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EH PASO HEUALD
Tuesday, December 9, 1913
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Lodge Notices.
EL PASO LODGE NO. 136, A. F. & A. 51.
regular meetings isi ana sru
Wednesdays' of each month.
V. E. Ware, W. M.
Geo. P. Morran. Sec
Masonic Relief Board. Masonic Temple,
Hours: Cor. El Paso and
10 a.m. to 12 TO. Missouri Sts.
Answers to Herald Ads.
The following- list of uncalled for
answers to Herald Want Advertisements-
are bow being: heM for delivery
at The HeraM business office:
A. 1
A. 2
B. 318
B. 394
l B-
C. 100
C. 278
. E. K.
J. Ij.
1 200
3C
m. d. x.
M. G.
N.
O. 365
264
P. M9
P. 9
T. 34
R. 283
R. 237
R. 289
T. Z.
XT. 1
V. 349
W.J. K.
W. 375
Y. S9S
'Z 23
233 Z.
S9
For Rent.
LABGE dining room and kitchen for
rent. 615 K. Florence.
FOR REXT Modern g room house at
S"4 Upson Ave. $66 month. Ph. 2116.
FOR REXT i roomed house, 6ls N.
Campbell; furniture for sale.
FOR RENT 4 room cottage on Fort
Bliss car line, $15. Phone 1358, even
ings. FOR REXT 3 room house, $9, 1416
Franklin St. for colored or Mexicans.
Dr. Weeks. Phone 1S40.
FOR REXT 3 room brick cottage with
bath, 3039 Douglas St., Bast El Paso.
W. S. Miller, 316 Trust Bldg. Ph. 139S.
FOR REXT Store room, 49x199. with
full basement. San Antonio street,
next to Feldman's. Inquire of Fred J.
Feldman Co. ,
FOR REXT 5 room cottage, corner
Hutton and Montana; all improvements.
$25 00. Phone 2192.
FOR RENT Large hall, furnished, 100
x 3 feet; well ventilated, lighted,
Fteam heat: ideal for lodge purposes.
Gem Cigar Store. 206 S. Kl Paso St.
for REXT At Meailla Park. K M,
la-ge 11 room house, including 8 acres
farm land; desirable location near col
lege grounds. Inquire of J, W. Lor
entzen, 311 Mills Bldg.
FOR REXT Very desirable single of
fices and suite on Sd floor Herald
building; steam heat, electric light,
elevator service; rates reasonable for
large attractive offices. Apply Supt.
of Herald building,
Too Late To Qassiry
FOR REXT BY HAWKINS BROS.
5 R. brick, 1626 Boulevard $30-00
4 R. brick. La Luz St. (new).... 20.00
6 R. brick. 1024 Myrtle 40 00
11 B. brick, 309 W. Boulevard.. 75.00
Large list at office.
CLOSE IX OX BOULEVARD 6 room
red pressed brick, contract price on
house, $3300. If yon- want a real bar
gain see this. Price $3800.
Han kins IIros.
-4-
S59 DOWX and balance by month, will
buy modern 5 room red pressed brick
on corner; near Lamar school. lrice
$3250. We have the bargains.
Hawkins Bros.
APARTMEXT SITE In 1 blocks of
Carnegie square. Cut from $4090 to
$3300.
Havtklns Bros.
40x140 OX BLISS ST. $650.
Hawkins Bros.
"WILL TRADE LOTS in Alta Vista for
new bungalow.
Hawkins Bros.
PRICE CUT from $3500 to only $300-0.
5 room red pressed brick, close in. $150
down, $30 monthly.
Hawkins Bros,
4 ACRES, 5O0 Vz CASH.
8 Room good house, 4 acres im
proved land, right at station-"biggest
bargain yet. Don't phone- XJall at of
fice. Rio Grande Realty Co.
211-213 American Bank Building.
10 ACRES HOUSE ?1750.
in alfalfa; on main ditch; good
location: $759 cash; balance 1, 2 and 3
years. ,
Rio Grande Realty Co.
13 ACRES YSLETA,
10 acres in alfalfa; house, on county
road; will trade for eottage.
Rio Grande Realty Co.
48 ACRES CLINT.
Improved; will trade for El Paso
property.
1S6 ACRES SAN ELIZARIO.
Improved: will trade for El Paso
property.
Rio Grande Realty Co.
" 5 ROOM BUNGALOW
In Government Hill. Will
take roadster as first pay
ment bal. easy. Price
$359.
5 ROOSI HOUSE,
1899 blk. ob Rio Grande.
Will take auto as first
payment or vacant lots.
7 ROOM CEMBXT BLOCK
HOUSE.
2 "story. 160 acres of
land er a full section. In
34 miles of Dewing to
trade for Bl Paso property,
any location in eUy. Give
us yor trades. We make
them.
Tandy, With
Whlte-Patlen Realty Co.
U-12 Morgan Bldg.
-jpinme i49.
FOR S4.LB BY
CASSUJY ADAMS. -
We are specializing in city property
and homes, and have for sale the best
properties offered. Some are not gen
erally known to be for sale and we
have exclusively. Aute at your ser
vice. x
NOT SETTLED VET.
Well, listen. A beautiful 6 room
cottage with full basement located on
Arizona St Cut to $4000 for a quick
sale. You will have to show us if you
can beat this. Terms to suit.
YOU'LL SURELY LIKE THIS COM
FORTABLE BUNGALOW.
