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EL PASO TTF.Tt.ATTi
10
SPECIALTIES 1WHEAT PRICES 'HIT! MEET
ARE FUTURE! GIB SETBACK: THE TAMERS
Regain Most of Their Re
cent Prominence in the
Stock Market.
VOTE Quotations
Monda. Oct. 18.
reflect closing
pries I
New York. Oct. 18. Specialties retained
:no-t of their recent prominence today ith
numerous gains and a. few new records.
Italia were in better demand at moderate ad
vance. n: y. listed stocks
(By Associated Press.
2C- Tork. Oct. 18. FoHowinc were the
''"w quotation, at the New Tort stock . S" wT3tnriembr at 3L06H4 I seemed a curious and foolish political
. -haute for the stocks mentioned: i- and MayTL07?e?T ' '' custom to me which makes it Impera
merican Sugar Refining 1 r J. 71 t. "'?.:? .. . r. !,. ! tire that eacH r.ctltlcal f.rfUn .hnulri
r."-onda Copper .5
Af-hison 17
i hino Copper 50
Inspiration Copper ................... 433
Heading 79
Southern Pactfie ............. 38tj
I r.ton Pacific ...'.................. .13fiti
T nlted States Steel 85?
Vnited States Steel, pfd ........... .lHlu
MONEY AND METALS.
.f
T5W YORK MARKET.
CBy Associated Pree&l
Tork, Oct. 18. Mercantile
New
paper
Bar silver 49
Mexican dollars 3SH-
Covernment bands steady; railroad bonds
Ft rong.
Time loan firm; W days SHfH; 9 days
2$3; 6 month 3.
ran money eastern rulissr rate li.
topper steady; electrolytic IIS.
Iron steady: No. 1 Northern. $ltSJ6.;S;
lo z Northern $1.1.5; No. 1 Southern
?.fi.Wei-K; No. 2 Sontfaent $15.7516.5&.
The metal exchange quotes tin quiet iZZ.lt
;3 1. - -
The metal excbaaire quotes lead J4.50.
LONDON METALS.
London. Eng.. Oct. 18. The London met
a market cloved as follows;
Lead 24, at, dfi.
Spelter 6S.
Spot roppex 72, si; futures tit. sl: elec
r. lytic SS.
Spot tin 1M, sS; futures 15 .19.
Antimony ,125,
THE LOCAL MARKET. fc
Mexican currency 17.
fe:..ran pesos 4.
Carranza currency 8i; ChBiuabua cur-r-n
y of a cent.
23 Paw bmeltcr Quotations.
i Corrected Daily.
Bar silver (Handy fc Harmon quotations!
4SS-
I. -ad 24. nil. d3.
Pig leud 4.60.
Topper wire bars 17.Ce
WOMAN'S PURSE IS SNATCHHED;
$1335 IS FOUND ON SMALL BOY
Tuan Trejo. a Mexican boy of 14 years.
-i.ii alleged to have snatched a purse from
a oman In front of the Grecian theater
Saturday nicht at 8 o'clock. Ten minutes
'. it he was arrested by detective A. C Va- .
T :a in the rear of a pool hall on South El
r.iJ street. In one cloed palm was $10 J
and in the other J3.36. Trejo will be turned
.vt?r to Mre. Bmma Webster, tne prooanon
offifier
Marcos Ramirez wan placed under arrest
Sa mrdav nicht on coniplaint beinc made
thdt he "had stolen chickens. Juan Remedez
.-r.d Jesus Olivaris were placed under arrest
Saturday erenlns for having portions of a
Ien bicycle in their possession.
The Alamo roomies house. 314 South El
Paso street, was entered Saturday night and
.1 (.;. Conde, a jruest. roebed of a pair of
l.ints containing J3 in cash.
HILLSTROM SENTENCED
TO BE EXECUTED NOV. 19.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Oct. 18.
Joseph Hillstrom. convicted of the mur
de. of J. G. Morrison and Morrison's
-on here. Jan. IDT 1914. was broueht be
fore judge 5L I Kitchie. of the district
. ourt. at 10:30 oclock today and re-'-nteiiced
to be shot to death, Friday,
Nov. 19.
Hillstrom was brought to the court
j oom from the state prison in an auto-inoLiI-
Few persons outside the offi
cers knew he was to be sentenced today
and onlv a small audience was present.
Hillstrom declined to say anything be
fore sentence was pronounced.
EVANGELIST GETS RESULTS
IN EAST EL PASO REVIVAL
Rev. E. B. Airhart, who is conduct
ing a revival at the East-El Paso Bap
tist church, will preach tonight on
"Weighed In the Balance and Found
"Wanting."
At the Sunday services there were
three additions to the church by letter.
Two were baptised, there was one con
version and two backsliders were re
claimed. ""
AtTO DRIVER CHARGED WITH
COMPLICITY I' AUTO THEFT.
A charg of complicity In the alleged
theft of an auto truck belonging to the
Sheers-Laaenby company was filed in the
police court Monday morning by J. JL
Sheers. against Anderson iarKer. ;
A delivery truck belonging to the
Sheers-Lazenby company disappeared
last Thursday and was later found
wrecked in the eastern part of the city.
!
FOLIl BOITLKS of- flUKi-iii.ttt
POCXD ON JAIL FRISONER
John Collins, who is said to conduct
a small restaurant here, was arrested
by the police Sunday night. "When he
was searched at the police station it
was stated that four bottles said to
contain morphine were taken from him.
He will be held for the U. S. officers.
PUZZLE
DECORATED FOR V 1LOR.
"For Valor!" May he ever wear
The medal that is but his due:
And may his hidden comrade there
Receive a decoration, too.
ANSWER TO SATURDAY'S PUZZLE.
I.cft side dons In front of her.
Upside down behind bcr.
Increased Receipts Result
of Weakness of Quota
tions m Liverpool.
