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EL PASO HERALD
TRfflP. liPWS;
STOSKSSTROHIE
Market Shows Influence of
Betterment in Industrial
Conditions in U. S.
T! Quotations
d. Ma roll t
reflect closing- prices
- v TrW. March 8 Numerous indica-
- of domestic trade bett-rmeni con
u.f 1 to the strength aad. fcn.,
- stock market.
K". Y. LISTED STOCKS
IB ssoctxaeo Press-..
N. York Maruh 8. The following acre
i inMrp quotattoas on the New York
hangt,
- ;a iiii?a Copper 51
rujn ,ujrar Reftninc J--C
-w 5V
i.i poer ..... 3CS
n ern Pacific .................. l-ASa
'ing ..... -....,.. 1-43
k -i Pacific ............ 5
. Pacific LMS
i States Steel 45
..J Mate Steel, pfd. lt
HONEY AND METALS.
NEW YORK MARKKET.
(By Associated Hrass.
lork, March h. sTexcantlle nanex.
H r iler. G
i' .Kan dollars 3s
"iMrnment bonds. Strang.
Kn'road bonds, ttrong.
Time loans, steady. 0 days. SH9SU: M
, - -',. six months. l!is3s.
all monej, steady, high, 2: low. 1; ral
ig rate. 1
Tin nominal, tut ton lots, SSa,t)Sz.M.
npper. firm, electrolytic St4.TS9sl4.ST:
.stings. S14.2oei4.S2.
Iron, steady. No 1 northern.
"0. No. i JH.256H 7.: So.
U4.I99
I J;ei4 75; No. 2. S14 lift 14. 7S.
Lead strodg. S2.S904.99
.spelter, strong. S1L59 asked.
Eonden Markets.
London. Eag . March 6 The Loads, met-
markets closed as follows.
Lead. 29. si 3 d3.
i-pel'er. 44. slO
pl copper, 3. si
f4.
K
xntimoner. f7S975.
St. Toiuls Iead and Spelter.
i Louis. J4o March S. Lead. 1.87;
SPiler, SI 09
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican currency. 15.
Mexican pesos (EI Pas. taring pries) 3S.
Carranza currency, 12; Cxdhnalraa cur
Ttnry. 11 , ' , -
EI Paso Smelter Qaotations.
(Corrected DaOr.l
Bar silver (Handy & Harmon quota.
,tiir.i ;s.
London lead. 19. alS. dSL
Pig lead. US.
Copper ire bars, 14 S5.
TfEW YORK COTTON. CLOSE.
sw Tork. March s. Cnrt Bpat
m Udl.ng upUnda, J 8.79; sales, UN.
Prtet:
News Brevities
(Advert lsemenL)
Train Unlletln.
Tiias 4 Pacific train No. 5. from the
C's; aUe at 8:59 p. m.. is reported to
. .. at 9 it p. m. Southern Pacific
i 'i no. ioi, from the east, due at
1 " ,i m . is reported to arrive at 1 :S6
1 1 Tuesday. AH other afternoon and
i. -in trains are reported on time.
ak for Carbo steel posts.
J- jmber Co
Lander
Poll Tax Case Dismissed.
L us t Salrnas. against whom an
I .ii
iK-tment chaiEing false swearinsr in
omiection with the payment ofnell
ties was returned, was releasd Sat
i "-ilzs afternoon on his own reeosmi.
tv
judge Dan M. Jackson,
lr. A. T. suil Osteopatme Infirmary.
rr lra W. CoUlcs. physician 1b chief:
1- H Alklre. lady specialist: Dr. Carl
Gibson. 21 W. Mlssonrt street. They
cured others. They can euro yon.
Chanted With Swindling Tamale 3Ian.
Francisco Enriane was arrested Sun
ny tne police on complaint that be I
had passed a bad check on a hoUtamale I
nan on -seventh street for Sie. The I
check
bore the signature of W. C.
Miite.
Dr. "Warnock, dentist, over Postal
T- legrapb. Co.; brMge work only JS.
Calls for Bank Statements.
Washington. D. O, March . The
rontroler of the currency today issued
i can for the condition of all national
Kinks at the close of business Thurs-ua-.,
March 4.
Dr. Jamlcson, diseases of Ktdoey, Blad
der, Skill .ad Rectam. 18 Mills Bldg.
Charged V.Hh Buying Soldier Clothes.
Joseph Perolio, charged with buying
'lothes from a soldier, was given a
rearing Saturday afternoon before
1 nlted States commissioner George B.
Diver. He was bound over to the April
grand jury in the sum of ?1M.
EI Paso Distilled "Water Co, Ph. 4S9.
Jaarez Mall Route Bids.
Bids for handling the mall between
1 I Paso and Juarez will be received by
tfie !c"jal postoffice up to March 1. -The
ontract was formerly held by C H.
Bhney, who died in January.
Dr. Warnock. dentist, over Postal
Telegraph Co.; gold crowns only $5.
Limited Trains In Tito Sections.
The Golden State Limited trains are
running in two sections this week to
) and If all of the tourist travel to Cali-
PUZZLE
fy $ IfmSi-SSMi
xsjl k villL If 4&. jv
rial d s-,roi i
I'ind two more airm- iu
ANSWER TO SVTIRDVY'S PIZZLE.
Left side dotrn In coat.
Ipper right corner i'.oitii beside liny stack
IBTIPIB;
SALES K KM III UR9ED
i
! Corn and Oats Rise With
Wheat; Higher Hogs Make
Provisions Climb.
j Chicago II' Marr-h Biff ca,h .ales
j since t-aturuaj. firm cable quotations and
J unfavorable mcti.lj.er tn Argentina led to a
j deciUt-d aivan.-e here today in the price of
t wheat. The opening, which lanced from 1
to T vrim aigncr, was iuiiuv e
j tenal farther upturn.
The clone w& nervous at 4
I
Sc f. 54c
above Sataruay night.
' .rw..epas, wa-IOBa ss.bVsow sisufl
result of
the lightness of rvral fferings. After open
ins l0.c to higher, the market con-
tinned to harden.