It has 6 rooms and a screened sleep
Ins room, economically and exception
ally well planned, all space utilized to
best advantage, large living asd dining
rooms, oak floors, builtin bookcases,
fine buffet and mantel, all builtin fea
tures and uptodate. Price $5590. with
terms. Located on W. Missouri St.,
walking distance.
FOR SALE
MONTANA ST. BUNGALOW.
4 room brick with all the builtin fea
tures: corner lot 37xl20. Price $3909,
2-3 cash, baL $30 per month and in
terest PROSPECT AVE. nOMB.
Walking distance. 6 room modern
cottage, lot 376x139, servant's room in
rear. Price $4100. your own terms.
- Gaijaldy A Adams.
Phone 929. 2l Mills St
HERE'S A SNAP.
5 room brick on San
Diego St,,- In Highland
Park, adjoining Manhat
tan Heighte. S"or quick
deal. $1869, $309 cash, baL
like rent.
Breaddns & Le Baron.
Renl Estate and Insurance.
American Bank Building.
Phone 1558.
XMVS PRESENTS, the good kind for
I Foutz & Zinkler,
m
OPHELIA
(J m 1JB3j
VsOQUKiW- bj jjtdure l.rirsjferSjciU.
Thl Ik nnr of the rccnlar features
of The El Fnao Herald.)
1
Too Late To Qassiry.
RBMBMBER where you can trade old
furniture for high grade new. 113 N.
Stanton.
Foutz it Zinkler.
WHY IAY RENT?
4 room now brick in
Government Hill for 3290.
Cement porches. A splen.
did home at a sacrifice. See
this at once. Small cash
payment will buy it.
Broaddus ft Le Baron.
Real Estate and Insurance.
American Bank Building-;
Phone 155S.
BEST BUY IX EL PASO.
2 full lots, east front on. corner, X.
Kansas St. Cost $1600. Buy them at
this price and we -will make you a
Christmas .present of $590. Let ua
show you.
?rjT.0 C ROOM HOUSE -In
Grand View. On 2 full lots. Rented
for $30 per month, a bargain for cash.
Come quick if you want it.
HERE IS A BEAUTY.
6 room bungalow, south front, basfr
ment and heating plant, hardwood
floors in living and dining room; all
the builtin features shades, electric
fixtures and gas stove go with it.
Price $4500. Only $500 cash, balance to
suit you.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDIXG SITES
In Bast El Paso, near school; also some
in Government Hill. If you want a
home site see these. Terms to suit you.
Fire, Accident, Automobile and Burg
lary insurance.
Anderson-Filler Realty Co.
1-4 Buekler Bldg. Phone 491
FOR SALE.
New 5 room bungalow on paved
street; has heating plant and base
ment, hardwood floors every room:
builtin bookcases and buffet: wall
tinted and stenciled, lot 40x140: has
sidewalks, fence and shed. The hand
somest home of its kind in the city.
One your wife would be proud to call
home. It can be sold for small cash
payment, balance monthly.
Anstln & Mnrr,
Phone [phone] San Antonio St.
$1100
3100 down, $15 per month,
4 room frame. 2 lots.
S2S50
4 room bungalow, south
front $100 down, bal. $26
per month.
$2000
4 room on Tularosa. $109
down, bal. $35 month, in
cluding interest
S2300
5 room house, fully fur
nished. WHITE-FADES REALTY CO.
11-12-13 Morcan Bldg.
Phone 1540.
STOVE-- REPAIRS a specialty.
' Fontz & Zinkler.
FOR RENT. UNFURNISHED.
4 R. house. Cotton Ave $25.00
6 R. bungalow. Myrtle Ave. 30.00
6 R. house, Arizona St 35.00
Gillett & Turk.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Phone 815. 202 Roberts-Banner Bids
APARTMEXTS FOR RENT.
4 rooms and bath, furnished, $27.50
to $30. 4 rooms and bath, unfur
nished, $20. 1705 Wyoming St
R. C. Bailey Land Co.
Phone 2968. ' 396 Mesa. Ave
FOR SALE.
910,000.
New, roedern 8 room fur
nished home with hot wa.
ter heat, on 2 full lots, in
Sunset Heights Add. Can
rive immediate possession.
Can make suitable terms.
Jas. J, Watts.
194 San Francisco St.
4 Phone 454.
FOR RENT.
3 room apartment furnished or un
furnished; close in, steam heat.
Mayfield Realty Co.
Phone 684. American Bank Bldg.
STOVES to trade for refrigerators.
Foutz & Zinkler.
Sea
WANT TO BUILD!
We can do it for you. We
have the money. Yau ean
nay us like rent
WIIITE-P.VDEN REALTY CO,
11-12-13 Morsnn Bldg
Phone l.'lil
A ItEAL SNAP.
Modern 5 room brick house, 59 foot
south front corner, convenient to Alta
Vista school and car line. Price only
$2509. $609 caab. balance $39 monthly,
including interest
D G. Helneman, 20 Mills St.
FOR RENT
Modern eight room residence; large
yard, barn, etc $30 per month.
TOBIN, Phone S03.
TR VDE.
49 acres 2 miles of Hagerman,
N. M.
5 acres fruit.
29 acres alfalfa.
Perpetual water rights, an
nual charge $1.25 per acre. This
is a real snap and will trade for
El Paso property.
n. M. 3Iaplc.
89C Mills Bldg. Phone 227.
IT'S A standard sewing machine
your -wife wants for Xmas from
Foutz & Zinkler.
