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EL PASO HERALD
TTeelc-End Edition, October 2-3, 1915.
7 A
101 Bill TERRACE HIES;
HEN 11 IS GRil ma
Mayor Tom Lea's New $8000 Home Almost Completed;
R. C. Walshe to Build Residence on Nevada; Karl
Hanselman Erecting $9000 Home on Montana;
Many Home Sales in Manhattan Heights.
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ME building continues In Rlch-
r-ond Terrace and In Golden Hill,
where many new homes are being
e-e .e3 Will K. Marr"s home In Rich
roorj Terrace, a six room bungalow Is
a T nearing completion and will
st $" Stafford Campbell is also
. n home built In Richmond Ter
un Bliss road, which will cost
-n,ri vill R. Winch's house is now in
c ip of construction on Bliss road
,-il will le a six room bungalow and
w II cost JfioOO when completed. Richard
nsn i haing plans made for his
t i in home in Richmond Terrace, on
r 83 road and has arranged to have it
'corapl tel this falL The home of W. J.
ilorar i r Richmond Terrace, is nearing
c- rpi. tion and -will cost 800. & J.
"ieafi'ld. of the International Brick
c-anp-iin, is expecting to occupy his
J'2 two home In the same addition with
in a i mnth.
In Golden Hill R- C "Walshe has
bough two lots on Nevada street, be
tween Newman and Austin streets from
' Jmes I SCarr company and will
tuila a $6000 residence there. Mayor
T ra Lea s new t8M residence on Ke
ida street in Golden Hill, is Hearing
completion and will be occupied or the
jnaxor and his family this fall.
J. I- Mnrr & Co. Sales.
other sa'es made by James Ij. Marr
ani compan during the "week are
,o e-nment Hill company to C M.
. Aitt-nr lots 1, 11 and 12. block 5fl,
&r v i nment HIH addition, $00.
Natiois Packing company to Jose
Gf ez, lot No 9, block No. 4, Mlraflor
addition. S325
Nations Packing company to Pedro
Juarez, lot 31, block S, Miraflor addi
tion $325
Govt rnrrent Hill company to Castulo
Ba.a. lots 29 and 10. block No. 4S,
Go eramept Hill addition. S400.
Goi crnment Hill company to Domingo
"Velasiuez, lots 23 and S4, block No. 4S,
Gncrrraent Hill addition, $400.
Tam-s I Marr and company to Creel
& philtips, tne room bungalow, part of
lot"! 6 and T block 80, East Bl Paso ad
dition, 13200
Mirtinez. Austin & Marr to E. H.
Roger lot 1 and lot 20. in block 19.
Alhambra Heights addition No. 1. J500.
Mountainside Real Estate company.
Golden Hill, toRC Walsch, lots S and
". block SS. Franklin Heights.
Government Hill company" to Staf
ford Campaell. lots 12. 13 and 14. in
" lock No ' Richmond Terrace. S14O0.
I Richard insa to Government mil com.
jieiit lot No 1. block No. 10, Mundy
Hehrhts addition 5420.
Richmond Ainsa. to A. Vallecarap, lot
No 16, and the west one-half of lot
No IT block 52, Government Hill addi
tion, S150
Go ernment Hill company to Richard
Aina, lots Nos. 8. 9. 10, 11. 12. 13 and
""4. in block No. 8, Richmond Terrace,
$60"0
)ew Montana Street Residence
T M. Mavfield of the Mayfield Build
ing i. Improvement company, says that
Justness In the building line has not
been better In El Pascat any time dar
ing the last three years.
Among the Jobs recently started by
this company is a two story and base
ment brick residence in the 280 block
on Montana street for Karl Hanselnmnn
at a cost of $900 for the house and
ground
The company is building for nale In
the 2400 block on Montana street, a
two story brick residence with base
ment and heating plant at a cost of
56000 The brick work is completed on
this Job and the entire building will
be completed, within 60 days.