The close was unsettled at c to 0e
net iraia
St mpethy for other grata strengthened
oats.
Higher prices on hogs made proviaiona
climb.
A
Grain and Provisions.
Chicago Grains. Close.
Wheat Mar. U.49k: Julr.15,.
Corn May, 71e: Jaly, :c.
Oats May. 5H4c. July. SSo.
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork May, J17.92; July, Ig.li
Lard May, 19.C2: July, S19.9C.
Rlba May, 19.J; July, (UJt.
I .
LIVESTOCK
Kansas City IJvestock. Close.
tvaasaa City. Mo.. March 8. Cattle Recta
9999: market steady. Prime fed steers.
SS.2S9S.7S: western steers. J9.75J8.2i.
calves, 1(59019.75.
Hogs Recta. 9999: market higher; bulk.
SCTStJCSa; heavy. SS.7i0C.sa-. pigs, J.2St
C.7S.
Sbeep Recta 17.999: market steady.
jjamsw, ts.s.vs.ja: yeariiags, ea.9y9.7.
Chicago IJvestock Close.
Chicago, IIL, March S. Cattle Rects. 1C
999: market firm. Native steers. SS.SS0
.1S: western. $5.2907.(4; calves, (.S90
Hogs Recta 2S.999; market slow. Sc
above Salorday-s average: balk. SS.S90S.SS;
heavy, J4.4907.99; pigs, S5.7S0S.7i.
Sheep Recta. 5999; market weak. Sheep,
S7.M07.sr lambs, J7.C90S.S5.
l'ort llorth Uvestsck. Close.
(By Zetger Hotel).
CatUe Recta 3899. incrodlng 159 calves.
Beef steers, steady: top. S7.25: bulk. SC.990
75. Stoeker steers, strong. 19015c higher:
top. S7Z5; bulk, S7.9907.25. Cows, steady:
top. S5.S9; balk. Ji.2505.25. Heifers, steady:
top. S7.S9; balk. SC990C.9. No stoeker
cows nor hetfers on sale. Bulla, stead:
top, 15.49; balk. S5.9905.Si. Calves, steady;
top. SS.99: bulk. S5.M0C.S9. Stoeker calves.
S4.Sa0S.59.
Hogs Recta ISM: closed 5 to 19e higher
than Saturday. Average top. SCS9. bulk.
4a.sa0s.sa. uuaiity good.
Sheep Receipts none.
I
Kansas crrr pro isions. close.
Kansas City. Mo.. March S Barter
Creamery. 29. firsts, 31: aeceadss 25; pack
lag. 17. "
Eggs Firsts. 1T4: seconds. IS.
Poultry Hens. 14: rooster. UK: tor.
keya, IS.
fornia. The trains will
sections until Saturday.
run in two
Ask for Surety Bond Roofinxr at vour
hardware dealer or Lander Lumber Co.
N'evr Oil Man In Jntr.r.
G. A. Steele is now in charge of the !
Pierce Oil corporation's offices In !
Juarez. He has been appointed man-
agir of the northern division to sue-
ceeC P.
rf. p
x". tan Wagner. I
Paget. dentist. SW Roberts-Banner
Ask for Carbo steel poets.
Lumber Co.
Lander
Will Reduce Bread Prices.
Uew York. March S. Announcement
Sunday that one of the large baking
companies In this city bad reduced the
price of its bread from S to 5 cents a
loaf, brought the prediction in .trade
circles that similar action would be
taken soon by other baking concerns.
Lower wheat prices was assigned as
the reason for the restoration of the old
rate by the company today.
Dr. Anna Ream. Buckler Big, over Elite'
United Umpire Club to Meet.
The annual meeting of the United
Empire club will be held at Rvan's hall
this evening. Officers will be elected
lor tne ensuing year. Fonowina- the
business session, there will be a smoker.
Dr. Bryan, dentist. 2g Herald Bldg. ..
Dr. Cameron, dentist, re 5 Rob. -Ban Bldg.
Bids for Car of Oats for EI Paso County.
Sealed bids win be received at the
office of the undersigned at the Court
House in Bl Paso, Texas, until (S) five
oclock March IS. ISIS, for a car load
of No., 2 Northern White Clipped Oats.
This is for immediate delivery from
elevator point and price is tote based
on F. O. B. car EI Paso.
R. D. Barnum. County Auditor.
Rri;r. Gen. Anderson Dies.
New Tork, March S. Brig. Gen. Geo.
& Anderson, aged t. U. & A, retired,
died here Sunday.
- Ask for Carbo steel posts.
Lumber Co.
Lander
Edison Discovers Plre.
West Orange, it. J, March 8. Thomas
Edison, at work In his laboratory after
midnight Sunday, discovered a fire in
one of the buildings of his great plant
here, summoned the firemen and pre
vented what might have been a serious
loss. The fire practically destroyed a
building where the most valuable pho
nograph records were stored.
Phone C7. Wilson Milliean, the best
cleaners. White work a specialty.
Dr. Ilbert. dentist. 21-lg Mills Bid:;.
PICTURE
HBP WATTLE:
j President Nations, of Pan
handle Association, Fa
vors Big Bank Here. .
"A cattle loan bank with a capital
stock of SS00.MO is what El Paso needs
right now to insure its place ss a per-
manent livestock center along with
Fort Worth. Kansas Citr and Chicago,'
.- '
.-. t i. ti -v-..i. i.9A...
-.4P aW . Th Bw .. .. 4. 1 a a..! Oav- kA.tArn
Stneksun'. onuwiation hxfnre he lef t
"-' " - - -
for San Antonio to attend the Texas
Cattle Kaisers association meeting.
ti. .ii m. .nSlff. iiaaHllne"
tions. all of them, and they are handling
the mamwreul hnaineas of the dtv in
..ii..t .k.n. nut what ia nied
the worst way is a great cattle loan
bank which has for its purpose only
the loaning of money on cattle and cas
tle ranch lands. It should have no con
nection with any other bank and should
do no general banking business. Two
men Have come here recently to discuss
Wltn me tne possinillties Ol Iioatina:
such an institution and I consider the
pi event time the most favorable.
