El Paso herald., March 25, 1916, HOME EDITION, Page 9, Image 9

About El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931

Image provided by: University of North Texas; Denton, TX

                
TVeek-Eud Edition, March 23-26, 1916.
IWARRING - IN THE VOSGES
TIlCESDAT.n TO IIR SUNT
TO ClMVOIUIt FOR TniAI.
Phoenix, Arri, March Gov. Hunt
has honored a requisition for E. J.
Truesdale, said to be wanted for bur-
elarr at Chino. Cal. Truesdale was ar-
THE
jfwELSrllp
O .D.F 0 STER CO. Props; 1
EL PASO. TEXAS
ST $111
NJ rested at Tucson.
Only n Few Left.
Mrs. Edna J. Evans' Cook Books on
sale at The Herald Office, at 25c each.
Out of town purchasers please add 3
cents to cover postage Adv
Roberts-Banner Building Will Complete Solid Block of
Big Buildings on Stanton; Mrs. Patterson to Build
Five-Story Apartment on Mesa; Japanese Bung
alow Planned for Mesa Ave.; Other Buildings.
Try The'Heralrl "Want Ads.
EL PASO HEUATD
m SUlf BUILDING STARTED:
NEWAra mm
AA
G
nIMi was broken during the
present week for the new
r..l.erts-Banner building which
if seven stories at the southwest
i.. t nf Stanton and Mill" streets and
-t sr.eooo coniplefed. The .contract
tin construction of the building
s awarded to Jtihn Mulligan last
i isdtr at approximately J117?900.
I lie niw Wulldlnp will haxe a front
, i r i.'i fiet on Mills street and HZ
vi int. .11 street Its (onuiletioii will
i wit tin nt mde of Sunton .tn"t
i . i .-olid io wf high buildings, in
ilm 1 wrxboflx'x which is to bo
i.liKii'd two stories, the four story
i i. r building; and the seven story
i v 1! uinci building
5 try tpnrlnicnt.
i nmincnim nt was also made 1 Br
ibe pie-ent week of the completion
.Una for the five story apartment
Keep the
Stomach Right
i
and when it flhows any
signs of distress, give help
at once.
HOSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters
has been found ery helpful as a tonic
and appetizer. Try It.
house to be built for Mrs. Mildred Pat
terson on tlit southwest corner of
Mesa avenue and California street,
which will cost, with furnishing.
$5o,000. It was announced at the same
time the probability that a little later
an addition of equal size would be
liullt that would brine the total cost
to S100.000.. The building will have
an automatic elevator. II. M. Beutell
is the architect.
More and Tenement.
Work is just starting on the store
and tenement house t Vincent Sal-, m
at Third and Stanton .streets, to cost
118,900. This building will be V'slIO
feet two stories in height, with stores
on the first floor and apartments and
rooms .ahox e.
Work is under wav on a S.'uOO apart
ment building; for It A. Nonkc on the
west side of Stanton sti t. letn-cen
Ilivor and Cliff streets The sttucture
will be two stories In hetKhr and con
tain two three room apartments and
one five room apartment A basement
will be provided and heating olant in
stalled. The Phoenix-iCl Paso Build
ing company has the eontr.ii. for the
j work. ,
rfnpnnrvc If unKUltirr.
The Phoenlx-IU Paso BuiMin- com
pany has started construction work on
a seven room Japanese bungalow for
Mrs Ada Shelton on the west side of
Mesa avenuei between Curri Hnd Hague
streets.
The Anderson-Filler Improvement
company has sold to D J 'Cooke a.
modern four room bungalow at Clifton
and Lamar streets, in Government Hill,
the consideration being $3300.
Xcit K. 7- t M. "Warehouse,
Plans will be readv next week for
inviting proposal for the new ware
house of Krakauer, Zork & Moye, to be
CORRECTION
Misleading statements have been made by persons
misinformed as to actual facts, that my crushed rock
was not good. To refute such unwarranted statements
I herewith submit analysis of crushed rock I propose to
furnish. After April 5th I will be in position to supply
this rock in ,all sizes at rate of 500 tons per day.