A two story brick residence Is being
built bv the company on Cincinnati
Etrett, Kern Place addition. This resi
dence -will cost $6000.
"New Home for Mnrehlson.
"Work has Just been started on a six
room basement pebble dashed bunga
low for F M. Murchison. manager of
the Texas Bank & Trust company, on
Cincinnati street. Kern Place addition.
This bungalow will be one of the most
uptodate in the city and will cost when
completed $7000
Plans are now being drawn for several
residences to be started within the next
-week y the Mavfield company.
A four room brick residence is being
completed bv the company at 2618 Rio
Grande street at a cost of $2000. In the
came block the same company Is bund
ing a six room brick bungalow at a
cost of $2S00 The same company has
Just finished for sale at 20J Montana, a
five room brick bungalow with base
ment and heating plant and two sir
room bungalows at 2704 and 2708 Mon
tana street, at a cost of $3800 each.
Moved Imo err Home.
C H Rhodes, claim agent for the
Southern Pacific railroad, has just
moved into his home at 3108 Bliss street
completed at a cost of $5009 by the May
field Building and Improvement com
pany two etory brick residence for Lee
H. Orndorff. president of the Texas
Bank & Trust company, located on Cin
cinnati street in Kern Place addition,
the total cost of which is approximate
ly $13 000, has Just been completed by
the Mavfield company, and Mr. Orndorff
moved in this week.
A two story brick apartment building
has Just been completed by the Mayfield
company in the 1500 block, on Upson
avenue, for H F McKinney, of the Rio
Grange Realtv company Mr McKinney
rented the entire building before it was
finished. This cost over $9090.
Judge Calloway's New Home.
A two etory and basement residence
for Judge C L. Calloway on Cincinnati
street, in Kern Place addition, is now
nearing completion. This residence will
cost approximately $9000 and will be
completed 'within 30 days. It is also a
Mayfield home.
A six room bungalow is being com
pleted for F. M. Beail on Cincinnati
street, Kern Place addition, at a cost
of $5000 Mr. and Mrs. Beall will oc
cupy the place next Monday. In the
same block a six room bungalow is be
ing completed for Leo R. Schuster. This
will cost approximately $4850 and is.
being built by Mr. Schuster for a home.
A six room brick bungalow is being
built on Cincinnati street, Kern Place
addition for Mr. and Mrs. W. D. May
field at a cost of $5000.
On Cincinnati street, Kern Place ad
dition, is being built a six room bunga
low for Torn Bailey at a cost of $4509.
Brick work is nearing completion on
this place and Mr. Bailev expects to
occupy it within six weeks from this
date.
4508.000 lllch J-chooL
J- E. Morgan during the coming week
will complete the shell of the new
$500,000 high school building under his
contract of $111.501 35. The pouring
of concrete has been practically com
pleted, and little odds and ends are
now being finished. Bids for the com-
Sletion of the building will be opened
ctober 20. On this date also bids will
be opened for the $60,000 addition to the
Alia vista school
The steel frame work for the new
Commercial National bank building.
corner of Mesa avenue and Mills streets.
to cost equipped about $199,090,
place. ,,, I to K. L. Daroux. four-room bungalow
h 1a lories its ami ims Lite iwDoirui-- ac 34Z3 JHOUtana Street
tion of a two story apartment house on $3360.
Montana street, between Grant and
Coles avenues, to cost $5750
Parry Kirkpatrlek Bungalow.
Perry-Kirkpatrick company, during
the present week, took out a building
permit for the construction of a $3000
bungalow on the south side of Bliss
street, between Grama and Copia
streets.
Jolly & Morris are starting construc
tion work on a two story addition to
the residence of Mrs. Frank Carr at 515
Prospect avenue, to cost about $5500
Construction work has started on a
$2000 bungalow for J It. Richardson
at the northwest corner of Dorchester
and Canal streets.
