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EL PASO HERALD
2 A
DTEBD TO SKIP
OCTOBER COURT
Court Fund Is Exhausted
and All Cases Will Go
Over to Spring.
I'M.nrdo. N. M, Oct 2. There will
"- iclober term of the district court
"" i n. ro county this year. This la the
. -inn of K. L- Medler, presiding judge
- t o district. This decision is due to
-v' "hc' that the county is without ade-'--it
funds to hold a term of court.
r than to a lark of business to
ji --ir-' At the beginning of Septem
v - th court fund contained only
a' i at SViOO. and the Porter case, which
.intly concluded at Las Cruces,
hi ig: b. en earn d there on the state's
- T for a chinere of venue, cost
- th-n S30t"i There are now in the
lail six prisoners who have been
r- ri oer to the grand jury and are
' to make bond, while a seventh
s rder lnditmnt for murder and
ifl without bond It is thought
c -v likely that funds enough will have
ai i rTied in the court fund to hold a
--n- next April The trial of Turner
TT Smith, under 20-odd indictments
;rr 'ns out of the failure of the First
S'"t bank at I-a Cruces, has been
t-- inferred to Otero county, under mo
tiri for a change of venue. This case
v M be tried here next April, M is e
tLcs ed
w Hank Orcnnlreil.
pplieation ha? been made to the
'"racury department for a charter for
the People's National bank, which the
rft tioners are making an effort to
era' "nh in Alamoeordo The capital
s vn will be S25.00n and the petltion-c-
are as follows B. F. Fear
nr "L. R Hughes. G J "Wolfinser.
TT H Reber and W O Oldham. The
"F -st National bank, which had been in j
bis ress about 14 years, was liquidated
and meTged with the Alamo State bank
o-'t a few months ago The reason
g.ven by the owners at the time of con
solidating the two hanks was that there
s 'not enough business in Alamogordo
f enable two banks to earn dividends.
fTiTis B Agutlar. probate Judge, held
a special session of court yesterday to
snpnint an administrator for the estate
cr Gr erory Simnacher, who died on his
ranch, near Tularosa. not long ago.
S Tnacher left an estate estimated to
be worth about S5000 Two etitrons
were before the court, one for the ap
pointment of father Lucien Migreon. the
otbr for Dr I. X "Woodman, as admin-"st"-aton
The court compromised be
tween the two requests by appointing
V "am Sundby His bond as admln-lst-ator
was fixed at J2000.
Collecting Mineral DIsplnj-.
to Tlnklepaugh, secretary of the
AlTrnzordo commercial club and spe
c a commissioner in charge of the
Otero county exhibit wieh will be sent
to the state fair at Albuquerque, has
jrone to Orogrande to make a repre
ss; itve collection of minerals.
Charles P- Downs, assistant district
attorney, has left for his headquarters,
aftfr a short business visit in Alamo-g-i-do
J "W Pennington has bought the X
Hill residence, on Maryland avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh streets. The'
coridcration has not been mSde public.
V-. Randolph R. Pratt and Miss Eva
Touts- Zolher, of the New Mexico insti
tute for the blind, have returned to
Alamogordo from a visit in El Paso.
HUE if DH
HE LIVESTOCK IS BJ
Blooded Cows Are Bought i Gov. McDonald, Senators Ca
by San Miguel and Cham- tron and Fall and El Paso-
bermo Farmers. ans Guests on Last Day.
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G SUCCESS
Tjl Mesa. N. JL. Oct. 2. H. R. Han-
num. of San Miguel community, has
Just received a herd of 20 fine blooded
Holstem cows ana a duil. ineee ani
mals came from Iowa and through in
fine shape.
W. O. McNary, of the Chamberino
community brought down from Las
Cruces a small" herd of fine milk cows,
which he bought from one of the sev
eral car loads of blooded cattle recently
shipped to that pojnt from Wisconsin
and Minnesota.
