El Paso herald., November 25, 1915, HOME EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

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EL PASO HERALD
MOVIE OF A MAN EATING THANKSGIVING DINNER AT HOME-BRIGGS
T H AN K S
We Btsi lo extend our thanks to frw cili
zens of El Paso and vicinity for their Uberal
patronage since the opening of our QUICK.
TIRE SERVICE Station Aug. 16th, 1915.
Our El Paso business has exceeded our
expectations and fee assure all our cmlomers
and ne ones the same careful free road sen
ice bH be maintamed.
QUICK TIRE
SERVICE COMPANY
wMm SE-Ga .l-'GHT.. . HECQRD - ypg, P MACHIJ LUTeiis To MUSIC
, tfEj$?APeR B'tto Vacuus . sees couch atajcs ,- . . -
m , m - -.!!- i ..I - , .
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Phone 7007. S
Distributors U. S. Tires
"Nobby Tread"
Largest Steam Vulcanizing Plant.
Xfe.
WHERE TO
my
WWMt
AND
ACCESSORIES
Guaranteed In Writing 60C0 Miles: Others Claim Quality .
We Guarantee It All Adjustments Made Here.
tikes
MISSION GARAGE CO, IXC
Mills and Campbell Streets,
FREE QUICK TIKE SERVICB
Phone 7JT
2
121 IS
TD BUDGET FUND
Paso del Norte Gives $1200,
Popular $800; Mayor Lea
Subscribes $120.
1.1 Paso's 1S15-1C budget campaign
uas started off with a rush which indi
. ates that the total of $67,000 will be
rjised this year with no more trouble
than the 45.00ft was raised last year
for the chamber of commerce budget.
S. G. Humphreys, manager of the
Paso del Norte, has headed the hotel
list with $1200 for the budget. A.
Schwartz, president of the Papular Iry
'loods 'company, headed the merchants'
list with JS00 and Houck & Dieter
headed the liquor dealers list with
$300, and mayor Tom Lea subscribed
voluntarily J120 to head the individual
subscription list- Other large subscrip
tions are expected to be received by the
end of the week and the big thermom
eter, which is to be placed on Hotel
Sheldon will register 15000 when it is
Placed in position Friday. ,
Omdorff Pleased, j
President R. B- Orndorff. of the I
chamber of commerce, who is in per
' ELKS TO lied
nine dew
Annual Lodge of Sorrow
Dec. 5 at First Pres
byterian Church.
Most noteworthr o loose even's in
the immediate future will be the an
nual lodge of sorrow of EI Paso lodge
of Elks. lw. The session will be held
Sunday afternoon, December 5. at 2:30
in the afternoon at the First Presby
terian church. The church will be
(.ccorated in palms and evergreens and
the purple and white colors of the or
der and the main secrJes of the church
will be reserved for the members of
tht local lodg-v A splendid program
has been arranged by chairman G. A.
Martin and the committee In charge,
consisting of F. B. Simmons. J. B.
Padeh. Chas. Armstrong and A. T.
Samworth. The Elks will meet at the
lodge room and. headed by esquire W.
H. Case, will inarch to the church. Ex
alted ruler Roy D. Baxnum and the
officers of the lodge will conduct the
usual Elk services at the church.
The program in full follows:
i hour and p. m. the first and seconT
I degrees were conferred. Between I
I and 7 p. m. supper was served la th
banquet room of the Masonic temple.
followed by the conferring of the third
; degree.
Masters Have Convocation.
A convocation of El Paso council
. royal and select masters, was
held Saturday afternoon and night for
the conferring of the rojal master and
' select master degrees. During the
afternoon the royal master degree was
wmciicu. seiween ana p. m. sup
per was served In the banquet room
and beginning at 7 p. m. the select
master degree was conferred. A class
of 31 candidates. Masons who had re
ceived the degrees of the Royal Arch
chapter, received the degrees.
Meeting at "Waco.
L. E. Gillett, master of El Paso chap
ter, Rojal Arch Masons, leaves Sat
urdaj. December 4, to represent tha
chapter and El Paso council, royal and
select masters, at the grand chapter
meeting in Waco, beginning on Decem
ber . Mr. Glllett will also represent
the grand lodge of California.
The next meeting of ML Franklin
I mage oi periection. Ancient and Ac-
4.cTjmi i-uitisa rtiie or rTeemasonry,
will be held on December 13. On the
following Monday night the Rose Croir
chapter, council of Knights Kadosh
and El Paso consistory No. 3. will hold
their regular monthly meeting.