?wjto Aiirvn airtri uonir. I
Newman & Hatfield are starting the J j
corner of Birch street and the E. P
S. TV, right of way in the Bassett addi- I
tion. The bungalows will be built on
lots 1 to 5, and will represent a total
cost Of $6000.
O. H. Thorman. the architect, has
purchased from the Manhattan Heights
company, through LeavelL Palm It
Sherman, lots 1 to 19 inclusive, in block
32, Manhattan Heights, the property
fronting on Silver street, between
Louisiana and Florida avenues. Mr
Thorman will build a number of
bungalows on this property The
purchase price was $4500.
Manhattan Ilelchtx Sales.
Other realty deals announced by
Leaven, Palm & Sherman are as follows:
Manhattan Heights company to w.
A. Carmical. lots S and 9, block 16,
Manhattan Heights, for $900. A six-
room bungalow Is now being built on
this property by Mr. Carmical.
Manhattan Heights company to '.
D. Gardner, lots 19 and 20. block 5.
Manhattan Heights, for $1050 Mr.
Gardner will build on this property
C. H. Leavell to V. B, Leonard.
four-room bungalow on Mashvllle
street, between Byron and Ord streets:
consideration $2850. A similar bunga
low, adjoining Mr Leonards home,
was sold to Y L. Rider for the same
price.
W. Cooley to William Russell, a five-
room brick cottage in the 1506 block
on Boulevard; consideration $4000.
Anderson-Filler Sale.
Anderson-Filler Investment company
anounce me iouowmg sales
First Presbyterian church to "W.
Cooley. lots 6 and 7, block 219 Camp
bell addition: consideration sioaoo
The property lies on Florence street I
between Texas ana Myrtle and is Six
120 feet. The deal Included two small
uses.
Phoenix-Bl Paso Buildinxr company
.wmna o.oKe. norm one-hall of lot
nd an of lot 5. block 29. Alexander
tion; consideration $1500.
on; consideration $1500.
to'
consideration
Tneir Married Lif
Helen Finds Mary Entertaining When She Returns
Unexpectedly,
T"T TARRKN opened
SURVEYING
CTTY AND THI1T L1NDS.
CAM. FOR CARTER.
iff'ce Phone 491. Res. Phone. 3870
'ffice Room 1, Buckler Bldg.
the door with
a latch key and they stepped
j inside and looked around
we empty apartment. Helen had left
the place closed up and the chairs were
shrouded In linen covers. There was a
musty smell in the air and the door
that led into the kitchen was closed.
Helen thought she discerned a faint
sound behind the closed door, a sound
of a man's laugh half smothered. She
looked at Warren in silence, but "War
ren walked over to the door and threw
it open. The dining room was Just as
Helen left it. But a sound came from
the Kitchen beyond,, and warren, fol
lowed by Helen and "Winifred, walked
over and threw open that door as
welL
Mary rose with a shamed expression
on her round good natured face. The
room was strew,n with the remains of
a spread, and two men and another girl
were sitting with Mary around a table
in the center playing cards. Helen no
ticed plenty of her best china in evi
dence and she looked at Mary reproach
fully. "It's late, Mary." she said evenly,
"and you had better ask your friends
to go now." She said this kindly, and
the visitors rose instantly and began to
get ready to leave.
"With a whispered word to "Warren.
Helen left the room, and. leaving her
outer things on the bed in her room, she
told "Winifred to run into the front room
with daddy. She was a little uncertain
as to how to approach Mary. Of course,
she had done wrong, and "yet it was
hardly 11, and any girl will take ad
vantage at some time. It might have
been worse, and of course Mary was
not Nora.
Out in the kitchen Mary was
scrambling to put the dishes up. There
were several beer bottles scattered
about, and Helen had a suspicion that
their own beer had been taken to quench
the thirst oi Mary s irienas. ,
Taken By Surprise.
"Where did this beer come from,
Mary?" she aked finally.
