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The First National Bank Building
and Those Who Occupy It.
Cigars and PeriocScah.
FRED HROMIIEKGElt Grd floor Ph. 1-52.
DentuU.
DR. LEi. MtiyrOSII, Dentist, Ph 522. B. 608
Detectives.
WILLIAMS Detective A'ect Ph 4404 R. 614.
1 PayiB.
tkxab BiToi.mn9 en Ph. s 7
Real Estate, Loam, Insurance.
,UMr T SMITH. Room til
Specialists,
. vTDn Tn TITTY ..TT?it.ALOYV.
Will pay from J2440 to 4. a0001;
to location and stse 4 or 6 rooms. Will
pay as much as 360 cash, prefer '" "
33 to 360 pr month. Including Interwt.
Anywhere in northeast section of city. Ad
dress "W 871, car Herald.
Wanted Situations.
VNTED Windows to, olean. Phone 726.
GIRL -n ants housework
33 J care Herald.
on ranch. "Write
VS TED Fancy work, oil and water color
paintings Writ C B. Herald.
INTELLIGENT American boy wants era
j r ment references, living wages. Ph. a.--..
IN TED By teaoher. pupils to coa-h. Ad
ire - B. 119 care Herald.
WIDOW with daughter attending business
m lege wants situation as housekeeper in
i P O box 1078. El Paso, Tex.
rilvTrJErK and mechanic wants posltkm.
U i of references. One year with last em
r "yer Address H- B care Herald.
COLORED COOK wants Job, dinner cook,
rt order or baker, can furnish crew for
H (ton Write Cook; 106. Herald.
STIDENT viants to do Janitor work and
nke is re of furnace morning and evenings.
j. .dress Student. 60 S. Florence. Ph. 10.
. COMPETENT colored chauffeur, holder of
n York license, wants position. Write
P IK Herald. .
1A 8 years of age. wishes position In
r--il r.tate or physician's office. Canuse
tsnrvrt.er Writ P 124, Herald.
VtlllTE LADY anU position as
k eper or work In private family.
Jf H. care Herald.
house
Write VSTED Work In doctor's office. Lived
In J-i Paso 16 years, or will take eonflno
yntnt mses home. Mrs. F. H. Symes, 61S E.
Nenila.
iExrFRl.CED and efficient acwiuotant
n- i ft'rt man Anything with an ad
, - - icnt. References. Write V. 133,
If 1 '1 .
H VNTED Position by married man. engl-r-ir
or fireman, day or night, perfectly
r 1 e sober and not afraid ot work. Jesse
T s r "13 W San Antonio.
Vt NTE1 POSITION BY A YOUNG BUSI
NESS MVN. CITIZEN OF EL PASO RLP
UttNTF LEADING BUSINESS MEN OF
Till- CITY hVLESMAN OR BOOKKEEP
rt EXPERIENCED MANAGER. GO
ANYWHERE. SPEAK SPANISH. WRITE
A 1 HERALD. .
Antwers to Herald Adi
The following llet or uncalled lor
answers to Herald Want Advertise
ments are now being held for delivery
at The Herald business offlea:
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PR. CAUL L. SMITHPh. 1171 Urn
WsmledRealjirtale;
A F R. M. 79
A R M. 103.
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H B Box 243.
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Box 46
Too Late to Classify.
FOR ROOMING HOUSBS,
BUSINESS CHAN CUB, CITY PROPERTY.
VALLEY LANDS. SEE US.
W. O. Belden Realty Co.
105 N Stanton St
Phone [phone]
BUNGALOW BARGAIN.
Pandy new bungalow, modern, south
frunt largo basement Only 32700, easy.
Kl Paso Land & Trust Co.
Phone [phone] Two Republics Bldg
JS50O.
Brand new pebble dash bun
galow. 66x1 30 ft. terras to suit
jstbij:
S warn bungalow, hasting
plant A beauty. 3M eash,
balance 325 per month.
?12C0.
4 room frame, I blocks Alta
Vista school. 31M casta and 326
par month, including Interest
400 acrM lower valley, all find
land. To trade.
70 acres Boll county, Texas.
fins black land. 2 houses. Will
trade for El Paso property or
valley land.
76 acres near
50 per acre.
MesHfai Park.
Bee us for trades,
them.
We make
Whllc-Paden Realty Co.
Rooms 11-12-12 Morgan Bldg
Phone 1549
FOR RENT.
4 R dwetllng. furnished. 1716 Montana, 360
Store rooms, corner Myrtle and Kansas.
Douglas C. CroMfll Agency.
208 Mills BallcMng
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Scaled proposals will be received at the
ctrie of the Secretary of the Board ot
f--ho ,1 Trustees El Paso. Texas, on or be
fore 12 00 P M. December 21st 114, for
ths rrfction of a htrh school building lo
cated In Kl Paso Texas
Instructions to bidders and the plans and
specifications can be obtained at the office
rt Trost A Trot Architects, Mills Building,
El Paso. Texas
Each proposal must ba accompanied by
a certified check of F1 Thousand (35000 00)
Dollars made pa-lle to "Trustees of In
dependent Siinol District of Kl Paso," as a
guarantee th it ths contractor will enter
lntn a contr-icT for the construction of the
building an! furnl-n a surety bond sat
isfactory to 'lie hmicl within fifteen (15)
lays after o, ng o bid? if awarded to
h'm
A certified i I of V'.tu (MM) Dollars
rnuHt be, d
1
:t'i tin architects far
rich net of plans and specifications which
uil be returned to the contractor hen the
T tit ind specifications are returned to the
..r 1 Ite 1
"is Beard resenes the right to reject
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BIY ON TIIF VT NOW
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Kern Place Kcaltv Co
'- e . il -a Ate.