Odd Fellows to Elect.
The semi-annual election of officers
for El Paso lodge No. 834. Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, will be held on
Program for Service. TSJEL.' u.-I""l,u" I?F ""
.!.. .. v. .v. u.. i - "r?- r"c "j""" i
sonal charge of the budget campaign, Quartet! nf V.i TiS- t,, i JTh ' ""r "'Si" the lodge will
expressed himself as being highlv grit- ! v.-ruSrt,e,': J" e v?" ! .pr,- JS" r?cPton ? the members of
.fied at the way the budget camDaign rY Mc-ix. 'ZZnSL.Z2?L " " """r "?" KSe. when refresh-
had started and predicted that the to- j Prayer, Dr. G. H. Illgginii chanlain
tal JS7.060 would be raised this year of the lodge. BP cnapiain
with even less effort than the J 45.000 I Solo. "Eye Hath Not Seen" from
last year, since the merchants realize "The Holy City" (Gaul), Mrs." W D
the value of the budget fund and the Howe.
need for the larger sum this year be- I Oration. J. M. Nealon
cause of the additional conventions Solo, "Confession" (Blowers), Mrs.
which are to be brought here, includ- j A. H. Goldstein.
lng the International Irrigation con- I Quartet. "Evening and Morning"
KTess. the Farm congress and the fall (Oakley), Messrs. Witte and l.emen-
festival and celebration for the open- i Mesdames Goldstein and Holliday.
NEWS BREVITIES
LOCAL. AM)
GBNBR.A L
Train Ilalletln.
All afternoon and night trains for
today are reported on time.
M.?-M'- "" Wells. Osteopath. 4M-5
Mills Btdg., TeL 1876: Res. 1S85-J.
El Paso Distilled Water Co. Ft. 4S9.
Advertisement.
rapidly
Republic
Tires
r
Hand-Made 5000 Miles Guarantee.
ELK AUTO SUPPLY CO.,
500 MESA.
Dr. Ebert. dentist, 316-218 Mills Bids.
Japanese Bnpm Is Recovering.
Toklo. Japan. Nov. 36 Daily bulletins
are being issued by the court annosne
ing that the progress of the empress
continues to be satisfactory. Alarm
ing rumors had been In circulation for
several days regarding the condition of
ucr neaiin.
growlnsr crowd. mmlir cif
which were shouting, "Kill him," and
were endeavoring to reach Warner.
Mission oodles, ask your grocer.
Dr. l'rarce Osteopathic Pays. 4 Snr.
303 Mills Bldg. Phone 40S3.
SAXON SIX
$785
ROADSTER 8393
See Them Today.
Saxon Jlotor Car Co 333 Texas St.
Dr.Annn Itenm.Buckler BkLover Elite.
Dr. Jamieson has returned and re-
, uuca nn practice. u Mills Bldg.
Fancy dressed poultry dally.Futton Mkt
Pardonii 12 for Thankaglvlng.
Little Rock. Ark Nov. 25. In com
memoration of Thanksgiving day. Gov.
Georse "W. Hays today pardoned 12
convicts from the state penitentiary.
Three of the men -were serving long
terms for murder.
m? of the bier dam.
President Omoorlf
has
exnreased
himself as being especially gratified at
xne personal subscription of mayor Tom
Iea, who has subscribed 816 a month
for the year. This is expected to cause
many other individual subscriptions to
be added to the subscription list wbpee
fivers have never donated anything to
the budget fund in the past.
Oration. A. W. Xoreon
Solo. Mrs. Robert HoWdav.
,Solo, "The Palms."- with violin
obligate. Mrs. G. A. Martin.
Closing exercises.
Doxology.
Benediction, Rev. C. L. Overstreet.
MaMons Honored.
W. M. Stotkwell. with ten other
Texans, received the 33rd degree hon
orary of the Scottish Rite of Fr..
masonry at allas last Friday.
by the sover-
Dr. Banehrrt, dentist. Mills Big. ph. 4857
SIlTer King Cafe. 309 San Antonio St
Dinner 25c. Short orders. Home cook
ing. Moorheads, 610 E. San Antonio.
I'aitor U Arrested.