Chicago. Ill- Oct. 18. Wheat prices un
derwent a setback today owing to unrespon- ) of "get-together" meetings with the
sive cables, larger receipts northwest and voters in each precinct, for the pur
a forecast of favorable weather. The com- ' pose of learnin ., , . h,nd he
paraUve weakness of quotations at Liverpool ; JJlpj, , "V1 '? ,f , " i'-TJ , ,!?,' f
was ascribed to Increased receipts and to, "J J each district and to foster a
hope that arrivals hereafter would be on a ! fPlrlt of co-operation between the clt
more liberal scale. After opening s to If ' tzens at lrjge and the city adminlstra
lower. the market here rallied a little, but tlon. When asked about the proposed
then suffered a decided break. I conferences, mayor Lea admitted .that
Initial quotations for wheat were LOS to such a plan was under consideration.
1.0HS for December at 51.09 to LOTH for , X have had thJs idea jn mlnd for a
'lay. Inn. , k :. ..1 ... -I .,-
: Tk. rf.. ... ..t.i.j ..i-i-, t -i: to
Corn nr way with wheat Opening
prices, which opened H to He lower, were
followed toy a moderate additional downturn.
The close was steady at H to lUc net
decline.
Traders In oats toot their cue from, the
action of other grain.
Higher prices for bogs tended to lift pre
visions. One thousand tierces of January
lard were bought on a wireless -order from
Austro-H u ngary-
Grain and Provisions.
Chicago Grains Close.
Wheat Dec. JL0SH: Majr .
Corn Dec. 53Hc; Mar 4c.
Oats Dec 39UC. May 4Ua
Chicaco Provisions Close.
Pork Dec 15.10: Jan. 17.30.
Lard Nov. 9.49: Jan. 9.37.
Rib Dec 9.65: Jan. 3.45.
Kansas City Produce Close.
Kansas City. Mo, Oct. IS. Butter
Creamery 27c; firsts 25c: seconds 23c: pack-
Ing 19 HC
Egg Firsts 24jc; seconds IS Sat
Poultry Hens 12c; roosters 9c; broilers
ISc.
LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City XJTestock. Close.
Kansas City. Mo.. Oct. 18. Hogs Receipts
sfiar market hteher. Balk SS.lSscX.fiO:
packers and butchers ss.2S0S.CS: pigs !.s
- ' : voted for me or nou
Cattle Receipts 3LOM: market steady. I KIl should Pull Tocether.
P,r1me JfL& " S?,1JiL.'1,s!taibn' i "The advancement of the city's In
.lockei at,? feeders sSSSs W" "tffre, terests ! any direction is the objec
Vm 4 ... calves towar1 wh,ch a sood citIlens
Sheep-lVeceipa! 11.M: market steady. shonM strive, as such advancement
Lambs J8.J5s.i: jearUngs tfi.iT.:5: ' Inevitably reacts beneficially on each
wethers Ji.7iS.ie; ewes J6.5?6.1. individual, and It Is on the basis of
Chicago Lliestock Close. j our mutual purpose along these lines.
Chicago, I1L. Oct. IS Hogs Receipts 23,- I that I desire to meet the citiiens. I
We: market slow, early advance of S cents cannot see how such a series of con
mostly lost. Bulk 8.:es.S5. heavy JS.e; J fcrences can fail to be of benefit, as
S.S5: nigs S5.37.7i
Cattle Recelnts 15.W. market
strong, i
.Native oeei sieers .nv.tv. """"I
st-ers Jt.ses.7S: cows and heifers ;.
S.J5: calves J7.7; 11.7S. j
Sheep Receipts 17.: market easy,
"Wethers 1S.7.: lambs X.7S0
)t.avt.. I
Ft. Worth Livestock. Close.
(By Zeiger Hotel.)
Hogs Receipts 3e. closing S to 10 cents
higher. Top SS.Z0; bulk SS.10 to IS.:.
litttle Receipts 4590. Including 17M
calves. Market steady on all classes. Beef
steers J5.9L;: cows S4.e9S6.M: heifers
.97.M: buns 4.00 and S.:S: calves f-UO
vro.w. eLVt&cr eircia .vi(.iv, irMfi .w v
4.2S: heifers 15.3007.09: calves Jt.eo&I.se. I
SS.M. storker steers Jt.setst.7o: cows 5i-W
Sheep Receipts 300, steady.
- Cotton Market.
New York Cotton Close.
New Tork. Oct. IS. Spot cotton quiet:
middling uplands 12.50: sales none.
New York Futures Close.
Cotton futures closed steady. Oct.
Dec 1S.S0: Jan. 12.87; March 12.SJ
13.13.
12.42:
May
RECORD SHIPMENT OF WHEAT
FROM CANADA THROUGH U. S.
New York. Oct. IS. TSTiat is said by
jrrain men to be the larsest movement of
Canadian -wheat througrh the United States
ewr recorded is now going on through this
port. Records of the produce exchange com
piled to and including Friday, October IS.
show that 4,:5,791 bushels have been
brought here from Canada, since the early
part of August, and reloaded on steamships
from shipments mainly to Engiamt France
and Italy.
This wheat, in order to avoid the payment
of a duty of ten cents per bushel, comes
through In bond. The Canadian wheat crop
is estimated by grain men for this season
at approximately 33i,tre.6(KT bushels.
PROBE OF INSURANCE
COMPANIES IS ORDERED
Austin, Tex, Oct. IS. At the instiga
tion of the state fire insurance com
mission the attorney general's depart
ment is to make an investigation of
certain Insurance companies and their
agents doing business in Texas, on the
grounds that these companies hav.;
been scalng the regular promulgated
rules of the commission, -which is a
violation of the law.
This probe may result In the revoca
tion of the permits of the alleged of
fending companies.
t. tTrv ..nnr. virTtuc
IDENTIFY MORE VICTIMS
vii i rn IN KANSAS WRFflf
tVlLLnu 1 IWUiaAa rfKClIt.
Randolph. Kas.. Oct IS. The names
of P. T. Shields, of Huntington, Ore.,
and E. L Feterson.of Lincoln, rieb..
today were added to the list of iden
tified dead, and the total loss of life
in Saturday's motor train accident was
officially set at 11.