Phone 605 or 4056. A. Courchesne
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
S. E. Mezes, Pres.
Austin
ANALYSIS NO. 663 MAY I. 1913.
Mr. A. Courchesne,
El Paso, Texas. ,
Dear Sir: .
The sample of DOLOMITE received from you and
marked "No. I,"
CONTAINS: -
Per Cent
Silica t 1.86
Oxide of iron and alumina 1 .70
Lime . , 28.89
Magnesia 20.18
Carbonic acid 44.30
Loss on ignition . . . 2.50
99.43
Specific gravity 2.84
Weight of I cubic foot -. . . . 1 77.21 lbs.
This stone absorbs no water.
Crushing strain in lbs. per square incht 18,920
Approved: Signed:
VM. B. PHILLIPS. S. H. WORRELL. Chemist
Director. P.
EiS3isz . sAijeM(IWse n- -grrCTKysjyvsmreMrrr.g smrrr arcrl
FR-E-MCrl OBSERVXTIOM POST.
fcV.4S33B3S389raHt3ST3&g2X2&S2
located on the mit 'tde of 1 ' I'a'-b
street, between Sn Francisco and
Main streets, adjomtng the ptesent
buildings of the company. The Ware
house will be four stones in height,
will cover an area 90x100 feet, and will
cost about 13000. Trost & Trost are
the architects."
Trost &. Trost are drawing plans for
a five room bungalow for Ralph Con
verse to be. located in Government III1L
The house Will cost about J 4008.
Mnrr it Co. Snles.
.Tames L. Marr & company report the
following sales for the week
Government Hill companv to Elsie
Grafton, lots 1 and 32, block 84, Gov
ernment Hill addition. $500.
" James I.. Marr to Gabriel Narvex, a
5 room brick residence on Estrella
street, between Montana and Tularosa,
13700
Government Hill company to Flor
ence Forrest, lots 13 to 35, block 30,
Government Hill addition, 1626.
Government Hill company to R. A.
Toung, lots IS and IS, block 25, Gov
ernment Hill addition. J 600.
Dr. It B. Honjan to Mrs Wm. Neuge
bauer, lots 17 to 2!, block 4S, Govern
ment Hill addition, 11500
ew Planing Mill.
JoIIx- & Morris have started construc
tion work on an office and planing
mill for their own use to be located
at Raynor and Manzana. street and to
cost $2500.
In the same locality the company la
building two four room bungalows to
cost about S1800 each.
NEWS BREVITIES
LOCAL AND
GE.VER At,
Advertla
Train Bulletin.
AH afternoon and. night trains for
today are reported on time.
Murray Grocery, JOS N. Oregon. Ph. 1721
EI Paso Distilled Water Co., Ph. 4S9.
tnent
er Saratoga, now undergoing repairs at
the Puget Sound navy yard, shot him
self through the heart In his quarters
on the vessel Friday and died Instantly.
A few minutes before the shot was fired
Pailthorp had been talking cheerfully
wiui iciivn v.-o 0,
Couple. All reed Mayers, Caught.
Muskogee. Okla., March 25.-i-Pul V.
Hadley and his young bride, of Kansas
Clt, Mo. accused of killing sheriff
Jake Giles, of Beaumont, Texas, aboard
a Missouri, Kansas & Texas passenger
train, earlr this morning, were cap
tured late Friday a few miles from Ohe
cotah, when a posse surrounded a farm
house in which the couple had taken
refuge.
Rl Paso Seed Co. open Evenlngs.
519 San Antonio. Opp. Court House.
Dr. Banthert, Deatlit. Mills BIdr. Ph. Hit.
DAILY RECORD
Five Irish Papers Seized.
Publin, Ireland, March 25. The mil
itary and police yesterday visited pub
lishing offices and seized copies of fle
Irish publications and In some cases
destroyed the printing machinery. This
action was taken on the ground of disloyalty.
