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EL PASO HERALD
Wednesday, Dec. 171913
London Real Estate Brings Big Price
BLOCK IN LONDON IS
SOLD FOR $50,000,000
T)T-a1 Involve 18 Acres, Including
ManT Theaters nmd Iletcls. In
Outer of KaglM Capital.
Lor.don. Eng.. Dec 17. Harry fcalla-
r I.eeley, a Unionist member of the
ri-nice of commons, has purchased the
A of Bedf-rt's block of property in
! ' center r f London for something
C - $50 000 000
- estate covers 19 acres and.
- -hlj speaking, stretches east and
f-om King-sway to St. Martin s
I near Trafalgar Square, and north
-ruth fr 'in Longaere to the Strand.
I ludes thf- Koval Opera, the Drury
I r CoaT t Gi-den market. Bow
r". t Dolico station, tne fmaoBai
, -ting club and a number of large
" irs establishments.
OMl, AIT-EGED BIGAMIST, IS
TRICED; ATTKSIPTS SUICIDK
- nu ale 111 . Iec. 17. Her right
-nd part of her shoulder shot
- in what is believed to have been
- .icide attempt, Mrs. Dollfe M. John
i a bndS of two months, is consid-
Aiihtful nf rprovfcrv. She re-
d her Injury while a sheriff and
rputv were trying to arrest her on
s rk rgo of bigamy A shotgun was
1 1 w eapon.
The warrant was sworn to by Chas.
""T Curley, of Pleasanton, Tex,, who
s. -rs he was the woman's first hus
i -i The second husband, accord
! - to Curie . was Louis Brown.
T p latter said he found his
i through a letter she had written
sr 'he si7e of their children that
-i!ght irake some clothes as
C"-ietmas presents for them.
S VY S 1IFE -W IIX HVDIS
Anorr is.oee.eee ybars
n iladelpha. Pa. Dec 17 That life
em , arth will come to an end In about
" n 0 000 years is the opinion of Prof.
r - Hoolittle director of the TJnlver
e of Pennsylvania's astronomical
c i.s"-vatory. replying to a clergyman s
c nor at the weeklv meeting of
1 - -1 tenan ministers Monday
Thf earth i dependent on the sun
f - its heat and light, although the
c th now contains some heat itself.
. n the sun eventually cools off the
r. -alt will b darkness and cold, which
v '' t-ing in end to all life, animal
i i vegetable"
BROOKXYX "tt ILL FIGHT
TO SECt RK JOB TINKER
Ww York Dec 17 Charts H Eb
1, resident of the Brooklyn base-
b-.lt club. .ll insist that Garry Herr
t "" -naki ood on his deal in agree-1--
to --11 M.e Tirker to the Brooklya
flub for $2' T.fl
The Brook I in club's attornev de
fiires tWe aeTpement signed bi Herr
rinn and Ebbetts cannot be upset in
the civil courts.
K1RIVCOPIXOS IS IIKI.I)
ON ASSAULT EVSICTUKXT
n-i t. grand mrv indictment charging
pcKquit with intent to murder, Theodore
Hi -ia-nplos said to have been impli
cit ed m the anti-Spanish near-riot Sun
i'i was arrested Tuesday and place
iinn r J2000' bond, which he furnished.
The grand Jury took action Monday.
T G Billircrs Piano Co. Open ve
mneo 102 North Stanton St Adver
tisement. IETCTIER"SAYS VILLA HAS
NOT BEEN DISCOURTEOUS.
The American consnl in Chihuahua,
M-rion Letcher, has telegraphed to
"Washington deniing report as to un
'aiorable conduct of Paneho Villa to
v ards American citizens. He also
etates that there has been no discour-
shown to him personally by the
Const. nationalist" chief.
Tbe Zriger 1 novr prepared to serve
j - i a'e dinner parties after the show in
Thir private dining rooms or Main
d'r'r.g room. dvertiseraent.
Wisteria Cafe 218 S. El Paso SU for
pn.-xt German home cooking: Adver-
t sement
Chr fsfattas w
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JfR stocks re
flect all that is new
in novelties and real
wearables for men.
We have endeavor
ed to supply for this
season's selling only
the highest quality
merchandise and in
our Holiday selec
tions there is really
not an, article that a
man will call "Use
less Presents."
