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E3L PASO HERALD Monday, December 14, 1914 You Can Make El Paso Work for You (By C. H. LEAVELL.) Think wtot H means if a part of the power that is behind the gro Jh and Tension of the Ws City . directed towards your own persoB.1 giin. Think of the pulling power of a city of 60 000 people being .force behind your advancement. Tli.s the power I ul lex erace held bv the man who is today investing in El law r"al estate He has' summoned to his aid forces he could not ,n a Wet.Se create alone for he is backed by a community influence. I.,r, nev. degree of commercial strength or increase in popuUtion that "comes xTe1 Paso aids tl.e man who owns 1 Paso Propertj l.rv new buildmg that goes up, every factory or industry that comes, every public ,mprovement adds its quota to his t vuifare. He has added a new force to the work of head and hands in the strugg'e for place. Had you ever thought of it that way! Consider it from any anle vou wish, the proposition is the same. As El Paso grows rial estate must advance. The owner of that real estate docsnt nuke it advance, Ws prayers or deshes or appeals do not make it it is the power of the growing, expanding city behind it that stead llr force the value up, a law almost a oW as civilization itself. Hunk, it over. Act today. Make El Paso work for you. i Ready Reference Business Directory Second Hand Goods. - - - T ---w- , LADIES A-D .!..' second hand cloth- PRACTICAL .NURSE wants obstetrical .... leg bought, highest prices paid. Ph 153- 1 Rc(erence5 rhone 4810 J . I inailEST PRICES paid for men's 2d hand REFINED LADY having had own lmJ" I clothing New starter, needs goods Ph B381. ir nosltlon as housekeeper, good coon. - . . . vvrit E 343. Herald. . J SituationsJVanted- & iiATnnBv white -Roman, day's work. JM . Phone 362 Sews Brevities (Advertisement.) Train Bulletin. Texas & Pacific train No. 5, from the east, due at 8.50 p. m, will arrive at B" a......... ... rt,v, . j ,... Ti 7Z TT i Write E 343, Herald. mp '" " " iibu aim mui. LiXXXtcSILIiSE2 llOlSEUORK or plain sewing by renaojo ua- , - ,.cT-n cTir ir.iTT e--.!-- . woman Phone 5262, Ada Long m,- -l for lavrnifliM- lln ...-. haiy TliJ o o.aj-.-.. oinuunra sewing - ' ."- -- - . v0 machine Foutz &. Zlnkler. 113 N Stanton. 0reg011, . ' cage trucks day and night service Stove Repairing. " page nu"-n STENOGRAPHER Toung lady, wants pp- Longwell's. sitlon. Efficient, steady, write C. -. , ! Herald Dr. Jnmleson, diseases of Kidney, Blad- STOVE REPAIRING New parts made and ; -...-xirw WOMAN desires work In a der. Skin nd Rectum. C18 Mills Bldg. carried for all makes of stoves. L. J. peeler, A , M. 11. in id Park Sts.. No 600. X!V and IL Iron Work. r.,n r cih private home, 3d and urn av ,.., BK. Wilson Mllllcar. th,, host y"". o n,.nf. Rto m,n in R Quintana. ,.. TZ un,ai nr care of r, . I UAMEII 1'osiuoii " """-,',." C S27, TaSldermiSb. ' rooming house, experienced Vrlle v.. MCI.I.l'v- ih.vj-i. ra mu asp 'Frisco St. M. CI.LT.STON 3624 MorencI Ph. 6964 W, Tools.. WAN1ED To buy zd hand tools and guns. H Mnnr 308 a El Paso St. r Typewriters. mmmWm WTOiaMuyaii LB-aiata. fllfUlE BlBJBBBiIbhL 'ifiini imi in ifflStfr . V" The First National Bank Building and Those Who Occupy It Ready Reference Business Directory Gnns. II. SIOIIR PAYS THE HIGHEST PKICES for guns and tools, rttng us up 131. 305 S fcl I'awot. ....nnnnoEn n U..li.ln UTtA 'TftP I ! Prenaratlons Misses Rodriguez. Ri berti-Bsnner Bldg hosemeny ......nrT-E, IVETTnlXTr AUliim"u i-.o..-.j. Fire. Theft Property Damage and Col lision Get our rates before placing else where. .. . nnnt-lns C. Crowell Agency. Phone 678 20? Mills Sldg TYl'BM KITER. AD OFFICE SOrPLIC CO. All mates sold, rented, repaired. Corona TvTMiwrltT 216 Mills St. Vhone S32. cleaners White work a specialty. STOCK EffllEE HIS LIMIT Open Market For All Stocks Will Be Created Tuesday, It Is Decided. NOTE Quotations reflect dosing price Morula, Dec 14 SUPPLES LIGHT, 1 1 I Wheat, Corn and Oats Ad vance; Provision Tilarket Is Also Affected. ' Answers to Herald Ads. The following usv ui - rj-t"; I answers to Krald Want Advertiee ments are notv being held fop delivery -. mi. tT...M hii.1ntEa OfflCB. I Ml I1W ." -- Sell Vehicles Buy. FOIS SAI-E $90 surrey and harness, flrst cIsbs condition cost t235 Phone 5200 Veterinary Surgeons. Cigars aud Periodica!!. m,i. pgftMRItiKIt-.rd. floor Ph. ltti. " Dentists. K. LEE TH.ivrnsiI. Dentist. Ph-S22 R. 68 Detecbves. Wt 1 IIA MS Detoctlve Agey Ph. 44t R- 616 . Jnnk Dealers. ILLINOIS BOTTIX JUNK COMPANY, 1005 Overland. Phone 1641. HERMAN BLOCK CO.k Scrap metal. copper orass. ooncs, .wi, i.uc, nw,,, ...... skins all Kinds. Ph S4S3 395 E. Boulevard. KL PASO IKON METAL CO.1L05 San Antonio Dealers In scrap Iron, rubber, cop nrr It-i hones, etc Phone 48ti Paving. TKS HIT! I.ITMIC CO Ph. 2M R. 