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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-03

Real Estate for
Sale

$4,000 will buy a beautiful
home on LunaIiIo street. Three
bedrooms, large Ianais, servants
quarters, stables, etc. VIII make
easy terms.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-03
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1910
At 10 O'Clock a. m,
The entire Household Furniture, con
sisting of:

slstlng OF:
Koa Rockers, Heavy Golden Oak
Rockers, Carved Chairs, Upholstered
Rockers, Carved Whatnot, Carved Par
lor Tables, Bookcase, Cushions, Tabor
cites, Rattan Chairs, Rattan Rockers;
Birdseve Maple Bedroom Suite consist
ing Of Bed, Chiffonier, Rocker, Chair,
Table and Lady's Dressing Table; Gold
en- Oak Sideboard, Extension Dining
Table Dining Chairs, Large Center
Rugs, Single Iron Beds, Springs, Mat
tresses, Double Beds, Springs, Mat
tresses. Bureaus Dressers, Carpets, Bed
Linen, Table Linen, Cutlery, Glass
ware, Croekerv, Large White Enam-
eled Refrigerator, Garden Tools, etc,
etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-03

And we have the best assorted
stock of outing clothes in Homo
lulu. Trousers made of nut brown
corduroy for the hills. Trousers
in serge and flannel for the tennis
courts and the links. No man can
90 wrong in a pair of them at
5000 or even $3.50.
We are selling these trousers, white
serge and flannel from 5000 upwards.
You will not find better fitting cloth
ing anywhere More fetching patterns
never left the loom Some of them
have contrasting stripes and others
the silken self-shaded pattern.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-03

A large office or store room, a
LARGE warehouse and also some
office rooms, all in our building
on Kaahumanu street.
Office rooms in the Love build
ing. Also a nice house in Man0a
and a cottage in KaimuN near
the car.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-03
CALL ON
pratt the Land Man"
BEFORE INVESTING YOUR MONEY
IN REAL ESTATE

LOOK over his lists and lands, and
you will find that he can give you more
for your money, and that you will not
have occasion to worry about titles:
Beach Lots, in fee, from. =. $14, 900 up
Beach Lots, Ieaseholds, from 800 up
Makiki and Punahou Lots,
from. 49,. -. -. =. 1000 up
Manoa and Seaview Lots,
from. :. -. -. -. -. ;. 1000 up
Nuuanu Valley Lots, from. 800 up
South Slope of Punchbowl
Lots, from ............... 5000 up
Kewalo Tract Lots, FROM. 900 up
Kaimuki Lots, from. ....... 400 up
Tantalus Lots, from. ,...... 1850 up
Kalihi Lots, from. ......... 300 up
Most of the above are finely improved
properties.
ALSO
Business properties of the best class
bargains.
ALSO
Leasehold interests in the valleys
near Honolulu City.
Several cottages in good locations
for rent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-03
Young Mems Swell Suits

Regular collegebred. Cut to style
with full hips and tapering at the knee.
The high roll at the bottom takes ones
thoughts back to Broadway and the
"Great White Way These suits go
TO good dressers at prices ranging from
$500 to $500
hta oon fir ,,ot, tnlos,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-03
Phone
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Saturday, July ,.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
M0REH0USE To
BUILD On
OREGON
Is Now Considering Plans
for Eight Stories on Texas
Street Corner.
MAY CUT THE SAN
ANTONIO STRUCTURE

FL Paso is to have another skyscraper
for the downtown district, If present
plans do not miscarry-
W. A MorehouSe, who owns large
holdings In FL Paso, is considering the
erection Of an eight or ten story con-
crete building on thessite of his build
ing on the corner Of Oregon and Texas
street, extending south from the federal
building grounds and east TO the Buck
Ter building
Mr.. Morehouse does not intend TO
erect the building at once as he wishes
to concentrate his holdings in Ell Paso
in this building and he desires to make
the new Morehouse block a credit to
himself and the downtown business
district.
The site has a frontage Of 100 feet
on Oregon street and 116 feet on Texas
street. Of concrete with steel reinforce
ing, the new Morehouse block, when il
is erected will help to give Oregon
street the appearance of State street in
Chicago.
Nothing definite has yet been decided
about the Caples-Morehouse building
which has been proposed for the San
Antonio street corner of Mesa avenue
Since considering the plan for a sky
scraper on the Oregon street site, Mr.
MOrehouse may decide TO improve the
San Antonio street property merely by
building a two story brick store room
in which event Mr.. Caples will build a
four story concrete structure on the
corner site alone, Mr. Caples is con-
sidering making the front of this build
ing of Georgia marble and will build to
suit his tenant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
MIAMI CARPENTERS
ORGANIZE LOCAL UNION