113 N. Stanton.
TO TRADE.
LAND NEAR SANTA FE. X. M.
320 acres 6 miles south of Santa Fe,
150 with water rights and $2000 worth
of improvements. Price $40 ppr acre.
Will trad for 1"1 Paso property.
Jay F, Knox.
SO") Mills Pt Phone SI".
?i.oo A -viu:k v. .11 i i uh a room. See
Foutz A. Zinkler.
Too Late To Classify.
LAND XEAR DEMING.
640 acres, improved, shallow water.
Will trade all or part for El Paso prop
erty and would assume some indebt
edness. Jay F. Knox.
209 Mills St. Phone 843.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
We have a beautiful 5 room house
will sell on easy terms or trade for
valley land or vacant lots. This is a
.home your wife would be proud to
call home.
Anstln & Mnrr.
Phone [phone] San Antonio St.
$10,000
To loan on improved El
Paso business property.
Jas. J. Waltd.
104 Sen Francisco St.
Phone 454.
A FEW MORE OF 'BM.
- 3200 BLOCK, MONTANA ST.
Dandy 5 room modern home, all con
veniences. Just across from pretty
little-- Austin park. Near school and
church. Price $3500: easy terms. $33
per month, including interest.
HIGHLAND PARK BUNGALOW.
Swell 6 room modern bungalow, on
street car line. 16 minute service.
Price $8500, $1000 cash, balance easy.
Better hurry.
5 ROOM MODERN' BUXGALOW, $3500.
Block 51, Government Hill. One block
from car line and 6 blocks from Alta
Vict-i schnnl All hune-alow features.
1 Price $3500; terms.
' ,nrwi TiTAPif rrTTT. IlinC I T
4 room cottage, with basement and
servant's quarters: barn; on paved
street and car line. Hurry. Price
$3000; easy terms.
Come in and let us show you.
"W. F. Payne.
Angelus Hotel Bldg. Phone 1250.
AXOTHER ACCIDENT,
Every day some person is killed or
injured for life by some automobile.
Poor eyesight was the cause. The man
at the wheel could not see and would
not wear glasses. Every person who
owns an automobile should wear
glasses.
Geo. D. Kendall,
30S Mesa Ave.
Makes Glasses Right.
REMEMBER
WIFE.
i MOTHER.
DAUGHTER,
BY BUYING
THEM
Tn.VT S JIOOM NEW
Bungalow hardwood floors, beam cell
ing, pannel walls, furnace heat, sleep
ing porches, Tularosa St. Or any or
our bargains.
Ph. 5075. Creel & Greed. 421 Mesa
UPPER VALLEY LAND.
From 40 to 160 acres to trade for Bl
Paso property.
Jay F. Knox.
209 Mills St Phone S43.
MODERN 4 ROOM BRICK BUXGALOW
AT A BARGAIN.
On corner of Rayner and White
Oaks Sts., east front, basement, cement
front porch, screened sleeping porch.
This is offered at $2450 on very easy
terms.
Austin & 3Iarr.
304 San Antonio St. Phone 4358
FOR RENT -Very desirable rooms with
large closets, bath and phone. 1512
Boulevard. Phone 4536.
LOST Tan crocheted collar between
or Highland Park car. Reward. Phone
3S14.
FURNISHED room, furnace heat no
sick, also garage. Phone 5549.
FOR SALE BY OWXER New piano,
nice furniture, 8 room rooming house;
rooms all rented; easy tejms. Phone
4119. M. G-. care Herald.
FOR SALE New piano player, new
furniture of 2 rooms; rooms for rent;
easy terms. Phone 4119. B. 20, Herald.
FOR REXT in private family, an ele
gant room with all modern conveni
ences, private sleeping porch, private-
stairway, in elegant neignDornooo,
with magnificent view: 1 or 2 gentle
men with references. 1119 Orient. Ph.
3152.
WANTED An experienced grocery
man; good reference required. Corner
Putman and Mundy. Phone 4714.
FOR SALE S5 complete S frame bee
boxes with extracting supers -with ex
tracted foundation, an extractor and
outfit cheap. Cor. Putnam and Mundy.
Phone 4714.
ONE NICE front sleeping room, 5 min
utes walk from P. O, Phone 4921.
HORSE. BUGGY and harness for sale.
Phone 5016.
YOUNG MAX", not sick, wants room and
board in private family, where there
are no other boarders. Write A. 452,
Herald.
WANTED Competent laundry woman
at once. Phone 1440. Call 705 Mesa.
ONE furnished room, 612 Arizona. Ph.
21S2 mornings.
FOR RENT for 2 months, furnished 5
room cottage, no sick. 805 Roosevelt
Ave.
f-
C03D7LETEI.Y furnished housekeping
room, bath connected. 715 N. Oregon.
BRICK COTTAGE for rent reasonable,
3 rooms, bath, and sleeping porch,
kitahen furnished, gas and coal range.
915 Williams. Phone 216.
FURXISIU3D room with or without
board. 415 California. Phone 2776.
WANTED TO nuY A small car. either
roadster or 5 passenger. B. E. F., care
Herald.
ATTRACTIVE front room for man, $15.
MS Stewart. Phone 2970.
WANTED Small calves. Ph. 993 J 5.
COMPANION WANTED Klderly cou
ple or single lady to share home; no
sick. Phone 3609.
WANTED Firstelass compositor,
around man. El Paso Printing Co.
all
STEAM HEATED furnished apartment
The Lockie, cor. Mills and Stanton.