Bulldinr rrrniU.
To K. A. Williams to erect a brick dwi-11- 1
inr on South Orhoa street; wtunated value
J50.
To C. B. Stevens, to maka repair and al
terations at 315 West Boelevard: estimated
value iSM.
To G. P. Putnam, to bond a -warehouse on
Lee atreet; estimated alu S30s.
VrrAl Mini
El Taso county W. Y. KIH and wife and
II. T. Bills and wlfa to the United Statra
of America, section two. townslte 32 south
ranice, six. HI Paso county, consideration
SI 00. March :, 19K.
Antomobiles .Llfened.
5R39 C. A. Burrage, Jr., smelter. Ford
roadster
5640 Jo- MeArthur, IMS Olive, Ford de
livery truck.
8tl Popular Dry Goods company. Ford
delivery truck.
5SIZ Popular Dry Goods company. Ford
delivery truck.
513 J L Andrea City National bank,
IiOngvreU Be-carerul of your baggage
checks. Leave at Longwell'e. TeL 1.
Notice.
"I have moved my law office to
31-17 First Natl. .Bank Bldg."
f Frank Jadltlns.
S
. ny Officer IJnda Life.
Seattle, IVasli.. March 25. Llout. Or
mond Pailthorp, an officer of the cruls-
Dr. Ebert, dentist
216-21S Mil
"lis Bldg.
Sun Drue Co. Phones 791-792.
Dr. Anna Tteam. BucKler Bid. over Elite.
o Change In Otlss Conillllon.
Los Angeles, Ca ir, March 2". No
change was noted today in the condi
tion of Gen. Harrison Gray Otis, editor
of the Los Angeles Times. The mild
pneumonia from which he has been
suffering for a week apparently has
not increased in seerttv in the last
two days. Otis passed a pood night,
without stimulants
KI Pao "eed Co. Open Evenings
SIS San Antonio. Opp Court House.
John V. Ilrennan. Plumbing and Heat
ing: prompt attention gien to repair
work. 117 1-2 N. ritanton St. Phone
7420.
Osteopathy 11, up. Dr Kldwell Herald BIdr.
Rat at SaToy Cafe,. 110 S. Stanton.
Threpleniug Letters ftitt President
Denver, Colo., March 25 Cleo T
Smith and Roy Smith, brothers, were
taken into custody lnte Friday charged
with sending through the mails threat
ening and obscene letters addressed to
governor Carlson and president "Wilson
The prisoners asserted the letters were
mailed as a joke.
Lancier roadster.
CS44 Dayton cleaning Works. 351 Myrtle,
Saxon delivery car. t
5; J. B. Wlae. Clint, 3, passenger Over
land 5S C. E Home, 4103 Montaaa, S pass
enger Oldsmoblle '
Ilirtlis Itojs.
To Mr and Mr- F. II. Weill. Booker
apartments, February 27.
To Mr and lln. Stanley Bevan, 1131 ffj
ominc; alarchtS.
To Mr and Mrs W M. Zosheib. JOS
North St Vrain. March IS.
Death-.
Felix Martinez ace 5. Tobtn place,
March 22, buried In Trihchera. X M.
Charles K Husk, ace 43, Laredo. Texas,
March 20: burled In Evergreen cemetery.
"Nattvldad t'analra Infant 3922 San An
tonio March 24. burled in Concordia.
Modern Cold Press Oil Mill, Lard. Refinery
and 'Packing Plant
Electrically Driven Throughout
THIS PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD-COST BETWEEN $350,000 AND $400.000 WILL BE SOLD AT
A BARGAIN PRICE LESS THAN 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR in order to sell quick Reasonable
cash payment with approved security on balance I, 2 and 3 years Interest 6 per cent.