Too Late to Classify.
THE BEST INVESTMENT
In EI Paae today la on the mum.
Ken Mace Keoltj Co.
Phone C774. 308 Mw Ave.
rort kext.
4 room house, SSI. Alta VWj.
3 furnished rooms. S20. High
land Park.
5 room home, new, nicely fur
nished. 30.
Whlte-I'aden Realty Co.
11-1.-13 Mortan Bids.
rhene HI..
MJAK mamiatcan heights.
2250 down, batance S month. 4 room
bungalow, 2 south front lots on car line.
Ona in Grand View, same terms.
Douglas c Crow ell Asency.
208 Mills Bide Phone 57-
BUILDING SITES
NEAR NEV. S500.000 HIGH
SCHOOL.
5 lots, oorner Mrtrlnla and
California, level. 2750 each.
5 lots on St Vraln and Call
fornlirievel. 2750 each.
44x122. oast front on Flor
ence, level. 21404
43x1X2, comer Ante and Cali
fornia; lveL 31400.
40x132. east front on Ange;
level. 1300 i
Kern PItfce Realty Co.
Phone 6774. ' 30! Mesa Ave
J.BW BUNGALOW ON EASY TERMS.
Modern In every respect, red pressed
brick, cement front porch and large
screened sleeping poreh, 2 full lota
Price
32100 00. small cash payment,
monthly.
Austin & Marr,
304 San Antonio St.
Telephone 4 350.
balance
FOR SALE.
120 by 120 feet on Rock Island switch,
near retail district on Texas St.
Several pieces of business property, pay
ing a good rate of interest on the Invest
ment. Two lots only 2 blocks from Lamar school,
3760 each.
FOR RENT.
A large and modern basement on South
Stanton street. , . .
Apartments, furnished or unfurnished.
Frank A. Spence.
Ileal Estate. Ll.estock. Investments and
Rentals.
307 First Nat. Bank Bids Phone 1S33
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE.
Fire, Theft. Property Damage and Col
lision. Get our rates before placing else
where. Douglas C. Crowcll Agency.
Phone 678 308 Mills Bldg
WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION ON
THEhE.
48 acre on the Island. 160 00 per acre.
itv. acres In the San Ellsario Grant 375
The soli is ths very best In the LowefJ
Valley.
A six room house with bath, on three
ear lines, In Bast EI Paso. J 2800 00
New 5 room Bungalow Close In. all mod
ern conveniences. Can't be beat at the
price. 34200 M. Let us show you.
Choice building sites, best in the city If
you want a beautiful home site, we have It.
Anderson-Filler RTttlt) Company,
1 to 4 Buckler Bldg Phone 49L
BARGAINS IN LOTS.
i choice lota Just off paved street run
ning through Manhattan Heights. Lots in
same vicinity are hplng sold at 3660 00 each.
In order to realist some eash. the owner
offers the three lots for S450 00.
Anstln Marr, ,
304 San Antonio St.
Telephone 4350.
EXCHANGE.
Apartment house site 84x122. corner
N. Oregwn St. for 8 room modern house,
close in
Douglas C. Crowell Agency.
208 MHIs Bldg Phone 678
FINE RANCn.
46 acre highly improved, 6 room house,
barn, windmill, etc. One acre fruit 30
acres beautiful stand alfalfa. Other crops.
3200 acre. W1U take El Paso property In
trade.
BLOCK ON MESA.
On second Mesa. S2500 Easy payments.
FOR RENT
ON NOBLE ST.
New 8 room house, complete with base
ment lanndry, heat garage, etc, will tint
to suit tenant if rented this week. Must
have lease
Broaddus LeBaron.
WYOMING STREET LOTS 6300 00.
In the section west of Piedraa street that
Is being so rapidly built up. Terms can
be arranged.
Austin & Marr,
304 San Antonio St
Telephone 4350
RAILROAD AND AUTOMOBILE
JJMjrABLESj
All trains arrive and depart rrom Cnton
depot foot of San Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given in El Paso or
mountain standard time
SANTA FE.
For Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago, Lo
Angeles Lv. 8 30 a. m. and 2.90 p. m.
From Albuaoerque. Denver. Chicago, Los
Angeles Ar. 10 00 a. m. and Slip n,
EL PASO As SOUTHWESTERN.
(Western Division).
For Arizona and Sonora Lv. 2 p. TO.
and 7 45 p m.
From Arizona and Sonora Ar. 7:46 a. m..
2.30 p. m.
(Eastern Division).
For Kansas City. St Louis, Chicago Lv.
2:45 p. m. and 10 50 o m.
From Kansas City, St Louis and Chicago
Ar. 6.28 a. m., 1.45 p. m.
G., H. a 8. A. AND S. P. TRAINS.
For San Antonio, New Orleans, Washing
ton Lv. 8 45 a. m. and 11.00 p. m.
From San Antonio, New Orleans, Wash
ington Ar. 6:40 p. m. and 9.16 p. m.
For Arizona and California Lr. 6:51 a.
m. and 9:30 p. m.
From Arizona and California, Ar. 8:10
8, m,, 10.30 p. m.
TEXAS PACIFia
For Dallas and St Louis Lv. 7:45 a. m.,
C.3d p. xn. i
From St Louis and Dallas Ar. :30 a,
m- 8 50 p. m.
NATIONAL RAEMVAYS OF MEXICO.
(No regular service )
MEXICO NORTH WESTERN.
(No regular service )
GLOBE TO PBOENIX.
Bight hours. Via Roosevelt dam. Leaves
Domlnloi. hotel. Globe, dally 8-30 a. m.
Arrive Phoenix 110 pm. Fare. 315. Make
reservations In advance.
C.lla Valley Anto Stage Line. Globe. Aria.
nOSWELL-OARKIZOZO MAIL LINE.