FOR SALE Sideboard, $12: center
table, $1.25; refrigerator. $3; tubs, 30c
Phone 6373.
FOR SALE 35 Rhode Island Reds and
Brown Leghorn pullets. Phone 6174.
BOY with wheel. 607 San Antonio.
STOLEN from 227 DurangO St, 1 bay
horse weighing about 1200 lbs.; liberal
reward for anv information of same.
W. C. Bulger, 227 Durang,o St
-WANTED Chambermaid at the Bl
Paso Sanatorium.
WANTED Good man with ability to
take charge of employment office.
Don't apply unless you are capable and
energetic.
Western Commercial Service Co.
Phone 367. Room 12, Stevens Bldg.
JOB AS WAGON DRIVER or similar
work wanted by intelligent young Mex
ican man. Howell Employment Agency,
room IS, Morgan Bldg. Phone 567.
WANTED Apprentice girl to keep
shop clean and learn trade. La Mode
Beauty Shop, 103 Mesa Ave. Ph. 1332.
WANTED All kinds of furniture. We
pay more than any firm in the city.
Also we exchange new for 2d hand.
Western Furniture Co, Phone 14S.
TWO furnished rooms and board for 4;
furnace heat and elose in; no sick.
Phone 2228.
FOR SALE House, 14x20 f.et: 300 feet
water pipe; furniture: 6 hole range,
ice box. beds, etc. Military Heights,
Fort Boulevard and Flonda. blotk 12.
FOR SALE 11 room rooming house.
A bargain, $625 $350 cash, balance
terms. All rooms rented. 615 N. Ore
gon St.
FOR RE"T J furmshfd hnusoket-oing
looms all c-oni em nces. Jn'V H Flci-
m f Phor ( "V.s
MVDVME Si:rRO. PVLMIsT V' id3
our hand. .,. .li)'. j5. L.1 P. 'j St.
News Brevities
(Advertisement.)
Train Bulletin.
Santa Fe train No. 815, from the
north, due at 6:10 p. m., will arrive at
9:10 p. m.; G. H. & S. A. train No, 101
from the east, due to arrive at 10 p.
m., will arrive at 4 a. m. Wednesday;
G. H. & S. A. train No. 101 from the
east, due Monday at lft p. m.. will ar
rive tonight at 10 oclock; G. H. & S. A.
train No. 101 from the east, due Sunday
at 10 p. m., will arrive-tonight at 7:55;
Texas & Pacific train No. 5, from the
east, due at -8:59 p. m., will arrive at
9:50 p. m. Other afternoon and night
trains are reported on time for Tues
day. Hare Your Electrical Work done by
the Texas Electrical Supply Co. 73
cents per hour. 25 percent saved on
fixtures. 119 N. Stantun St. Phone
1120.
For glasses that fit, see HIII the Opti
cian, 421 Mesa Ave., near Franklin.
Real "Old noss" Sale Held.
An "old hoss" sale was held in front
of the federal building Tuesday morn
ing when Walter Williams sold a herd
of horses for the government. The
usual crowd attended.
Dr. Garrett, stomacn. intestines and
Internal diseases. 403 Roberts-Ban. Bid.
Beautiful Ynletlde greeting cards, 1
cent to 25 -cents each, at Feldman's.
Chinese General Here.
A lieutenant general in the Chinese
army was in El Paso for five minutes
Monday en route to Washington.
Hotel Del Rio, formerly old Zeiger,
109 S. Oregon St. new management.
Best rooms in the city for the money.
Christmas Greens on lump Posts.
The White House has decorated the
lamp posts in front of its store with
Christmas greens, the first to be seen
in El Paso this year
Prompt Transfer Service.
For prompt baggage livery, hack and
freight transfer, call Pomeroy's El Paso
Transfer. Phone 2444.
Dr. Nettle Sattcrlee, osteopath, 410
Mills Bldg., phone 141. Res. Phone 3483.
Is Made Mounted Inspector.
"Will Crosby, deputy sheriff under
sheriff P. .T. Edwards, was sworn in as
a mounted inspector of the customs
service Tuesday morning.
The "arlety of Christmas cards at
Feldman's is unusually choice this year.
Prices all marked down.
Christmas Seals on Sale.
Christmas seals were placed on sale
at the postoffice Tuesday morning for
the first time and will be sold there
until after Christmas.
Dr. Rntllff, dentist, 204 Caples Bldg.
Dr. Attawny, dentist City Nat Bk. Bldg.
Dr. Bryan, Dentist M05 Caples Bldg.
Lnngan Again at His Desk.
Frank J. Langan, chief clerk at the
Hotel Sheldon, is again at his desk
after being in the hospital for five
days with a slight attack of pneumo
nia. Dr. A. T. Still Osteopathic Infirmary,
Dr. Ira W. Collins, physician in chief.
Dr. M. Alklre. lady specialist; Dr. Carl
Gibson, 201 W. Missouri street Tbey
cured others. They can cure you.
Court Upholds Liquor Law.
Portland, Ore., Dec. 9. In a decision
rendered here. United States district
judge R. S. Bean upholds the Webb
Kenyon act. relating to the interstate
shipment of intoxicating liquor Into
dry territory, as constitutional. The
statute prohibits the shipment of liquor
from another state into dry territory.
Your Safety Razor blades made good
as new better some say. Double
edged, 35c a dozen single edged 30c
Fjcd J. Feldmnn Co.
Is Helping Refugees.