Every single item is
subject to exchange
at any time.
A Holiday Shopping List
for the asking.
EL PASO. TEX AS.
109 Texas St.
CUT FIHhHr"UH"1' ""
Flowers
A PLANTS
FOR ALL PUHP0SES.
JEl PASO
Nursery go. inc
106 H. STAHTON.
OPEN EVENINGS.
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Hattou Jhirmkb?
GUERRERO GIVEN
FREEDOM BY JURY
J. M. Guerrero, on trial In the Thirty
fourth district court Tuesday on a
charge of assault to murder, was ac
quitted by the jury. Guerrero, with
E. Lopes, Adrian Garcia and Rafael
Bauer, was arrested on the night of
September 27 when trooper John J. Gal
lagher was brought to the police sta
tion. The soldier had been oeaten and
stabbed. At the time it was not be
lieved that he would recover.
The cases of Garcia and Lopez were
transferred to the Juvenile docket of
the district court. Bauer Is still out
on bond. '
FIRE FIGHTERS ARE
OVERCOME IN MINE
Jerome, Ariz Dec. 17. Fire which
broke through a bulkhead in a stope
on the 600-foot level of the United
Verde mine was put out after it had
raged two days, by the building of a
concrete bulkhead. Before this could
be done several peruana were overcome
by the fumes and tEJcen to the hos
pital. Among the number were super
intendent Robert E. Talley and fore
man Pat Reardon. Tally was uncon
scious more than two hours and was
brought back to life by a pulmotor.
YOAKUM DE.VIES EXORBITANT
PROFITS FROM FRISCO SYSTEM
New York, Dec 17. B. F. Yoakum.
chairman of the board of directors of
the St. Louis and San Francisco when
the road went into receivership. In a
public statement denies he participated
in exorbitant profits through syndi
cated dealings.
He defends the operations of the va
rious syndicates, saying that "those
who participate in pioneering ventures
J """tt iu jarger proms man tne
ordinary rate on funds Invested in
standard securities or in established
business ventures." He adds that he
has not lost faith In the property, that
ir.etalnB a11 hls lare stock holdings
in the company and wishes to cooperate
with all his resources in the reorgan
ization of the road, so that the losses
of the stockholders -may be regained.
FEARING STARVATION, WOMAN
BREAKS WINDOW TO GO TO JAIL
Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 17. Unable
to find work and desperate from lack
of food, Mrs. Mary E. Eriekson. aged
z, a wdiow, threw a brick through a
plate glass window and calmly waited
for the police patrol wagon.
At the police station she said she
wanted to be arrested as she feared
she would starve. She had been with
out work for a month and had been al
most entirely without food for days.
JUDGE SENTENCES MAN
TO SUPPORT HIS WIFE
Instead of fining Manuel Ramirez.
Van ivtta Alia PitaJ -ati !.&.. . li.i
J Ms wife, judge Ballard Col dwell made
DY frtlnne' hr anW ha, am.ll vni.. e
a week, when arrested the man had
i, ana to show his good faith Judge
Coldwell made him pay over $S to his
wife as soon as he was released Mon
day afternoon. Ramirez admitted that
he struck his wife.
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Stationery and Christinas
Novelties
We List a Few From Our
Immense Stock as Mere
Suggestions.
Illustrated Books
Some of these very choice.
From $2.00 to $5.00
Currants
BOOKS
108 Mesa Ave.
I clip this coupoa
I lliSIb l MPERIAL EMBROIDERY IPffllH
JllgO? PATTE5N OUTFITCliI
S EI Paso Herald S
T ki'eale yea are a rexslr reader jem nnt preieat Six Coupon! like tLit one.
TTT! TrD-K"TJTAT mfTmnmymTr nriiinurn ... , .
THE IMPERIAL EMBROIDERY OUTFIT is guaranteed to be
the greatest collection and biggest bargain in patterns ever
offered. The 160 patterns have a retail value of 10 cents each.
Bring SLX Coupons and 68 cents to this office and you will be pre
sented with One Complete Outfit, including Book of Instructions and
one AH Metal Hoop. The 68 cents is to cover dutv, express, handling
and the numerous overhead expenses of getting the package from
faetory to you.
N. B. Out of Town Headers will add 7 cents extra for postage and
expense of mailing.