Passenger service leaving both Roswell
and Carrtzozo dally and Sunday at 8 a. m.
for Picacho. Tlnnle. Hondo, Lincoln, Ft
Stanton, Capltan and NogaL
Through fare ono way, 38 40 Interme
diate points at Je per mile. Baggage carried
up to 175 pounds. 60 pounds free. Excess
at lc per pound,
KoswelL Auto Co.
Owrers and Operators.
LAS CHUCKS ACTO LINE
FOB MBS1LLA YALLEY POINTS.
Leaves Herald office each week day at
! JO p m Fares from EI Paso to
Canutillo .75
Anthony L00
Berlno L25
V'ado L60
Mesqulto L75
Mesllla Park
Laa Crucei . 2-00
leaves Lsi Cruces Drug Co. for El Paso
at 10 a. m. dally
BLACK IHNGE AUTO STAGE AND
EXPRESS LINE.
Passenger service, leaving Engle and
Chloride dallj, except Sunday at 7 a. m.
for Elephant Butte, CULhiUo. Willow
Springs and Fain lew Through fare ens
way 6; Intermediate points. 10c per mile.
Baggage carried 60 pounds free, excess
2 cents per pound.
MONVUIAN8, GRAND FALLS, IMPERIAL
AND BUENA VISTA STAGE LINE.
Car leaves Monahans 7 00 a, m.
Arrives orandfalls 9 00 a. m.
Arrives Buena Vista 11 30 a. m.
returning arrives Monabans 4 00 p. rfl.
Tare S3 r0 each way
J W Brown. Monnhans. Texas.
HICKOK HOTEL AND AFTO LINE.
F-islc. N. 'L
Trp to r rr -nt I u o and Palomas
Springs. Cars meet all trains.
EL
Too Late to Classify.
A SNAP See this 8 room two story house,
close In, it must ba sold quick. Cut from
18600 to 36760, paving paid, has garage
on two lots. See It now. It won' t last. '
Hawkins Bros., Phone 3800,
?150 DOWN will buy this 4 room frame
close to good school, 43x140. Price $1300 If
taken this week.
Han kins nro-u. Pbone 2800.
CLOSE TO HIGH SCHOOL 5 room caitaae
rents for J1500 Price 3J400 This housels
worth 34600 If you are looking for a bar
gain you had better take a look.
Hawkins Bros., Phono 2800.
"Homes our Specialty"
SEE THIS BVRGAIN- in Grand View 4
room bungalow, hardwood floors. 331J0. 1
blocks of car line. 33S0 down will handle
It if taken quick.
Hawkins Bros., Phone 2800.
QV.M.R MUST SELL.
3 room house with large sleeping poreh
2 tent houses, chicken coops, sheds, eta 8
south front lots. The lots alone are worth,
the price asked. Placo will rent for 330
monthly Price 32100 3360 down. 360
monthly.
Howell Realty Co.
202 Herald Bldg Phone 667.
$300 00 CASH, BVLANCE 25 00 MONTHLY.
Good 4 room brick cottage, close to ear
line The price is only 31750 A real snap
for anyone wanting a small home.
Austin Marr,
904 San Antonio St.
Telephone 4360.
I AM A SPECIALIST
In examining eyes and grinding lenses to
correct any deficiency that may exist. No
ether persons are prepared to do this work
as tt should be done. Thus I Make Glasses
Right
Geo. D. Kendall,
308 Mesa Ave.
WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL.
LOTS ON MAGOrFIN AVENUE, $150 00.
In the 2300 block Lots of same class
are held at double the price. 3150 00 cash,
balance easy.
Austin - Marr,
304 San Antonio St.
Telephone 4250
ON THE MESA,
Near the Scenic Driveway and overlooking
the new 3800 000 high school 5, lots. The
best buy in the city at 3500 each.
Kern Place Realty Co.
Phone [phone] Mesa Ave
MODERN 6 ROOM BRICK 53500 00.
Four full lots, 1 south front. One block
from car line Large glassed sleeping
porch. Bath, gas and electric lights. A
buy that cannot be equaled.
Austin -t Marr,
304 San Antonio St.
Telephone 4360
ON THE MESA.
One of the best block of 20 lots on the
mesa. Price for a few das. 3200 each.
Kern Place Realty Co.
Phone [phone] Mesa Ave.
nE HOME TO TRADE 5 rm. "modern
home, rooms very large, iron fence base
ment, 60 ft. cor : trade for valley land.
Newman Investment Co.
FOR RENT.
3519 Tularosa 6 rooms (furnace) .. 345 09
801 Austin 8 rooms 60 00
1207 Hutton 7 rooms ... . 42.50
2820 Wyoming, 3 rooms (rear) S 00
914 Leo. 8 rooms (furnace) 50 00
2717 San Diego. 6 rooms . . 3i 00
1317 Rio Grande, 7 rooms (furnace) . 71! 00
3300 Bliss. 5 rooms (furnace) 46 00
Anstln & Marr SHRDLD D
rh 4350. Austin & Marr.
C. M. "TorNGBEKG,
CEERL CONTRACTOR.
I have the best rooming house site in the
city I will build house to suit tenant. See
C. M. Yonngberg,
Gensral Contractor,
14 Stevens Building El Paso Texas.
FOR SYLE By owner at a big sacrifice, a
modern 8 room house in Sunset Helghta.
Have upstairs rented out now for 350
monthly and downstairs will easily bring
330 monthly This makes 3960 yearly A
fine home or investment Worth 38600.
have out it to 36750 L O H . care Herald.
ALL ROUND office man, 9 years' experience
as manager, chief clerk, paymaster desires
permanent connection with firm where ef
ficiency will be appreciated "Write P 133,
Herald.
