Davidson.
LET US BUILD YOUR BUNGALOW
' You can pay It out like rent.
Cussidy it Dnvidson.
FOR SALE.
vni: ivitt i IICK THIS NEW IiniTSI?
c ,- ohcnintplv modern, frnm r-
ment porch in front to cement screened
porch in rear, in iaci, one oi tne
swellest homes in town; basemynt and
furnace -heat; located on Nevadv St.,
south front Owner would like to take
a vacation if he can make a quick sale
at a great sacrifice. Get busy.
Cassidy & Davidson.
FOR SALES-SAX ANTONIO ST.
corner, cut to J 3750 for a quick sale.
Cassidy Jc jJnviason.
TELEPHONE US for houses to rent:
wo specialize on taking care of rental
property. Lqomis Bros.. 604 Am. Bank
xiug. ruuuu ?Db.
BOTn CITY and valley property for
sale, bargain prices; be prepared to
take advantage of the fall boom.
Loomis Bros.' 601 Am. Bank Bldg.
Phono 456.
IF YOU WANT to sell your real estate
list with us, we can do It right now.
Loomis Bros., 604 Am. Bank Bldg.
Phone 456.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate; ven
dor liens bought and sold. Loomis
Bros, 604 Am. Bank Bldg. Phone 456.
GENUINE SNAP.
That modern 3 room brick house, 2
full lots. 50x140. fences, sheds, trees
and lawn, l block Irom ParKcar ana
Beall school; a bargain at $1500.
D. G. Helneinan, 200 Mills St.
FOR RENT.
1930 Arizona, 8 r. fur !....$75
508 E. Rio Grande, 7 r. fur..; $75
1114 K. RlD Grande, 8 rooms $50
1326 Texas. 4 rooms SIS
2027 Commerce, 3 rooms ...-. $12
Ncvtm'an & Ljons, 304 3Iesa Ave.
LOOK LOOK.
2 to 6 acre home tracts in
Riverside Place, located on
paved road close to Inter
urban, only 6 miles from
postoffice: prices from $S00
to $1600 per tract
The cheapest property
down the valley.
"IV. F. Payne.
Sole Agent
BARGAINS.
Ten room red pressed brick,
N. Stanton St, on lot 39x
122, east front, strictly
modern, for $6500, on easy
terms.
Three room brick on N.
Virginia St, close in, for
$1800. On very easy terms.
Newman & Lyons,
304 Mesa Ave.
FOR SALE Beautiful young Pomeran
Spitz; also young coach dog. 1005 Ari
zona. Phone 4227.
THOROUGHLY experienced, capable
stenographer, desires position after
noons only; can turn out lots of work.
Address C 810, care Herald.
HIRE ROLAND'S autos. Best and most
courteous' treatment day or nlplsA. $3
per hour. Phone [phone]"7 Myrtle.
WASTED To rent, good room, unfur
nished for housekeeping, close in, by
responsible couple. Address 223, care
Herald.
FOR RENT Three unfurnished house
keeping rooms, all modern conveni
ences. 1013 San Antonio. i
,
WANTED To rent two or throe .un.-
.fi,c Auuii.is iui jtiit uuusvkcc'
inir. must bo Minvflnlwit tn "hltrh tfhnn1
ing, must be convenient to high school.
Address P. O. box 472. El Paso.
WANTED A cook to cook and man
age mess for men. AddIv at S00 Mvr-
I tie Ave. Call for Long.
BOY WANTED, with wheel, by Sept- j
1st: good place for right boy: if a "quit-
-t.. uv4 i. ciiii . utajuii 11U6 sr.
FOR SALE Five room bungalow in E.
El Paso, now, modern and well locat
ed; price and terms right Phone 3S97
for particulars.
I WILL buy a business or invest $1000
in paying business that carries sal'
aricd position. Address Business, care
Herald.
AVAXTED Old man. must be good
milker, to take care of some cows. Ad
dress 214, care Herald.
WANTED At once, working house
keeper, white, at 1012 Montana. Phone
3426.
FOR SALE Automobile, 5 passenger
Maxwell; $600. Joe Smith. 347 Myrtle.
