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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15
THREE ROOM COTTAGES ON
BOULEVARD, S4G5O EACH.

FOR SALE.
room house, Montana St, all modern
conveniences, easy terms. 10 roona
brick on Rio Grande St; part cash, bal
ance easy. s room brick, Rio Grande
ST. 1-3 cash. balance 1. 2 and 3 years
6 room house. Grand View; easy terms
or will trade for city Spts. 5 room
Brick in Highland Park; $50 cash
and balance easy; SIS a month.
LOTS FOR SALE.
beautiful building site in Mundy
Heights, full lots. for S175O.
List your property for sale or for
rent We will advertise it.
Newman Investment Co..
Bell $50 226 Mesa. Auto. 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15
Too Late TO Classify--Too Late to Classify
One Cent Word. No Ad. Less Than Csc.

I FOR RENT-CIose in. 1 or furnished
rooms with sleeping porch if desired !;
no sick takeen 1913 W. Missouri St
| Phone 1926.
FURNISHED modern room fat. both
/ hot and cold water. 1912 Wyoming St.
| opposite s w. shops. Hatton Realty
! Co. Both phones.
ON BOULEVARD.
One 3 and one s room house, both
well located. paving all paid. Would
| be nice home or paying investment
! Let us show you.
Newman & Son,
Phone ga. 3O4 Mesa Ave.
FOR Rents room modern cottage.
new 2314 Wyoming St. opposite ;. w
shops. Hatton Realty Co. Both phones.
NATURALIZATION by all around
blacksmith. hOrseshOer and wood
workman. 1925 Manzana, East E. PasO.
WANTED-Posftion by wet nurse. 1925
Manzana, East FL PasO.
! ALFALFA MEAL hay, grain coal ana
wood. W. S. Lawless & Co, 1929 Ala
media Ave. Bell phone 179.
LOsT-White Angora cat, name
stormy" Return 700 n. Oregon. Re
ward.
ROOM HOUSE with hall and bath.
attic and basement large front yard,
screened rear porch: everything mod
ern. Must have money VIII sell for
$500 less than cost OF lot and improve
ment. This house must be seen to be
appreciated. Phone 2051.
RICH cow MANURE, the kind that
makes gardens and lawns 15c small,
Csc large load. For sale at FL Paso
Dairy Co, RandS Grove.
FOR RENT-One 4 room cottage. 7O5
Boulevard. Apply 1907 ~ Campbell St
HONEST WHITE BOY wANTED-s1s
n. FL Paso St.
wANTED-Office fixtures for real es-
tate office w s. Dawson. Lakota
Flats
D-Housekeeping or cooking;
place without children; prefer Ameri-
can. NJ. Herald.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS with
board; sleeping porch; convalescents
no objection Phone 221I.
TWO NICELY furnished housekeeping
rooms on ground floor for $3.50: also
one extra large hOusekef ping room
Ter S1O- 3I4 b virginia St
FOR RENT-3 nice clean entirely pri-
vate rooms. Furnished for housekeep
ing; very reasonable; private bath; no
consumptives. Cor. Campbell and Cali
fOrnia, north of high school
WANTED TO BORROW $500 for six
months or longer. Gilt edge security.
Address J. E P, care Herald
WANTED-Young lady for light cler--
ical duties. One with previous teIe-
phone experience preferred. Apply
Manager Western Union Telegraph Co. !
MASONIC NOTICES.
Ell PASO LODGE NO. 100, A. +. & A VI !
q Regular meetings 1st and 3rd
"a Wednesdays of each month.
49, E. W. S. Neff. Secy.
J. D. Mason ". NJ
Masonic Relief Board-3rd floor, Ma
sonic Temple. Office hours: 10 a. m !
TO IL m L. E Gillett. Secy.
A. & A. g. RITE VI FREE MASONRY. /
Meets the second and third Mondays !
If in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15

VALLEY LAND. VALLEY LAND
FOR SALE. READ THIS. so ACRES
OF the best improved farm in lower
valley. consisting Of 5000 LARGE
BEA RING GRAPE VINES. LARGE
TREES FOR SHADE. ABOUT ACRES
Of fine pear orchard, about / acres
bearing, so acres in good stand of
alfalfa THIS FARM cannot be beat in
lower valley Only 40 rods from mac
adam road and only 10 miles from city.
Owners are getting too old to attend to
farm and want TO sell. Call and let
US show you this tract and quote you
price
d Pence Bros, 217 Texas st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15

WILL EXCHANGE seated auto for
household goods or good COW Or what
have you to exchange? sos N Ell Paso
St. Bell 1854.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15
CoNFECTIoNERY DOING FINE BUsI-

CONFECTIONERY DOING FINE BUSf-
ness, fine location, making good money,
cheap rent, and uptodate stock. Must
be sold on account of bad health or
present owner. If you want to go into
business where you are guaranteed
success without an outlay of much
money, here's your chance. Address
c. IL, care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15
II ROOM 2 STORY BRICK.