Miami. Ariz March 5.-The carpen-
ters of Miami recently met at the Of
fices of the Miami Real Estate COM
pany and organized Miami Union No.
1888 of the United Brotherhood of Car
penters and Joiners of America The
officers elected were: Charles Golding,
president: G. G. Ward. vice president;
P. T. Cannon. financial secretary; Wal
ter Maxwell, recording secretary; Andy
clearinghouse. treasurer; Horace Con-
ner conductor; William Strong, war
den: trustees. Joe Meanea, Allen San
ders. T. NJ Ward; auditors, E. A. Nc
Curry, Horace Conner, Charles Golding-
Members initiated were Joe Douglas,
was formed that viii serve alike as q
Mahon. Robert HattOn. r B. Caldwell,
J. J. Pool. O. 7. Beverfjord-
There will De an immediate addition
of about 80 ez1embers. as many Of the
carpenters here are members Of the
Globe union and will transfer at once.
The union will meet every Monday
evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
RIIILDING Operations
SURPASS REALTY SALES

1t will be of pressed brick, two stories
ana modern in every detail
Highland Park is TO have two moro
new cottages. c. NJ. Youngburg has
t5e contra for two $500 cottages in
block =, of the Highland Park addi-
ton The houses will be built for A.
A Livingston.
II. L. Howell is to have a new eight
room home on Roosevelt street, in Sum
ser Heights, to cost $4,000. George
Bcaudelte has the contract
). T.. " eisiger has let the contract
for his dwelling, on the corner of New
MAI ana Arizona street TO " =. Balen-
tine for $500.
To Build More Cottages.
T. r. Francis, who recently sold two
cottages on Boulevard for $4,000 each.
believes in FL Paso's future so firmly
that he is going to build more cottages
He has contracted for two red, pressed
brick Gotta ges on Dallas and Boule-
ward, each to have six rooms, with bath
and other conveniences. In addition to
these cottages, Mr.. Francis is erecting
a two story, pressed brick residence
in block IS. of the Franklin Heights
addition TO face on Noble, between Rio
Grande and Arizona which will cost
$1,000 when completed
$4,000 house will be built in the
Government Hill addition soon. S. II.
Sutherland has let the contract for his
home to w. s. Balentine, 10 be erected
lin the Mesa addition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
IN
PLAZA IS
SOLD
A. Schwartz Transfers one
Tenth Interest in Block to
Ell Paso Commercial Go.
HALF INTEREST
IN HOTEL SELLS

The FL Paso Commercial company
yesterday bought A. Schwartz's tenth
interest in the Plaza block for s16,05O
and the deed was filed for rec
ord with the county clerk. This is
one of the biggest sales of business
property recorded lately and the big
gest of the week.
A half interest in the Cough hotel
on North Stanton street was also sold
yesterday, the purchase price being
$4,000.
Following. deeds were filed for re-
cord esterday:
Plaza block, Pioneer plaza, between
North Oregon and North FL Paso
streets, Mills's map-A. Schwartz to Ell
Paso Commercial Co, onetenth inter
est in tract in block II, Mills's map,
beginning at a point on east wall OF
center block 91.104 feet north of south
east corner of said building, thence
easterly along north boundary line of
Little Plaza 7O.10 feet. thence north
easterly along Little Plaza 1852 feet,
thence north at an angle OF 123 degrees.
SIS feet 1918 inches lis feet;
thence at a right angle in an easterly
direction % feet north 20 feet west SO
feet along adobe wall 20 feet southwest
erly, thence along eastern line of Marx
& Blum property to point of beginning;
consideration $4,000. March 3, 1910.
North Stanton street between st.
Louis and Franklin streets, Mills's map
Hugh w. Cough to W. H. Cough, one
half interest in part of block 10, Mills s
map, having frontage Of 5912 feet along
G. H. railroad property, south SIS feet.
west 5915 feet to Stanton street, north
along North Stanton street 65 feet TO
point of beginning; consideration $500.
March 4, 1910.
Southwest corner Mundy and Lawton
avenues, Mundy Heights. H. Gray
and wife to ]. Albert Hedrick lots II
and Is, block l. Mundy Heights addi-
ton; consideration $4,000. March g.,
1910.
La Luz street, between Copia street
and Stevens avenue, East Ell Paso-
James L. MARI to Oscar Redemann, lots
7 to 10, block 113 East FL Paso addi-
ton: consideration $500. Feb. 19, 1910.
Alhambra Heights-W. H. Austin, ct
ais to E. A. Salisbury. lots 81 and 49,,
block IS, Alhambra Heights addition;
consideration s125. Dec. 20. 1909
Alhambra Heights-W. H. Austin, ct
ais to E A Salisbury, lots 81 to go.
block Is; lot 9. block IS; lots and 6.
block 10; Alhambra Heights addition;
consideration s447.50. jan Il, 1910.
Alhambra Heights-W H. Austin, ct
ais to E. A Salisbury. lot s, block u.
AIhambra Heights addition; consider
alton $3.50. Nov p, 1909
Licensed to Wed.
Juan Pablo Dominguez and Carlotta
G. Carcena.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
SYSTEM To FLOOD
NEW BUILDING
An Automatic Fire Extin-
guisher in Both Wholesale
and Retail Stores.