70S. RealEstaMoannjance JUMFHT SMITH Boom W Specialists. R. CAB' I- OMITH Ph 11" Rro n1 Ready Reference Business Directory Accountants. NORMAN E. VEAZEY. d n -Rot !? Phone 366. rL.RECE IXr.NECKER Thone 631 SIO FirNstJ nnknidK Kodak Finishing. eterlnary Surgeon T Brown. Phone 4517 Wanted Miscellaneous. D 338 J 2 H' Bl 341 v r N a 30 c' N' E. -S43 W K. E, 136 X. WI r. s4 JTWw II E. G. Hotel JJ j Furniture J 3M si I.T. J6S L. J. 1" 542 r TooLateJloClMsifyj Umr TiTIXRALOlV. only $2700 Ph. 6389 price Herman Block . Co. z zm - Kafh. closets. S 'S VA.ir.i ouittii nut. i-uuiiB inn. sleening porch, newiv iuim ,,.in WANilXD-iO cars bones at highest maxhet Sf between MaS"ln ,- Tlam.an TllArtlr JP r and Myrtle. WANTED 5 passenger Ford for cash. Ph. 1576 vv vVANTED Cows and calves, a neat buggy Or llgni, nunc "it Xfc 19, c FOR REST Completely furnished 7 room bungalow right In town; steam heated. Phone 4919 ,,., T,.TT.rire room, kltchenet and . ?..t0 ST.oal7' or ..u- ..., ' - "" "- ! nice sleeping porch to """"Bl Paso WANTED Roadster, give description; must , 2 blocks from library. ! "J: be cheap Write Richards, Herald. 1 ,,, room fuTnlshed apt.. I FOR RENTrrnTlshed apt con- "" ""-' : I FOR RENT 4 room n'"" 'jn-ormi. WANTED Gas range, dresser and dining I .enlently arranged and clean. lor imorma .11. Thnn RQ4 W i tliSn nnlv Tlhrtne 4919 WANTED Motorcycle. II. A. Illppler. base- ' foiTsALE Vlctoi -phonograph, cabinet and rT-.,t TlMo. 1 rM'Ar'rlK PhOIift 1014. , meiu Aiuov sue ,-... .1' WANTED All kinds of Bhows ahd conces- , WANTED One or more 6 P?.?fe?'FJr ."n slons that do not conflict, also manaeer for 'mobiles for E cent service W 111 buy or run girls' show and people to work that can 1 for percentage M b. "'"'" double For particulars write manager , la nITii nANO? We can make the Golden Gate AmusementCo VaUghn.NM, Xnew Satisfaction or no pay K. L. Daniel Fnm. a,- jm-. v- For Rent Rooms and Board. VISITING CARDS-75C for 100 One week ANY ROLL nLM 1)E ELOPED for 10c. Tank development. Cyko paper Work by professional El Paso Photo Supply Co., Mills Bug 311 K Oregon Laundries. FANCY LAUNDRY washed by hand, air dried, also rough dry Phone 60S9 Sell Livestock Buy. - VISITING VW?-' '" ,, ., Xmas BOARD .ND WAKM BOOM with sleeping only lou 11 : neeo ""."',," coT. 408 Texas porch wanted by young roan convalescent. . gifts. Automatic Printing v-o., In good condition. Do not cough. In reply- St. Phone 323 Ing, state fully what the accommodations niES' AID SOCIETY of East El are. number of people in house, street ad- "" p byUrlan church will hold a bazar dress, etc Answers without details will not "so inwr 8Upper at church Tuesday be considered wining 10 pay imiui - 1 afternoon and night. Hot cnocoiave aiiu . per month, will stretch to J75 for excellent , ""m a he afternoon, 15c. enchiladas. accommodations, write r jiy.jieraju. . ,., 25c. from 5 30 u. m. onwara. Wanted to Rent. Adding Machines. IiAfTON A.idlng Machlws. tlM"j? Architects. BFNGALOV TLANS S10 and up It plin Co Phone 3T62. , ..nn,Mn,ni,n .,YTTr.r, linna f.- faalA Tn. pectlon Invited. Sam B GUIett. 410 Ca- ( pies Bldg I WANTED To buy 4 milch cows, must be heavy milkers, Jersey or Ilolstein. Room 616 Mills Bldg . FOR SALE In my pastures 10 miles from Bl Paso. In lots to suit purchaser, about SOt steers, l's, i's an.d 3's, on time; rate 10 percent approved paper J H Nations, Mattresses. Mattresses Renovated DuSang AWellborn. t R. G. DDN CO. Mercantile reports. PasO Ollice, &Ui UUiUiimj iius, wiu.. ...n,u,T. TV nt 4 rnnml unfurnished. cottage preferred. Phone 741. j WANTED TO RENT Alfalfa ranch, upper valle preferred. A. Reich. Anthony. N M. WANTED To rent 6 or 7 room unfurnished house In good condition. Want possession Jan. 1. Phone 33ai. EXrEKIEN CED MVN with family wants to rent farm with house, near Anthony. Write W & Tones vjnamoerino i a. Attorneys. uvutg n nAXlHT.. l.tn'VER. H"T, Mills Bide Phone 3 J. .. A ,nl II1UB Auction Sales anil Oommwslon Broker. Office Phone 691 Residence Phone 3850. Office Entrance to Caples Bldg. I Sell Fverythlng at Auction or Private Sale. Automobile Service. FOR RENT Private automobile; country trip or by the hour, gentleman driver. For ratep phone 6939 . WE BIY AND SELL any kind of bottles. H Nplpon. 1401 Myrtle Phone Ht. Cameras and Supplies. .,irnlTIIIr. fn, th amateur. I hi tosupply Co 311 N. Oregon. Carpets Cleaned. DtSANO & WELLBORN. THONE 3999 iteam and vacuum carpet meaning CARrETS CLE.VNED and general house V, jri' Duntley acuum Cleaning Co Ph. 3318 CHIMNEY SWEEP Stoves set up and re paired Phone 839 Ask for Simon. " JOE MARQUEZ, Chimney sweep. Stoves set up and repaired rigM The man who has given satisfac tion for the past S years in El Pas. Legal Furniture Co. Phone 3794 30S a Stanton. ... itvnrlvrnP IftPVlT nrwrt and rating on Individuals, collections. Mem ber of the National Assn. of Mercantile Agencies. Harry l'ateman. Mgr. Rooms 381-333 Herald Bide MusicaL WALTER DAMS Piano teacher, JS month. Voice. 