Several persons of whom no trace
had been found since the wreck were
discovered today in farm houses in thoj
vicinity and neighboring towns.
PICTURE
j Will Have Meetings all Over
City to Ascertain Needs
of the People.
! Mayor Lea Is contemnlatlnc- a series
- "". ;e :.". " ""?
tire that each nolltlcal faction should
hold meetings in each district prior to
election, bat allows it to be optional
with the successful candidates as to
whether they shall ever visit that dis
trict again. If it is so important that
the votrfs should be given a 1 opportu
nity to meet the candidates, before
election. It certainly seems to me to be
equally desirable for them to have a
chance to meet the office holders after
wards. Personally. 1 want the citizens
of HI Paso to feel that I am more anx
ious to meet them now-, since they
have chosen me as their chief execu
tives than I was when I was seeking
their votes.
To Solicit Ideas of All.
"But the main purpose of these meet
Ins will be to give the citizens in each
precinct a chance to tell us what they
want In the way of local improvements
and betterments, to give us a chance j
to explain some or tne proDiems we are
trying to solve, and to promote a
spirit of cooperation between the citi
zens and their officials. I want to lay
great stress on the fact that these
meetings will be absolutely non-par-tison.
I want to meet the citizens, not
as the representative of any political
party, but as the mayor 01 an tne
people. I would like every voter to
be present, regardless of whether he
t n ..inn n m a l-a thtt m.Pttn-B ItlSt 98
irt,i -t,h cnj.fartl nis wre nossiblv
" - T, ... ... ,. citizens In ram
"n. It will gle the citizens in eacn
precinct a chance to explain the needs
peculiar to tneir own section aim c
are sure to receive nmny imwh: a&-
zestlons that would otherwise escape
our attention.
To Tell Cltlsens Everything.
"As everyone knows, the biggest
obstacle to improvements is the cost.
but I expect to find, as a, result of
these meetings, that there are a great
manr minor betterments wnicn can
--- -- . , ., . .
be effected at comparatively slight ex-
pense ana nmca vn auu ,&i. .
the comfort and conveniences of our
people. Suggestions along thexe lines
will be welcomed and every idea ad
vanced will be given the most care
ful consideration. If improvements
are sugsested which it is impossible
rnr th cit-r to undertake because of
lack of funds, that fact will be fullyv
explained.
To Take Citizens into Confidence.
-We mean to take the cltlsens Into
our confidence and let them see the
difficulties we are trying to overcome.
I believe the average man to be rea
sonable and just and I am confident
our explanations will be received in
the proper spirit. I expect these meet
ings to result In a better understand
ing all around. It will slve us an in
sight Into the views of the citizens,
and at the same time, it will enable
them to see Just what we are up
against."
FUNERAL SERVICE HELD FOR
FRED R. IIOL'SB SINDA
The funeral of Fred G. House was
held Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock from
Peak's undertaking establishment. Rev.
C lj. Overstreet conducted the service.
The burial was in Evergreen cemetary.
Sir. House was almost 65 years old
and had lived in El Paso IS years. His
death occurred at his home. 1115 Bast
Missouri street. Friday night at 10:35
oclock. Mr. House was an old soldier,
having served an enlistment with the
eighth cavalry SO years ago.
He is survived by his -widow, and
three sons. Hiram H. House. Frank W.
House and James E. C. House.
LITTLE 3IEXICAX BOY KILLED
IX JUAREZ DY FREIGHT TRAIN"
Crushed by a moving freight train
in Juarez and brought to the American
side at : oclock Sunday afternoon for
treatment, Servino, the tilne year old
-en nf Mr nnH Mrs. Servino Cenicerva,
died at 4 oclock at the home of friends.
91S East Missouri street.
Justice J. J. Murphy held the In
quest and rendered a verdict of acci
dental death.
The body of the child was conveyed
Monday at noon to the Mexican side
-where interment was made. The fu
neral was under the direction of the
Peak Undertaking company.
MRS. CAMILA C. MARTIN DIRS:
WAS NATIVE OF ALABAMA
Mrs. Camila C Martin, wife of TV. B.
Martin, aged 47 years, died Sunday aft
ernoon at the family home. ISIS Tre
mont street The family came to this
city from Alabama.
Mrs. Martin is surviVed by her hus
band, and a son. Jack Martin, aged l"
years: a sister. Miss J. O. Roberts, and
a brother, O. H. Alford. The funeral
was held at 2:20 oclock Monday aft
ernoon from the home on Tremont
. . I.W 1. . U- l...A..(r,.AAn
i sireci who iiiLciitirui -in ia.c,,cti,
i cemetery. Rev. I. N". Langston of High-
' lnnrl Parlr Rnntist church officiated.
WIFE HIES TVniLE HUSBAND
IS ILL N HOSPITAL
Her husband critically ill at a local
hospital, Mrs. Pansy Simmons died
'inda- afternoon at her home, z3o
Memphis street. The remains were
shipped Monday morning by the Peak
I'ndertaking company to Marshall,
Tex. for interment and were accom
panied by a sister of Mrs.. Simmfens.
Mrs. Lola Stevenson. Mrs. Fimnmss '
survived by her husband, TV. B. wbs
mons. tw'o children, and another sister.
Mrs. Booker Seagrave.
FATHER or J. TV. HOWE DIES
AT LOS AXGELKS OX FRIDAY
J. W Howe left El Paso Friday night
for Los Angeles, where he was called
by the death of his father. J. D. Howe,
which occurred Friday morning. Mr.
Howe had frequently visited his son In
El Paso. He leaves .two other'sons. who
live in Los AngeUs.
ANDY YOUNG'S FATHER DIF.S.
Andy TV. Toung. a resident of El
Paso and an engineer on the G. H. &
S. A. railway, received word Friday of
the death of his father. IV. I Young,
at the family home near Dover, in Pope
county. Texas. Mr. Young was 75 years
old and. besides his son here, is sur
vived by seven sons and daughters.