''By reason of their restrictions, the
national banks are not permitted to
make heavy loans on real estate and
the changing scheme of the cattle busi
ness had made Jt necessary for the cat
tlemen to invest large parts of their
earnings in cattle ranch land. This and
cattle are all they have to offer as se
curity and while the ranch lands are
especially desirable as securtiy. the
bank ale restricted in their loaning
powers.
Loan on Herds and Lands.
"This would be where the cattle loan
bank could perform its great service.
lt a.nlti loan on cattle herds and cattle
ranches and finance the growers from
one year to another. Subscriptions
could be obtained both locally and In
the east for such an institution. The
local banks, no doubt, would be willing
and glad to take stock in sucn an insti
tution for it would haye no connection
with any other local institution and. by
bringing the big cattle growers here,
would encourage men with means to
corrte here and their accounts would be
available for the commercial banka
Fort Wcrth does not finance her great
rattle business. Neither does Kansas
City. Xot alone.' Both go to the east
far their money and why cannot 1
Paso do the same thing. The paper
could be sent east for discounting with
the cattle loan bank's endorsement on it
and this would form one of the gilt edge
paper since the cattle business is one
of the most stable in the country and
the cattlemen a high type of citisen.
Demand Is Here.
"Local bankers have told me that
they have had no great demand for cat
tle loan money and have doubted the wis
dom of such an institution. The reason
for this is that the cattlemen, by ex
perience, have learned tsar, the money
tney aestre is not to ue ntta in ei faso
from the banks in the amounts and on
the securities they have to offer. For
this reason they have gone elsewhere
for their loans. Let the cattlemen start
coming here to get their money with
which they carry on their business and
they will come here to do their trading I
and to live and their deposits will swell
the regular accounts of the local banks.
sroo,oeo Institution.
"A ISOe.OOe institution sounds like a
big one but It would take such a sized
cattle loan bank to meet the needs.
It could be started with I0.MH and in
creased as the demand for cattle money
Brew, as it will surely do. Outsiders
stand resdy to invest in the stock of
such an Institution and I know, for a
fact, that financial experts have been
here looking over the field with Just
such an end in view.
"A bank of the character I have In
mind should carry no general deposits,
should not undertake to finance valley
lands or commercial affairs but should
confine Itself to the cattle business
strictly. When it became known to
the cattlemen of the southwest that
there was such an institution right here
in the the very heart of the cattle coun
they would no longer look to the east
for their cattle money but would come
to Bl Paso, keeping the money and the
business here at home."
"Would you consent to head such a
cattle loan bank?" Mr. Nations was
asked.
"If it was the desire of the organizers
and the cattlemen I would head it but
I would be an equally cheerful worker
in it witn some otner wen Known cat- ,
tleman at its head." I
DALLAS BANK MAY ESTABLISH
CATTLE LOAN BANK IN EL PASO !
Arrangements for the establishment '
of a cattle loan company In El Paso are i
being made by W. H. Moses, of Dallas.
Mr. Moses has been in the city for i
some days Interesting local cattlemen j
and returned to Dallas Sunday. i
It is reported that a Dallas bank Is '
behind the. project, which will be strict- I
ly a loan company and will not enter
the local banking field. ,
DAUGHTER OK E. Ii. NOLI) DIK:
CLASS TO BC PALLBBARRRS
Miss Grace Nolo, aged IS, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Nold. died this
morning after an illness of a year and
a half. The funeral will be held at
the residence, 252S East Boulevard,
Tuesday afternoon at S oclock. Rev. H.
G. Porter officiating.
Miss Nold was a BinmlMr nf th.. T "
T." class of the First Methodist Sun
day school, and as long as she was
able was a faithful attendant. The
pallbearers have been chosen from the
class. They are i Misses Coral Bias.
Marion Doollttle. Marlon Rullman,
Ruth Ilyten, Hazel Ma honey and Helen
Mahoney.
ORVILLE JOXKS. PIONESlt
C1RPBNTBR, IS DEAD
Orville M. Jones. J years of asre.
was found dead in his bed at 3". Chi
nuahua street. Sunday morning, death
having been doe to rehumatism of the
heart.
Mr. Jones came to EI Paso about in
,vr afctf ana nan lonoweo tne car- '
penter trade. He was widely known in i
the city, particularly among the older
residents, with whom he was very pop- '
ular. He was a native of Georgia and .
n:i& iiui miirnffl - .
Ills mother. Mrs. W. M. Jones, who
is ndV in feeble health, and two sis
ters. Miss A. Jones and Mrs. P. ..
Brown, survive him. All reside in this
city.
MEXlCW IS POUND IMiAH:
MOTHER LIVES IN rABBNS
M Credo Lopez, a Mexican about 38
eas of age, was found dead near the
corner f Third street and Broadway
?bout T oclock Monday morning. When
d scovered the body was lying with the
face downward in the gutter.
Little is known about the man. ex
cept that he had a wife with whom be
had not been living and that his mother
resides in Fabens.
-GlNMX-JIARSIIAI GRANTED
NEW TRIAL FOR KILLING,
fheyenne. Wyo, March 8 The
..cfiiiiiik: supreme court today granted
new trial tn RnhAi-t Mlr..m .. '
famous u..n.n.n ....va1.. e ,i . t
Pre. r .nS-Tt;".""-' - "' "'1 i
Creek and Baegs who wis convicted
SZP&JVSS. agodr0 v!J ,
sentenced to Ii ears imprisonment.
I-ITTKI, JIJIY DISIGIICRS.
The jury in the case of Ethel LUtel
apainst the Kl I'aso & Southwestern
Railway com pan , a. suit lor $15,090
damages for personal injuries, failed
to reach a verdict and was discharged
Saturday afternoon at t oclock Thv
jui is said to hare been c.ely di-
idea
BEL m
! NUT
Receive Much Condemnation
For Failing to Run When
the Weather Is Bad.