The next meeting of Western Re- ,CS0' Iu- Nor- ss- Rev- Oscar C.
bekah lodae will be bM n nmn.. ! Hemling. pastor of the Untversitv Con-
ber 2. j gregatlonal church, and chairman of
Woodmen Iaitloie. lb.I:HKloU8 "watlonal board of the
Tornlllo camp No. 42. Woodmen of JlTi.,Teste,,I Wednesday wheB
the World, initiated one candidate and ' ne "nPted to stop a policeman, who
received the application of a Wood- : ccordnS to the preacher, was "beat-
ments "will b 5erved
Mt. I-ranklln Encampment will hold
the semi-annual election of officers
on December 17. On December 3 the
encampment will give a reception and
dance in honor of Western Rebenah
loage.
Threaten President; Arrested.
Cleveland. O, Nor. S. A man who
gave his name as William Meer of
Bay City. Mich, was Held by the' police
Wednesday night pending an Investiga
tion of letters in his possession threat
ening the life of sresident Wilson.
The letters are incoherent and warn I
Mr. Wilson that the writer is "being
forced to marder him."
Quick Tire Service
Phone 7007. .
320 Texas St.
All Sizes Alt tr Tmr
OPEN EVERT HOUR, IX THE" TEAR.
V
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ihernnrl-hanH Aiifnn.nI.iIao Everything
i m,viuuuuvi tnr flTit.ne
n. 3f. nATCHHR.PhonrrS"1- BnItk ,,nd"- c-dmw' nD5msT1 atmu
Fresh vegtbls, fruits, game. Fulton Mkt
Fresh gulf fish, oysters, Fulton Mkt.
Grain Finn Suspends.
Milwaukee. Wis, Nov. 25. The E. G.
Hadden company, grain commissioners.
long considered the largest dealer in
grain futures in the city, suspended
anermtlAtia VT4nHv Tk. flnn an
nounced it h&H over a0.AA0 hnsh.lv !
of grain of customers on its books and
was unable to collect margins.
TIRiES. (
TUBES 1
muStTi150 AT3r Siray COMPANT. nae.l
A. IT. Blttlck. Pro.
Wholesale aaa Getai
W C. Slebke, Sec
CONGRESS, PULLMAN AND IMPERIAL
?M?,Sl?"ad Snspl'es, VntcaoSiioc. GasoUas acd OUa
longwell Be careful of your baggage
checks. Leave at Loogweirs. TeL 1.
man desiring to enter by transfer.
El Paso lodge No. 1. Benevolent Or
der of Bees, will meet next Tuesday
mgnt in regular session.
Kaglei Initiate.
El Paso aerie. Fraternal Onlor nf
Eagles In wer-kly session Wednesday i
-.-. ......mu N.cnu i.-iraituiies, max
ins up" a striking nmiMf vArvr
The minister was in fell 35 minutes
before being balled out
Sjlf.t'r Tlr TIlllA Tin latnhb. ava
Tion-noisonous. Have the sjifetv tin hnr degree was conferred
will strike anywhere. Bine Tip Matches Jjp1 grand inspector general for Texas,
conxorm zuiiy with tne new federal law.
Adr.
I inar n tfittil . ia inlr(a,t,j ,. -
AC ! month. At l maArinsp .I A:.
--- ..-. el s.esa.. aiu. IIUIII1IIA
Italian and French dinners well served.
114 South Stanton. Deir Ara. Prop.
Dr. Cnrl Smith, 327 1st Nat Bfc. bids.
TCCSOX AUTO STOLEN.
X H. Martin, of Tucson, Ariz., has
written to R. B. Orndorfrthat his Win
ton car was stolen from Tucson and
he believes the thief is coming to El
aso. The car carries the Arizona num- !
ber 2732.
sjm F. Cochran, assisted by other
rn aegree Masons of the state. Mr.
Stockwell was elected to the degree at
the meeting of the supreme council
lor the southern jurisdiction at Wash
ington. D. C in October
ta Paso lodge. Ancient Free and Ac- i recitations and talks Fifteen appli
cepted Masons, conferred the first, cations for membership were received
second and third degrees Wednesday at the meeting. The Pass City Eagle.
several canaiaates Tne wort a monthlv bulletin m:ut it. rm
p. m. and between thai t peararcc at the meeting.
I German Nobleman Knil Life.
tions for officers for the ensuing year vi !lTrJ10-' J;?Jv5-7L'V.,,er Er
were made The election will be held I J!Imn?JnnanV?ald, by frindB be
next Wednesday night t ? "J10" ' noble German hpuee and
Following the business session Wed- , . .. "" "" ." "fe nine an usurer
nHnr .wkt .hAA i ' m uk personal bodv sruanl or i
lon. Music was furnished by the Sixth
iiiiamry oana. and tnere were sonss.
on
started at 3
in the personal body guard of emneror
William of Germany, committed sui
cide in a local hotel Wednesday. Zim
merman told the manager of the hotel
where he was a frequent guest that
extensive lumber interests which he
owned in Germany had been made
worthless by the war.