CELEBRATIOX MEETING FOSTrOXEO
The meeting to plan the big Ele
phant Butte celebration which was to
have been held Tuesday night, has
been postponed until later because of
the Inability of some of the men be
hind the movement to attend. .
SPECIAL FEDERAL CEXSUS.
In ar letter to John M. Wvatt, l". S.
senator Morris Sheppard states that
he will ask the president at once to
authorize a special census of LI Paso.
! TWO MEN AND WOMAN FIGHT;
I ONE HAS EAR CUT FROM HEAD
Jose Morales. Aurello Carbajal and Fran
cisca Ayala were placed under arrest Satur
day night at 11 o'clock on a charse of as
saalt to murder on the person of G. Mantonez
who lives at Ninth and Santa Fe streets.
Mantonez was at the home of Franctsca
Ayala. Ninth and EI Paso street. A quarrel
it Is alleged took place between the man and
the woman.
the bark of his neck, one two inch cut on
the right shoulder, a wound on his' left
wrist ana naa nis ten ear cut on. lie was
taken to the emergency hospital for treat-
He was '
J&"ryz At
ereu witn oiooa ami locnea up in jm . .ti j
three will be transferred to the county JaH-
HOME OF MRS. L M. ROBERTS
ROBBED OF CLOTHNG SATURDAY
The home of Mrs. L. M. T.oberts. 202i
Montana street, was entered Saturday
night and two dresses, a suit of clothes
and other wearinir annaral were taken,
A room at the Menger hotel, at IIS
Overland street, was roMied Sunday of
trs-ee razors an a quantity of clothing.
A Ford car belonging to A. K. Powell
was stolen Sunday night and found
later.
Frank Duran was arrested by the po
lice on complaint of Petra Oavis. who
claimed two blankets had been stolen
from her and later were pawned for 5
cents. ,
NAVY DEPARTMENT AWARDS
rmiTDHPrc rno CUDMADIWCC
''''-' V rfwa-.- -
Washiucton. D. C. Oct.
ll-fVlS.
for 16 submarines and six destroyers
were awarded today by the navy de
partment. One destroyer will be built
a! the Norfolk saw yards and one at
Mare Island, Calif. Six of the sub
marines will be built on the Pacific
coast. The Bremerton. Wasl. and the
Portsmouth, X. 1L, navy yards each
will build one.
ST. l'I,EllU.VrS VEW.B CHOIR
CIVRS FIXK SACKU!) CONTKUT
Because of the absence of Rev. Henry
Baiter, rector of St. Clement's church.
the choir or the church gave a special
song service Sunday evening instead of
the .usual preaching service.
The concert was enjoyed by an audi
ence which filled the big Montana street
Church. The program of sacred music
was rendered in a perfect manner by
the vested choir and these concerts are
becoming one of the most attractive
features of the St. Clement's Sunday
services each month.
Votfce To Classified Adictlisers
AM Classified Advertising ordered to
run indefinitely (t. f.) must be In writ
log. No t- f. advertisements accepted
over the telephone. Orders to discon
tinue t. f. ads must also be to writing
and cannot be accepted over the tele
phone. A stop order receipt wilt be given
when all ad Is ordered discontinued.
Answers to Herald Ads.
The following list of uncalled for
answers to Herald Want Adevrtise
meats are new being held for delivery
at The Herald business office:
A IT P D
A 14 RAG
B 27 V JS2
B B ' V I
C SS V t '
C St TV 4JI
I 4 W P
Dit W 11
D X 1
: c xx xt
j n a z ait
J z t
M C
X tit Railroader
Lost and Found.
LOST or strayed brtadle color Boston ball
terrier, female pap. Finder please return to
916 W. Bealevard. Reward. Phone SS19.
STRAYED OR STOLEN Jersey cow; brand
ed -J H." on right hip: also 1-year-old
heifer calf. Jersey color. rth white spot on
lert side. Reward. B. R. Illffeltliiser, 322
Grand Ave. Station A- Phone 216.
Perior.al.
SPIRELLA CORSET, ilrs. Hnlett. Ph. S5I2
WANTED Home for a blue eyed baby girt,
perfect health. Call Providence Hospital.
Special RoDcm-
AILEEN BERG'S preparations at Ryans.
DR. VERA BECERKA.
Mexican surgeon. Phone 5680.
CHIMNEYS cleaned, stoves cleaned, repaired
and set up on short notice. Phone 1738.
ROUSE'S TRAXFER Phono 1350. Prompt
and reliable service.
MATTRESSES renovated and made to order.
R. L, Daniel Furn. & Matt. Fcty.
CUIMNEY SWEEP Stoves set np and re
paired. Phone 47CS. 414 S. Stanton.
FOR SALE Coal and wood, sack coal our
specialty. Bankhead lee Co. Phone Kit.
TURKEY shoot oast of dint on north loop
roau sunoay irez. -4.
338. COR. LEON AND SECOND. Phono
5232 TV. H. Epstein and A. Hoffman. Gener
al Contracting and Maaonery. office fixtures
furniture, repair upholstering. Any work our
specialty. Reasonable prices. All work guar
anteed. Highest prices paid for second hand
furniture
INSURANCE.
We write fire. HabiHty. compensation, acci
dent, paste glass, borglar, hafl, and automo
bile Insurance. Phone us and we will send
man with rates. ,
Davis Bros.
10S Texas Street , Phone 118.
Business Chances.
GOOD location, livery and living rooms, P.
O. Box 267, Las Cruces, X. M.
FOR SALE Established business. Invoice
price 8100. Address c IS. care Herald.
FOR SALY2 sod business requiring small
capital. Take Ford car as part payment
Electric Shoe Shop. Tyrone. New Mexico.
OWING to leave country, for sale. In .little
town New Mexico modern general merchan
dise store doing good business, farm and
mining section, clean -stock, good fixtures. In
voice about 3000. Write G. 17. Herald.
WANTED Mad capable of managing small
business Salary Its per day and expenses.