There was much complaint today of
the 5e automooiie service. Few or
these automobiles were in service today ,
. . Deo,e . tave deoend
ine upon the Jitne to iret them to their
work mornings, were
sadl disap-
' nointed
fair
wcather"
.
.i.rmrfr.rtAn " T.mrlrMl . 1MM WKA
. ." rjTTrr:. . 7Z . - Z il Til:
nnu waiim nsu an nvur ir is jiun .uu
then had trudged to the street car.
-but
i wh lt ,", hd weather thev.fall
n it
' keP engagements. We find the
i ,. ZL hand however rtnrlni- all
street cars on Hand, however, during an
. sorts of weather.
This comment was often repeated.
and manager H. S. Potter received
many telephone calls during the
- fday commendsing the street car service,
many of the calls from people who
confessed that they had been riding the
June cars, out who nwciarea mey m-
i teimsa la&iin; ine etrirci. csurs in iuiuic.
"ret few wilfaccuse Mr. Potter ef lvw.
ing brought On the snow.
It was considered a fair test be
tween the transportation facilities of
the city. The street cars did not alter
their scbeules in the least, but ran reg-
2h? , r??.Sr ;fd. Tl. wv
awhile a five cent auto made its wa
over its regular route but the trips
were so few that people who depend
upon them in fair-weather found that
they could not do so during the snow. I
wny snouio we patronize mese
jitne cars in fair weather and hurt the
street car service,' asked a man dis
cussing the situation, "when Ihey fall
doa n' on us when the weather is bad?
What Kl Paso wants to encourage is a
transportation service that works all
the time; we need it most when the
weather is bad. In fair weather it is
not hard to get any place: it is when
the weather m had that we need ser
vice." TREE PIVNTING TO START
AS SOON AS TREKS ARRIVE.
The first consignment of the order of
trees recently placed by the civic im
provement committee of the chamber
of commerce is expected to arrive this
week.
Walter Kohlberg. chairman of the
committee, estimates that about lCww
.e. will Tfw. nrrf.r i .ii m r.
i i. i . .u. -c.i K.A
Bach of the I
luciu iKiiig . u.i un&
schools has placed orders and. as they
are delivered, they will be planted at
There will be no special ceremony or
day set aside for the planting as the
trees are expected to arrive in odd
lots.
DOl'GLASS I'ARE.VT-TIi.CIIEnS
DISCUSS INTERESTING TOPICS.
A meeting- of the Parent Teachers'
association nf the riAnsflaiut Innernl
school was held Friday afternoon in the j
scnooi ouuaing. An interestin
sting pro-
S. Jacques
I on "Wars
gram was ctven. Rev. A.
and lira Flora Wilson talked on "Ways
in which our Modern life could be sim-
plified " William Coleman, the pnnci
pal of the school, spoke of the "False
standards of life." Mrs. K. C Cole-
man and Mrs. A. Mabn talked on "Dress,
food and home surrofindlngs." Miss
A. L McGowan and F. S. Clopton talked
on "The folly of trying to keep up with
others of more means. Miss E. C. Gur
ley talked on "Real respect gained by
honesty of life, rather than vain shew."
Miss O. Fowler spoke on "Extrava
gance as the cause of many failures."
CALL IS ISSUBD FOR
STVTK nNK 5TITBMKVT
Austin. Tex.. March S. Commission
er of insurance and banking Patterson
today issued a call on the state banks
and trust companies for a statement
of tbeir financial condition at the
lose of business on March 4. These
banks have 10 days In which to file
these reports with the department
here.
Rates For. Classified Ads:
One Cent ner Word. No
charge (ess than $ .25
Six Casjccunve laser- '
tio, per Word .05
Notice To Classified Advertisers
All classified advertising ordered
to run indefinitely (t- f.) must be in
writing No t- f. advertisements ac
cepted over the telephone. Orders
to discontinue t. f. ads must also be
in writing end cannot be accepted
over the telephont. A stop order
receipt will he given when a t- f. ad
Is ordered discontinued.
Answers to Herald Ads.
The following list ot uncalled for
answers to neraW Want Advertise
ments are now being held f(r delivery
t The Herald business office:
I a. ass
B.
ic. 287
I D. 315
; E. 2C
M. 1SS
M. U. N.
M. 3S12
K.,499 .
e. us
r. g. sex
T. 412
V. IS
X. T. X.
Graesry
SSsssseaosf
Ds Luxe
.lMattst
'o4aaiat
H. H.
H. 1225
J. 237
J. 44
X. ttt
k. sc:
L. 41S
L.
L. 424
U 144)
L. 4S
M. 427
It. G.
Lost and Fonnd.
J.OST Crown ehsaed breastnin. with Mrla
j and diamond. Reward 21 San Francisco.
I.ovr Book railroad paasea Finder return
to city office Santa Fe and receive reward.
Xo questions asked.
Personal.
HAIR MANUFACTURERS SCS Myrtle Ave.
AUTO FOR HIRE SL59 per hour. Ph. 2ST.
Lore Curtain Made IJLe New. Ph. SC J.
AILHKN BERG'S preparations at Ryan a
fM'IRELL, Coraets. Mrs. Hulett. Ph. 3572.
MRS. CHONLA'S
sale. 319 Texaa
La Belle Face Cream for
WANTED Christian home for a girl baby.
In perfect health. Call Providence hospital.
HAVE YOU TRIED the'uneria CafeT-It
not it's your loss. SI 4 3an Antonio.
3. K. CURTIS, Y. St. C. A-Pleaaa
munlrate with Owl Sign, aad Paper Co.
OING
private
LADY wants board and
In
famll. close In. Addi
White
House millinery departmeat.
LADIES wanting flrstclass manicuring,
snar-ipooing and facial massage call Mrs.
Harrington, phone 5825 W Will call at
our home if desired.
T. . . -
TUBBHCULOSIS -CATARRH -If you de-
inioi-TOAiJon aooai
Srnl S eizT'S
l-ao Texas. '
Financial.