REBELS DEFEAT
ECUADOR TROOPS
Guayaquil, Ecuador, Dec 17. Rebels
have defeated the Ecuadorian troops
and captured the town of Esmeraldas.
Foreign residents and many native
families took refuge on board the crui
ser Cotopaxl.
The battle between the rebels and
the government troops lasted eight
hours. The casualty list was large on
both sides.
HEAD OF DEFUNCT BANK IS
ARRESTED; GOT ?11,000, CLAIM
-Denver, Colo., Dec 17. W. R. Mc
Bride, president of the defunct Day
and Night bank of Denver, was arrest
ed late Tuesday on information fur
nished by district attorney Rush,
charging him with misappropriation of
about $11,000. The Information was
founded on complaint filed by Joseph
Cor, connected with the former bank,
and recites that McBride fraudulently
Issued 98 shares of the bank's stock
which, by an alleged forgery, he is
said to have sold the money for which
he is charged with having appropri
ated to his own use. McBride was re
leased on 5000 bond.
SAVES CHRISTMAS MONEY BY
BURYING CniLD IN RIVER
La Crosse, Wis.. Dec 7. Declaring
his family needed money for Christmas
expenses, Alonzo Allen, a fisherman,
said he had dropped the body of his
infant child into the Mississippi river
to save the cost of a funeral.
Z&S2&E1
suffer discomfort are languid,
fretful and nervous, because their
Wood is thin or insufficient, but
if those so affiicted could fully
realize the wonderful blood-mak-
ino- nrnnorttoe nf SCOTT'S EKULSMH
they would not deprive themselves
cf its benefits.
Nourishment alone not'drugs or
U alcohol makes blood and Scott's
3 Emulsion -is the essence of medical
nourishment free from wines,
I alcohols or opiates.
SCOTT'S EMULSION after meals
fills hollow cheeks, overcomes
languor and makes tranquil
nerves. ,
M Kettte sasuustes.
MZ&Kmi.riiitJ.uivmTmrm?m
Books in Sets
All sets at 20 per cent discount.
Books for Boys
Prices range from 60c to $1.35
Girls' Books
Verv interesting ones,
from $1.00 to $1.35
1 Leather Goods
Address Books 25c to $2X0
Auction Bridge Sets . .$2.00 to $5.00
Dominoes, Cribbage, Chess, etc, Bill
Books, Letter Cases, etc
Stationery
Crane's Fine La-vra, in beautiful
boxes, from 50c to $6.00
Waterman's Ideal
Fountain Pens.
Miscellaneous.
Christmas Boxes 5c to 40c
Date Books, Diaries, Christmas Seals,
Tags and everything to make the
Xmas package pretty.
Books for the Little Folks
Banging in price from ..50c to $20
Miscellaneous Books
Choice selection from . .$2.00 to $10
Bibles
International text, references and
teachers' 40c to $7.00
Also red leather Temporal Blessings,
Christian Workers' Testaments in
cloth and leather, Catholic Bibles.
Prayer Books
Manual of Prayer $1.25 up
"Key of Heaven" 25c to $6.00
Book of Common Prayer . .$1 to $6.00
Christmas Cards
The most artistic line ever seen in
El Paso, from 1c to $1.00
Book Store
Hi
Cluh Together and Buy
Her a Hoosier
The housekeeper of the family, whether wife, mother or sister,
would rather have you make her this one splendid present than all the
knick-knacks that you caa gather together.
Because the Hoosier brings hours of leisure and saves millions of
steps. Makes cooking easy and the kitchen a pleasant place to stay.
Gifts for All the Family
Instead of giving- everyone many trifles why not choose some one
handsome gift that will be used and enjoyed indefinitely.
A chair or table or reading lamp for father or brother, something
for the sisters' room, a little easy chair or low table for the small mem
bers of the family please the most.
We will hold and deliverifor Christmas any article or articles you
select With us as your Santa Claus you will surely have a MERRY
CHRISTMAS.
Cambridge Vacuum Cleaners
Gets all the dust' from the carpet without scattering it all over the
furniture. No home can be sanitary without a Vaonum Cleaner. We
have just received a large shipment and we know of nothing that
would make a nicer gift.
Specially Priced For
mas
108-110-112 North Stanton Street
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