Must Invest 350. Honorable business. No
fake. No agency. Ideal pUce for health
seeker, net too ta Write L. L.. sare Herald.
FOR SALE A bargain in a first class plan
ing nsfu. manufacturing sash doors and
house trim. Also paint and glass business.
Address W. E. Baker. Tucson. Arix. 116 N.
0th Ave.
3200 clear income vt month on an invest
ment of 31600 cash. Cigar and boot black
ing stand. See this at once.
Ree Geo. cxgll.
With James L. Marr Co,
301 San Antonio. Phones Nos. 4150-435L
WANTED A man capable of running laun
dry doing about 3275 business per week,
and who will purchase one-third Interest
Rtouires about 31000 cash. Laundry la lo
cated tn one of the best mlnlBg camps In
the southwest Write G 16. Herald.
POOL ROOM SACRIFICE.
Look this over and make offer. Must sell
on aecount death of owner.
See Geo. Segll,
With James L. Marr t Co
301 San Antonio. Phottes Noa 4350-4351.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A SNAP
A dandy restaurant right down town doing.
me ousiuess. xours xor istft. win invoiee
11000.
See Mr. Rice, Raroey Bros.
609 First Xat Bank Bldg. Phone 613.
Money to Loan.
WE DO a general loan business, buy notes,
can make loans to be repaid in easy In
stalments to suit your Income. The money
is always ready No delay. Equitable Loan
Assn- 314-315 Trust Bldg.
Helrnnted-lale
Fall Mitchell. Employment Agency.
;0S San Francisco St-
WANTED American delivery
1213 N Campbell.
boy. Apply
WANTED Spanish American printer. Write
Standard. San Marclal. N'ew Mexico.
WANTED Boot and shoe maker. Wm.'
Batch. IIS S. Second St.. Albuquerque. N. M.
WANTED POKTEK Good worker, reference
1 reaulred. Phone K. Tsleta. Call Central Ice
t Cream Parlor.
zttvvi, w wlh rihotoirranhlc ezner-
J-'T;'a"LhBP0rfIh?,r,"I?io
f A""' - M" 8:M " " -
ATII.E TtODIED MEN. good eye sight, for
firemen and brakemen on railroads In J
Paso vicinity. JIM. SIS monthly. Expe
rience unnecessary. Answer In English.
Write Railway Association, care Herald.
... vi.t p.n.Mrarf man to care f or i
l . .... .M.. -
small orchard, garden ana lew im -v-
ferabl one with wife who will do house-
v.ork. Cerman preierreo. r. k.. hcik. wu -
thony.
Help Wanted Agsnlt.
WANTED Agents sell water purifiers. Local
and foanty. Call ljjMIHaBldg.
Help Wanted Salesmen.
wPERIENCEI
specialty salesman. 424
irust Miog.
WANTED A few aood real estate salesmen.
Extra good proposition,
publics Bldg.
Call Sle Two Re-
s t.(I.!OH'Tr,.n hftll.wftAa- fr Tff'IK. Aril..
! - cai" ..quire He7Sh..don. Room 1.
afternoons.
Wanted Help Female.
K-M'ERIKNCKD
Mesa Ave.
waitress wanted at
4r
WANTEll A girl or woman to cook and
keep house for small family. Must live on
premises. Not particular as to race. Phone
:.3S or 1S0.
Situations Wanted Hale
WANTEW
Call 4700.
-Painting to do. Work reasonable.
WANTED Position as retail cigar clerk, ex.
perlenced. Address F 7C. care Herald.
WANTED Position as chauffeur or cook,
private family, by first class Japanese. Ad
dress Jap Cook. 43 care Herald.
ICOOKKKEFEK not employed mornings,
wants small sets of books to keep. Call Mr.
Stephens. Phone 3470 J.
IV1VTRII TA.ltlAn In KftAkVMnlnf. Ar ftf.
t flee work by young man of clean habits, ons
years experience, uood referencea. .Aaaress
F. 73. rare Herald.
EXl'KKIKNCED accountant, thorough man
j ufacturing lines and wholesale: executive ex
t perlence. health good, married, age thlrty
! three, desires poslfJon with going concern
with opportunities for advancement- Refer
ences. Write. Mack. Herald.
NORTH Texaa lawyer of 15 years exper
ience. 11 years of age. good trial lawyer, of
good character and who can give the best
of reference, desires Kl Paso connection,
either partnership or salary about the first
of the year. Address O 22. care Herald.
YOUNG MAN. 28. American. Protestant. 8
years' experience R. R. clerical work, good
health, at present employed, wants make
change. Can faralah first class reference.
Wants permanent position office or outside
work- Good with typewriter. Write A. P. M.
rare Herald-
Situations Wanted Female
WlfeN want Mexican wash woman! Ph. 23S).
PRACTICAL nurse, excellent references.
Terms Sl-Ss per day. Phone 64)48.
WANTED Washing and Ironing, work guar
ante.1. Phone 2573 J
Wanted Money.
WANTED J4ee at once, same to be paid
820 per month, ample security. Write G 83.
Herald.
WANTED To borrow SIM on three lou I
worth 81e for one year. Address 298 care I
Herald. I
Wanted to Rent
WANTED TO RENT on shares an alfalfa
farm. Cood reference. Write C. H. cate
Herald.
WANT TO LEASE ranch to accommodate
from 500 to ISO cattle. West Texas. Xew
Mexico, or Arlsona. Address M. K. Wright,
3601 La Lux St.. El Paso. Texaa
Wanted Board and Rooms.
YOUNG MAN wishes room and board In a
healthy family. Price not to exceed 825 per
month. Address G. 79. care Herald.
Wanted Bids.
PROPOSALS FOR DEPOSIT OF SCHOOL
FUNDS.
Bids will be received bv the Trustees of
the El Paso Independent School District, at
their office In the Bailer School, in El Paso.