WANTED Money on first morta-ace on
Puduc uuuty in a arowiaa; town. Write A.
7? Herald.
Q.r.p..,. . -
Stfc IS if ou hace good notes to sell oe .
loan
.nettel mortgage or col
Equitable Loan Au n. 214-
lilt-ril s-ecarit
2I Tiu t Bids
Stocks and Bonds.
INVESTMENT BHOKERS
FOR
INDIVIDUALS AXI INSTITUTIONS.
We Ksv. NOTHING OF OCR OWN TO
SELL, bat an Intended only la what will
beat meet the sssrisl requirements t each
IndlrMaal client,"
laqalrr invited.
Curtfes-Manaiac C
Investment SeeurHieft.
First Nat. Bank Bulldiag.
Bl Pass. Texaa
Money to Loan.
MONEY TO LOAN :i Mills Bldg.
;!
. THE DIXIE CO. Money advanced
arled people C M. Harley. Mgr.. :tS T-.
St- R. 1. over Ughtbodr'a store. Ph. lila
BIHflTl? T XTIT t . . 1
i . t. . '
nva, P""" tnamonos. eic : aotes oougni
! mMttt
Courteous treatment, confidential
dealings 392 Two Republics Bldg. Ph. 1444.
We 3Iake loan on chattel mortgages and
collateral securities: alas buy good notes.
Equitable Loan Asafn SU-lli Trast Bldg.
Special Notices.
MANICURING SCS Myrtle Ave.
I MILL NO LONGER be reapooslMe for any
bills contracted by my wife. F. Hattanua.
ELECTRIC MASSAGE and scalp treatments.
21 2 H San Antonio St.. room i. Fairmont
AOtel.
WE BIY AND SELL, pack aad store house
hold goods. Sell your goods t the eae thai;
pays the most.
II. L. Stewsrt. Furniture.
225 a Stanton. Phone CS.
KD OWNERS make the front seat of
, ,OIdm; h., and eeet?wlth corn-
. fort whlte enm , We
, are especially eunlpped'tor this work. Phone
(js.
WANTED To sell
from 199 to 599 shares
of "La Concordia French Oil company,
owning 25.S42 acres of oil land la the petro
leum belta of Taato-Toca and Tuxpam.
Max.. where no one has lost a penny. Lot
No. 127. property of the company, baa 23
oil seepMres on the surface ground and one
hole unfinished, which produces 19 liters
of good oil per minute. In said lot the
new city of Tnxpam will be erected a-sd the
sale of 3 million of cubic meters will pn-
duce not loss than 39 minion douars. ifrepa.
...lAn. h... -h.. m.A. for th. .viww.tlnn
of 59 tons of good asphalt dally without
ronslderat'.on of the
petroleum produced.
For more Information
Paso Texaa
write box ST2. El
Business Chances.
I FOK RENT Fuel and
feed
j 4S12.
I vnr. nnvr i-.i..j .1 .mil .iJT
. -B KENT Garage aad repair shop.
4913.
FOR SALE Boarding hoaae doing good
. business, call sis Montana. Pboae 4s5 u.
GARAGE FOR SALE la good town, estab
lished trade. For particulars address M.
138. Herald.
SSe.eee PAYROLL- monthly upper valley.
Take the La Mesa auto from Herald office
J-30 p. m.
RESTAUR.VNT. bakery aad grocery, living
room, chicken yard, long
Snap. Call owner SSS9 J.
lease; rent
I IF TOU 1LVVE S1290 to lav.
j vleea in paying business, with
i address M. 427. Herald.
Invest with ser-
salary.
HARD TTMEST NO SIR! Make JI99 grot
to SI999 withla year's time VostUvely
Phone 79(9 J.
FOR SALE Grocery near school, bnstness
3S94) per month: Invoice, reasonable rent;
sickness calls. Add. Grocery, care Herald.
FOB SALE CHEAP FOR CASH Best pays?
lag restaurant: show for you to make money
oa small Investment, big profits. Better
harry. Address Investment, ear Herald.
bssteeas TlTlS TpasT atI-e-amt xittiS si-
pTcS? cleaf prU:uTTmirbr.ci:
uob: .cheap rent: wllil stand laspsction-
Write'v 44. Herald -
TO TRADE Will trade long time vesstor'a
lien notes aa part payment oa dwelling, or
or for valley land, or city property. Write
P.Obn 251. El Paso. Texas.
to contractor t. rarnian material and build.
FOR SALE Moving picture show, good
town, no opposition, guaranteed to clear
S159 monthly. S99 will handle if taken at
once. Best of reasons for selling. A snap
for someone. W. G. Shomsker. Naca. Aria ;
OWING TO ILLNESS I offer for sale my
Busy Be. Confectionery store, doing a 329.
999 business a year. Cost originally 1(999:
-alii sell cheap for cash. Will sea ad rigid
inspection. If you want a mint boy this
. ww pswwn. jkwji muKusM
H. W Sehntxe. Maria. Tavu
MIDLAND OPERA HOUSE Overhauled
and remodeled: best show town In West
Texas: country in fine shape; guarantee
packed house to fh-steiass attractions. Ask
n-
Siee REWARD for
any uncbmpllcated case
ot Pi!e me fall to rare without the Knife.
ugature. Cautery or Carbolic Acid InJecOoi
Internatlenal SpeeiaNsts.
Corner Texas and Mesa. El Paso. Tex.
Cattle and Commission Men.
COGGIN Livestock and Commission Co. buy
and sell. 2121 San Anionic. Ph. 474X
ITLVNK
Mil'.
A. Sl'ENCE Cattle
Bldg Phone 1S3S.
sheep.
Drewmaking.
SEWING BY THE DAY Ph. iSfS J.
BCTTONS COVERED Angelas CTg. Wits.
DRESSMAKING
Phone C299.
and rsxnodeliag. Mrs. Webb.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER wants sew-
Ing by the day or at home. Phoae 7.
WANTED Sewing by the da . work guar- '
anteed. Phone 5417. Can evesuaga
DRESSMAKING S15 N.