TURKEY fi TOR SLE A M. Madison, Mc
Kinley Ave. Phone 6S66
MINE M1CIIIMST and hoisting engineer
would like position with mining company
strictly sober and reliable, good letters from
Portland and A. C Co. G. V, P. O Box
1644
IOR 8LE Cheap,
stove. Thone 4006
gas range and oil
FOR RENT New bungalow Pbone 5997
YALE MOTORCYCLE Good condition. Ph.
6450 J,
TW O Hghthousekeeplng rooms for rent
N Kansas Phone 6318
715
FOR RENT Two light housekeeping rooms,
810 Texas
ROOMS with board. 9T N El Paso.
FURNISHED housekeeping room with heat
613 Mesa.
FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms.
Noble St Phone 2067,
710
JOHNSTON HOU"sE Room and board, ta
ble flrstclass, price reasonable. 601 North
Oregon.
WANTED Mexican boy to work In rooming
house and attend furnace 345 Myrtle.
FOR SALE Good young driving mare, well
bred, also fine colt Would consider good
second hand five passenger Ford. Ph. 205
JOB KENT Furnace heated room, connect
ing bath and sleeping porch, no sick. Ph.
2132
PIANO FOR SALE Bargain.
E. Missouri
Inquire 1231
FOR KENT Two large unfurnished rooms
with pantry Phone 4411 J.
FOR RENT Large room newlv furnished
for light housekeeping Phone 4411 J
WANTED Competent woman for general
housework, 4 In family Mrs W. M. Butler,
Gov Hill, block 86 Ph. 3ij9
WANTED House cleaning Ph! 4939
R003I VND BOARD Home cooking, rea
sonable Phone 6384 J 504 Texas.
WANTED Man with reference to share
room with me Magoffin Ave. Phone 2907
after 6 pm.
MAN going to Chicago will save him money.
Phone 2907 after C p m.
NEW APARTMENT Handsomely fur
nished. 366 1219 N El Paso.
FOB SYLE OR TRADE New bungalow.
Phone 5997
WANTED A middle aged lady without
family to do general housework In Arizona.
Phone 5153 mornings.
rOR COM ALLSCENTS Room, board and
sleeping porch In home of graduate nurse.
Phone 5240 W
rOR SALE 4 pointer puppies. Ph. 5200
FOR .RENT Small furnished oottage,
sleeping porch bath, no sick or children.
$lu Inquire 507 N Octavia.
DRESSMAKING and ladles tailoring, first
class city work, bv the day or at home.
Fhone Mrs. Hunt, 3937
UPSTAIRS BEDROOMS Newly furnished.
neer occupied, private home, shower anfl
tub baths plenty hot water Call 910 N.
CaYnpbell St
WANTED Woman to -aash and Iron, col
ored or white preferred, call betneen 7 and
8 'W ednesday morning will pay $1 20 to
right party 2328 Montana.
WILT, TAKE automobile In good condition
as part payment on building proposition.
Address Contractor, care Herald.
IOR RENT Close in. large front room:
running wa.ter. ery desirable, reference re
quired Phone 4192.
FOR SVLE At sacrifice -Conn" base tuba,
EE flat good as new O K, Barber Shop,
110 S Stanton street
BEAUTIIXL pair of ferrets for sale Ten
dollars. No trouble to show them. 600 S.
Ochoa.
WANTEO Sloosier kitchen cabinet or one
same stle Phone 5237
FOR RENT Modern 5 room bungalow In
2700 block East Boulevard. Applicants
pbone No, 6237
FOR SALE National automobile, 6 pass,
4 cyl (5 by 5 11 IB) Bosch magneto
Stromberg carburetor new oversize tlrei, a.
drrnm mech lnlrnlly and jut the cur f r
roaa races or ranch uie c t n w J
n-m t ivr riTv on J 50O
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?( .0 per momu.
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PASO HERALD
News Brevities
(Advertisement.
Train Bulletin.
All afternoon and nij.ht trains for
Tuesday are reported qn time.
Notice T. F. B.
There Will be no meeting; on Wednes
day night Nov 26th. this heing Thanks
giving eve. On Wednesday night, Dec
2, election of officers will take place
All members are reauested tt attend.
E. E. Van Natten, Pres.
v R. M Ashlej, Treaa.
Jail Inmate tAttempta Ilanelng.
Tom Smith, an Inmate of the city Jail,
is said to have attempted to take his
life Monday night by trying to suspend
himself by a rope which he attached
to a cell beam.
LonRwell'n Tnnjro Lavender line rent
cars, limousines and taxicabs are all
fine, new cars. Careful, efficient driv
ers. Phone 1 day or nlsht.
Fall Fracture Arm.
A L. Albright fell donn the steps at
the Kl Paso rooming house, on San An
tonio street, and broke nis arm auu
day night. The injury was treated at
the emergency hospital Ho was then
taken to Hotel Dieu.
Seattle VIds Uncmrloyed.
Seattle, Wash, Nov 24 An appro
bation of $2400 for the relief of un
employed men and women in Seattle
was passed by tho city council of
Seattle Monda Part of the mefney
was used to fit up sleeping and eating
houses for men
One car of assorted mouldings. Pick
It out at half price Bargains in sash
and doors. Roofing paper. Lander
Lumber Co., phone 2S2.
Dr. Ebert. dentist, 216-218 Mills Bldg
Lift Grain Emliarco Soon.
Galveston, Texas, Nov 24 The
Santa Fe railroad embargo on grain at
the port of Galveston la to be lifted
soon, probably within a week, F 3
Pettibone, vice president and general
manager of the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe railroad announced Monday.
Xn-YVny Floor Polish, Quarts II 00.