S3JQ 84.00 & MM SHOIS .
itf,7.
IBSI
Sunny Monday bluing, ask your grocer.
Sweden Restrict) Exports.
Stockholm. Sweden. Nor. 35. The
Swedish government has forbidden the
export of cotton wool, cotton wadding
and cotton twist from November 25th
and also essential oils and brandy and
other spirits, except whiskey.
Mbslon Potato Chips, ask yoar grocer.
Pickrrlrt Cafe. 405 N. Oregon,
Fred C. Knoltenberg announces he
has removed his law offices from 405
Caples Building to 361-302 Caples
Building. Phone S78.
Tires!
EL PASO RUBBER CO.
Agents For
GOODRICH. DIAMOND AND UNITED STATES TIRES
Largest and Best Vulcanising Plant.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
-jirj aouin t.1 l-aso street.
Phone 2334c-
BORDERLAND AUTO SUPPLY CO.
LEE TIR ES
THE QUALITY TIRE
PLATS AND PUXCTOU: PB.OOI
CORNER MYRTLE AND KANSAS
Execute Schmidt Jan. 10.
Albany. N. T. Nov. 25. The court of
appeals today fixed the week beginning
January 10 as the time for the electro
cution of Hans Schmidt the unfrocked
priest convicted of slaying Anna
Aumuller in New Tork in ISIS.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY
WEARING W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES
VALUE GUARANTEED
For 32 years W.L. Douglas name has stood for shoes
of the highest standard of quality for the price. His
name an the price stamped on the bottom guarantees
full valub. They are the best known shoes in the world.
W. L. Douglas shoes are made of the most carefully
selected Ieathers,after thelatest models, in a well equipped
factory at Brockton, Mass., under the direction and per
sonal inspection of a most perfect organization and the
highestpaidSraiIedshoemakers:ailworkingwithanhonest
determination to make the best shoes in the world,
W. L. Douglas $3.50 shoes are the best
that can be produced for the price.
W. L. Douglas $4.00 and S4.50 shoes
just as good for style, fit and wear as other
makes costing 56.00 to $7.00, the only
perceptiDie airrerence is the price.
None genuine unlcos W. L. Doug
las name ana tn retail pnee is
stamped on the bottom.
If your loci deatrr oaaot wpply you, wnte
lor illustrated Catalog leowiis! how to order
brtoaO. W. L. DOUCLAS.
160 Spark Street, Brockton, Mas.
FOR MEN
THE FASHION
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. m ,wy V if'W M'
5S W.tr(ifSK&' .S-:!1 F W fai
firWyi Of-' Lt, , W $2.00
Sg&ZiM 0J BEWARE OF zSgjSsMslw i
N SUBSTITUTES -BSS! '
W. L. DOUGLAS
WAS PUT TO
WORK PECCINC
SHOESATSEVEN
YEARS OF ACE.
HE BECAN MAN
UFACTURING IN
1876, AND IS
NOW THE LAR
GEST MAKER OF
,53.50 AND 54.
SHOES IN THE
WORLD.
3oti" Shoes,
Best is ths
World,
ANOTHER BARGAIN
SOLD O.V noVLBVAIlD
K. L. Linker has bought of Geo. W.
Booth a five room bungalow on Boule- j
Hawkins Bros, made the sale. This
firm makes a specialty of city real
estate, and state that thev have some
Kncli Ilnda and tamalas every night. f the beet bargains on their books that
RAILROAD AND AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLES
All trains arrire and desert fmm ttia
station, foot of San Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given th S3 Paso or
mountain standard time.
SANTA YE.
For Albnqaemne. Dearer. Chicago. Los
Aacsles L. S.i a. m. and S: p. m.
From Alboqnerqae. Denver. Chicago. Lea
Angeles Ar. IS a. m. and -i5 p. m.
EL l'AU A" bOLTHlVESTEBX.
(Western Division.)
For Arixona and Sonora Lv. S:SS . m.
and 7.44 p. m. I
From Arlaona and Sonora Ar. T:v a. m.
and 1:44 p. m.
tBattern rMrisun.)
For Kansas Ctty. St. Loois aad Chicago !
Lt 1 55 p. m. and 4:45 p. m.