Just 4 minutes walk from the post
dice, east front. large rooms. wide
halls, etc. Designed for boarding or
rooIning house. Always rented. ac-
bargain for only $500, third OF fourth
cash, balance easy.
H l.. HOWELL,
213 Herald Building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15
BIG BARGAIN IN VACANT LOTS on
UrVOyfINC

HANDSOME COTTAGE ON RIO
GRANDE ST, $500.
Is new. never been occupied, splen-
didly finished throughout, south front
on a corner, large rooms, hall, largo
screened porch. Is. one of the most
attractive homes on the street and we
are sole agents.
Lone Star Land Co,
213 Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15
VALLEY LAND BARGAIN.

VALLEY LAND BARGAIN.
65 acres about miles from Clint. 4
money maker at S42.59 per acre.
Lee III. OrndorE, 200 St. Louis st.
LOTS ON RIO GRANDE.
at 1925 each. There is no better buy
above the tracks. See
KettIer Realty Co.. 30S Mesa Ave.
LOTS ON RIO GRANDE
At 1928 each. There is no better buy
above the tracks. See
kettIer Realty Co., 30S Mesa Ave.
12 ROOM ROOMING HOUSE.
blocks from p o. New building,
dandy money maker: rent only S55.
Furniture for sale. r. c. Bailey, 306
Mesa. Orndorff. Phones
BIG BARGAIN N VACANT LOTS ON
WYOMING ST.
full size lots for $500. This is the
biggest snap in the city Only S687.50
per lot. We are sole agents
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15

FOR RENT-ClOse in. 1 or furnished
rooms with sleeping porch if desired
no sick taken. 333 W. Missouri st.
Phone 1926.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15

Near s. W. shops. room modern
cottage on Wyoming ST, just north
shops; has lot and half all fenced, ar
tistic cottage on paved street, all con-
nected with sewers. VIII sell for $4,000
5000 cash, balance easy monthly pay
ments.
III. l.. HOWELL,
213 Herald Building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-15

Ell PASO LODGE NO. $50, A. +. & A. VI
q Regular meetings 1st and 3rd
"a Wednesdays of each month.
49, E. W. S. Nef. Secy.
J. D. Mason, ". NJ
Masonic Relief Board-3rd floor. Ma
sonic Temple. Office hours: 10 a. m
to IL m l. E GiHett. Secy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13
COTTON STATES
 LEAGUE DOPE
Report From Jackson State That the League May Be Re.Organ.
 ized This Year.

Reports from Jackson, Miss. indf. cate that the Cotton States League IS apt to be re-organized this year. For the past year or two 1t has been inactive. due to the poor patronage the year of the panic.
 If the league is reorganized the chances are that several Louisiana towns will be in it. Invitations have been sent Monroe. New Iberia and Baton Rouge, asking them to cooper ate in the movement to reorganize. A meeting will be held next week at Jackson, for the purpose of seeing what can be done. Canton, Hatties- burg, Yazoo City, Vicksburg and Columbus are the Mississippi places mentioned as being interested in the plan
 It is proposed to have a schedule of 110 games, with the season open ing April 27, with deposit of $500 as guarantee of good faith. The salary limit is to be $1,200.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13
MILLION
 CAPITAL STOCK

New York, March 11.-A recon. mendation that the capital stock oi the American Telephone and Tele- graph Company, the so-called Tele- phone Trust, shall be increased tc $500, 100000, is contained in the con- pany's annual report made today, but other than to say the company desir- ed to be "forehanded," no reason is given for the proposed increase of $2OO, 100000. Wall Street believes the company intends a still greater ex- pansion, though the report states that none of this increase will be needed during the current year for ordinary capital expenditure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13