Power Plant building 39x74 ft., one-story iron clad, with two 165-h. p. vertical water tube boilers, and
one 72x18 horizontal return tubular boiler; air compressor, feed water heater and all other necessary in
stallations. A 1 7!4x30x30 tandem Lentz compound automatic engine, direct connected to 500 K. V. and
A. C. generator; 9 induction motors ranging from 10 to 200-h. p.
Oil mill building 2-story, 48x112 ft, completely equipped with all necessary machinery; 6.Anderson
oil expellers, 6 delinters, Bauer Brothers separating machinery. ' ,
Seed house I -story, 60x300, with concrete foundation equipped with Bauer Brothers cleaning ma
chinery. Hull and nieal house and feed mixing plant, 80x176 ft,, completely equipped.
Office building 24x24 ft. '
There is also in connection with this plant a fertilizer plant, a refinery, packing plant, and 2-story
pump house. m
All buildings iron clad, except office building, which is frame.
All departments are equipped for operating.
Power used is electric, generated by. their own power. , Individual motors throughout the equip
ment. Plant has only been operated one month and equipment is first class, an experienced machinist be
ing employed as caretaker.
The land, buildings and equipment cost $350,000.00. For quick sale, it can be bought for less than
fifty cents on the dollar, reasonable cash payment and balance long term of years. '
Plant can be bought as a whole, or packing and fertilizer may be excluded.
For full details, address
OIL MILL, Box 17, Austin, Texas
LIENS AGAINST STATE LANDS
MUST BE PAID WHEN SOLD
Photiiix, Ariz, March 17 All liens
existing against state lands when they
ire sold must be paid by the state
The attorney general has so informed
the land department in passing upon
a ruv that arose within the Tempe
drainage district.
Three citl7en bought land within
the drainnge district, which recently
sold a bond issue No clear understand
ing was had about the payment of
the share of the bond Interest and
sinking fund assessed against the state
land, and the directors of the district
presented a bill to the department. At
toi nt y general Wiley Junes decided
that .tnjthlng that was due when
title to the land was passed must be
paid bJ the state, ut tho purchasers
must meet all future jia mints.
A dollar saved tjy buying goods pro
duced elsewhere Is a dollar thrown at
your neighbor's OTrds.
ARIZONA GAME WARDEN IS
URGING BIRD CONSERVATION
Phoenix. Ariz, Match 23 Educa
tional work, bearing particulars- upotf
bird conservation and propagation, has
been undertaken by the department of
state under game warden G. M. AVI1
lard. It is believed tifat this is the
first time a. state game uepartment
has taken up wow of this kind
Most of the educational work to
date has been done among school chil
dren. Deputy warden D F Pettis has
spoken In a number of Salt mer val
ley schools and has just spoken before,
the university, high school and com
mon school pupils at Tucson He ex
pects, shortly to lecture in Hay, Hay
den, Winkelman and the Gila valley.
Mrs. May Belle Craig, warden 'U'il
lard's office deputy, addressed the Ari
zona Audubon society at Tucson this
week and continued from there it
week and also spoke to the children of
the high and grammar schools.
FIGURES coiiUmi what
we have repeatedly told
yon, That Gbodyeax
users tat uu LniriiLberme
users of -any ctfliXTiiraiid.aflinxs.
Oat of 353,859 tires axar&cd
in 71 principal cities, 3531
were Goodyeax.
THisshawsa Godc
of 21 per cent with ckgelD-2DJ)lTBe
hnmrrs frrr buyEES d cbjoosB JirxuB.
What else canJtmeanfiXEEfnttihat
Goodyearusets have fnnnfV smjuin
,will finrl that Goodyear Ijbsb cast
Less because they go -fai MifTrtainfllrfftt
longer, and gKceiess troahfef?
rOOD
T I RES
QodTytr'KEKEodi'TJ7ra
Risvculllms t3y zxxrjfta'
R rmCu.t fr.i f jrce.
ElovT.citits '.-jT -lic Oo
Air Cere.