Interested and progressive farmers
who met at the house of W. O McNary.
in the Chamberino community discussed
and formed preliminary organization
for the handling dairy products from
this portion of the valley. The name
Rueeested for the organization is the
West Side Dairy association. Quite a
number present have small herds of
blooded milk cows and hope tb add to
tnem as an outlet for their products be
comes more apparent. There were some
propositions from SI Paso to take all
the milk produced at a good market
price and also propositions to deliver
the miiK at a given point in eu rwo uy
several truck owners as well as an of
fer to sell the association a truck for
its own operation. Nothing definite
was done regarding these several
propositions and the members ad
journed for another meeting at the
same place on Saturday evening, Oct.
9. Mr and Mrs. McNary extended their
usual hospitality and opened their
home for this cause. Among those pres
ent from this community were: J. D.
Potter, A. P." Williams. J. J- Cochran. H.
R. Hannum and Lee Harlan.
Fair Attracts Many.
The Dona Ana county fair and the
district court in session In Las Cruces
claimed many of our citizens for a visit
to the county seat this week. The
school board, too. got "good" to the
teachers and children and gave them
Friday "a day off to go to the fair.
Dr. E. K. McNeil, of La Mesa. was-In
El Paso this week on business
Mrs. R. T. HeweU. of La Mesa, was a
business visitor in El Paso.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams, of La Mesa,
motored into El Paso Friday, returning
the same evening.
Miss Lois Parker and Miss Pearl Lile.
of the La Mesa school were visitors In
Las Cruces, visiting the.falr.
Miss Mary Morle took advantage of
the school holiday and went to El Paso
for a week end visit to friends.
The La Mesa community escaped the
big hail storm which was very ae
structive in other valley communities.
ARIZONANS MUST HAVE
HUNTING LICENSES -READY
rhoemx, Arix., Oct. 2. Instructions
t- arrest all hunters unable to pro
uuce Icenses have been issued to his
rui5 bv state game warden . M.
Vll-ird The law require the arrest
hunters who have not their licenses
i thp-r pockete. even though they
i e licenses which they inadvertently
1-ft at home Heretofore, however, the
' v has not been rigidly enforced.
Forge tfu In ess is no longer to be ac
ttjted ai an excuse.
MRS. WILLIAM H. TIPTON
NAMED PUBLICITY AGENT
Santa Fe. N. M, Oct. 2. Mrs. Will
iam H. Tipton has been apopinted state
publicity agent to compile and dis
tribute stories about New Mexico's
resources throughout the country. The
appointment was made by state land
commisioner Robert P. Ervien.
The publicity department will bo
supported by a three percent levy on
the revenues derived from the sale and
tease of public lands. United States
district attorney Summers tJurkhart
has filed an appeal from the decision
of the supreme court which declared
that the use of the three percent was
legal.
ROSWBLL BBVTVAI CLOSES.
Roswell, N. M, Oct . Rev. Bills
Smith, pastor of the Methodist oJtrrch
of this city, has Just closed a revival
with Rev. Frank M. XeaL of AmariUo.
conference evangelist for the nortawest
Texas conference. There were more
than a hundred conversions and 75
additions to the church. Ira Huckabeev
of Mineral Wells, led the singing. A
free-will offering of $450 was made
Mr. Neal and Mr. Huckabee.
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Las Cruces. N. M.. Oct 2. The Dona
Ana county fair closed to day with a
large attendance. Today was El Paso
and governor's day. the guests of honor
being Gov. W. C. McDonald, senator A.
B. Fall and senator Thomas Catron.
The concerts given by the sixth Infan
try U. S. A. band were hichly enjoyed.
The afternoon sports consisted of the
football game between the El Paso
High school and the A. and M. college.
( "bronco busting? and and burro roping.
iTize AiTarun Toniciiu
The fair grounds will be open this
evening when the prizes in the sports
will be delivered from the superintend
ent's office. A minstrel show is exhibit
ing on the grounds at night.
Dos Parade Unique.
The attendance vesterdav was large.
The dog, bicycle and pony parades
were very fine. The dog parade was a
howling success.. There were about 5a
children in the parade and about 75
dogs. Many of the dogs were dressed
as children, others were hauled in
beautifully decorated carriages or car
ried by children. This parade was
probably one of the most successful of
its kind ever pulled off in the south
west. In the pony race there were 1
boys and girls. The children represent
ed different personages as -they rode
their steeds around the ring. The bi
cycle parade had IS children in it.