Phone 510.
2 AND 3 R003I housekeeping suites.
Sunny South Apts 606 Texas St
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room, i
wlth bath- 1"2 - AnS. half block
from Arizona car line. '
v.- vtmit?i.m0 ,,., ,, ,. I
. M-M-MMJ M.' tt UbaO-U UW(kl I4111 ""Ul .
convenient to bath, must be close in.
price no object, no invalid. Address
-vr- i - tr i
.rat-iuiittjn, iic nuxdiu.
TWO LIGHT housekeeping rooms
for
rent. 604 N. Oregon.
FOR SALE Six hens and rooster, SI1
ver lace Wyandottes, $6; also fryers,
65c. Phone 3951.
r, noOM red pressed urIck wlth hall
-v.i. j n : . i. .1 ,..
ern conveniences, closo in, on paved
street and car line; price and easy terms
quoted on application to H. L. Howell,
"
CHICKEN RANCH, 5 room frame house
on 5 corner lots, near S. W. shops, two
blocks from Park car line; easy terms
and very cheap.
II. L. Honrcll.
203 Herald Bldg. Phone 46.
FOR SALE Ranch with 3 townships
range, excellent water, gasoline engine
and windmill, tank covering five acres
up to 15 feet. deep, pure water, no jlp.
truck garden and crchard: also mining
machinery, 1 40 H. P. Morine boiler.
1 40 H. P. double geared hoist 1 10x10
J air compress, 800 feet inch steel I
1 rope, 2i inch Sullivan machine bar
ana nose, cars, DucKei. iracK ana jsuuu
feet black pipe. 6x16 steam pujnp. 1
16 H. P. box boiler and all equipment
practically new; a bargain. Write J
Bank of San Marcial. San Marcial, N. M. !
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Lodge Notices
EL PASO LODGE NO. 130. A. F. & A. M
& X, Regular meetings 1st and 3rd f
? 1 Wednesdays of each month.
S-VTjgr v. y. lavans, v. .u.
-sw V L n. GUIett. Secretary.
Masonic Relief Board. 106 Mesa Ave.;
hours 10 a. m. to 12 m.
E. E. ItYIVS DXn:U ACADEAIY at
thf r E hall Pirl tlarr rciy
Widnisdjj an'1 tf-iuid?. c.nln0s.
STOCKS AFFECTED
IT HIIJTE USE
Pressure Is Not Pronounced,
However, Except in
Tobacco Group.
New York. X. Y.. Aug. 29. The ad
! vnce in the British bank rate prob-
influence
"" ciuscu an "'
over today's market. No pronounced
pressure was shown, however, except
l in the tobacco group. Canadian Pa-
: f?f! T-n InilfnoH tn rfttrlpvp further
clfic was inclined to retrieve further
Its recent decline. Reading and Le
high Valley reflected additional sell
ing. Louisville & Nashville fell a
point on probable postponement of div
idend action. Steel and coppers were
fractionally lower with some strength
in Great Northern Ore.
Bonds were irregular.
The market closed firm. Several low
priced stocks weakened after midday,
but the general market was unaltered.
Some diversion was furnished In the
last hour by Louisville & Nashville,
which -ose two points before news of
the proposed stock increase became
known. This gain wad soon lost how
ever, the stock falling sharply, al
though other standard issues showed
improvement
MONEY AND METALS
New York, N.
Y.. Aug. 29. Call
money, 23.
Bar silver, .C2.
Prime mercantile paper, 5
cent
Desilverized lead (New
5hi per
Mexico) $4. 05 4.75.
Copper. $17.27 17.35.
Tin, $46.5046.70.
Mexican dollars, 48.
Spelter (St Louis quotation), $i.00
7.05; lead, $4.57.
31exlcnn 3Ioncy El Paso Quotation.
Mexican Peso3 (El Paso buying
price), 46c
Mexicai Currency (El Paso buying
price) 40Vc
Exchange (City of Mexico), 49.6S.
, Current Smelter. .Quotations.