16 Phone 2693 Osteopaths, Regularly Licensed. . .. . t. v .AS a TT. H. F. WRIGHT, M. D., D. O. 30S-9 Herald Bldg pnonei6vv 10 YEjVRS experience cleaner and dyer, pressing machine operator, wants steady Job Write D 333, Herald. WANTED Position by experienced male .. wi,.. h.ptn. rnAj4 unrVinir knonrl BKIIV6I ailll M..Mto f v ....... a edge or Hpanisn. is. dpi, care nwaiu. ... a n..,, TBt.lAH t.. piic IapIt ..H.. nnlli,i'"'uuuu "J , , ..a tered, 13 years experience, graduate, excel- leni reierencea ni. ax auw.u, ... Stanton, El Paso. Tex. WANTED Position as registered pharma- .1.. ra.-- ! n.. KTan. U..I.A hftlVA C1SI, lit -CAAVa, AII.UUB , .n . ........ , - ji.ll U1U AICA1UU CAJTClllUbb, dobu uuu-w Address 'Pharmacist," care Herald. WANTED Position by young man. experi enced salesman-bookkeeper, 4 years In southwest, speak Spanish, experienced store manager, Al reference. A 1, Herald. WVNTED Position by competent chauf feur, good repairman, go any place. A trial will convince, references. Write A. 313, Herald. Painting. lelton Taint Co., 309 X Stanton. Ph. 1347 PIVimhrt- TRONTO rLTJMBEH Call ns for that hurry up job We don't hold you up In prices. Res, phone 6043 office. 1063. Poultry and Pet Stock riCEONS FOR SALE Phone 3378. TCRKEiS AND CHICKENS Phone 6346." SPRING CHICKENS, 60c each, turkeys, I0 pound, delivered. Phone 6346 ' TOR SALE White Wyandottes. 3617 La m cJaj ulll, nunc D.a.. FOB'S.VLE 3 dozen young laying hens and puneis mvua obbb HAND TAINTED PLATES, $1 Xmas or ders taken, lessons 60c Mra, Walters, 401 Proipect Phone 4049 J. Cleaning and Pressing. BRING FS YOCR CLOTHES TO TRESS. Onlv XOc a Suit Morehead. the Tailor. 402 N Oregon Phone 3386 X'ILL GROWN dead cattle, horses, mules, htuled aay free Phone 74 Immediately. FOR SALE Barred Rock pullets at bargain. 1 none Mil .1. FOR SALE Nice fat home grown turkeys. T.kA MAC TSr ju.lt 1111 P1,ul., Rt . X ItVUV AVW , V. WDVI, IV,, UIISHI - uovemmeni x.111. FOR SALE Full grown Indian Runner a-.-, ..... 1.-.1....1.... ... 1 .- j m, TTF UUCn., JUBl UCKINIIIUS 1U UXJ X1U. V wiu I3HOS. rUUHC Atf AtlCl O JJ. ' .l... . V- I.XT wnl&.1 n-an.a Tnolttnn U.IVJ..1 Ai.1, WAIilCU. nMM .w... vvnere no can nave ojjjwiiumij m i' English; capable and educated; prefers 1- t I....... ......... .. tnAn A ivorii ui iiuici, rcaiauiau, u "uu .- dress 311, iieraia. TOPNOTCn OFFICE MAN desires to make connection wim Tvesiern concern ju. -in.. 9 years in present position with St Louis firm, chief of large office force; accustomed to handling labor Inside or outside, perfect health and sober, wife's health cause of change Phone 6554 W. or address S. A. G , 1114 Hutton Ave. 1U .11U..X,A J31JV .... irreu i.w:n. UClls. nv.. 2d place in utility LAYING contest at Moun tain uroic, .nt .Eireu utu raiBvu uj . - sons cnicKen nancn, jsi raso. OIV E A FEW of Parsons fine laying Barred .1 ..,.1. ..ana f. f,.. I4wn D-B.tl.al lllld profitable. Parsons Chicken Ranch. Cata log free FOR SALE CHEAT Pen of thoroughbred pullets, beginning to lay Address Manuel ..una, isivia, ..exas. BREEDERS AND TDLLETS, Jl each. Few Ancona and Buff Leehorn cockerels, S3 each. Measday Poultry Farm, Alpine. Tex. Dentists. .D - T. a.raa.'WTC TinVTlKT ..Xte -. A. P1B1JA1CI aA..,. " - Tjorrhe and Loose Teeth a Specialty. High Class Dentistry Only Booms 211-13 Roberts-Banner Building. Telepnone nj. r.i i-agq, .uaiawa. j WSiTEDGnCuitols, keys, locks and iTTCRFiu " "ert- Ef- I r. a FOR SALE Ringlet Barred Rock cockerels and pullets. Layers and winners combined. t ribbons and S cups at 3 shows this year. aw niwm. ri. . Williams, pug jaii, a..,., Public Stenographers. H. W. ODELL, Public Stenographer, 503 IIr VaIIa-isI t)A,.l. T11J- nt.A-.a COB J.-J.Q1. tn.i.nj.ii.t jjnuiy .urnst; rttm'p RAILROAD AND AUTOMOBILE TJMEJABLESj All trains arrive and depart from Union depot foot of San Franctsco street All arrivals and departures given In El Paso or mountain standard time SVNTA FE. For Albuquerque, Denver, Chicago, Los Angeles Lv. 8 30 a. m. and 8 00 p. m. From Albuquerque, Denver, Chicago, Los Angeles Ar 10 00 a. m. and 6 10 p m. EL TABO & 60CTHWLSTERN. (Western Division). For Arizona and Sonora Lv. 2 p. m. and 7 45 p zn. From Arizona and Sonora Ar. 7.45 a. m.. 2.30 p m. (i-Jisicrn iiivision). Cnv V.nca. ritt,, C Ta.1- Ph Ia. .A..T,T. 2 45 p m. and 10 60 p. m. r rom Avansas iiiy, au iaouis anu v.u cago Ar C 38 a. m,, 1-46 p. m. 1 , A. O. O. 11. ...... r. X. A-AAAA-.O. For San Antonio, New (Orleans, Washing ton Lv S 46 a. m. and 11 00 p m. From San Antonio, New Orleans, Wash ington Ar 6 40 p. m. and 9 15 p. m. For Arizona and California Lv. 6 53 a. zn. and 9 30 p m. From Arliona and California Ar. S.30 a. m. and 10-30 p m. TEXVS & TACIFIC. For Dallas and St Louis Lv. 7 45 a. zn., dtp in From St Louis and Dallas Ar 9 30 a. m., S 50 p m. NATIONAL RAILWAYS OF MEXICO. (No regular service). MEXICO NORTH WESTERN. l..u regular service DRESSMAKING and alterations Ph. 5918 DRESSMAKING or alterations done by the , 1 1 or at home Phone 6883 Electric Irons. ELECTRIC IRONS, S3.80 EVERY DAY. 151 l'aso Electric xiaiitny v. Fi ertrlc Bldg Phone 3333 Furniture Packing, ROSW ELL-CARRIZOZO MAIL LINE. Passenger service leaving both Roswell and Carrlzozo daily and Sunday at 8 a. m. for Picacho. Tinnle, Hondo, Lincoln, Ft Stanton Capltan and NogaL Through fare one way. 38 40 Interme diate points at 8c per mile Baggage car ried up to 175 pounds. 