Quart can with Mop SJ 50 Tuttle
Paint & Glass Co.
Dr. Hurley, 319 Herald Bldg, obstetrics,
diseases of women and nervous troubles.
1 "
School Fire Incendiary!
Marianna, Fla., Nov 24 A grand
jur in estigaUng the fire that de
strojed the main building of the
Florida Industrial school here last
week, costing 10 lives, nnisnea us
work Monday but kept its findings
secret Testimony, It Is said. Indicated
the Are was of incendiary origin.
Dr. a. t. still Osteopathic Infirmary.
Dr. Ira W Collins, physliian In chief:
Dr. M. Alklre. lidy specialist: Dr. Carl
Gibson. 201 W. Missoutl street They
cured others. They can cure you.
Tho 4th annual Toultry Show, No-
ember 2$ to 30 Admission, 10c.
El Tnso Distilled "Water Co.. Ph. 489.
Bank Closed) Offlclnl Arretted.
Cullman, Ala., Nov 34 State bank
department officials closed the German
State bank here Monday and had its
assistant cashier. Emit Kramer,
arrested on charges of embezzlement
Examiners said a, 40,000 shortage had
been uncovered.
Dra. .Tones A. Jones, Foot Specialists
Mills Bldg.. 9 to 5 p m. Other hours at
house or office by appointment Ph. 7SS.
Dr. Cathcart X-ray laboratory re
mopd to 310 Rob-Ban Big, Phone S8S.
Hill, Optician of Precision, 421 Mesa.
Hnshand of Demi Womnn Sought.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Nov 24 Jamei
I McGivern is sought on a charge of
murder as a result of the death Mon
day of Mrs. McGivern, also known as
Cora Cowing, who was stabbed In the
back at a resort here on Nov H
McGivern was present when she was
wounded and disappeared immediately
afterward, although she exonerated him
of responsibility The dead woman is
said to have had relatives in Nebraska
and Neiada. .
Lonsrwell's Tancro LnTender line auto
baggage trucks insure prompt service
day or night Fhona 1
An extra large sepia picture free this
month with each order of $5 00 or over.
Stuart's Stndlo, Morehouse Blk.
Dr. Morford, moved to 21S Mills Bldg
Brewery Promoter Ends Life.
St Louis, Mo, Nov 24 P H. Nolan,
brewery promoter of Chicago. Phila-
aeipnia, rew iorit, l,lllt:aKU. miiwauitwe
o. t ..!.. .,i.A nrtA vnio.1 him.aif
in the offices of the Mutual Brewing
company here Monday. This afternoon
he was to have testified in involuntary
bankruptcy proceedings against the
brewing company of which he was
chief organizer, vice president and gen
eral manager The recent partial loss
I of his sight, friends say, caused a de
cline in ms Business activity ana tea to
financial troubles. '
Dr, Jnmleson, diseases of Kidney, Blad
der, Skin and Rectum. 618 Mills Bldg
Dr. Cameron, dentist, 202 Rob.-Ban. Bldg.
Dr. Vaitct, dentist, 502 Roberts-Banner
Phone d-. "Wilson Millican, the best
cleaners. .White work "a specialty.
Cuhn Sendn Cruiser to Veracruz.
Havana, Cuba, Nov -24, On receipt
of a cablegram from the Cuban consul
at Veracruz Monday, sajlng that con
ditions were most alarming and re
questing the dispatch of a warship to
protect Cuban citizens, president Meno
cal called a cabinet meeting at which
it was determined to send the cruiser
Patria to the Mexican city today The
flgaship Cuba is expected to arrive
hire from Santiago next Thursday and
she will probably also bo dispatched
to Veracruz
Don't fail to see the Poultry Show,
Nov. 26 to 30, 306 Texas street Ad
mission. 10c.
1 nr.'nna Ileum, Buckler Bldg, over Elite
CONDUCTORS ELECT THEIR
OFFICERS TOR THE ER
Officers for the year have been elect
ed by the El Paso division No 69, of
the Order of Railway Conductors
The new officers are W B. Moon,
chief conductor, M C Tracv. assistant
chief conductor. George H Aitken. sec
retary treasurer: J R. McLeod, senior
conductor, W C Haight junior conductor-
C L. Stevens, Inside sentinel;
T V Doutin, outside sentinel: trustees,
C L Shea, C L. Houy and E Lennon
The membership committee consists
of W B Moon. W B. Swearingen, M B
Bulla, E L. Querry and W. Peterson
Too Late to Classify.
FOR RENT Large front room furnished
for housekeeping, clean and In homelike
place, 2 blocks from library 1001 N Bl
Paso.
SEE THIS 5 passenser auto; electric lights
demountable rims If jou are planning: on
.., ...... An thn Ki. Mrvtra nlan this In
Just what you want $450 cash We have '
another at 1600 Tou can make your money
baek In no time -ti ub up mm i-
look before buying Phone 2800
COMPETENT housekeeper desires rooming
house to care for Address A Y. Herald.
FOR RENT 5 room furnished house, every
roenlcnre Phojie mornlnrr" 2497
LPJlIlTuT Hillet & Davis piano for sale
hd iHome rnliopTny case, sweet tone, bar-
1 n Ph n - 1-
FIRSTCI -v 1 ISOOM Tliter"-- r
417 N El Pa 0 St
.luic r. u . nvu-e.
GETS SETTLERS
FOR THE VALLEY
Within 10 Days Six Sales
of Valley Lands
Are Made.
Within the last 10 days six sales ot
upper or lower valley lands have been
effected through work directly trace
able to the joint publicity and Immi
gration bureau, according to a report
made Tuesday morning to the adver
tising committee of the chamber ot
commerce by It C Baesett, director of
the bureau Besides this, many In
quiries have been received and a num
ber of prospective buyers have come
here to look over the ground.