Texas, uo to Tuesday, the 19th dav of Oc
tober. A D.. 1915. from hanklnr instltu
tiona. private or Incomorated. desirtns: ta
become treasurer and denosltorr of the
school funds of the El Paso Indenendent
S.(uit Ttlatrl 1 tttr- th. Mi.nln. vhMil vjir
f Contract for deoosit of funds will be award-
I ed to the banking Institution offerinc: sat
isfactory bond and best hid on averare
dailv balances- Each hldder Is Invited to
state terms uton which It will cash war
rants in payment of teachera' salaries and
other school -warrants, in the absence of
funds to meet such warrants, statins: what
rate of interest will be reaulred to carry
such temporary overdraft
Tlr order of the Board of Trustees.
F. E. Sawyer. Assistant Secretary.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at office
of Mrs. Carl Price, secretary board of school
trustees, school district. Dona Ana County.
New Mexico, on or before 10 a. m. Novem
ber 16. 1915. for the erection and comple
tion of the school building located in Beriao.
X. Mex.
Plans and spociflearioas caB be obtained
at the office of Trost & Trost. architects.
Mil's Bldg.. El Paso. Texas.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
certified check for five per cent tS per cent)
of the amount of the bid made payable to
Mrs. Carl Price, as a guarantee that the con
tractor will enter Into a contract for the con
struction of the building and furnish &
surety bond satisfactory to the board. If
awarded to them.
. The board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
LEGAL NOTICE.
BE IT RESOLVED BT THE CITT COUN
CIL OF THE CITT OF EL PASO:
That the Cttr Clerk be and herebr Is di
rected to advertise for bids for the con
struction of a nammnt on Xevsda street
! from' the intersection of the east line of St
vrain street to tne west line ox nxni
avenue
Said pavement in all respects to conform
with the specifications therefor prepared
hv the City Engineer, and nos on file in
his office, which said soerlflcatlons have
been annroved by this Council. Said ad
vertisement shall annear in each Issue of
the official paper n hlch appears during the
ten 110) davs prior to the 38th day oC Oc
tober. 1915. All bids must be sealed and
eacb be accompanied bv a certified cheek
in the sum of one thoussnd (Sl.000.00l dol
lars, payable to the Mayor of the City of
Kl Paso, and which shall become the prop
erty or the City tn the event that the bid
der. If successful, does not within ten (10
days of the acceptance of his bid. enter Into
a contract with the City of El Paso to com
plete said pavement in accordance with
said speclticstlons within two months from
the time of th slcninir of the contract AU
bids must be filed with the City Clerk on or
before ten M0 oclock a. m. the 38th day
of October. 1S15.
The City of Bl Paso reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Passed and approved this, the 14th day
of October. 1916.
Tom Lea. Mayor.
Wanted Miscellaneous.
WANTED baseburaer. must be In good con
dition and cheap. Phone 3540 J.
WANTED Second
Phone 5113.
hand sewing machine.
WANTED Two second hand pool tables and
accessories, good condition. Harry E. Jones.
Hanover. X. M '
For Rent Homes Furnished.
3 ROOM furnished house 808 Texaa
FURNISHED house for rent 5 rooms and
porch. 312 X Stanton. Phone 1162.
IN GRAND VIEW, for sale, four rooms fur
nlture Rent J3S. Apply 317 Texss St
EHiIIT room n.tt house on Montana
neli furnished for rent Phone 1025.
For Rent Housei Famished.
OPPORTUNITY, ll-l E. Wyoming, four nice
rooms and sleeping porch. Furniture must be
sold.
8 KOO.M furnished house with large sleeping
porches, most desirable location in city.
'Phone . 1T Montana.
HALF of room house, bath, pantry.
steeping porcn. separaie yaros. ,m. x.-
For Rent Homes Unfurnished.
FOK RENT Large homey house Sis month.
Phone Dr E. D Strong. 277 or 1577.
i 2 i-SSL- jz:?
gas stove and heater. Servants quarters.
Bent for the winter. Address P. O. B. 15.
For Rent Apartments Furnished. I
FLATO apartments and rooms. j
Fl'RN'ISHED apartment 55. Slf-Wost MIs-
. -.,-
; ii. x ww ..
I .,.. ,-,. . -. kitchen and
i vK-iia
bath Phone US.
5 ROOM flat tarnished, lights, water
Phone 411 W.
ssc
'
4 ROOM furnished apartment. Panns Court,
S55. Phone 5 J. after i.
FOUR and two room apartments; no cfatl'
dren. Phone i4M, 7M N. Stanton.
COLORADO APTS. z and I rooms, modem.
Die. Phone Test. ICI Myrtle.
j K003IS. private bath. bow. modern apart.
! menta. 71J E. Overland. Phone 1S77 J.
I ST. REGIS APTS. Modern apartments, trt
! East Missouri St corner of Kansas. Ph. Szsa.
' 1" J" - ' " 1 1 Z
I " " "InLJrlTr
rent, basement anarrmelit.
Phone sl.
1 Fl'RXISHKD apartment. 4 large rooms and
sleeping porch in exchange for board for
couple, excellent locatlos, 1007 Montana.
r-hone 4408.
NEWLY and elegantly famished steam
neatea apartment, roar rooms, iront ana
back porches, an built in featsrea. tile bath,
walking distance. Sunset Heights. Phone
210.
-THE ROSRMONT"
1 The Boost elegantly and Individ
ually f nrnlahed Apartment
H H a e In th Southwest.
FOUR and SIX-ROOM
' APARTMENTS
BACHELOR
APARTMENTS
HOME LIKE.
ELEVATED LOCATION
SPLENDID VIEW OF C1TT
SLEEPING PORCHES
PRIVATE PORCHES
FRONT AND BACK .
1217 X. Oregon St. Phone 14-
For Rent Apartment: Unfurnished.
TWO unfurnished apartments, modern, clos
in. steam heat. Phone S24S.
CLOSE IN o room apartment. No children
or sick. Phone 2112.
FOR RENT Large two room apartments
with place for automobile, cor. Copia. and
Madera. Inquire of G. Blum. 717 Magoffin.