"Oh. Mrs. Curtis," began Mary. "I'm
sorry. I didn't know you would be after
coming home tonight."
"But what diference does that
make'" questioned Helen. "Did you
take the beer out of the case in the
oantrv?"
"Tea. ma'am." very low.
"Why did you do it, Mary? Of course
you know that it didn't belong to you?"
"But, ma'am, you let me use other
things in the house to eat. I didn't
see any harm."
"Don't you understand that I trusted
you, Mary, and you took something that
didn't belong to your
Mary began to cry softly and her big
Irish eyes looked up at Helen plead
ingly. She was so young, only a child.
Helen hated to be severe with her, and
yet if she were to be a good maid some
thing must be done.
Helen walked over to the dishpan
and looked within.
"My good china, too, Mary," she said
severely.
"Yes. ma'am." assented Mary,
weakly.
"Wasn't the old. good enough "'
"Yes. but I" Mary faltered.
"Well." prompted Helen.
"I wanted to show them the good
china, it's so pretty."
Helen stopped to hide a smile and
she did noticed the pall which
stood under the sink and into which the I
odds and ends were tnrown. stie I
1 stooped lower and brought to view the
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broken pieces of one of her Haviland
v lmies.
"Oh, Mary." she said, "how could you
betso careless?"
'It was mv friend mn'tm i aia
mean to." ,
"I didn't let you know when we were
coming home." said Helen, "because we
came unexpectedly, but I didn't expect
to find anything HkS this." I
Mary hung her head.
There isn't anything more to be
said, went on Helen, "but the kitchen I
P10!' S a" put ln order before you go I
to cmhL '
hall I cook something, tna'ara .
it ." wl have ""d dinner " A'd '
5L sigh turned away. -Re- t
-.wrci juii job are never to touch
the best china and there must be no I
more night parties. I don't object to '
your seeing your friends, but not in '
"?,?" ," X " trust you Marv.
you will have to go and I will get
someone else." I
"Oh, no," protested the girl, "don't
send me away, Mrs. Curtis. Nora
wuld never forgive me, and she would '
-... u.,,t ana leu my people, please
don t send me away."
Helen left to go back Into the liv
ing room after a few more Injunctions.
,, Tle Reunite.
Warre " 'S "h BoinB'" ineried
7.? "t1.1 dT: she ls really sorry.
wf a" si,ls. youn and foolish.
.!.? n smokd '" silence and said
nothing aort Winifred nodded her
Helen lifted her In her arms with a
murmured endearment
-reTr,sffnV0aUnd ffilBW
earner SV ms. -rU
"You'd itta- ..-
said a. he sYood' and wASm!
undress hi j. .." :lcneo: Helen
dead aired." """" " must
usfdS,",! 5iST she
d4WelI so were you wern.t
berrrand'r-iVd '"LY" -
wnpioth lltUe lei chlng the
. "And well," amended Helen, "anrt i
"ear. aS he went out .l,.-v .CI" "?
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deal Place For a Home
Many costly residences are expected to be built on
Grant avenue in the near future. Price of lots, with
paving and sidewalks paid for will be very reasonable
1-6 cash, balance 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. years, 6 interest
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Choicest TERiS Paved With I
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It has the delicious taste and natural color of high-grade cocoa
beans; it ij skilfully prepared by a perfect mechanical process;
without the use of chemicals, flavoring or artificial cotorine
matter. It it pure and wholesome, conforming to all the National
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BREAXER STRIP IS
AN IMPORTANT PART
H-.n' motor'st ask me about the
breaker strip in our tires." said a K
yrTirchnmxaKn,ser ot SrSJi-
SuV ? and Rubl company.