(El Paso smelter.j
Bar silver 6?s
Copper (wire bars) ... 17-47n
Copper cathode (cts. per 'lb.)... ..17.40
Lead (N. Y. sales prices) $4.65
Lead (London) 20, slO, dO
tVceUly ivcrascs,
(Douglas Smelter Quotations.)
Bar silver 62
Copper (wire bars) 17.46
NEW YORK LISTED
STOCKS
(By -Special Wire to The Herald from
L. J. Overlook, Blsbee. Ariz.
Amalgamated 87
Sugar 129
Atchison- 109
Great Northern 139
New York Central 115
Northern Pacific .., 128
Reaillnfr 170
Southern Pacific 111
Union Pacific 171
U. S. Steel 74
V. S. Steel Pfd 113
BOSTON LISTED STOCKS
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
L J. Overlook. Blsbee. Ariz.
Arizona Commercial 5
Calumet & Arizona ............... S2
Co'p-per Range ...'......'......:.. '59i
Glroux 5
Greene Cananea. ,.. 10
Helvetia .t 1
Miami . . ... . -... . .irf-m .... . .. 29
Nevada Con 22
North Butte 33
Old Dominion ., 59
Shannon -. 17
Superior & Boston 1
Chino Copper 39
Ray Con 21
Trinity 5
U. S. Smelters, common 45
Utah Con 11
Utah Copper : 65
UNLISTED STOCKS
m nedal -Wire to The Herald. from
(iJ1 ujoverlMk Blsbee Ari-
Cactus 11
Chemung .... ................... 5
Chief Con 1
Denn-Arliona 5
Goldfield Con. 3
Inspiration Copper 19
Majestic Copper of Utah.. : 42
Mason Valley '. 12
New Keystone
Ohio Copper SO
Ray Central 2
San Antonio, part paid 3
Shattuck 21
Tonopah ,. 4 7
Summit 10
DEATHS AND BUSIALS
' MRS. KATHER1NE 31. DARDEN.
Npws has been received of the death
on August 19 of Mrs. Katherine M. Dar
den at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Phillips, in Dallas. Tex.
Mrs. Darden was a pioneer Texan,
having lived in Seguin before the war.
She was first married to Joseph Evans,
a pioneer merchant of San Antonio.
Some years after his death she mar
ried Col. Darden and made her home
in Austin, w'here their acquaintance
I became state-wide.
Mrs. Darden was nearly SO years old
at the time of her deafh. but recent
letters show her mind to have been
active and bright bhe is survived by
two daughters, one son and five grand
children Of the grandchildren three J
iic in jui rttau, OLLfucu uaiucu xviiiio,
Joseph L. Evans and Miss Mary Kath
erine Evans, of 1718 Rio Grande street
The remains were laid to rest In the
Stated cemetery, Austin, beside thos of
Col. Dardpn.
Too Late to Classify
AA'AXTED By an experienced lady
stenographer, clerical or stenographic
position. Phone 3011.
FOR RENT Two or three, rooms, com
pletelyfurnished for housekeeping, in
private family of two. 1011 N. St.
Vrain.
WANTED A driver, must give your
address. P. O. box 632.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms,
large and airy, .near Carnegie library.
416 N. El Paso.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE.
Upside down. In foliage.
FOR SALE Lots 25, 26, block 73, eor
ner Copia and Alamogordo; $450 If
taken at once. Phone 3S73. R. E.
Harris.
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J ashou?ekiiper L cm- can
pw .-n ouae Ke epe r' in c1tJ- Ca"
hone 4.8i.
FOR RENT For young couple in pri-
vate family, two furnished connecting
light housekeeping rooms, light gas
and bath, no sick or children need ap
ply. Phone [phone] Wyoming.
FOR SALE Furniture of six
house; "to be sold in lot 0I2' E. J
vada. phone JS23.
room
Ne-
3IOTORCYCLE wanted. state make,
power, cylinder and price. Phone 3249
or address 226. care Herald.
FOR RENT FurnWhed cottage, all
.or. 1 r n Tld N Oii-gon St. $35
HAT BILLIES
SFTEBJEACTl
Good Buying Orders Are
on the Market For
Provisions.