FOR RENT room apartment, close In.
steair heat, sleeping porch, complete fur
nishings, curtains, pot planta. etc. for sale
altogether or by piece. Phone mornings 617.
VICTORLV APARTMENTS.
Oregon and River streets New, 4 rooms
each, strictly up-to-the-minute, bed. refriger
ator, gas range, shades; linoleum on kitchen
floor, steam heat. Make your reservations
now. Ready shout Nov. 1st.
Anderson-Filler, Sole Agents.
" Phones 491-1420.
Apartments Furnished & UnfurniiherJ.
FURNISHED or unfurnished modern
apartment Apply 1100 -Wyoming. Phono
2116.
AUSTIN APARTMENTS, furnished and un
furnished. Xew. modern and sanitary. Prices
reasonable, ill Virginia St. Just off of San
Antonio St- Phone 1024.
For Rent Housekeeping Rooms
Furnished.
: LIGHT housekeeping rooms. 305 X. Kansas.
HOCSEKEEPIXG rooms 615H X. Campbell.
HOUSEKEEPING and bed rooms. 512 Myrtle.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms 811H San Antonio.
SINGLE housekeeping room. 1106 Wyoming
FOB RENT Two furnished housekeeping
rooms. Phone 2657.
j HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, close In. 501
rss. mono osi.
THREE room suite, steeping- porch, also
garage. Phono 6021 J.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms newly
1316 San Antonio.
furnished.
TWO nicely furnished rooms, running water
close in. private family. 620 W. Missouri
TWO light front housekeeping rooms, 203 S
Florence.
FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms and sleep
Ing porch, fine for 4 friend. 149 X. Ochoa.
FURNISHED or unfurnished housekeeping
rooms. Wabash Hotel. Phone 5812.
SUITE housekeeping rooms.
Phono 6547.
steam heat.
CLEAN beosekeeBtng rooms for rent.
Phone 4712.
TWO or three
W. Franklin.
housekeeping mHt. 216
SINGLE Mtteekeeplag and bed rooms. 1023
Olive.
NICELY furnished front rooms for house
keeping. 905 X Stanton.
NICELY furnished
Phone 3239.
with ose of kitchen
FOR RENT One large housekeeping room.
walking distance. 117 San Antonio.
FOR KENT Light housekeeping room, fur
nished. SOI Montana. Phone 440X.
LARGE front housekeeping rooms. 1010
Arlsona. Phone 4996 W.
NEWLY famished housekeeping rooms, pri
vate bath. 616 E. San Antonio.
TWO newly furnished front rooms tor
housekeeping, no children. Phono 5017 TV.
TWO nes
No- sick.
ly furnished housekeeping rooms.
910 N. Kansas.
LARGE room with kitchenet nicely
trlshed very convenient Phone 3833.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished house
keeping rooms, private bath. 612 X. Camp
belt TWO furnished housekeeping rooms to
healthy couple without children. Phone 5678
W. 1118 Magoffin.
FOR RENT Two completely furnished
housekeeping rooms, private bath, also gar
age for rent 1000 Myrtle Ave.
FOR RENT Two pleasant and completely
fumlebed housekeeping rooms, gas range,
phone and bath. Xo sick, no ebBdren. 821
g. Boolovsrd.
For Rent Housekeeping Rooms
Unfurnished.
THREE unfurnished rooms, 1207 Ssn An
tonio. Phone 6117 J.
FOR RENT Three unfurnished rooms. 918
Olive St. No sick. No children.
THREE rooms with bath unfurnished, ground
floor, back yard, water and phooe Included.
Rent reasonable. 1107 San Antonio.
For Rent Rooms Famished.
MCE clean room. 114 Mesa.
DESIRABLE room. 707 Mesa.
BED ROOM. 901 Olive. Phone 317 J.
NICE clean rooms. 1015 N. Stanton.
FOR RENT Large front room 908 X. Oregon
BOOM for gentUmen. no sick. 411 Montana.
FAYETTE ROOMS CHEAP Close In.
Wills St Phone 1719.
213
DELMAR ROOMS 417 N. Stanton, ring,
water, free hatha. 50c 31 day: 32.00 up wkly.
COMFORTABLE rooms, hot and cold water,
hatha steam heat 3I5H Myrtle.
NICELY furnished rooms 503 E. Boulevard,
rhone 4565.
-... : , r - I
BRIGHT, airy front room, nice bath. 1525 E. (
Boulevard. Phone 5122. i
For Rent Rooms rurohHed
DOWN TOWN
Block.
rooms it up Court House
SOITHEIIN HOTEL Outside
week op. 4:1 S. 19 Paso.
rooms S3
LOVUIA
afeeptttg porch, close In.
Phone 14C4 J.
ONE nicely furnished
all conveniences.
, M. N Oregon. Phone 1IM.
FOR RENT One nicely furnished front
room on Montana, dose in. Phone 531.
, TEX.VS TAVERN" rooms with bath. 4.5 up,
j Phone S47. "
FURNISHED looms near court house Phone
' THE KE.VX.tRU 4Mi Ni Oregon, modern
rooms.
NICE front
, Phone 218L
room, hot water, lights, bath..
NEWLY fnrwohed sfeepfsg rooms,
Saa Antonio. -
! BEAUTIFUL large light front room. suftaMa
w two. J Olive.
I LKillT. airy room adjoining bath, steam
I beat, close In. Phone 2TI2.
i J??jJz'L.& J2".. "" or
huly. reasonable. Phone 1988 J.
WANTED roommate by young man. large
room, hath adlolBlng. dose In. Phone 4S90 W.
FRONT room, nicely furnished. 715 X. Vlr
atnla. Phone 1336 W.
NICE front bed room for rent 88 per month.
1113 Wyoming.
DESIRABLE room, porch, healthy gentle
man. 403 Montana. .
I tlDKIrTI- wa-VT?- JT t m a
1 New . rL PB. 2S?
El PaaO St.
CLOSE IN small sunny room, very reason
able. 616 W. Boulevard. Phone 2184.