they are built to stay. The outer walls are finished in cement stucco with beautiful pebbled effect, the color and texture offering a harmon ious background for trees, shrubs and flowers, and also furnishing a fine surface of the climbing ivy to cling to.
 They are Beautifully Finished and Furnished.
 The decorations and furnishings of
 the interior of the buildings are in
 harmony with the handsome exter- for, and are artistic in the highest
 degree. The woodwork is finished
 in Bog Oak, while the walls are sage green with a tan ceiling. The
 floors are polished hardwood. The
 lighting fixtures are especially de- signed in baurr barff, the. cluster lights being suspended to the ceiling by chains and affording a brilliant illumination. Each Chapter house has a large, cheery fireplace, creat- ing an air of comfort and coziness.
 The furniture, which is also given the League without charge, is quar- ter-sawed dark green weathered oak in Arts and Crafts style; all cush- ions are genuine pebbled leather. The rugs are especially woven seam- less rugs.
 Each Chapter house is equipped, without charge, with a superb phono- graphic grand concert instrument in the form of library table, and then receives each week from the Circu- lating Musical Library of the League a collection of the best photographic records. Through this means the superb melodies of the great orches- tras. bands. operas and choirs. as well as the efforts of such artists as Melba, Schuman-Heink. Caruso, Patti,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13

gain an honorary membership in the League by securing or paying for $o2.OO worth of subscriptions within one year. An honorary member has practically the same privileges as a full member, except the right of vot- ing for President of the League.
 Fifteen or more members of The American Woman's League in any town or city may join together and apply for charter of a Local Chap ter, which will be granted by the League provided the territory has not already been taken. An artis- tic, handsome club or Chapter house will be built by the League for ex- elusive lifetime use of the Chapter members, just as soon as they have complied with the conditions which are as follows:
 The Chapter Houses are Cozy and
 Handsome.
 These Chapter buildings are very beautiful structures. They are design ed and the plans drawn by the most capable and competent architects possible to secure; the type of ar- chitecture adopted is distinctive one. so that if you ever see a Chap ter building once you will always re- cognize another as such, no matter what city you may visit.
 The buildings themselves are so ar- ranged as to provide a commodious and comfortable auditorium or meet ing place where the members may listen to lectures and other entertain ments, or they can be divided into smaller rooms by the use of sliding doors, making them available as meeting rooms for clubs, etc.
 The Chapter houses are construct ed in the very best possible manner, and like all the League institutions,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13

new building houses for a still large
 number of them.
 l Chapter houses have been built
 and are being built in other towns
 It is simply for the women of your town to say whether the League will build Chapter house for you. As
 soon as you do your part, the League stands ready to do its part imme- i diately-the very moment you comply with the easy, reasonable require
 ments.
 The Plan of the League. In tho fewest possible words, this | is the plan of The American Woman's League:
 Any woman of the white race may become a full member of the League by securing or paying for, within one year, subscriptions to any magazines published in the United States (witn but one or two exceptions stated else-
 where in our literature) at regular prices, until she has received total credit of $52.00 on her membership. When the requirement has been met. the member is entitled for the rest of her life, free of charge, to all the benefits of the League dncluding membership in Local Chapterl without any further dues, assess ments, or efforts of any kind what ever. Greater credit is allowed for subscriptions to the magazines which do not actively assist it-this and other details of the requirement for membership are fully explained else- where in our literature. Any wo- man who does not care to solicit sub- scriptions may pay the $52.00 in cash, receiving in exchange subscription certificates which she can present as gifts.
 Any man of the white race may
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13
V THE WOMEN OF OUR TOWN CAN
 SECURE A BEAUTIFUL CLUB HOUSE

ffer of the American Woman's s to build a Chapter or club or the women of our town. hsiness proposition pure and
 It has no pretense of char philanthropy. nor is there the
 element of the "something ping" idea about it.
 t Thd.American woman's
 League Is.
 American Woman's League is the strongest and most pow- fganizations for women (with honorary members) in the numbering in it's ranks Ids of members all over the States. dts work is divided main parts:
 Through it's combined corres- fe and residence University other central institutions at fly City, the League carries ational and other benefits di- the homes of it's individual
 wherever they may live. through its Local Chapter or- oa in every town where re sufpcient members, the baild for each Chapter Gas It has compiled with the re- nts) a handsome club house expense to the members; aso provides a permanent and income for. the maintenance Hub house.
 ! Houses Have Been Built are now approximately eight owns throughout the coun- n'cn Local Chapters of the 1aye been organized. The as built Chapter houses for
 or these Chapters. and is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13

Paderewski, Hoffman and all the worldfamous artists are supplied for the entertainment instruction and en- joyment of the Local Chapters throughout the year in continuous feast of the highest musical art.
 Go to the next meeting of A. w. L., and learn how Pine Bluff can have one of these Chapter houses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13

Our rental department renders statements promptly on the 9th of each month, with vouchers attached for all expenditures.
 Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
 (3-12-6t.) )
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13