Plans for getting settlers for the val
ley has been taken up with officials
both on the Panama canal zone and at
"Washington It is also believed that a
number of settlers will be secured
among those employed at the Llepnant
Butte dam , . ,
Many articles have been placed In
various magazines and papers, accord
ing to the report The Santa Fe rail
way has agreed to issue a special num
ber of "The Earth," which will devote
much space to the vallejs "W R
Lelchton, a writer for tho Curtis mag
azines, which include the Saturday
livening Tost, will be here about the
first of the year to secure data for an
article He will be entertained by the
publicity bureau Booklets ot tho
chamber ot commerce will be supplied
to the bureau to be usad In its work.
Real estate men who are subscribers
to the budget fund and are members
of the chamber of commerce will be
asked to supplj the bureau with lists
of the valley property they hae for
sale This will be corrected weekly
and will be given to prospective buyers
by thej)ureau ....,
Arrangements will be made for tho
placing of lettering on the doors and
windows 01 me cniui vi vu"ci
and the installation of an electric sign.
A committee composed of R. K Bas
sett. It. B Sherman and Andrew
Reeves was appointed for this purpose.
Those present at the meting were R E.
Bassett. John Tait, H S Beach, James
L. Marr. H T Slater, R. E. Sherman
and Andrew "W Reeves ,
"MADE IN EL PASO"
CIGARS ARE STOLEN
Thieves broke Into the Kohlberg
cigar factory, on South Santa Fo
street Monday night. They obtained
3300 worth of boxed cigars
Two automobile tires were taken
from the automobile of MaJ. C S.
Farnsworth, of the 19th Infantry, Mon
day night while the car was standing
in front of the Toltec club
Jose Maesa was held to the district
grand jurv Monday evening on a oharge
of theft " He is alleged to have taken
50 pesos from Victor Barron. His bond
was fixed at J250
A man snatched a poaketbook from
Charles Kiefer Monday night while he
was talking to ueorge hut. ana wayao
Garner, at me corner 01 jicsa ao"i"
and Texas street KIcfer ran after tho
man and overtook him, the police say.
At the station the man gave the name
of Manuel Herrera
C K Surglner had a watch stolen
from him at the Vendome hotel Mon
day night according to his report made
at the police station
Carlos Delgado was arrested Monday
evening on the charge of taking shoes
from the Central shoe store on Over
land street
Martin Leon is under arrest at the
police station on the charge of taking
$50, Mexican currency, from Fernando
I lores, on South El Paso street
Jose Delgado and sister, Emella Del
gado, were arrested by the poiice on
the charge of passing money claimed
b the police to be bogus When
searched by the police, the police say
Delgado had ,300 worth of Villa
money in his possession
Howard B Burns, of troop C ISth
cavalry, was arrested by the police
Mondaj night on the charge, made by
the police, of attempting to take an
automobile from In front ot the Tol
tec club.
AGUASOALIENTES AOJtlX
D1BD TUBSDAI JIOIINING
Mrs Belle Jennings Cook, of Aguas
caliontes, Mex. died shortly after mid
night Tuesday at a local hospital. Her
death was caused by pneumonia. Sur
viving her are her sisters, Mrs. Tlora
Simpson and Mls May Jennings, nnd
t. niuu Mias Kthal Slmoson and
Miss Mamie Simpson, all living In Ml
x-o.ow. ( . . wi.T
TiiA funeral service win pe neiu
"Wednesday morning at 10 oelook from
the residence 01 Jirs. rmre mi"i
714 Magoffin avenue Mrs Cook was
well known in Colorado and New Mex
ico ARTILLERY OFFICERS CH VN GE.
Maj Brooke Payne, who has recentl
been assigned to the Sixth f eld ar
tillery from the Second aFtlUe,r,fh
Manila, P I. will be stationed with
the second battalion of the regiment
at Laredo, Texas Lieut John G. Tyn
dall, of the Sixth field artHler. who
has been stationed at Bagle Pass, has
been assigned to the general recruit
ing service Lieut John R. Starkey,
of the Sixth field artillery, who has
been in Jefferson Barracks, St Louis,
on recruiting duty, bis been relieved
and will return to duty with his regi
ment DODGC nUIS HOME.
S Wilson Dodge, of The Herald com
posing department, has bought a fiye
room bungalow on Grand avenue, in
Grand View, from Mrs. Margaret II.
Hughes He paid 23000 for the house,
which Includes lots three and four. In
block SI, of the Grand View addition.
ARGUELLOS "WILL VISIT F IMILY.
Carlos Arguellos, press agent for
Villa in Bl Paso, will leave Wednes
day for Mexico Citj, where his family
is staying Mr. ArgueUoa will not en
ter the capital, however, until after it
has been occupied by Villa.
toinrti. I.U. 7 MsCta. Nn-pixr Sre-Wi
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0PHEL1 A
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Aiffiassnii-apwr'R
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Tuesday,
HELD
IICT1EE
Great American Actor Ap
pears in His First and Most
Popular Success.