Fireproof in construction and with
automatic fire extinguishers ready to
pour a flood of water over the burning
area as soon as the temperature rises
about the point Of combustion, the new
Krakauer, York G Moye warehouse and
retail stores on San Francisco could not
be burned if they were filled with soft
pine shavings and these set afire.
Every Floor Piped.
The K, T. & M building, which is
being poured on the corner of San
Francisco and FL Paso streets. is the
first building in FL Paso to be equipped
with the automatic fire extinguishers.
The warehouse. which is now ready for
the finish inside, has been piped
throughout with exposed water pipes,
which are connected with a six inch
main in the basement In each seven
feet of this pipe there is a valve which
opens automatically when the heat be-
low reaches a certain point, pouring
stream of water over the floor The
system is so arranged that, as the heat
area increases. the pipes continue TO
open automatically until the whole
floor, where a possible fire was burn
ing. would be flooded by the auto
matte system. The retail stores and Of
fees, which face San Francisco street,
are TO be equipped with the system as
soon as the building is above ground,
and the entire plant Of the wholesale
and retail hardware company will be
as nearly immune from danger from
fire as it is possible to- make it
Bedford Trimmings.
The concrete boxes for the first floor
of the main building are being built
and Will be ready for the concrete work
ers by Monday. The boxes are being
coated with crude oil TO make them slip
better when the concrete has hardened
and the boxes are to be removed. The
skeleton steel reinforcing for the col
umns has heen set up and boxed in
preparation for the coming of the con-
crete men,
The San Francisco and FL Paso fronts
of the building win be of Bedford
stone, with large display windows of
plate glass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
PENNINGTON TO
GET FACTORIES
Vast Coal Deposits in That
District Crop Outlook

Pennington, y. NJ. March 5-The
United States government engineers af-
ter careful surveys have estimated the
coal deposits of San Juan county al
over thirty-four billion tons which
gives rise TO the opinion that some
large factories operated upon an ex-
tensive scale will sooner or later be
working here Furthermore it has
been estimated that sufficient water
power can be developed from the San
which have their junction at Farming
ton, 10 supply power for a large manu-
featuring field.
The outlook for a heavy fruit crop
was never, more encOurag ing than at
the present time. Visitors from the
western slope. the II cit belt of Colo
RADIO, speak Of our orchards here as u,,-
ing badly kept. compared with other
sections where fruit growing has been
brought up to science.
1t is generally believed that Ell Paso
Will be one of the chief distributing
points for the San Juan country. as soon
as the new road Is built from Gallup
north to this place That line will also
afford direct southern outlet for the
products of orchards and farms of this
vast irrigated area Texas is one of the
greatest consumers of our mountain
fruits.
Fishing time is mar at hand and
lovers of rod and reel look forward TO
many pleasant outings along the vari-
Gus rivers and small streams which
penetrate San Juan county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
Die DEMAND
FOR stone
HERE
Is Easily Cut and Hardens
to Constituency of Granite
In Short Time.
Is QUARRIED
UP IN INDIANA
Replaces Every Other Build
ing Stone Where 1t Can
Be Secured Easily.