50 pounds free. Excess at lc per pound. Roswell Anto Co. Owners and Operators. LAS CRUCES ATJTO LINE. TOR MEMLLA VALLEY POINTS. Leaves Herald office each week day at 9 5ft n rrt. Par.. trt-m Vl Pau, t I Canutillo S .76 I Anthony 100 Berino 136 TKOF. BRAV.O. Graduated. 24 Buckler Bldg. iieMuIte'V.'.V.V.V.V.V."!"'!"!"!!!!!!. 1.76 MM. F. A. CARREON-Phone 343S. I S;"JiLSif I on EL PASO STORAGE WAREHOUSE Larg est best equipped In city Goods called for and stored Cheapest and best Ph 2166 r.or.r't, PFKR f.YNT" SUITE TO FEATURE FRIDAY'S CONCERT firiee's "Peer Gytit" suite and the owrt to "William Tell," by Rossini, w.ll be the features of the second con ?? W by the El Paso Syrn- oony in t Crawford the.ter The "Peer Gynt" music will be In lour numbers, "In the mornlngr.' In the Hall of the King," "Ase's Death" and The TTntructTon solo to the "William Tell" overture will be plaved on the cello by L. E. Faget Mr Faget will also play the solo part in the first movement of the overture. .,, The second movement is the storm scene, and the full orchestra of 40 mu sicians will play this In the third movement describing the peace after the storm, F- Havers will play the clar ionet solo and R. Garcia the flute solo. -m.- An....k mAlramont tvill Tl TllaVeU DV the French horns H. E. Van Surdam will direct the orchestra. Mr. Van Sur dam will Bing; Cadman's "At Dawning, with orchestra, accompanying. The other numbers to be given will Include a nocturne, by Karganof, a modern uussian compooci, m. ai, or," a tone poem The concert Is free to the public, as the orchestra is supported by private subscription. DEFECTS DISCLOSED BY EL PASO SHAM BATTLE Washington D. C, Dec. 14 Certain defects in military equipment and or ganization were disclosed by the recent .... Kcitni. ,airi fit TCI Tnsn. Texas, un- ! der the supervision of Gen. J. J. department today. Bullets, instead of blank cartridges, were used in the El Paso maneuvers. Gen Pershing tocay stated the de fects referred to above were of a tech nical but unimportant nature, and that he was not at liberty to discuss them. DUTCH STEAMER WRECKED ; 34 OF CREW ARE DROWNED Oporto, Portugal, Dec. 14 Thirty four were drowned and four escaDed death in the breaking up of the Dutch steamer Bogor which was strandd Sunday near Lelxes on the Portuguese coast. Several bodies were washej aBhore. AGUILAK ASSIUI.T CASE IS CALLED FOR TRIL Augustln Aguilar. charged with crim inal assault and attempted criminal as- ..1. .nnn n Mtmhor nf amnll UTAvlpjin girls, was brought into the 31th district court Monday morning- Aguilar was Indicted by the grand jury, alleging criminal assault and alsl for alleged attempted criminal assault The time of the court was taken up Monday with obtaining a jury to try the Mexican. NO TOOT AND 3IOUTII DISEASE .v .mv virvirn. m nrii'OUT iiv....,l.niia j ir Tva. id Tn unite AlUUiiuciiiut, ... .1,, a -. -- .- - - - of the quarantine established last weelc the New Mexico cattle sanitary board announced today that not a case of foot and mouin aiseasu uio.n m .'" Mexico. Cases reported from Union county proved a false alarm. The quarantine will continue for the present as a pre caution. GIVES BAI1B CIILOROFOnill TACKS INS VI. IT Y CIIARGH Pueblo, Colo.. Dec 14 Mrs Mar garet L. Walter, who Saturday night confessed she administred chloroform to her 14 weeks' old infant and then drank some of the drug herself in an attempt to commit suicide, was today committed to a private sanitarium. Coroner Peterson has filed insanity charges in the county court against the woman Mexican Charged With Speeding. a .n,. on the floor or tne .. - Manuel Hernandez was arrested for atock exchange will be created 1r reckless driving Monday morning by This was decided on this after n?" police captaiii i u ureei. nis Hear ing will be held late this afternoon. Patronize an Institution that marks all goods In plain figures, at 1 Beach's Art Shop, 108 San Francisco street. Dr. Dendy. 