(115 W.
El Paso.
Phone
RENT THE EASY RUNNING WHITE, best
kztasKll.ai iga tha as-Asslat J- rVli -. '
- - - vvasu v lauuij sasjea tvT'
pairs for all makes of machine.
VbHe ieirlnr MaeWne Of Her.
H. lav Stewart. Aceat.
S:s S. Stanton. Ptwtne S3.
Wanted HelpMale
ROY ABOUT IS wanted at Saa Antonio re
pair ahop. ,
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED.
Hawkins Bros. m .
l
DENTIST An all around man registered In
New Mexico, married man preferred. Ad
dress Dentist, care Herald.
il ANTED An experienced man for bot
tling room work: mast give reference. Write ,
Dairy. Herald.
nAVTRILll,n .Hth m.Mw.l .1. W...
with waeela Can make anod immv Xem.
Tip Top Messenger Service.
WANTED Good
Sd boy energetic '
i to wideawake boy
caance for promotion
willing to work and learn.
Herald News
Editor.
WANTED Sober, middle aged American 1
vot apeaks
Spanish
fluently to distribute ,
nermaneat noa
''"U" gosa pay to
right man. Call room
Stevens Bldg.. and I
nnng references.
JLIVK, KXTKHIRNCBU MAN to take order
for my fine 1 year rotwbvabes. also shade
and fmlt trees; best tested sorts, lowest
prices : food commls-non. 'Write qaick.
Francis K. Lester. Mesflla Piwk. N. M.
ABLE BODIED MEN,
j firemen and brakemea.
, good eyesfa-ht. for
.rood wages; expert-
! cdv;r"7l79.2e5,,,3,suT?Iy,0 SSeTazr !
"" itanway. rare iicraia i
H'IpWanted-MaIe and Female
EXPERIENCED FARMER with wife
AKMK with wlf to
ork on farm. E. L. Wetzlg. Clint. Texas.
WWTHn RMl,i.una. ...! rZ v."" !
-"-""- avavirti w .Tl4sj,l apUTT. 1
Aiwmer in own handwritinx.
In 1A eit. I ?
Writ- M. O..
i ire Herald
..ANTKIlu-Man and wife for ork on small
f.i rn. lilts ti a. as llasa laT,br1 sses4 l b. ..
....... ........ viiv iivvu fs .(sxrav vs uu Bfs
tl.. - i..uKhl . apable tj handle the work satl.-
f lonU Please gle full inforui-ition aai
.Iesi.-el
work
li;h:. famllc 2
II
ral.l.
for dates. W. A. Taylor, Mgr.
Hoose. Midland. Texas-
Piles Cured. i
----es---bs-y- i
Wanted HeIp- fe aiale.
It vTE.n't niirM with h.hv a month
oiq Pnone 1438. 19 to II a m.. I to I P m.
WANTED English speaking Mexican girl
Avoir tn person at 1713 Montana. Ph 4921.
'WANTED Experienced dining room girl
.th reference 497 E. Franklin.
' WANTED Maid for genera! housework:
. moat be goon rook Fort Bliss o'd No
new Na 1 2
l ANTED English speaking sir' for cook-
jlng aad general housework, ao washing
I ioAalaa Hfaa.iuua oaAnlraul Phlla 8mwl
ironing, references required. Toon 2894
WNTEB Mexican girl who speak- Knsr
! lish to help clth housework must he .b - ;
to do hand sewing. Phone 6027 N 3H- J
I Bliis St
VIMFACTIRBR di,ltes la.lles
trate. sell toilet preparation, oi
on, both English and Span'h
r, - 4S1. Herafd.
o il.mon-
onimi
spesking.
WANTED Experien'-ed girl for genera!
housework. Moving shortly to new house v
miles down xalley on tar Hne Good pine
for competent (.irl aid permanent . family
of 2 reference-, required vpply 5412 Fort
Boulevard on Fori Bits, ur line. Pit. 2-4
Sitaatioas Wanted Male
WANTED Windows to uas. Phone 728.
COI.LAKD t loans windo
(275
offices. Ph.
WANTED Work
22SS.
Janitor or porter. Pa.
11 ANTED Firs-class paper hanger. Address
Paper Hanger care l!rjld
I JAPANESE firs-1 la - .-ook wants position:
dtj or out eit) Address u 4n. care Hernia.
MAN AND WIFE nant work on ranch, ex
perienced with s.oik Write H. 38,. Meraro
(iOOD COOK iirs position
Write H. 389. Herald
hotel or camp,
MAN Cnlon carpenter
satisfaction guaranteed.
must haw nork.
rlte H SsJ. Hr-
aid.
! - "-? ;" orl- "5 ,'":.. 2.""
in bo
Phone
i afte-
hCOWl DUUI3 .UU O..WU.ja.
t.4:
11
IPPLR ALLEY MEN to nde with the La
Mesa Auto line. Lea-.ea Herald office
3 3o p. m.
Al BOOKKEEPER deaire- position of trust
fan furnish ap.endld references or bono
Hi rite X 45 Herald
STORE MANAGER nants position oat of
! toss, speak; Spanishl can get results.
rite H. Ms. Herald
I Llnd of clerical work, good references fur-
nisheJ. F. H. Pen-In 213 W 3n Antonio St.
SI rKlNTEXDKNT and foreman reQuest
! inte-vi-w reffardinr buUuIng construction
j aad detail dranrhtlns- Address N. 423.
i Herald
Situations Wantcc' r eaak
I .
WANTED Family washing Ph. 4ST9 W
i kxpkhIBNCED
Nl'RSE Had hospital
training, suits nursing Pbose re
STENOGRAPHIC or office work for sev-,
eral .tours a da . ill do extra work. Ad
dre.s N . Herald
WANTED B-. middle aged widow with
well behaved girl 8 years old. posittob as
' housekeeper, good cook. Phone 2959.
i COMPETENT and experienced young lady
.
stenographer desires position, good refer-
ctif es l-'lone asas evesuBga
i COMPETENT and experienced lady ste
rograpaer and office assistant desires posi
iioii Phcre1 -510.