A. J. McQuatters, president of the
Alvarado Mining and Milling company,
who was expected to arrive in Bl Paso
from Presidio, Texas, will not be here
until Wednesday, as he is aiding the
refugees who are arriving at the bor
der from Chihuahua.
Dr. Jamleson, diseases of kidneys,
bladder, rectum" and skin; 618 Mills.
Dr. Paget, dentistOl Roberts-Banner.
Finds Family Overcome with Gns.
Denver. Colo., Dec. 9. Harold Harris,
13 years old, entered his home after
having spent some time shoveling
snow from his residence sidewalk, and
found his mother, father and two sis
ters lying or sitting unconscious in the
house, overcome by Illuminating gas,
which, because of the small leakage,
had been insidious and its 'presence un
notlceable. Young Harris called a phy
sician who revived the family.
Going fast those beautiful brass nut
and fruit bowls and baskets at Feld
man's. Marked down prices.
Dr. Deady has resumed his practice
at 618 Mills Bldg. Ph. of. 133S; res, 3641.
Court Apologizes: Grants New Trial.
St Louis. Mo., Dec 9. Judge Lewis,
of the circuit court, read an apology
for becoming Impatient during a trial.
He made the apology as an explanation
for granting a new trial in the case
of Houston H. Copland against a fire
Insurance company. The judge, in
granting the new trial, said he feared
the jury had been influenced by his
own display of impatience.
BlPaso Djstilled Water Co. Ph. 489.
Dr. Branch Crale, practice limited
to disease of children and obstetrics.
Dr. Leslye Hyde, Osteopathic Physi
cian. 814 Mesa; phone 2162.
1.Cn,t Leader Rhn $-500 Bond.
Chicago, 111.. Dec. 9 Ottoman Zar
.Hanish, head of the Mazdaznam sun
cult awaiting sentence by the federal
court on a charge of sending obscene
matter by express, gave bond of $2500
in the stae courts to Insure his appear
ance on charges brought by the Juve
nile Protective association. He will
have his preliminary hearing December
Too Late To Classify.
ROOM AND BOARD 601 Myrtle.
FURNISHED 5 room bungalow with
sleeping porch, piano, silver and linen
to responsible people. Ph. 3462.
ROOM AND BOVRD with sleeping
porch, for convalescents. Mrs. Han.
nay. Altura. Phone 5047.
MODElix 5 room furnished flat sleep
ing porch; Park carline. Phone 2425.
ANSWER TO YHSTERDV1-S PUZZLE
Left side down, under right arm.
;T POR ""IK. $2.50 per hour.
1 Xo
Ph.
WAN TED Child's 2d hand bicycles or
parts. Phone 4389.
WANTED to rent from 20 to 40 acres,
part alfalfa, upper valley, Anthony or
Benno preferred. B. 456, care Herald.
LOST-Mink muff. Reward If returned
to clerk Hotel Paso del Norte.
W ANTED Neat, refined housekeeper
for small famil. capable of taking full
charge. Phone SRI-!.
1 ANTED Medium size safe or will
trade small safe and pay difference.
Phone 1140.
COMPETENT stenographs r desires po
sition utlur tniporar or perm.intnt
.ill phone 1 ",7
FOR R' NT ' urn.sncd house, i io ms,
l'i-iic " axicr j.
IS. Hanish will be arraigned Friday
for sentence under his conviction In the
United States court.
Bayberry candles, with hand deco
rated greeting cards, express the Yule
tide sentiment In the warmest manner.
A choice assortment at Feldman's.
CInb Women Join Egg Boycott.
Kansas City, Mo., Dec 9. Members
of the Kansas City Athenaeum, com
posed of prominent women, have Joined
the egg boycott. Sir hundred of them
sat down to an eggless banquet and
after listening to addresses attacking
egg speculators, the women unani
mously adopted a resolution pledging
themselves to refrain from using eggs
until the 'prices were lowered.
Dr. Hurley, phones 4053 and 275.. Dis
eases of children and nervous troubles.
Dr. Klein, diseases of lungs, stomach,
Intestines. Roberts-Banner Bldg.
Probes Hookworm Problem.
Portland, Ore., Dec. 9. Anthony
Caminetti. commissioner general of
immigration, has arrived in Portland
on a tour of inspection. Hindu immi
gration and the hookworm problem are
the two chief objects of Mr. Camlnet
tis scrutiny on his present tour, he
said.
Notice.
The office of Dudley & Orr, contrac
tors, has been moved from 414 Mills
building, to plant 301 San Diego street.
El Paso Distilled Water Co. Ph. 489.
Mrs. Roosevelt Visits Panama.
Panama, Dec. 9. Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt who has been visiting the
South American republics with colonel
Roosevelt arrived yesterdayfrom Cal
laeo, Peru. Mrs. Roosevelt will Tiew
the Pacific end of the canal and on
Wednesday will be taken across
Cucaracha slide and thence by boat
through the lake section and Gatun
locks. She will leave Colon Thursday
for New York.
Dr. Ebert, Dentist 216-218 Mills Bldg.
Handmade Crafts jewelry: scarf pins,
brooches and voilet holders, at Feld
man's. Probe Chicago Cold Storage.
, Chicago, HI- Dec 9. The federal in
vestigation into the high cost of living
has turned to the local cold storage
houses. Officers of the Union and
Western Cold Storage companies were
ordered to bring their books before the
grand jury to let that body determine
the quantity and ownership of eggs in
storage.