Santa Claus. George Washington and
Uncle Sam and other personages were
represented. ,
The baseball game between the sec
ond team of the college and the Las
Cruces high school resulted in a vic
tory for the college.
Better Rabin Contest.
An interesting feature of the fore
noon was the Better Babies contest Dr.
R. E. McDride made an address and the
diplomas were delivered by Mrs. B. T.
Link and Mrs. George Frenger. The
best baby in class three was declared
to be Vivian Hess. The best In class
two was declared to be Margarita Geek.
The best in class one was declared to
"be John BirdwelL jr.
woman to Make Address.
At the Presbyterian church on Sun
day morning. Mrs. J. IV. Aldredae. of
Oakland. Cal.. will deliver an address.
In the evening the Christian Endeavor
win convene at 7 oelock.
To Be Farewell Sermon.
At the Methodist church on Sunday
morning. Rev. C. K. Camobell will
preach on "A Pastor's Cbronation." and
In the evening on "Unrealized Onnortu-
nities." This will be a union service, as
it will be the last sermon Rev. Mr.
Campbell will preach before going to
conference and will be transferred.
He has been pastor here four years. No
preahcing services will be held in the
Baptist and Presbyterian churhces on
Sunday night
Special Program.
The Baptist Sunday school will render
a special program of music, recitations
and drills Sunday morning. The sub
ject of ReT. H. F. Vermillion's sermon
will be "Go Forward." The young peo
ple will meet at 7 p. m-
Deata of Baby.
Alice Elizabeth, the Infant daughter
o ZMr. and Mrs. Irvin Toast, died Thurs
day and was burled Friday. Interment
was made In the Odd Fellows' ceme
tery. Y
Miss Katberine Kilgore and stater,
from Rlncon. are here. They are meats
f Mrs. II. F. Vermillion wMle attend
ing the fair.
Mlu Ross and the Misses Schumaker.
of Rody, are guests of Mrs. H. F. Ver
million. Injured When Tire Blows Ont.
A. B. Cox was injured -when the tire
of his auto blew out and a piece of it
struck him over the eye, inflicting a
bad cut
Injured In Race.
Hal Cox had his left leg injured In a
running race at the fair on Thursday.
TEMPE OOTTOX flIX HAS
STARTED THE SEASON'S RUN
Terape, Ariz.. Oct X. The season's ran tu
begun at the Tempe cotton gin. and the gfn
will be In continnona operation for the next
three or four months. From four to five
hales a day arc now being ginned, and the
farmers are delivering cotton at a faster
rate than that. .Salt river valley Egyptian
cotton is xs selling for 1!4 cents a pound
at the gin.
Special Bates to Iloswell Fair.
The Roswell-Alamogordo Passenger
& Express Line will make a special
round trip rate over their lines from
Alamogordo to Roswell and return of
$15 00 during the week of the Fair,
which Is October 4th to 9th. Automo
biles leave Alamogordo at 7 -M a. m,
returning leaving Roswell at 7:ot a. m,
connecting at Alamogordo with Kl Paso
train arriving at El Paso at 7:00 p. m
Write to either Alamogordo or Roswell
for reservations. Advertisement
A dollar saved by DUylng goods pro
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbor's birds.
Claim Opinion Damaged
Their Reputation; As
Rehearing For Villalobo
Phoenix. Ariz., Oct z. Arizona has
acquired a reputation for unique legal
procedure in connection witli the at
tempts to save the necks of the men
condemned to die at the state peniten
tiary, but competent attorneys say that
the ultimate limit has been reached In
the filing of an application for a re
hearing of the Ramon Villalobo case.
The motion has been filed by Stephen
H. Abbey and G. M. Allen, of Florence,
present attorneys for Villalobo. The
principal ground advanced for asking a
rehearing is that the reputations of
the attorneys were damaged by the de
cision of the supreme court refusing
their application for a new trial.
Villalobo was convicted of murder
and sentenced. His attorney at that
time was John P. Conmy. The statute
allowed 0 days for the filing of an ap
peal Five months after that time had
expired. Abbey and Allen, acting for
Villalobo. filed an appeal. In dismiss
ing the appeal the supreme court used
the word "frivolous," and the opinion
was framed in sharp language through
out. Subsequently Villalobo was re
sentenced to hang December 10.