Nice modern cottage on s. Olive for rent. Apply to Cotton Belt Sav- lngs and Trust Co., (3-9-4t.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13

Have you entered the Roosevelt Jungle Puzzle Contest?-See page {.
 (3-10-5t.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13

100 Step Ladders will be on sale for 49c each. Monday only, at Knox Walker Fur. Co. (3-10-4t.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13

Just think-Over 200 different pat. terms of 9x12 Rugs to pick from at Knpx-Walker Fur. Co. (3-10-4t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13

FOR RENT-On the 18th we will have for rent a very desirable six room house close in.
 Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13
FOR UMBRELLA FIXING

I. Glicksburg. the umbrella man.
 Second and walnut. opposite tols. phone office. TI17-lne
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13
Easter will be
on March 27

I have g complete line of black, blue and fancy goods Order your Easter Suit NOW.
 EI8ENKRAMER <
 THE TAHOR. 110 West ind ave, up atairs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-03-13
FIRST PLACE IN ARKANSAS @ SEVENTH IN THE UNITED STATES

o bruayh heloalae A. and seventh place hanc c@rce
 ffrthep al Heem of ofA. o ureordH Hab bohhdyvi
 fhn Caimsa d1edu HomeOmc "-S''"'"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-04
RICE PLANTERS OLD ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING.
Central Selling Agency Highly In.
dOrsed.-Delegate Elected to
Crowley Meeting.

Pursuant to a call, issued by Pres.
w. B. Gabbert, a meeting of the rice
planters and others interested In the
rice industry, was held in the Audi
forum here Tuesday. About fifty
planters we're present, and the pro-
posed central selling agency was
thoroughly discussed, and heartily
endorsed by all present. The matter
Of electing delegate to the Crowley
meeting. to be held on the 9Th inst,
for the purpose of perfecting the pro-
posed association, was taken up. Mr.
Gabbert was nominated, but after
thanking those preeent for the court
esy shown him, withdrew his name,
saying that he believed a more
capable man for the position
could be found. Mr.. L. E. Robinson
was then nominated and unanimously
elected. He is one Of the thirty three
delegates provided Tor IN the recent
meeting held at Beaumont, of which
Louisiana gets seventeen, Texas eley-
en-, Arkansas three and Mississippi
two.
The rice interests Of this section,
feel sanguine of the success of the new
movement, feeling assured that the
rough rice market can quickly be put
upon firm basis, if the farmers will
do their part toward the project. 1t
was shown that practically the same
movement had put the fruit growers
of California, and the bean and pota-
to growers on an independent paying
basis, and it is believed it will prove
equally effective with the rice growers.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-04
EN- THUSlASTlC ANTf-DiViSi0N RALLY
Ar ROANOKE.
Well Known Speakers Address m APP.
preciative Audience, Many Jennings
and Welsh Citizens Present.

The first, and possibly the only anti.
division public speaking Of the cam
paigne was held at Roanoke, Tuesday
evening. The school auditorium was
comfortably filed. There being sew.
eral representatives from Jennings, q
goodly delegation from Welsh, and a
large percentage of the voting popula.
tlon of Roanoke present. The meet
ing was opened by Mr.. Booze.
The first speaker of the evening was
DR.. John H. Cooper, of Welsh, who
in his usual pleasing manner answer.
ed q number OF the allegations res
pecting the merits of division, that
are being made by the divisionists.
Further the Doctor dwelt at length on
the history of the division movement.
and the part that Welsh has played
Ia the same in the past, showing that
the present attitude of Welshis entire.
ly consistent with her past record.
Mr.. Chas. Carr was the next speak
er. He produced a neatly colored
map showing the several proposed
parishes, and showed up the fallacV
of the oft repeated assertion that the
division is fair division, and a
and square divlsion' Mr.. Carr
presented strong and telling
argument against the proposed
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the parish.
Mr.. W. B. Gabbert, who, from his
intimate knowledge of the working OF
schools in this section of the parish,
is perhaps better informed on that
line than any other individual, de-
monstrated most clearly that diVis-
ion of the parish would work serious
detrinent to the efficiency Of the schools
of the parish.
Hon. L. E. Robinson, the last speak
er of the evening, by his wit, wisdom
and oratory won rounds Of applause
from all present, not excepting the
division friends from jennings. Mr..
Robinson made the statement that he
came to this country a republican,
and had meyer entered democratic
primary, hence could not be accused
of seeking political preterment or the
emoluments of office ia the present
campaign. He showed up as aDsU-
lutely false a number OF assertions
made or reputed to have been made
by the divisionists ia their campaign
ing. He further presented a convlnC.
ing array of argument, facts aud fig
ures showing that division would be
most serious detriment TO the tax
PAYERS of Ghe parish, as we'll as d SER
ious Inconvenience to large part OF
the inhabitants Of the parish, who
would of, necessity be seriously H.
convenienceu in having to go to Il
town on the parish oOundry to attend
court duties.
In conclusion we believe that it is
q safe bet that after hearing both sides
of the question Roanoke wilt give q
big majority against division.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-04
TO OUR NEW READERS:

With the this number of the
JOURNAL, the period for
which we were authorized,
to send you the paper,
by your friend, will have ex-
pired, and we shall discontin-
ne sending il, if it is your de-
sire. If YOu have enjoyed
reading the paper, and we trust
you have, as we have endeav-
Ored to make it of interest to
every taxpayer and voter, send
US $l.W and we will continue
sending YOU the JOURNAL for
one year. Or. if the Sl.00 is
not convenient at the present
time, send US your order for
the paper and we will accept
the 81. 90 at your convenience.
Hoping that you have en-
loved the previous issues of
the paper and assuring you that
the next issue will contain the
best that we can give you, we
await your order for a cOntin-
uance of the JOURNAL.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-04
Early Frost and lee.

This section of the state was visit
ed by an unusually early frost and
freeze this year. The weather turned
cold the latter part of last week witt
the result that there was considerable
frost and nearly sixteenth of an incl
of ice formed both Friday and Satur.
day nights. While this early frost
has nipped vegetation to some extent
it has done no particular damage,
either to fall gardens or pasture.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-04

Grippe, that brestbaa
Ing to thousands. /.
weakness, nervous.
'etite, energy and IN.
'rdered liver and kid.
test need then is Els.
splendid tonic, blood
gulator of Stomacb.
sys' Thousands hsvs
: wonderfully strength.
uiid up the system and
nd good spirits after
rip. If suffering, try
Perfect satisfaction
| druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-04

! he asserted, 6
. ne c"nId prove
n"SaiIe, the nss y
e. had not been
, was was divided r.
3 neglected to !, ..0s
c''on' that the 9
before it was a, ~
lively v, a small pa, 'Ia'
,, TAXED TO nm FSs
~ Nnh LIMI4
no 10 possible char
1 the rate, afser
ed.
' ay made the couclua
's sing the matter i & !
; from a strictly bs.'
W and while We
anged a vote, yet 4
on OF his audlssss
er in which he b.nS,.,,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-04
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SERVICES.

SUNDAY SERVICES, Nov. +.
Morning theme: Loyalty and its
Reward"
Evening theme: 1.-The Ideal Home. :"
c. e. Topic: "Secrets of Happi-
ness. 5"
In our prayer meetings we are are
to make chapter study of the gospel
of John.
JOHN a. SCHMINK, Pastor.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-04
l OF The Blood

finds voice in pimples,
mple xion, a Jaundiced
hes and blotches on
gns OF liver trouble.
New Life Pills make
give clear skin, rosy
plexion, health. Try
druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-04-29
SEQUEL to Missing Bank Roll.

PlaQuemine.-The sequel TO the loss
of 1915 two years ago by J. E. Bar
bour, of the Teche Transportation
Company, on Bayou Plaquemine, was
brought to light last week. 1t now
appears that a little negro boy found
the money in the road, with rubber
band around it, and a negro by the
name of Philip Richardson took it
from the little fellow and told him
that he would buy him a suit of
clothes. The negro was lavish in
spending the money and it was soon
gone.
Now comes his quarrel with a GER
tain woman who has told the whole
affair to Jasper Martin who wired to
Barbour to come to Plaquemine, and
with the assistance of a deputy sher-
If the guilty party is located and a
confession is secured.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-04-29
New DRAINAGE District Formed.

Crowley.-The police jury here ere
ated a new drainage district TO be
known as the Crowley and Sixth
Police Jury Ward Drainage District
of Arcadia Parish. The new drainage
district extends from Bayous Plaque
mine, Brulee and Wikoff on the north
to Bayou Queue de Tortue on the
south, and includes within its limits
the Ebenezer drainage district, the
commissioners Of that district hav-
ing rendered their designations and
asked to have their district absorbed
by the larger district.
The ordinance contemplates the ap-
pointment of five commissioners, two
to be appointed by the Police Jury,
two by the City of Crowley and one
by the governor. The commissioners
will have power to call an election
for the purpose of levying a tax in
support of the drainage district.