Loose TrexiJi- -3Jy -ear
Rcfcbcr Rrrets.
rnsecarrtr fiy vjsr'SnHii
pie Braided JPiaro Wiea
Base,
runttutta-sxtt "SfiWnw
Br our DcoNs-ThteJ,
200 PHOENIX BUSINESS
MEN VISIT MINING TOWNS
Phoenix, Ariz, Marii 26 Nearly 100
Phoenix business men spent a day
visiting Itay, Harden, Winkelman and
Christmas, and beinp elaborately en
tertained by the citizens of those
thru ing camps. The trip was made oh
a train called the 'Copper Special."
Several hardv spirits rode from
Christmas to Winkelman on the aerial
tramway recentlv completed by the
American Smelting & Refining" com
pany. Two hours were spent at Hay
den, Inspecting the mill and smelter
and erijoying a lunch served by the
Hajdenites.
iTMra
Humphreys' Seventy-seven
For Colds, Influenza,
To get the best results, take "Sev-enty-secrt"
at the first chill or shiver.
If you wait until you begin to cough
and sneeze, have sofe throat and in
fluenza, it may take longer.
25c and SI 00, at all druggists or mailed
After Grip take
TONIC TABLETS
after any long illness, physical exhaus
tion, loss of strength, or appetite, take
Humphreys Tonic Tablets price
$1.00 at drug stores or sdnt direct.
Illimplire' lloi m o Mid fine io 1 G
Will uu mcU, .cw otk
PANHANDLE GETS GOOD RAINS;
IS HEAVY IN SOME PORTIONS
inarillo. Tefas. March S3. Good
rains hae fallen oer the Amarillo
country during the past 14 hours. The
rains eMfnded oer a teiritorv reach
ing from below Childress on the south
to beond Channing on the north. The
pieclpitatmn wa not umrorm. the
rainfall being liea in poi tions of
Potter and imstiong counties and
lighter in other district hile Vie
rains do not make a perfect season,
tliev have, 'done a sreat amount of
t'cod to i.-inges ami farms
MARICOPA REPUBLICAN? TO
MtfcT IN PHOENIX APRIL 22
l noemx. Art Ta-nt. -. ,.,f.
cfa( call for a Maricopa countv K, .
Publrcsn contention, to "be held in
Phoenix April J. ,has been Issued It
is to, choose 71 delegates to represent
the county In the state Republican
convention at Tucson Mav , when six
delegates and six alt. mates to tho
niiuonat convention will be chosen.
There will be 194 delegates in ths
county convention
BARSTOW COUNTRY GETS ITS
FIRST RAIN IN SIX MONTHS
Birstow. Texas Minli 27, Barstow
durnitr the PRM u..lv i.,pied its first
rain in ii moittii- The ,r weather
lii.I extended ox . i t . ..ii-kIc, able por
tion i.f tlie Pn urn i.niii'n and the
Clowns tli it fill ti, x will, wlule not
In iv Ii ivo dene 11 u ti V....1 nnd cive
promise o mint i n t me
Easy to Fill
I am a self-filler and a safety pen com
bined the latest idea in a self-filler the
most practical safety pen on earth.
It i a treat
to see bow
quickly f
drink k00''
ink. 10.000
words in two
seconds.
Parker ioun- mt
tain Pen Ink Igjj PARKER PEN CO.
;n",otX 1 174 Mill Street f
W Janesville, Wis. -jds
SAFETY SELF-FILLING
FOUNTAIN PEN
My barrel is free from slits, humps, bumps
or obstructions interfere with your grip
or cause discomfort in writing. Ink siiri
ply cannot escape to soil your clothing or
linen. I can be carried. in any position
without danger of leaks. ,
You will find me at the leading El Paso
stores where quality rules. Why not
get acquainted?
For Sale by the Best Dealers in El Paso.
THE HOME OF FOUNTAIN PENS We Repair All Makes.
WAN'S OWL DRUG STORE.
I 212 San Antonio St.
EL PASO BOOK CO.
Mills BIHg.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND OFFICE SUPPLIES.
KIEFER'S BOOK STORE
107-109 N. Stanton St.
DEALERS IN BOOKS. STATIONERY AND TOYS.