Chicago. 111.. Aug. 29. Wheat prices
hardened today before reports of
further damaging n in ureat
-r,i. i.- nvi.4 IrtM. TTTlTOr tii.a. .
nriiKin c&uu v ,. -..mw... .j ... i
Canada. Indications, nowever, mat
promises of a large harvest in Da
kotas and Minnesota would be fully
realized tended to prevent any radi
cal advance. The opening was & shade
to c higher. December started at
94 to 94 c, a gain of to He, re
acted to 94c and rallied to 9I?ic
Closing prices were steady, c net
. .. . . i
higher lor sepiemuer ai siasijsv
in.ahilltv of shippers to buy enouah
corn to supply current demands made
that cereal firm. September opened
to c up, at 74 to 74Uc touched
73 c and recovered to 74 &c.
The close was steady, c higher for
September ,at 74c.
Oats showed strength owing to tne
fact that selling was only of a scat
tered sort September started a six
teenth higher at 32 c and rose to
33c
Good buying orders were on the
market for all provisions except Sep
tember pork. First sales ranged from
10c off to 7c higher with January
delivery at $19.17 for pork; $10.75 to
$10.SO for lard and $10.15 to $10.17
for ribs.
Grain and Provisions
Chicago Grain. Close.
Wheat
September ...$ .94 94
December 9495
Corn
September .......... .74
December .55
Oats
September 3232
December .3333U -
Chicago Provisions. Close,
Pork
September ...
Lard
,..$17.7717.80
September 11.00
Ribs
September 18.97
LIVESTOCK
Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas City. Mo, Aug. 29. Cattle
Receipts. 4000, including 10000 south
erns; market steady. Native steers,
$6.5010.60; southern steers. $4.50r
6.25; southern cows and heifers. $3.25
05.25; native cows and heifers, $3.25
S.50; stockers and feeders, $4.507.50;
bulls. 4.00 5.25; calves. $5.00S.50;
western steers, $5.509.00; western
cows. $3.255.50.
Hogs Receipts. 3500; market steady.
Bulk of sales, S.50S.70; heavy. $8.40
8.55; packers and butchers, $8.50
S.70; lights. $8.508.75; pigs, J 6.00
6.75.
Sheep Receipts, 5000; market
steady. Muttons, $3.504.40; lambs,
JC006.85; range wethers and year
lings, $4.005.25; range ewes, $2.25
4.00.
Chicago Ltrestork.
Chicago, I1L, Aug. 29. Cattle Re
ceipts, 3500; market steady to strong.
Beeves. $5.8510.65; Texas steers, $5.00
6.85; western steers. $6.259.50;
stockers and feeders, $4.357.25; cows
and heifers, $2.758.15; calves, $S.50
10.75.
Hogs Receipts. 13.000; market slow
at yesterday's average. Light. IS.35
8.90; mixed, $8.108.90; heavy. $7.90
8.75; rough. $7.908.15; pigs, $5.65
3.20; bulk of sales. 8.25S.70.
Sheep Receipts, 33,000; market
steady to. 10 cents lower. Native, $3.40
4? 4.-50: western. ?3.504.55: yearlings,
$4.5065.55; lambs, native, $4.5097.15;
western, $4.507.10.
WOOL
St. Louis Woo.
St Louis, Mo.. Aug. 29. Wool steady.
Territory and western mediums. 20
24c; fine mediums, 18920c; fine,
17c
13
COTTON
New York Cotton.
New York. N. Y-, Aug. 29. Cotton
spot closed quiet. Middling uplands.
$11.25: middling gulf. $11.50. Sales, 514
bales.
ROSENTHAL KILLED
IN GAMBLERS' FEUD?
Defence Will Claim Police
Had Nqthing to Do
With Killing.
New York. N. Y Aug. 29. It was
learned today that lawyers for police
lieutenant Becker will endeavor at his
trial to show that Rosenthal was killed
in a gambler's cow and that the as
sassins sought to shift the responsi
bility for the killing of Becker.