,hZwHU,put .'? th t,re to take the
shocks before they can reach the or
ganic part of the tire. It I? not de
siKned to add to the strength w effl-a!-m
f.,the f"' but ilmply ,n
tl Tvbe,.t ,r"5n,nK around the caslns
r ? ' U. irom ,nJury- Tne body
?fh,?e Vre J3 mde ot eIose-wov?n
tI Kaeed at an anele of 46 de
grees. The tread rubber Is raide thick
and tough, and exerts a dragbn tne
fabric, tendins to pull It K&e. B?
niacins the breaker strip Svm, thi
fafrWreX'J!." "'
r1I'en Svarp s,tone "- glass cut the
iiS!lirubr'. ln manr tn
.m is stPPd at the breaker
"-f, mirenunj tne water and dirt
from working down to the main fabric.
.JtjPZ.it? PreTent water-soaking
and sand-blistering.
oiicnAnn p.vrtrc to have
STUEKT SIGNS A.VD SUMIJKHS
Orchard Parlr : ia i,ova ...i. t
!L i?08e whlch tave n Placed on
the clt ystreets. This was decided at
a meeting of the Orchard Park Im-
the Orchard Park Methodist church Fri
day evening. It was also decided to
number all of the houses ln the sub
urban addition.
The society, since it has been formed,
has had all of the weeds in the addition
cut. has had streets graded and Mar
Un" and Hadlock places widened.
P Ided?" "" pres,dnt o the eletr.
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DAILY RECORD
Building rermitji.
To A 1mm Frederick eon to Valid a brick
bBRffalow at ZC2S East Minouri street; esti
mated cost 7.
To White Cafe, to chance front and pot
In partition, estimated cost $W.
Deeds Filed.
North side of Rio Grand street between
of San Antonio and Leon street, eonttdera
tion 93. Sept. 27. IMS.
Public school lands I P Schooler and
wife to J H Cunningham, section 9. block
IS. public school lands, consideration S64
Sept. 25. IMS.
West side of Florence street between
romlnc; and Boulevard John McOovern
and wife to F N Hall, lot i and the north
half of lot 4. block 252. Campbell adttttton.
consideration S1M, Sept. 8. 1515.
South side of Oklahoma street; between
Paima and Walnut streets Manuel Ramos to
Francisco Garza, lot 8. block 2C. Bassett ad
dition, consideration SI. October 19. 195.
Automobiles JUcensed.
Dallas and Williams streetJames I Marr
to Maria Espaxza Manqoeros. troste for
Juan Francisco Esparza, lot 17 and the west
2ft feet of lot IS. block 78. FrankUn Helahts
addiUon. conslderatloB 85M. Sept. 23, 1915 ! passenaer Ford.
North side of Alamogordo street, between J 4452 A Flore. 2314 Wyoming
""J " " i TV im w i seven passenaer Jtci-arian.
Marr rompany to C. T Stanchfleld. south 4413 Lee Benham, 112 West Overland
cwfc v avkb a, ii. mimi i, mu ibk street, stats roadster
4481 A. Flores, 2314 Wyoming street, fire
street;
j south 35 feet of the east 15 feet of lot 12.
f block 82. East Kl Paso addition, considera
tion 81159. UCt. 1. 1915.
Lots in Government Hill addition -James
L. Marr to WU1 R. Winch, lots 1, 3 and J.
block 9. Government Hill addition, considera
tion 175. Sept. 30, 1915.
Southwest corner of West San Antonio and
Leon streets O H Baum to L K. Booker.
a three- e;bths Interest, tract S3 feet and 8
inches by 12t feet, at the northeast corner
Humphreys' Seventy-seven
For Grip, Influenza,
4S4 H. Im. St.w.rt. 221 Smith SUBton
street: Petrol track.
44SS Herman Soahlar. J15 Seath Staatea
treet: Re track.
44 G. F. Drake. UU Trtraont street;
five BMeasr Valcan.
44S7 Saeen-Ijaseiiby compftajr. 214-11
North Stanton street. Hupmoblle track.
44(1 6 J. Petronanl. North Stanton
street, five passenger Appersoa.