TWO light well furnished rooms, private en
trance, no other roomers. 201 Boulevard, cor
ner Mesa.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished bedroom tn
private 'family, furnace heat. close in.
Phone 2630 J.
THREE large steam heated rooms, single or
In suite, private bath, new and desirable
far men. Phone 1003. 1213 N. Oregon.
NICELY furnished front room, new bunga
low, bath adjoining. 812. Car and Jltne line.
Xo sick. Phone 4438 J.
NICELY furnished room adjoining bath, pri
vate home, gentlemen preferred. Phone
6612 R.
IS MINUTE'S WALK from postofflce. two
bed roosM suitable 3 or 4 gentlemen, ad
Jeinlug bath, hot water always, furnace
heat, sleeping porch. Will rent separately.
Phone 2176 W.
For Rent Rooms and .Board.
ROOMS and board 320 month. Room
Wabash Hotel. 258 Pledraa.
ROOM and board 35.50
279 M.
per week. Phone
NICELY famished front bedroom in private
family, board If desired. Phone 6166 J.
ROOM and board on Montana, garage If de
slred. Phone 6127.
ROOM and board for two young- men. SS
month. Phone 6872.
TABLE board, home cooking, also bright.
airy bedroom. 1S26 K. Boulevard.
LARGE rooms, first class board. 1801 North
Stanton. Phone 1476.
SELECT BOARD at reasonable
Montana. Phone 6458 IV.
rate. J12
GOOD table board, rooms. Mrs. "Washburn.
405 Prospect. Phone 2947.
ROOM and board. Mrs. Depew. 702 Myrtle.
Phone 5138 J.
UU NORTH EL PASO STREET. nicoToom
and board for gentlemen. Phone 2J73.
BEST BOOMS with sleeping porches and
board. 1310 X. Oregon. Phono 673.
FURNISHED rooms, running water, furnace
hear, sleeping porch, board. 212 W. BJo
Grande.
NEWLY furnished room In private home.
couple or gentleman, board. 1123 E. Bio
Grande. Phone 6612 S.
ONE young- lady convalescent may secure
board and sleeping porch. In private home
In Highland park; reasonable. Telephone
VON BRTESEN-S SANATORIUM, for con
valescents on Ft. BHss car Une away from
city dust and heat Trained nurss in
charge. Home cooking. Rates 310 to 315 per
week. Phone 1874.
,-, JjfeffrrStprc qd Offices.
FOB RENT Two desirable offices. Elevator
service, light, steam heat. Apply Sunt. Her
alo building.
EIGHT STORE ROOMS for rent, on Franklin
St. Just east of X Oregon. 14Sx2Sii ft 323 4
to 345 per ma See R. A. Ainsa. 200 S. -
For Rent MaceDancons.
HOTEL for rent. P. O. box 267. Las Cruces.
- For Safe Automobiles Wanted.
CADILLAC, 1914. T pass, for sals or trads fcr
Ford and cash. Phono 672.
FOR SALE 2 Ford delivery trucks la good
condition. Phone 3313.
UPHOLSTERING. aU kinds furniture. Auto
sllvi covers and tops to order R. L. Daniel
Furn. & Matt Fcty.
FOR SALE Ford touring car 1914 modew
in good condition, in dairy use now. 413 Tex
Phone 210.
FOR SALE 1915 Studebaker 4 touring ear.
5 passenger 360. Elliott Garrett Co.. 500-05
W. San Antonio. Phone 953.
OWTvEK leaving will sell fine electric auto,
almost like new. with charging apparatus.
all for 3500. Phone 3271.
FOR SALE One Iron Portable Garage, largo
aiae. Can be seen In rear of 503 E. Overland.
Jno. M. Wyatt at First National Bank.
Win trade 115 five passenger automobile
for lots or as first payment on 5 or 6 room
Blair t KIoss.
411 Roberta-Banner Bldg- or Phono 1446.
WE want to sen your automobile. Bring your
cars. We will produce results. Roseboro c
Howard. Santa Fe and Main Sta. (Xeff
Stlles Building.)
1011 CADILLAC, 1913 Cadillac. Inter 8tate.
Studebaker 30, Ford. Bargain In second
hand Wlnton. All cars Just overhauled, rfl
Paso Auto Sales Co- US Kansas St Pboss
1915 VELIE. S PASS- ONE MAN TOP
ran 5000 miles, coot 31900. 5 months age
Paint like new. guaranteed to be In abs -lately
A-l condition. Biggest bargain la
town.
Leo Benham Modern Garage. Phone OS.
REO ROADSTER.
1915 Reo roadster t&.pped with Lee tires
andeverytbing ta good condition. Price 87S0.
Would take Ford or small touring car as
part payment
Jay F. Knox.
300 Mills St r-hnn. ,4-
For S afe Venides.
GOOD buggy for sale or trade. Phone 2112.
FOR SALE Extra good buggy
Hoeco.
330. 3504
For Sale Furniture.
FOR SALE furniture. Phone 601 J.
DARK oak serving table. 46x24.
312.50. Phone 2630 W.
a bargain.
REFINISHING furniture and pianos. Color
cnanged to suit R. L. Daniel. Furn. Matt.
Faety.
FURNITURE of 8 rooms, all fitted up for
housekeeping, every room full, house for
rent 1319 X. Oregon.
FOR SALE CHEAP Brass trimmed bed.
dresser, desk table, rugs, etc , 2200 San Jos
St Highland Park car.
OFFICE FURNITURE Oak typewriter
desk, letter file, sectional book case. taMe.
rug. and chairs -all practically new. Cheap.
Phone 4449.
HALT FURNITURE COMPANY.
FURNITURE AND S.TOVES.
BOUGHT SOLD AND EXCHANGED.
20 8. STANTON. PHONE S04S.V.
FURNITURE reflnlshed. repaired and up
holstered, white enamel and ivory work our
pvCTny. turnuure ana glassware pacfcetL
Guaranteed nerk. ot our prices Heardiar
Bros.. 444 San Franusca Phono I2D4.

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