Vw r. ...&
From Chicago. St. Louis and Kansas City aLT5R CITV MOCOLLON STACK LI-jj
Ar .J a. m. aad ::4 p. m. .n ay S7JB; Ronnd Trip S1S.0O.
From Taemncari Ar 7:1 tt. m. I Si7 sieamer. II Passenger Car.
C. II. A- S. A. AND s. i- TrttiNS. i ue or wiiu for reserraUoa.
For San Antonio. Xew Orloans aad Wash-, "Sat jars experience Mogollon Boai
inCKOK HOTEL AND ACTO iDJE
s to Bephant Bntte and Palomas
Sprlttgs. cars meet all trains.
BIO SPRINGS. LAMESA. TEX. ACTO LANE
.iV Bte SHBS Mv SSpt SundaFa.
siiKSi V.rt,??s "a via soash aaj '
if?i? " 1S noon- retnrnlsg to Bis
CordiM Smith. Props, Big Springs, Tex.
a .- TBOSA-MESCALEKO.
y?!?-? Talarosa for Mescal ero. daTv
J roaad trip; fare to Alamogordo Ji.
D. IV. Shoemaker Aoto Line.
Tnlaroea. X. SL
American and Spanish Cafe. 417 Mesa. I they have had in a lona- while.
Dr. Ilrrnc, Dentist. Herald Bldg-,
Two Killed In Train IVreeelc
Salisbury, N. C, Nov. . C. E. Hall
and IL C Zevers of Charlotte were
killed and ten other passengers In
jured here Wednesday night when
Southern railroad passenger train Xo.
IS crashed into a special train in the
yards here. The special carried N'orth
Carolinans bound for Richmond to at
tend the Xorth Carolina-Virginia foot
ball game today.
Mission Macaroni, ask your grocer.
Dr. Jamleson. diseases or Kldney.Blad
der. Skin and Rectum. SIS Mills Bldg.
Miners Get Konrth Itaisr.
Houghton, Miclu, Nov. 25. The Quin
cy Copper Minlnc company Wednesday
announced an increase of wages of its
employes of "! per cent. Two thou
sand employes are affected by the in
crease, which is the fourth in the last
two months.
Dr. A. T. still Osteopathic Infirmary
Dr. Ira W. Collins, physician In chief:
Dr M. Alkire. lady specialist: Dr Carl
Gibson. SOI W Missouri street. They
cured others. They can cure you.
XEIV "DIAMOMJ- PACKAGE
CALIFORNIA IVALXUTS.
This new package puts an end to
your buying walnuts of an unknown
quality.
The California Walnuts in the
diamond II rand package carry an
absolute guarantee of quality well
filled shells rich, nutty white meats.
The kind of walnuts you always want
to buy but have neer before had any
way to Identify them.
This is the reason for this package
Tou can say to your dealer, "Send me
a 'o. One tor No. Two) Blie "Diamond
Brand Walnut package." If they corns
in a DIAMOND RRAND package yon
know you are getting what you ordered
fancy California Soft Shall Walnuts.
Tou can eipect and will get the same
hteh quality every time.
It is the only satisfactory way to
buy walnuts, as the first package will
quickly convince you.
At your grocers.
(Advertisement)
ington Lv. 8:46 m m. and It.U n. m
From Washington. New Orleans and Saa
Aatonlo Ar. i.Z p. m. and 1 p. m.
For Arizona and Calif onus Lv. :4t a.
m.. t p. m. and le.lS p. m.
From Arizona aad California Ar. I:M
a. m.. 4:34) p. m. and IS p. m.
TEXAS PACIFIC
For Dallas and St, Loois Lv. (:3t) a. m
" p m.
From St. Loois aad Dallas Ar. :4 a.
m.. s.se p. m.
MEXICIX CENTRAL.
For Agnascalleates and intermediate
points Lv Juarez at S p. m.
From Agnaacalientes aad Intermediate
points Ar Jaarez TJ a m.
JIKXICO AND NORTH WESTERN.
For Pearson and Intermediate points Lv.
jaarez saondaya aad Tauredays at S a. m.
Froai Pearson Ar Juarez 6 p. ra. Wed
nesdars and Fridays.
Frank TotvuctmI
O. Bex TtJ Phone ;4.
Sttver aty.
ROSWELL-ALAMOGORDO PASSENGER
AND HVrKIteS LINE.
Automobiles leave Atamegordo for Raa-
wen at .JO a. m.. arrive at Roawell at t:M
I p. m. Weatboand automobile leave Ros-
wen ror Alamogordo tl I.H a. n. Arrive
L.4S CKCCES ACTO LINE.