MAKES 40 ACRES
SALT RIVER UNIT
Secretary Lnne Says He Considers That
Sufficient to Maintain n Family
on the Project.
Washington, D. C, Dec. 9. Secretary
of the interior Lane, after a confer
ence with the reclamation commission
and the consideration of conditions on
the Salt river reclamation project In
Arizona, today fixed 40 acres of irri
gable land as the farm unit on that
project Where present entries com
prise more than 40 acres the entryman
will be permitted to pick out from the
farm unit plan the homestead he de
sires, which is included within the ex
isting entry and to relinquish the re
mainder to the United States.
Secretary Lane said today he believes
40 acres under normal conditions will
support the average family on the
project
WEATHER BULLETIN
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
Observations taken at 8 a. m, 75th
meridian time; Dec 9, 1913.
Forecasts.
A Msrt got ""
El Paso and vi
cinity Fair to
night and Wednes
day. WV-tS OB. fMUWMj
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New Mexico
Fair tonight and
Wednesday; not
much change in
temperature.
West Texas
Fair tonight and"
Wednesday.
Temperature.
K
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STATIONS.
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So
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Abilene 28 44 28
Xmarlllo 28 46 28
Atlanta S4 34 22
Boise, Idaho. . . 22 42-22
Boston 24 36 24
Chicago 26 34 24
Cincinnati 24 32 24
Denver 12 38 12
Detroit.. . 22 30 22
Duluth, Minn ... 22 30 22
El Paso 31 50 31
Galveston 46 52 46
Havre, Mont. .. 28 46 24
Jacksonville... 32 50 32
Little Rock 30 44 28
Los Angeles... 60 78 54
Nashville 22 34 20
New Orleans. . . 36 52 36
New York 26 38 26
Oraaha 28 36 28
Phoenix 50 66 46
Rapid city, S. D 26 44 26
Koswell 24 4S 22
St Louis 26 36 26
Salt Lake City. 26 40 26
San Antonio... 38 52 36
San Francisco.. 4 8 5S 46
Santa Fe 22 42 20
Seattle....' 30 40 39
Washington... 30 32 30
Wichita, Kans. 2S 38 28
Yuma 74 ..
cloudy
clear
clear
clear
clear
clear
clear
clear
pt cldy
clear
clear
clear
dear
clear
clear '
clear
pt cldy
eleae
clear
clear
clear
clear
clear
clear
clear
cloudy
clear
clear
cloudy
clear
clar
AMUSEMENTS.
"SILAS MARNKR' TODAY.
"Silas Marner" In two reels will be
the feature at the Wigwam today.
This photoplay of George Eliot's most
famous nevel "was made by a specially
chosen company of Edison actors. The
story as told by the authoress is very
carefully followed in the production.
An intensely interesting Vltagraph
picture in one reel, entitled "His Last
Fight," completes the program. In it
Ralph Ince Is seen as the prizefighter.
Tomorrow and Thursday a three-reel
European production of "Salome" will
be shown. It is adapted from the
Strauss opera which -was the sensation
of the amusement world a few years
ago. Advertisement
"Z..AST DAYS OF FOMPKII.-'
"The finest picture ever shown in El
Paso." is what everyone said who saw
'"The Last Das of Pompeii" at the
Grecian yesterday. Such magnificent
settings, such goigebus costumes, such
wonderful ensemble and such a grand
Spectacle was neer witnessed before
bv an EI Paso audience. It's a moto
Kraphic masterpiece. There were hun
dreds turned awav last night who
could not gam admittance. Come early
today. You cannot afford to miss this
great picture. The first show starts
at 11.30 a. m.. next at 1 30, next at 3:30,
next at 5 30, npxt at 7.30. and the last
show starts promptly at 9.30 p. m. All
shows start on schedule time Come
earlv if ;ou can. AdeTtisement.
MRS. CASSIDVS VIGRET
SEIZED BY Ct STOMS MEN
An aigret plume valued at $40 wax
confiscated Monday evening by Ameri
can customs inspectors at the Santa Fe
bi ldge from Mrs. Mars Cassidv. wife of
the tnrti i at th- Juarez tiack Mrs
'asvnl iul vtie wort the hit hearing
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HOCKS YIELD
1 BEf STUCK
Prices for New York Central
and Sugar Touch Low
er Level.
Note All market news on
this page reflects closing sale
prices (unless buy or bid be
specified) Tuesday, Oec 9, 1913
New York, Dec. 9. Qwieral weak
ness today was asribeTrtaiarily to
the unsettling influence of sharp de
clines in New Haven and other stocks
of corporations whose financial affairs
have come in for discussion recently.
The action of the market was disap
pointing to bull operators.
Declines in shares long rated as hgih
class investment securities encouarged
bear selling, which was productive of
pronounced losses in the speculative
favorites. Steel and Lehigh fell off to
a greater extent than the other ac
tive shares, but the whole market
showed the effect of pressure at inter
vals. Prices for New York Central and
sugar were the lowest for years.
Bonds were easy.
Selling of real stock and pressure
from bear speculators weakened prices
again after a temporary show of stead
iness. New York Central, New Haven
and Sugar sold lower than in the morn
ing. Weakness in individual stocks mili
tated against marked recovery in the
general list although the professional
selling was suspended at frequent In
tervals. New Haven stock declined steadily
toward the close of the market. It
dropped to 71. a loss of 4 points,
and closed at 72.