It was impossible for all of El Paso
that wanted to see David Warfleld to
get seats for the night performance
Monday, so the matinee was about as
well attended as the night Perf"a"'
which means that there were two
packed houses for "The Auctioneer" As
Warfield's first great success and per
haps his greatest success if a popular
vote were taken. El Paso was curious
to see in the leading role the great ac
tor who had so charmed it a few years,
ago in "The Music Master In delicate
refinement. "The Music MaBter Is the
great "shfcw. but with David Warfleld
la 1 the stellar role. "The Auctioneer" Is
a c-reat rjlaV It would be commonplace
with any other actor in it but Warfleld
Not so with this master American actor
Warfleld makes of the old Hebrew sec
ond hand man a real character, not a
caricature, but a living, breathing, lov
able human There is a laugh for every
weep, but there are weeps enough to
lift above everything else the sympathy
of the audience for the kind heart of
the old Hebrew who, while willing to
sprinkle and smoke his stock of cloth
ing in order to put on a 'fire sale.'
adopts the little daughter of a Chris
tian widow and rears her to woman
hood with all the tenderness of a real
father, gives a suit of clothes to an
agad and broken waiter to help him
get started in life again, forgives the
brother who robbed him and performs
enough other acts f human kindness
to sweeten much of the bitterness In
life for those about him
This was Warfield's first great play
Before appearing in "The Auctioneer."
this present day genius had been a the
ater usher, a property man and a stage
hand and had done "Jew bits in vari
ous minor plays in San Fnancisoo and
the west, had sung In New York's Bow
ery music halls and atten gone hungry
because of his inability to get engage
ments Finalij he was given a role in a
Weber & Field music production, where
in the role of a Jew peddler, he made
millions laugh and soon established
himself as a comedian Warfield took
the stage too seriously, however, to
want to be known alwas merely as a
man who had caricatured the Jew, a
clown, a man who by making fun of a
., .- ..m.1.1 moIta nannla lailfh
certain t ye, v---t-i m--c k-w -.,..
lie declared he could make a character
that was human of the old Jew he was
portraying in burlesque, vainly he
sought for such a change and vainly
his hopes w ere fruitless until David Be
lasco was interested Belasco "took a
chance" and Warfield "made good" In
face of predictions of failure, "The Auc
tioneer," written under Warfield's spe
cial direction, was a success from the
first and New York quickly proclaimed
the genius of the man who had hereto
fore been only a roimicker
No other American made play has
ever had the run of "The Auctioneer"
Warfield has done greater things, he
has had better plays and chances for
better acting, at least for acting that
readied greater heights, but none have
ever gained the popular public favor of
"The Auctioneer " For years he laid it
aside while he appeared to great au
diences hi "The GAR. Man." "The
Music Master," and other productions,
but always there was a demand for a
revival of 'The Auctioneer ' This came
not only from ' the provinces." where
the people had never seen "j.ne auc- .
tloneer." but from New York itself bo 1
Warfield is back again in the piece that 1
maae uia whi, --i " -..- -. --
happy Thousands and thousands ox
people who never saw the play are see
ing it, and many who have seen It of
ten, are going again. It is Indeed a
wonderful character that Warfield
makes of the old Jew. and as a stag e
type, it will live along with Mansfield's
"Beau Brummel, Jefferson's "Rip Van
Winkle." and Booth's "Hamlet"
In his "tour of the provinces" as New
York would call his present transconti
nental engagement Mr Warfield is
supported bv a most capable company
and a very large one There are 15 peo
ple In the cast, all carried by the great
actor as members or his company, and
the scenery is massive and complete. It
requires a speiaat -u .- ----j ."
company and scenerj Many of the
parts are but bits, jet there is not an
actor in the cast who is not capable,
and like Mansfield. Warfield overlooks
none of the little details that go so far
towards making a play complete and
satisfactory These and the fact that
he has a capable company add much to
the play, but Warfield himself is the
play, It is the character of Simon Levi
. . .. . , .-I.,. .v.a dn m. inatinrr
tnat sianas uu im " ."...---!
feature it 16 Simon Levi that the audi
ence thinks of all the time -the joys
and the sorrows of poor old Simon.
Warfield's work,dos not setfm like act
ing Simon seafas to be living all his
suocossos and misfortunes right before
the audience And it is so artistically
done that the audience lives and ex
periences them with him. It rejoices
with him and sheds tears with him. It
takes a genius to bring about such a
condition and Warfield Is a genius, an
American genius. Every American Is
proud of this. g. a. m.
Ruth St. DwUTWas a
Giggling Girl in the
First Warfield Play
Miss Tiitb St Denis, the dancer,
was one of the original "giggling
girls" in the first production of the
"Auctioneer" She was a most inter
ested spectator of David Warfield s
performance Monday night
"The role of the giggling girl was
one of my first performances, and I on
very proud Ot that Jjart," said MJss St
Denis. "It 'was most interesting to
sit out In the audience and watch the
others giggling last night Warfield
is splendid and I am proud to have
been with him "
Mrs. Julia Rin-hart the understudy
for the role of Mrs. Egan, in "The Auc
tioneer, ' fell through the opening to
tho basement at the "close of the per
formance Monday night and was badly
bruised A phisician was summoned
from the audience and, after attending
her, she was taken to Providence hos
pital, where she will remain for a few
days before rejoining the company. Her
Injuries are not serious,
IVIUSICAL THREAT TO
BE PLAYED AT FORT
"Don't You Dare to Call .Me Up at
Home" is a musical threat the 16th
oavalry band will play Wednesday
afternoon at Fort Bliss. It is another
of the new novelty pieces that have
come out tills year.
The matinee program includes both
popular and classical music as band
master Rocco Resta has included both
in his program This program Is:
March, "Don't You Dare to Call lie
Up at Home," Brown
Overture, "Martha." Flotow
i Selection "Red Widow," Gebert
WalU. "Night in Naples," Guardia.
Inflamatus, "Stabat Mater," Rossini.
Song, "Tango Land " Auber
Mlnuette. "Pagllaccl," Leoncavallo.
March, "Rose of the Mountain Trail,'
Brennan
'Star Spangled Banner"
TODAY'S AMUSEMETlTS.
ETHEL RARItt MORIS AGAIN.