An effort is being made to have the
big stone companies OF the Bedford
stone belt establish a stone yard in
Ell Paso as a distributing point for the
entire southwest The Southern Pa
chic connections reach the heart Of the
stone belt and no transfer charges
would be necessary in shipping this
standard building stone into FL Paso
With architectural construction at It's
height in the southwest, the posslbll-
ties for a heavy sale OF this stone are
large and the project has been taken
ND with a number Of the prominent
quarry and milling companies Of the
Bedford district
Bedford stone is being used more
and more III construction work IN FL
Paso. The R. B. Stevens building on
Texas street and Mesa avenue IS
sample of the impressive style which
this stone gives TO building. Ihe
federal building was one of the hrst
unon which the Bedford stone was
used. The First Presbyterian church,
the Y NJ. c. A and many other build
5nps have Bedford stone trimmings
The new K, z. & NJ building on San
Francisco is to have a front OF TINS
quality of stone and the new churches
which have been planned will also be
decorated with the building stone from
the Bedford belt
History of Bedford Stone.
In every plan drawn for the FL
Paso buildings which are not entirely
of concrete construction, the speclflca-
lions call for Bedford stone trim
mings," yet few even of the contractors
know the reason why this particular
&c cnaPffad the
other qualities which are quarried much
nearer FL Paso.
Bedford stone is considered by archi-
4ects and builders as the most suitable
stone for construction and ornamental
purposes Of any get uncovered AS soft
as shale when taken FROM the quarry,
the Bedford limestone hardens when
exposed to the air until it has almost
the constituency Of granite with much
more elasticity and an equal tensile
strength. For this reason Bedford
stone is considered an ideal building
material. It is cut, sawed and worked
into it's various forms at the quarries
while the stone is yet green. It is then
marked to agree with the blue print
specifications, loaded on fiat cars at the
quarry siding and shipped to all parts
of the country TO be used in building
construction and Ornamentation- So
great is the demand for this famous
building stone that it has been shipped
IN Europe for ornamental structural
work
Takes Its Name From Town.
Like Portland cement. Bedford stone
takes its name from the town where it
was first quarried and marketed. The
center Of the Bedford stone belt, which
is located in southern Indiana near
French Lick and West Baden Springs,
is Bedford Ind. This town has grown
to a city of $4,000 because of the stone
industry which furnishes its residents
with employment This stone belt ex-
tends northward from Bedford for e
miles and is interlaced with switches
and stone lines from the railroads which
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
f PASO ANS
FIND REST
On FARMS
Completion of County Road
Will See Erection of Many
Country Residences.
LATTA TO BUILD
IN SHORT TIME
A. Krakauer and Others VIII
Follow Soon Many Ac-
quire Land for Homes.

When the county road is completed to
Fabens, the valley boulevard will be
dotted with the country homes OF Ell
The question of a summer resort has
been answered. There is no use going
to the coast or mountains IN search Of
rest, quiet and GOODNESS, when the val
ley spreads its inviting blanket OF
green to the east and the cool winds
from the alfalfa fields call the tired
business man from his office in town
to the quiet of a country home.
W. 3. Latta, who owns rs acres in
one tract "A miles below town, is one
of the business men who is planning
to build as soon as the county road
is completed. Fruit trees and alfalfa
have already been planted on the Latta
ranch and it is Mr. Latta's intention to
build his bungalow In the middle Of the
ranch and have it surrounded by an
orchard and alfalfa fields
A Krakauer also has a ranch down
the valley which he has improved and
which he expects to convert into
country residence SOON
d. NJ Payne is already completing a
handsome country home and Dr. J. H.
Paget is another FL Pasoan who has a
nice valley home.
When the county road extension.
which is now in progress, is completed,
the building OF bungalows and cour-
try cottages is expected TO become as
active as construction in the business
district is at present A number OF
FL PaSoanS who own ranches in the FL
Paso valley are plannig TO build sum-
mer homes in the heart OF their green
fields and spend their week ends and
even the hot summer nights in the
valley Of the Rio Grande-
For such construction. the adobe Of
the native residents offers an ideal
building material for these valley
homes Cool in. summer, and warm In
winter, the adobe houses can be made
as artistic as the most expensive town
houses by the addition of an outer
coating of pebbledash or white plaster.
The effect of the gray or white against
a background OF green is most artistic
and q red tile roof makes a country
place look like an English estate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
METEOR FALLS
NEAR BISBEE
Italian, Arrested, Plays His
Hand Organ on Way to
Court.