District attorney Whitman tried to
trace information that the whereabouts
of the much wanted gunmen, '-Lefty
witz. alias "Gyp the Blood." was known
to certain members of the police de
partment ,
Report bad it that these two men
will be kept in hiding until the trial
and will then be brought forward as
witnesses for the defence to swear
that Rosenthal was slain in 3. gamblers'
feud, and that Rose. AA'ebber and Vallon
themselves took part in the killing.
vene again today t hear ertdence of
The grand Jury was prepared to con
police corruption.
New Source for Graft.
Four police inspectors and one
civilian employe of the police depart
ment all suspected by district attor
ney AVhitman of having shared In srraft
I levied upon disorderly houses and
rrnmhhni. rsnrfa wrill ha .alliwt tab.
the stand practically in their own de- J
fence, in the course of the "John Doe'
proceedings before justice Goff. The
'John Doe" proceedings will permit of
the examination of the suspected of
ficials before they are legally accused.
and without obligation on the part of
the state to grant them immunity.
There will be testimony, it is said,
that there is graft In the recommenda
tions for promotion in the police de
partment. ARCHBOLD ASKS TO
BE GIVEN A REST
Washington. D. C. Aug. 29. Judge
R A Archbald. of -the commerce
court, whose trial under impeachment
proceedings is pending before the
senate, has asked chief justice White
of the United States supreme court
temporarily to relieve him from duty.
AMUSEMENTS.
AIRD03IE.
Manager Fogg says: "Are you going
to 'The Devil tonight Mr. Albert
Taylor has this splendid New York
play as his bill one of the best going.
It is the sure enough bill, a concep
tion of high merit as a theatrical pro
duction, and to be appreciated needs
onlv to be seen.
"Friday night, 'A Hot Old Time.' and
Saturday night Jack London's famous
dramatization, 'The Game.'
'Next Monday the Coney Island
Comedy company, with the Morning
Glory Girls, will open at the Alrdome
their "eerai weeks cntrasrement. Gt
EL PASO BLACKSMITH
MADE A DISCOVERY
Found Plant Juice To Be All
That Is Claimed For
It and More.
I Mr. Charles Holmes, a popular black
smith who works at the Longweu shop,
corner Santa Fe and San Antonio
streets, and who lives near the shops
on Santa Fe street tells the Plant Juice
man at Kelly & Pollard's the follow
ing: "I have been troubled for more than
two years with a kidney trouble that
was getting worse every day I tried a
a good many treatments but nothing
would take the pain out of my back
Sleep would be broken on account ol
having to get up so often. My trade.
blacksmithing. is a hard one on tne
pack anyway; and my kidneys break
ing down made work a misery instead
of a pleasure. A friend recommenued .
Plant Juice and I bought a bottle. From
iic jirst it Degan to help me. I sleep
, through the night3 undisturbed; back
feels fine. The P1jt .ini u oiiVfht
it has proven all it is recommended to
be in my case."
For the restoration of nerve force,
for the relief and m nf nil ctnmon
i ", r,u." ana D"d ailments Plant
Juice is the jrreatest tonic nf tho -
It clears the liver, eradicates bilious
ness, relieves indigestion, catarrhal con
ditions, and all kidney troubles. It dis
solves and removes uric acid and other
poisons from the blood. Rheumatism
vanishes under its use. Call on the
Plant Juice man at Kelly & Pollards
today.
SAYS SOUTHWEST IS
TREATED UNFAIRLY
Kansas Man Tells Commer
cial Congress Rates Are
Pronibitive.
Salt Lake. Utah, Aug. 29. Prefacing
his remarks with the explanation that
he did not believe the railroads, as a
whole, were collecting more for the
transportation of freight than thev
were entitled to. judge A. E. Helm c
Wichita, Kansas, told the trans-Mississippi
Commercial congress today that
in his opinion the people of the south
west were required to pay too much;
nut tney were robbed of the natural
advantages that should go to them bv
reason of their proximity to the deep
water ports of the Gulf of Mexico and
were deprived of the use of the Gal
veston gateway.
"In Texas," he said, "the railway
commission enforces reasonable rates
to and from that port but -when ycu
pass the Texas border it would be just
as well for you If the port of Galveston
were blotted out for it is absolutely- of
no benefit"
He quoted the rates from Galveston
to Oklahoma and those from. New York
to Oklahoma by rail to show that tne
fonrer rate was prohibitive of compe
tition with the latter.