31S Mills Bldg phone 2224. spec, attention diseases women; surgery Dr. Morford. moved to 21S Mills Bldg. Transferred to Fort Worth. Sam R. Ratllff, of the El Paso ter minal railway mall- service, has been transferred to the Fort Worth terminal. vr. ATAhaneea daces with E. F. Gresham. Notice Lndr Jlnccabees. w ..abIa.1 ti ottanil fhn rACll- iflti are ieyuca,c . a......... .. .n lar review on Wed , Dec. lGth, at 2:30 n m. at K. of P hall. Election of officers. Pleasfe be present. Mrs. Josephine Forbes, Com. Rosalie M. Ashley, R. K. nclter Cnrs. eiTicient drivers, LOng w'ell's tango lavehder line. Phone 1 day or night Dr. Ansa Hcum, Buckler Bldg , over Elite One Killed. 1 Hurt, In Wreck. Northfield. Minn, Dec 14 OnO per .. . triiioii and more than 18 in jured, eight seriously, when Rock iiYi .....Aar train Tri US was wrecked eight miles south of here late Sunday and five oars rolled down fl. 15 foot embankment A broken rail Is said to have caused the accident. O.e car of assorted mouldings. Pick it out at half price Bargains in sash and doors Roofing paper. Lander Lumber Co, phone 282. Oldest Methodist MInliter Dies Middlebury, Vt, Dec 14 Rev. Sedg wick W Bidwell, said to be the oldest Slethodist minister in the country, dieO Sunday at the age of 105 jears. Ha had lived in East Middlebury since his retirement after three-quarters of a century of service as a clergyman. . rw. 1 tin TTt.alrl "Rl.iir..nhstfttr!cs. lJTa IUri1TJa.A. A.t.- CT-.- "- diseases of women and nervous troubles. Dr. Cameron, dentist. 202 Rob.-Ban. Bldg Foreclose on Women's) Temple. Chicago, 111. Dec 14 The Women s Temple, erected by nationwide sub- .i.tn , n TYiamnrliil tn Frances E. Willard. is no longer the property of the Woman's Christian Temperance union, according to announcement. Chicago. Ill, Dec. 14 Wheat developed fresh strength today on account of an un- i alaAAi ar T-lt.PFT.On New York. Dec 14 -An open market for , where suppli -rsaid tobo Insuff, New YorK. uec x. - -;-: . vork all stock, on the floor o I the , New York u voted to eliminate, ""'"" "rsriL the socatled clearing """7,, "" " ..g place the stocks there jn the same basts of trading as tnose n -,-.-. X ,?rtSh.v,Ctthe.rPp1r.ce, 5SSf Si "& Se'rnlnl'muma.reSdy "t-b.l.hei Tttsha?rV'unt?edt,,StatP,.aCei" SSS Sifc8 Gf"atUN.r?h.rn. Canadian Pacific Sw York Central and Anaconda mining Suesiall kSwn. international securities. Metal Shares Advance. Trading In stocks continued In a normal manner today ,., . tne TOatKd 2ras IS Se "o two points on comparaUvely cStl ShareV, "Eeh as Reading and Lehigh vfnev added to last Saturday's notable movernenl together with St. Paul the sleek rlii..;. tn iv. oolnts. Only two Issues E? nromfnence PenSsyWania and Atchison, manPlfeSednhvfneyboth rordlg trac tionaldecimat outset. Selling of stocks after the early rise was without effect on 'hrui,w-rdah'eLBIC0n which gained greater force as the session progressed. .. , ,,..,!, ononlnir Mint M.tal oTArKfl aQUTU a ..... . o -- . ...rhiiilnV of these issue, being based. It xvans, v.., """ - -;-- 11 eved. on their lntrlnsW merit ami Kansas City. Mo . lec ii ,"T-".. was beneveu, ' . ,.,! The sea- 1SU market lower Prime fed steers. soned railway issue, also increased their ,sll 00. western steers. TM9 40, sonea ranwaj calves. J.0I10.0 . .. wnere suppneo ww su. - - dent to meet requlrementa After oper .eg to He higher, quotations rose still fur ther, especially the December option. The close was steady at H to k to ?e "corn ascended with wheat The opening which was to H to c upr-wa. followed "'The 'loS'was weak. to Ke net lov.er. Firmness spread Into the oats market Provisions felt the effect of the all around advance in grain. Grain and Provisions. Chlengo Grains. Close. Wheat Dec LM. Mr. l.l. Corn Dec., M. May, "i. Oats Dec. 47. May. ! Cbleago provisions. Close. Pork Jan.. 1 1. May. 1.. T..J 1,. am TatSV. IB 07. Bibs Jaa,' 18 or': May, 1O.0I. LIVESTOCK. Ciilcago Livestock. Close. Chicago. 111. Dec. 14 Cattle Recta. 4--M. market slow. Native steers. K 50 10.80, western, ?5 1598 15, calves, 6.23iJ " Hogs-Rect 52,400. market steady at Sat urdays average, bulk. i-87.10, heavy. ?55J15, pigs, J57 Sheep Recta. 88,000 . market weak. Sheep, f 5 25 50, lambs, ft 508 5. Kansas City Livestock, nose. lead. , ..!.. T-lf1 anal United States aveei, V"fc"XSJ- it Canadian Pacific were at higher prices at the clearing house. N. Y. LISTED STOCKS (By Associated Press). New York. Dc 14 Closing qaotaUeni JL vTO vork stock exchange Include: . Amalgamated Copper . j American sugar iwius r;j northern Pacific J" Reading . . xtv. Southern Pacific J Union Pacific " United States Steel. . jw United States Steel, pfd MONEY ASH METALS. MW VOItK SIARKET. (By Associated Press) Mew Tork. Dec " Call money easy, t.-.. it inn, iu ruling rale. SH, last loan.' J "closlAg bid. 8c offered at 3H. Mercantile paper. 4H04H. Bar silver, 40 Tin. strong. 34.25035 00 ,,., ,7U. Copper, firm. Electrolytic 13S5013.I7H, casting. 13 OOtJW.12 ,. ,.-.. u- Iron, steady No 1 Northern. 14 ", No 2, 14 2514 75, No 1 Southern. 