The market closed weak. Special ap
plications of pressure against eastern
railroad stocks caused the general mar
ket to renew its decline with more
celerity. New Haven dropped to 71
and New York Central to 91. Other
active stocks went down to a point or
more below yesterdays close.
MONEY AND METALS
NEW YORK 3URKET
CBy Associated Press.
New York, Dec. 9. Call money
firm. 506.
Time loans, firm: 69 days. 5054; 99
days. 5054; six months, 44 05.
Prime mercantile paper, 5406.
Commercial bills, 4.804.
Bar sliver, 58.
Mexican dollars, 45.
Government bonds, strong.
Railroad bonds, easy.
Copper, steady: standard spot and fu
tures not quoted. Electrolytic 14.590
14.75.
Tin, weak; spot and Dec, 37.12
37.624.
Iron, quiet: No. 1 Northern. 15.250
15.75; No. 2 Northern. 15.00015.59: No.
1 Southern. 15.99015.59; No. 1 South,
ern. 15.09015.59; No. 1 Southern, soft
15.00015.59.
Lead, quiet; 3.9504.05.
spelter, easy; 5.1005.29.
St. Louis Lead and Spelter.
St. Louis, Mo, Dec. 9. Lsad dull,
3.99: spelter firmer, 5.09.
London Metals Market.
London, Entr., Dec 9. The London
markets closed as follows: Copper
steady, spot 65, s5; futures. 64. so.
Tin firm, spot 170, slO; futures, 172.
Iron. Cleveland warrants, s49, d7.
Lead, 17. sl3. dS.
THELOCAL MARKET.
Mexican Money EI Paso Quotation.
Mexican pesos (El Paso buying
price), .45.
Mexican currency (El Paso buying
priee), 35.
New York exchange In Mexico City,
$2-77.
El Paso Smelter Quotations.
(Corrected Daily.)
Lead. 4.19.
Copper (wire bars) 14.30.
Lead (London) 17, sl2, dS.
Weekly Averages.
(Douglas Smelter Quotations.)
Copper. 14.41.
Silver, 57.29.
NEW YOEK 'LISTED
STOCKS
Amalgamated ..... ....... 694
Sugar -. 1994
Atchison 92
Northern Pacific 1974
Reading -. 163
Southern Pacific 86"a
Union Pacific 1524
TJ. S. Steel 564
U. a Steel Pfd 195
BOSTON LISTED STOCKS
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
L. J Overlook. Blsbee. Ariz.)
Arizona Commercial 4
Calumet & Arisona 694
Chino Copper Co 37
Copper Range 334
Giroux IH
Greene Ca nan eft 294
Helvetia 49
Miami 214
Nevada Con 15
North Butte 244
Old Dominion 494
Ray Consolidated IS
Shannon J4
Superior & Boston ............... 2
Trinity 3
U. S. Smelters, common 37
Utah Con S
Utah Copper 48
UNLISTEDSTOCKS. -
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
L. J. Overloek. Blsbee. Ariz.)
Cactus ,. 3
Chief Con 1"
Denn-Arlzona 6
GoWfield Con 1
Inspiration Copper 14
Majestic Copper of Utah 24
Mason Valley 34
New Keystone 14
Ohio Copper 45
San Antonio, part paid 2
Shattuck ............ ....... 2i 4
Summit .... ..... .. ..--....
Tonopah 44
AD CLUE TO '0LD
BUSINESS MEETING
WIH Meet "Wednesday to Name Addi
tional Committees and Consider
Bylaws nnd Constitution.
Ad clubbers will hold their first bus
iness meeting Wednesday at tne cham
ber of commerce, when the reports of
committees, appointment of additional
committees, adoption of bylaws, rules
and constitution and the discussion of
plans for the regular meetings and
luncheons will be considered. Clai
borne Adams, president of the club,
will make the principal address: secre
tary M. P. Carloek will read the min
utes of the charter meeting: chairman
J. A Tobias will report for the educa
tional committee and Jake Miller for
the vigilance committee.
The Ad club is making arrangements
for a banquet to be given to president
William Woodhead. of the Associated
Advertising clubs of America, who is
expected to visit here on January 15.
MRS. PANKHURST
GOES TO PARIS
Police Watch Militant Suffrage! Leave
Leaden But Do Net Interfere
With Her Departure.
London, Eng . Dec. 9 Mrs. Emmc
line Pankhurst. the militant suffraet
le-ider. left todav for Pans. hdp she
Kill spend the remainder of the seen
das leaxe granted her by the authori
llis A (I't.u hnit nt of police -was pres
enl at the railway station, but did not
interfere with the departure of Mrs.
P.inkhui st
Th polli e nffinals Tim! t. t n In
formed 'n lit i bi'ii'f that s'n- was
v mpl t,. 'le t,i Fiance t " h- r
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HT PRICES
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Favorable Weather "Weak
ens Corn and Oats Pro
visions Decline.
Chicago. HL, Dec 9. Bullish sentlj
ment predominated today in the wheat
pit influenced to some extent by a
falling off in the European visible
supply. The market after opening
unchanged to 4c off made an all
around advance.
The close was firm, to to c
lower.
Corn prices weakened on account of
fine weather, promoting the movement
from first hands. Prices started the
same as last night to c lower, and
gave no sign of any important rally.
The close was nervous, to 4 to
c under last night
Oats worked down with corn. Sell
ing pressure, however, proved light.
The first sales of provisions were 24
to c easier and a further setback
ensued.
Grain and Provisions
Chicago Grain. Close.