. PRttTlCAL and experienced
la Eu-
' rjpe and America will go out
week or
outh Phone 4931.
WASHING AND IHONINfa done, work guar
anteed cai'eil for a.ui delivered. SI do:,
l'ltone 478( W ..
lth references desires posd-
HIlNb LADY
I tion as canler or i
. Write M 4:5. Herald.
position ox 'trust.
I E-T. REFINED LADY will keep house In
i.Y ""JStreSs "HouSkeTpercixror
r gllV '" A,!ar3 Housekeeper, cars .
'. "CT"-
Wanted Reai Estate.
WANTED Small -nodera brick house. High-
" vTr-,rltr"iVJ, rv?M CMh- " -
' mor.th' Phone (541
WANTED Mocitrn buagalow of 4 or 5
rooms, and -fccping porta good location.
not to ctceed .:,,. yUl pay cash, or ul
Iea-e furmsh-U
Phone 3775.
bungaiot..
Montana.
Wanted to Rent.
i WANTED TO KENT by March IT. 4 or 5
i room nuuse i-tii ruruisnca, siui gswagc.
!..ivl. ..,.. !...., hnol Welt. M
walking distance Lamar school.
423. Herald.
Wanted Automobile.
M ANTED Second hand antomabile. most
ffood rhape. chean Ford preferred.
Write X a - care Herald.
WANTED S lottd hand automobile 5 pa-
S2,,"',S- " ... - .--
Wanted iVu$ceaneottj.
WANTED Good 2d hand top baggy
Wetxle. Clint. Texa
PRIATB PARTY wants to
Iriture: no house wanted. M
buy used
HeraNL
i WANTED TO BUY DIAMOND Mut be
uergs'n. ite tlze and be t cash price
Wr-ic ii '40. Herald.
I .T . . .. . 7 "
IW VNTED i ierL or bu a rot hdrau-
IK well Crillln- outfit. AddrVsi C N Ha-
I gins Serrosa. Arii.
RELICS WANTED cold, silver,
wood of any tlescriptioe Any
Dzvis. 207 San Fraaciaco St.
metal aro
old coirs.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for second hand
lurnlture. stotes. clothing, books aad junk.
cme Second Hand Store. (IV iSan Antonio
SL Phone 42S.
! pcr R.at Apartments Furniihcd.
HRMSHEI) APT.. STS Phone 5J4C.
i
FOIK ROOMS and priate bath. Ph. Z:i.
UK H'lTTE APTS. 5 rooms furnished, pn
it btti. 11 one 11 Si)
' HOl-iEKEEPING APTS.
! Te-...
and rooma
I
jKKMSIKI) - rooms with sleeping porch.
Uouievard.
' FOl R ROOM
F-an! In
APT..
4 Vppiy lie E.
1 HIGH" IN TOWN
Court H.- i-c block.
X.se furnished ap.
l'l RNISHKD AITS, steam heat, private
bath tine walking distance. Phone 5715
FOR RENT Newly furnished apts.. steam
healed. 129S X. Oregon.
KKY DRMRABLE. close In. best and hot
i water scr ice . ideal for business women.
I phone 2517 mornings or after ( p. m.
aa .ii-.tiuaaj 15 Finest la EI Paso.
one ,cJi:. steam heat. Janitor service. '
1 IIAN1MWIM3LY FURNISHED PARTMBNT
.-"'l'"' tenants only, refer-nees. Phone
"-
IkTlKK l'l
OOK
private home, irood
Ixona. Phone 7c7
nclahborhood. 14M Arizona.
Call SaturdH or Snnday or after
other d-zys Races to destrablef.
4 PL BL
1ST. HBT.IS APARTMENTS.
Slnsrle aprrtmeatJ. furnished, steam heat,
Janitor rer ice 5 blocks from business cen
ter. boljtely modern. 4wt E. Missouri.
ro-nei nf Kansas
ForRePt-ApartaeaU Unfaraisned.
fur hstvti -. .., . J."
. -- - - .vw .s isuivsit, BVPSJeU SUCVIT-
inc porch. Phone 9S4
roK RENT t nfunrlshed pt .
rouri Phone JJJT J.
317 W. Mia.
TWO
Dfrt-
ROOM unfurnished apt. with kltch- t
bath Jarre aleeplnr pocxh and steam i
AppU H RSt-cns or phone S;4 j
bat,!
j - For Rent Houses Fwaislied.
FOR RENT b; the month or leae. S room
farnlshed house Datii Bro- 199 Texas
EIGHT
ROOU rtc-elj fcriil.he.: houe Tx.th
1 "t. CI- 0 oion h i'hot.e 3c35.
For Rent Houses Unfarnished.
FOR HBNT ( room house, on ro--i - S29
month. EL S. Peaeebaker. Phone J .11
FOR KENT e r-, -n bungalow on r r-ier
good repair 1539 vc ng St. R'-t L'
J7I9
FOR RENT room home with bat i
Mills 8t auto from Southwestern st-op
Phoa Whlttaker 51.
'FOR RENT Modern 5 room brick uttjs
near Southwestern shops. S29 per mrnrh
rrlta fin, i rlt fa.
or I ;tj rnt Nat'L Bank Bldg Phor.. 8)3
'
For Rent Hoatekeeplnj Rooms
I Fanasaed.
HOfSEKEEPINC ROOMS 14 X El Pj-
TTrlO large front housekeeping rooiii. r
sick. 1295 San Antonio Phone 564S I
FR RENT T
furnished houe .eep - .
xoonia 1913 N
N K'orence Phone U4i
THREE
keeping.
furnishf! rooms for light houe
Phone Sl
TWO LIGHT . u.i housekeeping
modern, llu. X Stanton.
FOR RENT Two light housekeeping
Phono 55SS W.
TITO LARGE
995 N. Stanton.
clean housekeeping roo-
FOK RENT Contenient hous' p
rooms. 797 Texas St
MHOISEKEETINO SUITES (15 's
bell
I ixe OR TWO TRONT 1 gbt house- .