14.2i 14 75 No 2, 14 2i14 75 Lead, quiet, U 75 J. 86. Spelter, easy. 5505.75. 1 . Jn 1afVatm London. Eng. Dec 14 The London met- union, according to nnnouiituicuu j London. Eng. uc n " Trustees of the Field museum fore- as market closed as follows. iAMn.i mA.tf-ac-p nn tni temnle last I T.ari (is. s5 H Reel. 7000. market lower, bulk. J8.SO06S5, heavy. J6 8506.W. pigs. 5 .s Sheep Recta. 800 market steady Lambs, 37 8008 50, yearlings, (8 2507.00. NEW VORK COTTON. CLOSE. New York. Dec 14 Spot cotton unlet, middling uplands, 7 35. IN FOUR MONTHS, GERMANY IMPORTS 1052 COTTON BALES Washington, D. C. Dec 14 Oer many. during the last four months, has Imported only 1052 bales of American cotton, 1000 bales or which was sent last month, as shown today by census bureau statistics. November's total cotton exports were slightly more than half as much as November a year ago, ..k.ia the chinm.Tit5 abroad durinB: the last four months showed a decrease of 2,801.000 bales. Cotton used in the United States dur ing November showed a falling off compared with the same month last year. Society Doings (Continued from Page 5) ,' m -""D' -.---,-.-, I - - - i i.as truces .. ....... .. JrtrrX-r 1US KBPAIKED We Can Fix It Shop. Leaves Las Cruces Drug Co. far Bl Paso HOLSK1IOLD oociI5.!1tSa' ,Kr m?o ' Phone M5 'at 10 a. m. dally. shipped DuSang & Wellborn. Phone 3999 rVCKrG and shipping household goods our spe laity Furniture repairing, finishing and uphf lsterlng R. L. Daniel Furnlturo. Mat-tr- Factory 410-13 Myrtle Phone 1035. Furniture Repairing. FIKMTIKK repaired, upholstered, cush ions made Phone 5X85 .. Furniture UphoUtering. i. iAi.xa.ij za nana lurniiure. w . .rvl tela Fenrttnre and Mattress Fcty Ph. 1036. BiCIlAi3E"jn!W;lJKJITUnE For secoml hand. Western Furniture Co, 308 8. El Paso St. Phone 1483 IIIOIIKST PKICKS PAID for second hand furniture, stoves, carpetn. Phone 4007 Texas Furniture Co . 406 8. El Paso BL WE I.n, SELL or exchange anj thing In household goods. Rio Grande Hardware and rurnlture Co 407 N Oregon St. Ph 896 . nl,nla.ln. nii'.irr A illhorn Ph 3999 I Gasoline. Signs. S GALS. D. CVS.. 73cs oil, 6jC Phone 3565. CITi. MON CO., C 9 S ..nton. Ph. 1247. GLOBE TO PIIOBMX. Eight hours. Via Roosevelt dam. Leaves Dominion hotel. Globe, dally, 8-30 a. m. Arrlie Phoenix 4 30 p m. Fare 315 Make reservations in advance. Gila alley Anto Stage Line, Glohe, Arlt. IJI..VCK KANGE ATJTO STAGE AND Passenger service, leaving Engle and Chloride dally except Sunday, at 7 a. m for Elephant Butte. Cuchlllo, Willow Springs, and Fairview Through fare one way, 30; intermediate points. 10c per mile Bag gage carried 50 pounds free, excess 3 rpnts per pound. IIICKOK HOTEL AMI ACTO LINE. Engle, Ji 51. Trlp3 to ricphant llutt" and Paiomas Springs Cars meet all train- SOUTIIWESTEltN FOLDEItS CONTAIN EL PASO PUBLICITY The El Paso & Southwestern railroad has placed an order for 50,000 special folders. These folders will bo for use during 1915. One page will be devoted to El Paso and Juarez. It will contain the invitation extend ed by the chamber of commerce to all train parties to stop oer and view El Paso and Juarez. $500 FOR A DE&IGN. The Detroit board of commerce has offered a prize of J500 for the best "Made in the USA" trademark The rules of the contest state that the trade mark must be national In its character but that space must be provided for the name of any city There will be noth ing local about the accepted trademark. It must, however, be so spaced as to provide for the use of the city name when .i manufacturer or an industry so desires The trademaik which will be selected , i.., ... ntni . ill .ft 11 rrtn riirhtod 111 !UL ,wit-. i,... .. - - r - -c ---- .- and iv II have no revalues att irhed lTU5iel Ui. .no a .. ...-- ---- closed a mortgage on the temple last . i ml- a. A1.-. .. .-. aO moss A TTTn B t . ft Wednesday xne inrroiusu- ...... ... result of the non-payment , of the ground rent and the default of J30.000 Intereet on $600,000 bonds willed to the museum by Marshall Field. Why Not? A nice silk shawl for your holiday remembrance, at Beach's Art Shop, 408 San Francisco street Alaska Suffers 5210,000 Fire, Skagway, Alaska. Dec. 14 fire Sat urday night completely destroyed Moore's wharf, together with all the warehouse buildings except the ore bunkers and chutes The loss is esti mated at $210,000. Dr. Ebert, dentist. 2It-18 Milts Bldg. Hill, Optician of Precision, 421 Mosa. Dr. Paget, dentist, 502 Rob-rts-Banner Vnn Dyke Return., to Post. New York. Dec. 14 Henry Van Dyke, American minister to The Netherlands, sailed Saturday ior m " - steamer New Amsterdam. " . he had enjoyed his brief stpy In America, and found his eyes much nPed from the treatment httd ""'?: Eye trouble was the chief reason for his visit here, he said Dr. A. T. Still Osteopathic Infirmary. Dr. Ira W. Collins, Physician In chief . Dr. M. Alklre. lady specfairst: Dr. Carl Gibson, 201 W. Missouri street. They cured others. They can cure you. Released on Habeas Corpus. D Rodriguez, held on a charge i of ?'ieiioSn aW" a Habe.