In their motion for a rehearing Abbey
and Allen claim that as thev were not
the attorneys who neglected' to file the
appeal within the statutory time, the
pointed remarks of the court did them
an injustice. They ask that the case be
considered on its merits.
WATER CONDITIONS,
EIO GRANDE PROJECT
Height of
Water Behind Contents
Dam 6 a. m Acre Ft
ADD WEATHER
Elephant Butte reservoir St 09 375.1:
Decrease, In It hours 0 11 1.SJS
Flow of river at San MarcJal 410 second ft
Plow from reservoir 700 second ft
For Irrigation, Leasbnrg canal 7 second ft
For Irrigation. Franklin caaal 0 second ft
For Irrigation.
Three 8ahts ditch ISO second ft
Date. Oct 1. HIS.
EIGHTH CAVALRY BAND TO
PLAY SOLDIERS' CHORUS
The Eighth cavalry band will play a
concert at Fort Bliss Sunday night at
7:M oelock on the parade ground at
the post The program will be directed
by Rocco Resta and will consist of the
following selections:
March, "Lineup." Reed.
Overture, "Hunyady Laslo," ErkeL
Paraphrase. "Massa's in the Cold,
Cold Ground," Clappe.
Selection, "La Bobeme," PuccinL
Waltz, "Gypsy Love." Lehar.
Medley overture, "Bits of Remicks
Hits," Lamp.
For the closing number of every pro
gram it is the custom of the Eighth
cavalry band to play the regimental
march, "The Soldier's Chorus," from
"Ermlnie." instead of the "Star Span
gled Banner."
Automobiles are requested not to
start their engines until after the com
pletion of this march.
TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS
-i he runri.E XIGIIT" at BIJOU.
Florence Rockwell, the former Klaw
& Erlanger star, will be seen at the Bi
jou today in a society drama. "The Pur
ple Night" Miss Rockwell's first ap
pearance on the screen, supported by
an all-star cast of Broadway stars.
To suit the purposes of the plot in
interior set of an Inventor's laboratory,
handsomely furnished and full of scien
tific Instruments and glassware, was
exploded to smithereens. The scene is
a masterpiece in realism.
This will be shown today only, at
regular prices.
Tomorrow. Sunday, the Bijou will
show the best bill in town A Vita
griph drama, featuring the Vltagraph
star Gladden James: an Edison comedy
that Is full of fun and the ever-popular
Dreamy Dud" in a cartoon comedy.
Advertisement
Surgeons Find Phoenix ,
Girl Has Three Distinct
Vermiform Appendices
Phoenix Arix, Oct 2. When three
local surgeons operated on Miss Blanche
Vales, for appendicitis, they discovered
that she had three vermiform appen
dices Instead of the usual one. This is
something unprecedented In the annals
of surgery. The main organ, at the
end of the caecum, was 10 inches long
instead of the customary three. The i
other two, much shorter, were attached I
to the large intestine, above the first '
at Intervals of two inches. 1
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PLAINVIEW SUPPLIES THREE
COUNTIES WITH ELECTRICITY
Plalnriew, Texas, Oct i. Electric
power and electric lights are now be-
ini, uinnllaJ tn T nkknb ,bi1 ljuknV
M !-... , . mi . 1
light currents are supplied by the Ma-
tone ugnt & ice company. The luo
bock plant Is owned b ythe Malone com
pany and will be used as an emergency
nnit.
Two other towns. Hale Center and i
Abernathy. are to be supplied from j
PlaJnvlew as soon as they are wired for
the service. Plainview is now supply- j
Ing the principal towns of three coun-
ties. Hale. Floyd and Lubbock, with
electric current
SAYS CHINAMAN SOLD HIM
"DOPED" WHISKEY; GETS EVEN
Prescott Ariz., Oct I. In order to
get even with Wan. a Chinaman, for
selling him what he .claims was "doped"
whisky. W. p. How gave the local au
thorities evidence which has resulted
in the arrest of a Chinaman on a
charge of violating the prohibition law.
The officers believe that they have un
covered an elaborate system which In
cluded the importation of liquor from
China and its forwarding to Prescott
by a Chinaman in San Francisco.