I rooms close In call -oM w. or ,1 Pj.
FOR RENT Housekeeping
1 Phone SI 29 W
, ONE FRONT light housekeesinr room
i j
. Santa ire.
FOR RENT 3 loe'y rooms furnish-i
light housekeeping, nice porch; all m.i.
1J30 Wyoming
FOR RENT Tro nice large housek-T
rooms -Alth large sleeping porch. SIT ,j p
month. S14 S- Virginia
i TH O ROOMS for light housekeeping i
, suitable for two young men: rcaaonab E
1 1104 N Florence. Phono 2J1L
For Rent Hossekeeping Rooms
Uninrnkhed.
TWO
light
famished or
anfurnisheti roo-ns
1S321T San Alton
For Rent Rooms FonuiLed.
FtRNIgnBD ROOMS Court House B
FRONT furnished room. 1911 N. El Paso,
t A LARGE nicely furnished room, rea-fon-.
tbl7 Phono S122 J
! DELM.tR ROOMS 117 N. Stanton, rag
, ter. free baths. 50c SI day? S2.59 up w,.
1 FTRNIsHED ROOM, nesr home. Ph --
' J after
p m
i FOR
fami':
H1TNT Ecdroom arl
. 512 N Stantor PI
NICELY furn shed
! N" Oreg-w
room and garage
i "EAI TIFTIXY furnished front room a -
ing distance no sick 1.19 L El Paso
L.-LRCE. nicely furnished front room bat'
connecting, private entrance.. Ph. 4to ,
l FRONT BEDROOM with prtvsts entranc
adjoining bath no other roomera Ph. 53s
I NICELY furnished front room on Montana
' neam heat. Phone Si 27.
COMFORTABLE ROOMS for employed '.i
Ules. private family Phone 3S-9L
NICELY furnished
.outh loltec club.
front room, "
112S a Ochoa.
NICELY furnt-hed rooms, private hom ' -
l roomers or light housekeeping. Ph T05
FOR RENT Sleeping porch, all modern
t oa eniextces. SS per month. Phone 4281
FIRNISHED R4MM. connecting bath, f -gentleman.
911 X Stanton.
FURNISHED BOOM for
rate. 415 Cpoon.
rent, reasons u 4
I FOR RENT Furnished room with bath.
Roosevelt Ave. Phone SSSO
-
guex2-c"
gentiemea. c
Farnlshed room for 1 or 2
close in. no si k. Phoae 5134 J
BEDROOM Steam heat and bath.
42 Xo. 4 Lucerne Apts
I , IjnM, lv .. a,,,,.fc,"
aith fa
naee heat for renA Phone 472S.
I
: ONE
fa -a,
NICELY furnished
Phone. 3197.
room la p-ivs
YOUNG MAX vould like a iiiinniiis nwi
rate price aad close in. Phoa. 384.
i r.pvn miiv . ...n ii,n f.t . .
I GENTLEMAN ctMnug modern front room o-
, Stressing porch in new home pfeone 2176 TV
1 NICJ V furnished room, lt)
iron, plaza eery comenieo
momh. Phone i4l.
mteutea a
re; J1139 p-
K SUNT Kumlihed bedraom with sle-f
' '" porcn. if m.naies wwi 10 ion n
ovuieiosu r uuuis .j)i.
BRl BESIKARLE ROOM for lady -tra-
leal bath: close in on street car line, r
crences required. Phone 1459.
FOR RENT One nicely farnlshed 7r
' room for lady or gentleman, ill E. M
von.
4.L.SSKD-1N sleeping porch, twraishfd
bedrooTu. suitable for young lady; boaru
1 !.- ed Phone (454
1ARGE FRONT ROOM, park exposure
eds and bath sui'able for 2 er 4 gen
men. II N El Paso S- Pbsae (7:T
KXCKITfONALLY crean
more per ons rea-omhie
i .-f.rer.,-. phoire --n
; "'""', rnone -n
for one
private entran
tvR RENT Furnished
roont la pr
Phone 9'i
i fj.ni ;
separate cnlranc-
1215 ilcTUe
For Rest Rooess Unrnrnisbed.
FOR RENT Two
Mil Brown.
nice unfuraished roois
For Rent RooiBS and Board.
' FOR I'ENT-Rooro
with firatclmsa boar
Pht.-ie 1ZZ
RMJ. HOARU end -Jf-Tim; porch for
ilscrnt. Photic S34J
SELECT ROAKB and rooms.
, ton. I bone 51a W
1915 X Stan-
, iaiAKI)
1 :- c f.
UNO KOOM s ctly
Lsary 235 t aiiourl.
first, i -Ph.
tcs
1 JOHNSON HOiNk ,lr..nc room opened i a
der n v nraxcagcaient Boarders wantec
FIR.STC LA!, room a-1 lwrd with sleepn j
i porcres. 1097 Montana. Phone 5194
! NEAL-S. StS MBSA Phone S417.
1 init!y uptodate faole flrstclasa.
ROOMS AND BOARB.
Both exceptionally
(94 N. Oregon.
For Rent Stores and Offices.
LIGHT. AIRY OFFICES for rest in He
Bid; ' R BT- room for pnWic sie.i
pb"r. nr3t National Bam. bsdldin
o 47 Herald.
For KchL
HWE MHH PASTrRE for few heart
ur hor-f-i Phone S93 J r.
I'OK RUNT itht.'jt cpi on one of
t er tnwi btuine locations in the t. -
I1 inter"tel ts-ite to box s7 ith pa- u
n to hat kin J uf luin. eu wUh it
FOK RENT.
49- San FrancH.o b. - or-room ?
3i Mrtte A ftore-i om 10
OoacUiK C. trouell cesey.
0t ii)i Bui .1it
For Sale Dogs.
lKi:illLt PIPM f. r -.1 25 rhan;
In the pedigree Phone 4557 1820 M c
For Sale Vesrkks.
FOl K TOP
WAGONS
Ucr'a.id
incl horse t tr -
VII -10 L.

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