Todav Ethel Barrymore, the famous
stage star, w ill appear at the Bijou
foi the last showing In "The Night
l.igale," a magnificent picture of ar
tistic excellcnee written especially for
Miss Barn more b-i .iiKustus Thomas
The fact that tnii noteu no ress m
starring in this ri tir in 3 tlie
public of a " in-ri r pi 1 ti n N
one r in itivi t m 'f - ''"
c ' ; c n rtri 1 n - hrn t
pn.e of .wni -1 n c ij - - it
- STovemEer 24, 191"? 11
RECEIPTS LOW!
IHEirjUDEE
Hedging Sales Tend to Ease
Off Corn Market; Oats
Prices Steady.
NOTE Quotations reflect closing price
Tuesday, November 24
Chicago. Ill , Nov 24 Diminishing: re
cepits northwest helped today to make
wheat prices harden The opening? which
ranged from Vf.4c to tV "P. was fol
lowed by a slight reaction, but then the
market rose higher than before.
The close was weak at 0ttc to He
under Monday night
Hedging sales by cash houses tended to
ease off the corn market After opening
unchanged to He lower, prices seemed in
clined to keep within Ho of Monday night a
level
Ths eiose was weak at Ho to c net de
cline. Oats were steadied by efforts to buy la
the nei-hwest for shipment to Oanada.
Lower quotations for hoga carried aown
proTMeas.
Grain and Provisions.
Chicago Grains. Close.
Wheat Dec. HUSH; May 21 21H
Corn Dec SSc, May 70 Vic
Oats Dee., 49c. May. -t2He.
Chicago lTonsIons- Close.
Pork Jan . $18 57 May. 218 95.
Lard Not , J19 12 Jan.. 9 94.
Bib- Jan.. J9 92. May. 10 JO.
' ' LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. Mo , Nov 24 Hogs Rests. ,
27.000. steady Bulk. 7 47 75. heavy.
27 O07 66 piga, . 5007 00
Cattle Recta. 18,000 steady Prime fed
steers. J 7510 85 western steers, 1 000
9 50 calves, it 00 10 50
Sheep Recta 8000 . steady Lambs, 27 80
08 90, yearlings. 26 2507 SO
Chicago Livestock Close.
Chicago. Nov 24 Hogs Reels. IS OeO;
weak at 10 cents under yesterday s average.
Bulk. 7Jy7S; heavy, t7M4?7-0, pigs.
S4 seec.75.
Cattle Recta 4000 slow Beeves, 25 7S0
10 5; steers, J5 4O0.OO, calves. 28 259
11 50
Shoep Recta, IS.- weak. Sheep. 25 4 I
dtlO. lambs, J..50O3.00.
New York Cotton. Close.
New York. Nov 24 Spot cotton,
middling uplands. 7 75. No sates.
quiet; j
MONEY AND METM.S.
NEW YORK MARKET.
(Br Associated Press)
Naw York. Nov 24. Closing MercantUe-i
paper 505 percent
Mexican dollars 40
Bar silver, 49H
Tin firm 22 54024 60
per firm. 12O70H.7S.
12S7H
Iron, ouiet Number 1
Electrolytic cop
castlnss. 12 500 1
Northern 14 25,
14 75 No 2. 14.40014 54
No. 1 Southern-'
14 25014 75. No 2. 14.25014 75
Lead, quiet. I H.
Spelter, steady. I 24 05.24.
London Markets;
London, Bng, Nov. 4. London marketai
closed as follows.
Spot copper, it f, .37, dS; futures, iSS.)
all. dC
Spet tin. 144; futures, flSS. sit.
Lead, fl. si.
Spelter, its. si.
St. Louis Lead and Spelter.
St. Louis. Mo , Nov. H Lead, firm, 3 80
02.82H.
Setter, firm. 25 IS.
THE tOCAL MARKET.
Maxlcan currency 24
Mexican pesos (El Paso buvlng prir". 41.
Villa currency 17H Carranza ourre -
19 Vi, Chihuahua currency 18
El Paso Smelter Quotations.
(Corrected Pally).
Pig lead, 2. 94
Bar stiver (Handy A Harmon quota
tion) 4H
London lead XI 9, s5-
CoppW, wire barm, 1L3-17S.
children IS cents. Arrange now to at
tend the matinee, as this picture will
tax the seating capacitj at night The.
shows start at 11 a. m, IS 20 p m.
1 40 p m, 3 p m., -.20 p m , 5 40 p
nu. 7 p. m . 8 15 p. m. and 9 30 p m
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"Fatty's Jonah Day" is the title of tia
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today Fatty and his sweetheart have
lots of trouble in trying to find a se
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manage it It Is certainly funny 4.dv. 1
"MUSIC VL COMEDY ALHA-tniRA.
Two acts filled with good songs, pre.-,
ty scenes, feature dancing and spark
ling comedy make up the offering tnisB
week Of the Chicago Light Opera com-4
pany at the Alhambnu "Prince Charm-d
ing." the comedy. Is real entertalnmentJ
Members of the opera company have
outdone themselves In presenting 1LJ
Ralph Bralnard plays the title Vole, anp
his tenor voice gives it rare charnui
Admission Boxes, 50c, lower floor, 3oca
balcony. 2Sc Two shows are given!
nightly Advertisement.
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Ity Fair tonight and1
Wednesday
New Mexico To-s
night and ednes
day. generally fair;
slightly colder in
southeast port'on.
tonight.
West Texas To
night fair, colder,
except in south-. -at
portion. Wednesday,
fair
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TemD at 8 a. xn... 1
Abilene 52 66
53 rain
44 cloudy
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Amarillo 46 iS
Atlanta 24 60
Boise Idaho 22 50
Boston 22 26
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Chicago 40
Cincinnati 30
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streets Tuesda afternoon bj offi rs
Fred Simpson and SIdnev Benson Ha
is being held on adMces from T as
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