How saya that since January 1 he
has bought 10 bottles of Chinese whis
ky from the Chinaman at Jl.W a bottle.
He produced a cancelled check which,
be says, he gave in exchange for three
of the bottles. On September 20 he
says he bought .two glasses of whisky
at Wah's store, and they made htm so
siek that he decided to use the law to
get even.
Wah's place was raided by sheriff Joe
Toung and four cases of whisky were
discovered.
MAX FIG.MAX TODAY.
The Unique presents today and to
morrow the popular Max Figman and
Lois Meredith In "My Best Girl." a I
comedy drama in live delightful parts,
fiom the play by Channing Pollock
and Retinoid Wolf. "My Best Girl" is
the kind at entertainment that Is now
packing the large theaters of the east !
ana tne Kind of entertainment that will
cause you to wish for more. It is a
picture, for the masses and one that
wili please everyone Soeclal orches
tra music will be rendered for this pro- j
acuoB Deiween tne nours or ::se and
5:38 p. m. and 7:30 and J0:M p. m. Ad
mission Is 25 cents. Adv.
ARIZONANS WIN PRIZES
AT SOIL PRODUCTS SHOW
Phoenix. Ariz., Oct 2. Arizona
gained wide recognition at the Inter
national Soils Products exposition in '
uenver. Koad Willis, of snowiiaae.
Navajo county, won a prise medal blue
ribbon and sweepstakes prize with a
bushel of soft wheat and was also
awarded a straw spreader valued at
$100. First prize on soft winter wheat
was taken by the exhibit from the Saca
ton Indian reservation. Many ribbons
were won by the fruit from aYvapai.
Maricopa, Coconino and Navajo coun
ties, Yavapai making a specially good
showing.
FIVE CORPORATIONS ARE
- SUSPENDED BY COMMISSION
Santa Fe, N. Mm Oct 2. Five corpor
ations were suspended today by tne
state corporation commission for failure
to file their statements. They were the
Dexter Water Supply company; Ken
tucky Copper company, of Roswell;
King and Queen Copper, company, Ros
well. Tucumcari Iron company. Empire
Copper company, Santa Rita.
The corporation commission has paid
the state treasurer $780.50 corporation
fees and 65 insurance feea.
ALIIAMBRA.
"The Little Dutch Girl." advertised
for today's showing at the Alhambra.
failed to arrive and another program
will have to be substituted. "The
Little Dutch Girt" will probably arrive
In time for tomorrow's snowing. Adv
FORMER LAS CRUCES 3IAN
GOES TO SOLDIER'S HOME
Santa Fe. N. M-. Oct 2. William H.
Sloan, for many years a teacher at Las
Cruces and then at the State college,
and who went from New Mexico to
Washington, D. C to edit a Catholic
publication, has entered the Soldiers'
home at Leavenworth, Kas.
DOUGLAS CITIZENS GIVE
PRESENT TO COL GUILFOYLE '
Douglas. Ariz., Oct 2. A committee '
or. Douglas business men paid inoute
to the popularity of CoL J. F. Guil
foyle, who Is leaving command of the
Ninth cavalry here to take command
of the Fourth cavalry at Honolulu.
T H The committee presented Col
Guilfoyle with a handsome sealskin
traveling bag. CoL .Gullfovle has been
here three vears. lie will lesv within r
a few days. The officers of the .Ninth
cavalry recently gave a dinner m
honor of CoL and Mrs. Uuiiroyle.
HUNT SAYS HE HEARS M0YER
WILL GET OUT OF CLIFTON
Phoenix. Ariz., Oct 2. Governor
George W. Hunt, who has returned
from Clifton, said he was advised that
Chas. H Moyer. president of the V est
ern Federation of Miners, would leave
the Clifton district and also that .the
mining companies had announced mat
they would consider noproposition In
settlement as long as "Western feder
ation Influence Prevailed."
WILLC0X BANK TO BE
REOPENED NEXT WEEK
Phoenix. Ariz., Oct I. It Is now ex
pected that the Sulphur Springs valley
bank at Wllicox, closed some time ago
by the state banking department will
be reopened next week. Negotiations
for Its transfer to the interests behind
the Central bank of Phoenix have been
practically completed.