"This," he said, "is because the rail
road companies own the steamship
lines engaged In coastwise traffic be
tween New York and Galveston and It
is to their interest to maintain as nigh
a level of rate as possible. What the
steamships lose in business is more
than made good by the rates they are
able to charge on the long haul from
New York by raiL"
To remedy the condition judge Helm
had ofered a resolution recommend
ing an amendment to the interstate
commerce law which would make it
unlawful for any railroad company t
own, operate, lease, control or have an
interest in any -water carrier engaged
in coastwise traffic. Two supplemen
tary resolutions, one to "extend th
jurisdiction over the rates and prac
tices of the water carriers, and an
other to let the- commerce commissio-.
fix minimum as well as maximum rail
road rates, accompanied the first pro
posal. Minimum rates were made necessarv
judge Helm contended, because the
railroads were able to meet any en
forced reduction from gulf ports to the
northwest with similar reductions from
the eastern states which left the rela
tive status unchanged.
"You can not have great wholesale
houses In your trans-MlsslsslppI cities."
the speaker declared, "until rates cease
to be made in the interest of the east
ern distributors."
At the conclusion of judge Helm's
address a motion was carried to au
thorize the president of the trans
Mississippi congress to appoint a com
mittee on transportation of seven mem
bers to deal with resolutions and legis
lation on the subject
"See America First.'
The "See America First" day of the
trans-Mississippi commercial congress
closed at Saltair with the adoption of
a resolution presented by A. L. Som
mers, of Tacoma. Wash., asking that
the president of the United States Is
sue a proclamation each year setting
aside one day to be known as See-America-First
day.
The resolution asks also that preach
ers and ministers of all creeds touch
.on this topic at least once each year
and that all public schools take up
the subject insofar as it is possible
for them.
COLQUITT URGES FEDERAL
BUREAU FOR RECLA3IATIOX
Austin, Texas. Aug. 29. Governor
Colquitt today addressed a communi
cation to the National Irrigation con
gress now in session at Salt Lake City,
urging the congress to adopt resolu
tions urging upon the federal govern
ment not only to make liberal appro
priations for the reclamation of and
irrigation of the arid lands of the west
ern section of Texas and other arid
lands of the country, but also for the
creation of a federal bureau designed
for that purpose.
LAWYERS FORMALLY
DENOUNCE RECALL
Milwaukee. Wis.. Aug. 29. The re
call of juages was formally denounced
by the American Bar association as a
"fallacy," and Ws "tending to deprive
the public of judges of ability and
high character."
William R Morris, of Minneapolis,
one of the three negro lawyers who
had been unseated by the executive
committee, but which action was re-
versed by the American Bar assoeia-
tion, sent a telegram announcing h s
resignation. The resignation was ac
cepted. Maintaining that the chief value of
the constitution "Is In its operation tc
prevent ill considered and Impulsive ac
tion," senator Sutherland denounced
the plan for recall of judicial decisions
which he said In effect' would be "to
render a judicial decision by a show
of hands at the polls."
Jndjres were declared to be "scandal-
ously underpaid" and the delays in set-
tributed to cumbersome methods of
procedure, rather than to judges, bv
various speakers before the American
Bar association today.
"Most of the criticism which has
started the movement for the recall of
judges results from dissatisfaction in
the slow ways in which cases get
through the eourts." said Charles
Bloodsmith. of Kansas. "This tardiness
is due to modes of procedure and not
to the judges."
"We should keep our judges from
temptation," assorted Henry D. Esta
brook, of New York. "'An occasional
judge is found wanting because all
judges are human. I am inclined to
thinl.- that a Indire should be nermitted
no patronage whatever, wnereas we are
lorever thrusting upon tnem powers or
appointment because -we want the as
surance of their great abilities and
undoubted probitv Tht!e srould be no
perquisitif s to the judicial office, but In
lieu thereof we should p our judges
salaries worth their position "
Frank B. Kellogg. St Paul, was
elected president of the American Bar
awi lation today. Other officers were
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