- corpu. proceeding in the county court. Drs. Jone-. A Jones, oo n SpMlnllsffc Mills Bldg. 9 to 5 p. m. Other hou rs at house or office by appointment, -h. 7SS. EI Paso Distilled Water Co, Ph. 489. Miss Cope GIen Continuance. Chicago; 111. Dec. 14. The case of Miss jlfsie Elizabeth Cope. ofLosAn. ?., h.rtred with an attempt to p . . ...laiate in connec- bribe government. "'.'. nf CoL tion with the Indictment of -oi. ChaYlcs Alexander, of WffoM I, under the Mann act, e eJ." Urited States commissioner Mason here today, but a continuance until Decern ber 22 was taken O D Q M , El Paso, Texas. Nov 16th. 1914 Sealed proposals wlI1,h celved here until 11 a. ".."ft! 16th, 1914, and then opened, f or fur nishing fresh beef and fresh muttoB required for troops on rder between Pecos High Bridge. Texas, and na. Arizona, during the period commencing January ist ana enamts ..", ":-. Information furnished on application. William Elliott. Major, D. Q. M. Bosh rlumblng Co., phone 2172- FREE GARBAGE TO BE STARTED JAJN.i "Free collection of garbage In the residence district will begin on WJC uary 1," major C E Kelly announced MThisvlll end the fight that has been In progress for a number of years to hae the city make free collect ons i of garbage In the residential districts and abolish the old system of charging for the garbage collection service "I am now preparing my budget, to take care of the garbage collection service and no more charges for ga'" ering garbage in the resident districts will be made after the first of tne j ear," the mayor added 'RAISES IN LIVESTOCK RATES ARE SUSPENDED Wnshlneton. D C. Dec 14 Pro posed Increases in freight rates of live Spelter. 38. so ... Spot eoppor. 58. s. fotures, KS. s. Tin, spot 150. si: futures, tl49, el. St. Louis Lead and Spelter. St. Louis, Mo.. Dsc 14 Lead, quiet. 3 85 iV'e: .., TIIF LOCAL SLVKKET. Mexican currency. IS Mexican pesos (El Paso buying price) 40. IIIIA kMa."-A. - a,, 1J. Chihuahua currency. 17-4. Ul l'aso cmeiicr nuumnu... (Corrected Dally). Pig lead. 3 80. Bar sliver (Handy & Harmon quota tion) 49 London lead 19. sS. Copper, wire bars, 13 5. NAVY FINDS ALASKA COAL PERFECT, SAYS DANIELS Washington, D C, Dec. 14 Secre tary Daniels today told the house naval committee that tests completed 10 days ago on coal from Uaska's Matnuska fields had proved it practically perfect for naval use ...1- A ..a, baaAABBTIII T, 9 .-SI IP-CL3 IDC repUri. Ul aUVDa,A. .. .-. of Matanuska coal was sprung as a surprise iy the secretary, who was elated particularly because of plans going forward for the Alaska railway to open up the coal fields It was the more gratifying, he satd. In view of the fact that last years tests indicated that Bering river coal was not suitable for naval use. The report shows that the Bering tests were repeated on the ceal from the Matanuska field for several dajs on a forced draft trial of four hoars at a speed of 20 knots, a natural draft test of 24 hours at 15 knots, and an other of 40 hours at 10 knots, WEATHER BULLETIN. C. S. DEPARTMENT Ol'vrfRICirLTUnE. WEATHEtt aJITREAD. alla.it, 75th me ridian time ( a. m. El Paso titt.e). Dec 14. 1914 Forecasts. El Pas and vlcln t Fair tonight and Tuesday, continued -old tonight, rising temperature Tues day New Mexico To night and Tuesday Jalr net much :hang In tempera- ture , West Texas Fair tonight and Tues day continued cold tonight, rising tem- )irie-.uto ." -. Precipitation last 31 hours (Inch) ..I weainer at a a. .,.. 'i Lowest temp last night.. ...! Highest yesterday I I Temp, at 8 a. m I I I Abilene 1 31 IS Amarlllo n ai iz Atlanta 30 30 SO Boise. Idaho 13 30 12 Boston 43 40 33 Chicago x S3 X Cincinnati S 30 3 Denver 3 30 t.a. aI S SO X Duluth, "Minn ....! 4 clear El Paso T 40 GaKeston 2S 40 TTa. a, L1..n. S 3 A.n,.. jaw... . a a . . . Jacksonville 44 Little Rock 13 fas? rr.nbft ( . -.O YISErr. Nt'AW -t L 04 34 SO clear clear cloudy clear clear clear clear clear clear clear clear clear cloudy clear clear cloudy elondv 32 clear clear clear clear cloudy clear clear cloudy clear clear pt.cldy .24 0 .40 .03 .3 0 .33 0 192 0 .11 .04 .38 0 iOrUl V 11 llilVt HU I W U..LH-.. .., ., ..,. A" ' u to it. It is free to the American people J AnscKs. n.At. ,...h mait. -,11,1 riar.lrlnti- hOUSO productsfrom Chicago, St Louis and other western centers to eastern cities, were suspended today by the inter state commerce commission until April 15 for investigation THREE HELD ON LOTTERY CHARGE J. Hastings, Joe Bedford and C. K. Hinkle were arrested by the sheriff's department Saturdnj afternoon charged with opei itiiig lotteries The were releiscd or ?T00 bond etch M" J Mowerv left Monday for IaOS T .ve ft niTlAa . .14 Nashvlilo 13 3 13 New Orleans 3( SO 36 New Tork 34 44 Omaha 12 Phoenix 34' 54 Rapid City, a D 13 Roswell 10 3 St. Louis S3 Salt Lake City 13 23 San Antonio 38 48 San Francisco 43 T4 Santa Fe 1 38 Seattle 28 38 Wichita. Kan's" 2 18 elear Vnma ... 