Licensed to Wed.
Alejandro Flores to Harla M.rtltwz.
Ilntha.
Tm Saenz, 5l park street. September
ts. aced Tt Tears, burial Concordia cenu
tery October 1.
Carmen Torres. 712 Florenoo street. S.n-
tember 39. aged seven months; burial Coa-
oonns cemetery uctooer z.
Birth. Kojs.
To Mrs. Theodore VeUrmes, 7 Sonth
Santa re street. Angnst IS.
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Jacksonville, Fla, C7 fR
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Tickets on sale Oct. 15, 1915, to April 30, 1916.
FINAL LIMIT MAY 31ST.
Libera! Stopovers Allowed
NO VALIDATION REQUIRED.
Our rates to the California Exposition -will be
on sale until Nov. 30.
City Ticket Office, No. 206 North Oregon.
Phone 3400, Branch 11.
CIIAD CIUCI IT 3IRKT
IIOI.Il! ITS GBT11VA1 D VY
Columbus. Ohio. Oct. I With a pro
.am.. Ji, to?r . the Columbus
Grand Circuit racing meet will close
.?,? ..The Buckeje . 8take for
- 12 trotters is the most attractive race
on today's card. Tfce 2 pace, in which
f ern Hal won tiro heats and Fred Rus
sell took: one on Thursdav, is to be
finished. To complete the card ' 1!
parers and 15 trotters -Bill be calle,!
out.
Mention any sickness from Sprue
to Gout and every one has a pet
remedy to recommend.
Mention a Cold or the Grip and
nearly every one recomends "Seventy
seven" as their own particular pet
remedy.
To get the best results, lake
"Seventy-seven" at the first feeling of
a Cold.
If you wait till your bones ache.
un you cough and sneeze, it
take longer.
Jl no. at all drusrfrlste
may
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MORE Truth
j Than Poetry
The Force of Habit.
Henry Ford has got so interested In
inventing submarines that before he
knows it he'll have spent that 119.000,
000 anti-preparedness fund on peri
scopes and torpedoes.
A Man Is As Old As He Looks.
No one under SS is allowed In the
Apawarals Elder Statesman's golf tour
nament, but none of Mr. MeGraw'a team
would be refused entrance if they want
ed to apply for It.
MK.Y.M'NG IIRMir m-D.
Henry had a lnrKe fat sack
Hxtremely full of doogb.
And nrrrnhrre that Henry Trent
The Hoc ttoi sure to go.
Vowel deleted by censor.
TuMdc a Chance.
A New York candidate is askinK
people not to ote for him. hcplnic that test Thursdav
.... ii i ii i- i t im iniirf iinpniinn m mm i th . .i.--. i . .
th.n th., I, t , ih lind,d-,te!, who yut pre, ared b Mr', V t J, ,k "and ihe
the request the other way round. I bahy entered 'n the Mue nblinn "asi
TREASURY INCOME IS FAR f
BELOW THE DISBURSEMENTS !
Washington, D. C, Oct. 2. Disburse- I
menu of the treasury department for I
the month of September exceeded the in- '
come about 10.000.000. The income was
a little more than J50.0o0.000. i
For three months of the current fls- '
cal year Just ended, the receipts have !
been about I3S.T5S.000 below the dis
bursements. The deficit for the similar
period last year was about $.13,000,000 I
Receipts for September were nearly !
S2.000.000 less than those for Sept em- '
ber of the fiscal year of 1"15 The I
treasury still has a net balance of al
most S41.000.000. aside from many mil- I
lions to Its credit outside Washington.
Mil. VM MRS. o. D. S VLE-S B 1BV
WS BLIK KIR HON IN CO.VT1SST "
Because of an error in totiTa -u- -w.J I
Jtrs. u. u. sale's baby daughter. Mar-
garet Sale, was omitted from the blu.
ribbon clats -t the B tter Babies' eon-
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