Wheat
Dec $ 88
May 93
Corn
Dee ..'......- 79
May 79,
Oats
Dec 39
May 44
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork
Jan $29.99
May 31.90 t
Lard
Jan $19.75
May U.97 S
Ribs T
Jan $19.5
LIVESTOCK
Chicago Livestock Close.
Chicago, m Dec 9. Cattle Rects.
heifers. $3.5903.40; calves. $7.991L90.
Hogs Rects. 38,009: market slow. 5c
under yesterday's average; bulk. $7.6
07.85: light $7.3907.90; mixed, $7.50
7.99; heavy. $7.5507.90; rough, $7.55
7.65; pigs, $5.5007.25.
Sheep Rects. 38,990: market steady.
Native, $4.2505.69; western. $4.2505.65;
yearlings, $5.5007.00: yearlings. $5.50
7.90: lambs, native, $6.5003.09; western,
$6.5908.99.
Kansas City Livestock. Close."
Kansas City, Mo, Dec. 9. Cattle
Rects. 11.009; market steady. Prime
fed steers. $8.2509.25: dressed beet
steers, $7.9908.15: western steers, $6.00
07.75; southern steers, $5.5907.25
cows. $4.2607.76; heifers, $6.9909.00,
stockers and" feeders. $5.5907.59; bulls,
$5.9907.90; calves. $6.50011.00.
Hogs Rects. 30,900; market 5c low
er; bulk, $7.3907.79; heavy. $7,550
7.75; packers and butchers. J7.5O07.7u;
lights, $7.3907.69: plgs $5.5907.99.
Sheep 'Rects. S999: market strong.
Lambs. $7.2508.99; yearlings, $5,500
6.75; wethers, $4.5905.25; ewes, $4,000
4.75.
COTTON
New York Cotton. Close.
New York. Dec. 9. Cotton Spot
quiet Middling, 13.49; gulf, 13.65.
GEN. SCOTT TELLS
OF INDIAN TROUBLE
Says Indians at Shiprock Thoroughly
Softenea; Are Won Over by Kind
ness and Sympathy.
Washington, D. O, Dec. 9. Gen. Hugh
L. Scott, who saceeeded in preventma
what might have been a considerable
indian -uprising ia" New Mexico, has
written to secretary Garrison, describing
the dosing chapters of the negotiations
drawing a pathetie picture of the lot oi
the indians, and attributing the whole
trouble to gossip. Gen. Seott says:
The situation north is absolutely
elear. The prisoners were told to apolo
gize to Mai". McLaughlin' and theit
agent, and have done this. Our parting
was most pathetic when they left fox
Santa Fe to report to the judge. Thev
declared they would have died before
surrendering if approached in any othei
way. bafcr tbev each and every on
thanked me for causing their minds to
be changed for their own good and all
sav thev will go back home when re
leased, to lead different lives. Thev
are thoroughly softened, but they are
poor, ignorant creatures who are easflv
handled if it is done in a sympathetic
kindly wav. with force -underneath.
.which they all respect. The contact ol
civilization with these people is too hard
for them, and there is so ranch mtsun
derstaBdiBg between the two races in
which the indian, who in the main i
reasonable and well intentioned, always
gets the worst of it.
"Tie state of terror at the agency
and throughout the San Juan valley $
now over. It was the result almost al
together of lies and gossip, carried about
by indians and white men. There is no
sore spot left anywhere fo break out
later, and I feel safe in saying that the
incident is over and done with-
COL. VAN PATTEN IS
BEFORE BOARD
Col. Kugene Van Patten (retiredl, of
the Xew Mexico national fruard, was a
witness in the Xew Mexico-Texas boun
dary "dispute hearing' in the federal
building Tuesday- Col. Van Patten was
the last confederate commander at 1
Paso in 1S83 and has been a resident of
Las Cruces and the Mesilla valley for a
number of years.
He testfied as to the location of the
iRio Grande in the olden time. He ha1
been active in procuring data for the
New Mexico claimants in the boundary
case.
Carlktro Tarin. who was on the stand
Monday, completed his testimony Mon
day afternooR.
The hearing is now about a third
through with the eidence to be heard.
TO LECTl RE ON ANCIENT
KASTKRN PHILOSOPHIES
Lectures on "Ancient Eastern Philos
ophies" will be delivered Thursday. .
Friday and Saturday nights, this week
at the El Paso high school, by Han
Singh. M. A., of Edinburgh universlt
Scotland. The lectures will begin at 8
oclock. and no admission will be
charged
Mr. Singh has traveled all over the
world and is recognised as an authority
on the esoteric religions of India. Wed
nesday morning he will address the
pupils at the high school on the "places
of interest, manners and customs of In
dia." He w ill also lecture to the EI
Paso society of Practical Christianity
at 7:45 Wednesday evening at 992 North
Oregon street.
HAS LONG WAIT TO GET
HIS COAL WAGON WEIGHED
1 ee Castillo hauling several ton3 of
coal for Leon 1 inipert. claimed that he
droe on the eit cile at the city iail
Monday morning at 11-50 and H as
1-45 odoik that afternoon iefore lie
was able to have his wagon weighed.
While Castillo's wagon was on the scales
several other wagons, which hcil to lie
Mi ijlied. (Iroe i and were kept will
ing "The, e .n 10 one to wait m tth
i'i Ifol istil'i) I ?n.t bill to .-it '
I V- pil i - tint lie waited for ti8
i'' 'u "i tiait a? iljiauiL