43 40 clear iZero. 'Below saro. Comparative H Paso Precipitation. Jan. 1 to Dec IS. 1?10 3.73 In. Jan. 1 to Dec. li. isu i.; ;"- Jan. 1 to Dec 13. 1313 1M in. Jan. i to iwc .. in. .rrr . Jan. 1 to Dec 13. 1914 13.31 n. Normal. Jan 1 to Dec. 13 9 54 In. AUTO TIRE CAUSES ALARM. H M Hunt's Chandler touring car caught fire at the corner of Boulevard and Campbell street at 11 oclock Sun day night. The fire department was called to extinguish the flames, but the fire had been put out before the arrial of the fire company Mr Hunt ll.es at 3808 Bliss street . smoking ml stoie in the Bristol hotel on San Franclsm street . aused a run of th? fire department at 6 oclock bunclay ev.ning. cur Tuesday night at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs William A. Cannon, on Douglas street. Rev. C Wesley Webdell will perform the ceremony Miss Eula Harper will be the maid of "honor and John Gilliarl will be the best man The couple will make their home in their new bungalow In Manhattan Heights Miss I...... -na .ha miaCt tt STCT Sfttlir V-CUUUII 1. d ... .J..W... w- day alternoon at miiiK"vi.A shower given by Miss Eula Harper, at her home on Bisbee street The rooms'were decorated with pink and white carnations Games of various kinds were the entertainment features of the afternoon. Miss Ruby Hen derson won the prize, a silk handker chief. The shower gifts were pre sented the bride-to-be m a white bas ket tied with pink dows, cameo, vi little Clarlbel Harper. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Among the guests were Mesdames. F O Jones. L. P. Adamson. John H. Harper, W U. Carre. Misses Mignon Annette Cannon, Alice Carre, May Carre, Inez Luce, Mar guerite Iverson, Ruby Henderson. Amelia Harper, Vivian v.aiiuuu mux Margaret Gunton. About El Pasoans. -. t t fitiiAman Tvhn has ben ill at Hotel Dleu, is improving. a 1 L n tva-.a-.-T. flTlita Oscar yuinian, whu mxo ucc. -.i ill at Providence hospital. Is improving. Miss Maude Isaacs, a teacher of the Beall school, who has been quite ill at Providence hospital. Is Improving Nathan Tenney was operated upon at Providence hospital Saturday. He Is doing nicely , , N Stevens underwent a surgical op eration at Providence hospital Satur day. He is doing welL Rev A. H Sutherland, who has been 111 for some time at Providence hos pital, is recovering so nicely that ha will soon be able to return to his home R. W. Thompson, who has been HI at Providence hospital for a shflrt tlmf. has recovered tufficiently to return w his home .,... m Mrs. Lee u "'. " ; .,, ,,".: in Hotel Dieu, has recovered sufficler.. ly to return io her home, 100, Arizona "tT4ti. Julia A Sharp has been ap pointed district manager of the Wood men circle in west Texas and New .Mex ico THe appointment was made oy Mrs Bmraa B. Manchester, supremo guardian of the order. This position is similar to one formerly held by Mrs. Sharp with the Fraternal Brotherhood There are over 300 members in the two groves, the Willow and Alameda, of the order hore Mrs. Sharp will leaie in a few das for Alamogordo and Las Cruces to build up the groves in those cities. El Pasoans Reluming. T C Valeiwuela has returned from a . . , 0.m.a mi-tt M A4 ousineas inij . o-... "--T" " v. , Mrs. T M. Wlngo, who has been vis iting in est Texas, is expected to re turn home the end of this week mi,. u. -.. rs -MrNarv. who have been spending several weeks in the east, are expecicix . . t.u.. . last of the week. . ., Miss Mary White, who Is attending school In the east, will be home on December 20 to spend the ChrlBttraa holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zach T White. ,,,,. Miss Blanche Roe, who Is a student at the Loretto academy at Las Cruces, will return to El Paso Saturday to spend the Christmas holidays with lur parents, Mr and Mrs. W. G. Roe. Newt Tidwell. a student of the university of Texas. Is expected home on Dec. 20. to spend the Cftrlstmaa holi days with his parents, Mn ; and Mrs. W. j Bule, at their home, 2011 Kentucky street t Miss Grace Wlngo, Lieut Dennis E. McCunnlff and Lieut. F C Rogers wero tne weeKenn nouso p.jr ""- rCZ Mary Hill and Miss Hannah HI", at the ranch home of their parwits In Hill. N. M. They returned to Bl Paso Sanday night. 4E- El Pasoans Awau. W. P Smith left on the Golden State limited Monday for Chicago. Mrs Carolyn Payne Harris was tna week-end guest of Mrs. W D Lansden at the Valley Inn. Yeleta. Mrs. Mary Seriren left for California today to visit her son during the win tor N Biown traffic manager of the South-western left Monday for Cbirago. Mr Brown Is making the trip on busi