Z Bisbee. Ariz, March 5.-A big meteor
fell over Dixie canyon The meteor
was seen over the crest of the noun
tains, when it exploded and the bril-
liant pieces were scattered in all direc-
tions. The light given off by the me
teor was very bright. Some citizens Of
Bisbee who went to the canyon in
search of pieces of the meteor, were
disappointed, not being able to find
anything.
An Italian organ grinder, together
with his lively monkey was arrested
on the charge of disturbing the public
peace The man continued playing on
his way to court, and was followed by
about 100 people.
Arrangements have been completed to
buy the property of Mrs. Vaughn at
Tombston canyon. The price to be paid
is $500, and the property will be used
for the extension of the car line up
the canyon
Lowell as a separate city has been
dropped. 1t is common belief that
Lowell will be incorporated with Bisbee
before long
1t has been announced that the coun-
ty board has ordered a survey for an
extension of the main street in Lowe
and that the road is to be constructed
soon.
The contest for the Nance cup on
the links of the Warren District Coun-
try club will start Sunday. The trophy
is a beautiful silver cup artistically
engraved, and it viii be played for three
months. March, April and May, before
ii is awarded.
A large hall in the Jack building has
been rented by the management of the
Royal theater. Work is being pushed
as fast as possible, and it has been
announced that the hall will be trans
formed into a regular theater in a few
days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
FIRE DOES DAMAGE IN
ALPINE CLEANING WORKS
Chemical Responds Promptly and Blaze
Is Quickly Observation-Disclosures
Personals

Alpine. Texas. March 5.-What came
near being a disastrous fire occurred
in one Of the rooms OF the Holland hotel
at this place Thursday evening when q
gasoline stove exploded in a clothes
cleaning room About 500 worth OF
clothing was destroyed and several win
dows were broken. The prompt arrival
Of the chemical engine no doubt saved
the building. as the flames were i'm
mediately extinguished by it.
A S. Gage. of San Antonio, was in
Alpine recently looking over his ranch
interests in this county.
J. W. Kokernot has returned to his
home in San Antonio after having spent
several days in Alpine to deliver a
train load of steers which he sold TO
w NJ. Ferguson for shipment to Kan
sas
Lee Prude was in Alpine recently from
his ranch in FL PasO county.
Albert Cockrell. former Alpine citi-
zen, but now residing in Ell Paso. was
a visitor here lately.
A e. Ragin has gone TO Houston and
other east Texas points
L. L. Lyles and wife have returned to
their home at Marathon, after spend
ing a few days in Alpine
Gordon Holloway visited Maria re-
Gently
An enjoyable party was given re-
Gently by Miss Sarah Stroud and Miss
Cecil Wade at the latter's home at
this place
Miss lena Fletcher. of Ell Paso. Is
visiting relatives in Alpine.
Miss Selena Hord OF Maria is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs H. L. Laekey.
Evangelist p. G. Cross has begun a
series of meetings at the Christian
church.
Operator Kuykendull is relieving
operator Ragin for few days.
Rufe Mangum was in town from his
ranch a few days lately.
Eugene Pafford has returned from a
visit TO Del Rio
B. l. Sowell was in town lately from
his ranch in FL Paso county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05
PLAYS HOCKEY;
QUITS HIS HOME
Frantic Mother Is TRYING
Hard to Find Her Miss
mo Row

Fear of his mothers wrath at discoy-
cry OF his playing hockey is believed
TO have caused the disappearance of
14yearold Robert Pankau from his
home, 20 East Overland street.
1t was Thursday when he was last
seen by any who knew him.
Now Mrs. Agnes Pankau, a widow en-
ployed as cook in a bakery. IS frantic
over the loss of her son. The boy WIS
a student at a Roman Catholic paro-
chial school He had been playing
hockey of late. Fear that the sisters
would tell his mother is the only logi-
cal explanation of his disappearance.
Young Pankau is described as under
sized for his age, having an abnormallv
developed head. He speaks German and
little English in a broken accent. He
has light hair and blue eyes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-05

Building operations have surpassed
reality movements during the past week.
The realty market has been normal al
week. but the building situation has
reached fever heat New apartment
houses. residences, and business blocks
ore bs;nt, announced each dry. and rhe
Transformation of FL Paso goes mer-
rily on
Apartment houses take the lead in
the building activities. POnsford Bros.
ore breaking ground for the Linden. on
North Oregon street; the NJ B. Davis
apartment house on Mesa avenue is be-
ing drawn, and L. NJ McCummen is
,,lannine to build an apartment build
ing on West Boulevard, near the old
ness gardens. Other apartment houses
are also being planned, and 1t is ex-
nected to have the number OF these
buildings, containing apartments or
from five to eight rooms, equal 10 the
demand during the next winter tourist
season ~,
l. F. Clark is arranging to build
uarehouse for the West Texas Fuel
companv on the Texas & Pacific reSer-
walton near Magoffin avenue
Contracts for Residences
T. T. Davidson has let the contract
for residence on California street,
between Florence and Campbell streets,
40 cost $4,000. c. d. Pollock is the
contractor. and the house will be COM
pIeted and ready to occupy by sprin