FOR MESILLA VALLEY POLVTS.
. Jf" HM ee each week day at
bo".::-: ::::::::::'i.i:
S-J5ai.; :::::::;: :::::::::: r:c
afeallla Park .I.""::: I oj
Leaves Las Croces Drag Co. for E' Pase
aa p. ra. daily.
i
jV?.?- YLET- HIIXSBORO AND KINC
J2?N rV"0 GE AND EXPRESS LINE
Keets all traua at Lake Val!e
Wire at my expense for special trips acj -wnre
at any Mm. Rates reasonaMe.
F. IV. MISTER,
, Hlllaboro. K. M.
OLOUE TO PUOENTS.
Eight hoars, via Roosevelt dim. Leaves
Dominion hotel. Globe, daltjr. s :i a a
Arrive Phoenix 4-xa n m it. , . ....
t . , - -.fc .A AM..
miv i iHniaiwn u sOfSBCa
N". Y. SuffrasUilK Spent ,ST,13I.
Albany. N'. T, Xov. 35. New York
runfraglsts filed their campaign ex
pense statement Wednesday, showing
the recent election cost them J87.111.
Receipts were JSS.3S3.
Next time you eat try the Turf Cafe.
2tl E. Overland St.
Cor. White alt Inn. Meacalero, Bent. Tula
rasa. La Lax
Through fare one way lit.. Interme
diate points Sc per mile. Twenty-five pounds
t.. .h Vni.. ir.M .i c.ml-...i.?- I baggage carried free. Excess lc ner nouswl
Of the 131 Iao Valley Water lKn ' orAUnordo:2 r "' RwnrelI: "
A'nSiiber of matters of the highest j BsvwdtNew Mexico!"r'
importance to the Water Users and
Stockholders of this Association must . MAXKA-FORT UAI'Is AUTO MAIL LINE.
be considered dennltelv within the r.mit i '" f r j " "ra a-noays a a. m.
few das. The Board of Governors
have decided that before taking aatlon
in the several matter mmitiAnMl .tin
Stockholders, meaning all those who ' BLACK RANGE AUTO STAGE AND
have subscribed their lands nnrfo. th BAPHKSS LINE.
at Alcirogordo at 4:1S p. m. Stops
made at the foltowlng points: . GRa I alley Aoto Stage Line. Gloh.. l.
ncacno. xinaie. nonao. san l-atnclo. Glen i : zzzzz.' Z1Z
liu.-"!! nu.-uusiUZUZO MAIL, LINE.
Pasaengw service leaving both Roswa'I
xaves jtana s p. ra.
une way. JJ is. rM trip. J4.se.
G. IV. Davis. ITop.
..... tm I J.. . .. . . -
. v.iivH oaiiy boq annaay at s a. m.
for Pl.-acho. Tianie. Hondo. Llnco n. Ft
Stanton, capitaa aad Nogal.
Through fare one way. JJ.40 lTr t-'
dlate points at Scper mile Baggage car.
rled up to 175 pounds. so pounds free.
Excess at lc per pound.
Resnell Auto Co.
Owners and Operators.
EL PASO-LA MESA AUTO LInE
CrPER I ALLEY. WEST SIDE,
HERALD nRT.tvirwv
Leaves Herald office eacn weeli Jay at
4 M i p. m. Fares from El Piao to tie fo -
n-ln..tinn it l.K .i. i:.i ' rl.. sen Ice. leaving Engle
.hn.MHhV .lv. ,i. " 1 "?.d, 'J "t? - . 'or
""" "- "w .-. v..iU.vu- ciennani hut? iwaaiiiai iK-fiiAvn
i Iowinc nainta ir mm ffkJfAsM-
tensl I IhmUU
I ij ssaiiasn auw
fully consulted.
Therefore, it being of the greatest
importance to tne interest of the land
t.a ntA& i
Elephant Butte. Cncblllo. Willow Snrtnn I - -
and Falrview Throvgh faro one way. $C; i La Mesa ...."I""""
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with drawn t.inlw,. . . ,., .1 f ,m, , It i- Hei-tnl !h it the Water Users!
mtn and women, police-women Clara I "'" "1" tL'rKlt th importance of the!
B Olson and MolK Redfl Weilr.rsia I meeting and win not fail to be present.
Dr. Satierlee. Osteopath. 410 Mills Bids- ! stockholders "'l
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". -""-.l.nt off ! TemhT the :7th. l"!".. .,t 2 .clock p. m.
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