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CLOSING OK CHANDLER FLANT '
Chandler. Aria. Oct. X. Because of lack
of straw, the Caandler broom factory must
close for the season within a few weeks
More orde.s than can poeMbly be filled are
on hand. The average prodnctlos is 45 doz
en brooms a week and over 39 doxes hae
been shipped this season
Registered Holsteln rteaian
Bulls of teaurpassed breeding:
from cows that produce over
:0.0VO pound of Milk a year
The greatest bull of the breed
was Sarcastic Lad No. S3971. the
sire of Colon fca 4th' a Jonanna,
former wold'a champion cow,
1247.8S pounds utter from 27.4JJ
pounds of Mill in a year ana
grandslre of Fthderne Hollnser
Fayne the 1 year old iloistein
cow that becaaH queen of tne
dairy world early this year only
to be dethroned bi her sister
Finderne Pride Johanna Hue
with the enormous record of
1470.59 sounds butter from
28.403.7 pounds Milk. This old
bull is now the sire r grandslre
of 3 world's champlo. cows The
only bull of any breed that ever
was.
Our cattle are descended direct
from Sarcastic Lad. We bought
his great son Watson Ranch Jo
hanna Lad In October. 1304. ana
the wonderful productivity or
our cows Is due to his blood and
that of his sons.
If yoa want the greatest Bolls in
the world we have them.
You can see their sires and dams.
The only way to get good caws
is to raise them. Our Bulls will
convert a scrub herd Into mort
gage lifters. Every bull tubercu
lin tested. Come and see them.
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M. H mil Pi20' used in this honse from
j lil 1 Paso Piano Co.
H Ull Fashion Show of 'Millinery from
H III the White Hocse.
I I SEATS AT RYAPTS
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IIU Next Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
liffl aBi Wednesday
I The Man From Mexico
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6:30 P.M.
7:45 P. M
9:00 P. M.
10: 15 P. XL
ANCHOR rfA
Tbla U the first time
the Anchor Bootless
Ilate has been offered
for lesa than $tUM
All extractions and op
erations laifileft.
MADE IN ONE DAT
These plates will fit,
ANY rnoath. Theuftand
are made la erery Iarce
city dailr by the New
Sjfttem only.
Yonr month Is adapted
to It. i
IXLL SET OE
TEETH $7-30 UP
GOLD AND SILVER
FILLINGS 1.09 CT
NOTE We are not competlnr with cheap advertising dentfot. bet with Ethical men
at one-half their prices.
NEW SYSTEM DENTAL PARLORS.
COM) CROWNS.
M-KARAT $3.00
REAL r.VTSLESS
EXTRACTIONS SOc
Cor. Bl rao. San Antonio St.. In OLD
Actom the street from cntranee to Hotel
nt National Bank bsHdinf.
Del Norte.
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We solicit comparison. Your inspection is cordially
Invited.
Thornton-McKeel Shoe Co.
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22 1 San Antonio St.
Merely Taking Your
Measure Does Not Mean
Tailor-Made Clothes
'Any one can lake the measure
ments for a Suit but it tales ah ex
pert cutter and master tailor to
execute these measurements in such
a manner as to produce a proper
fitting garment.
Another essential to Tailor made
Clothes is the FITTING, by haw
ing your clothes made by us all
risk is eliminated. Our clothes are
made in our own premises right
here in El Paso.
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Cits National Bank Building.
Second Floor.
Crawford
Th
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L. R. McCHntock, Mgr.
The Albert Taylor company will
gyre free to the most popular
yonng lady in El Paso on Christ
mas day, a 5-passenger touring
car. Particulars will he an
nounced from stage. Car will
be on exhibition in lobby of the
ater soon.
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SWEET PEAS
LAWNGRASS
Blue Graw, "White Clover and 11 je
Grass,
l'lnnt NOW for Best Remits.
For Fresh Seeds, at the
El Paso Seed Co.
. I'bone
510 San Antonio St.
8. Opposite Court Hoase.
AUTOS FOR HIRE
All tJood 7-Paascnger Cars
Kate, S! Per Hour
Phone 509-510
AUTO LIVERY CO.
City Hall Stand - 418 San Astasia