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the presidential pie counter used TO
be-as Judged from the standpoint OF
remureration-the Offices of consul
general to Liverpool and of United
States district attorney in New York
CITY. each of which in lavish fees
yielded more than the salary then en-
joyed by the President himself. But
both Of these offices have now been
removed entirely from the fee basis.
the former paying $4,000 and the lat
ter $4,000 in fiat salary. Nor are
consular berths any longer upon the
pie counter strictly speaking Like
those for West Point and Annapolis.
candidates for these positions. as well
as for secretaryships in the diploma
tic service are now appointed to take
examinations. which include interna-
tionai law. diplomacy and foreign Ian
suages Young men who pass these
tests arc sent to = training school in
Washington, whence they pass TO the
lower positions of their class in the
foreign service. and gradually work
their way upward
Mr.. Wilson's plethoric prize package
will contain commissions also for four
Philippine commissioners. at $4,000 a
year. shc collector OF customs at New
York. $1,000. and q list Of $4,000 of
fces-several interstate commerce
commissioners. as their sevcn-yeaT
terms expire. the United States district
attorney at Chicago, who receives the
same as that at New York. and the
soIicitor-genersl. who is the chief a.
sistant and understudy OF the sttor-
ncy- general Next come the $4,000 Of
fices-;hat Of Governor Of Porto Rico.
who. too. gets free use OF palace
the Treasurer OF the United states al
Washington. the Assistant Ln'teo
States treasurer surves or Of customs.
naval officer OF customs and general
appraisers of merchandise. all al New
York. the collectors OF customs al
Philadelphia and Boston and the posi-
masters Of New York. Chicago. fhiia-
delphia and Boston and an assistant
attorney general Then there IS =
deputy assistant sttorncy-genesal. VINO
gets $500. and there are the 500"
berths which 50 to Federal circuit
Judges zs vacancies occur. che treasYr-
or OF the Philippine Islands. four col
lcctors OF customs. nine aiSers OF
merchandise and an sssistaut 10 tHc
Attorney General Paying 5000 an
nusiiv are the places Of the Fece4ai
district Judges - they become vacant
the commissions u internal revenue.
the supervising architect Of ne Tscas-
ury and the postmastcTs OF twenty =
eight cities.
Fixtures IN Omrc.
such are tho big piums" paying over
IS. 600. The list does not include chiefs
ard high officials Of technical snu
scientific bureaus. who arc appoiltsa
because Of superior knowledge IN tneiF
spcciaItiss such oficess are seneIs'-
~ regarded ~ oficialdom - fixtures
and political ncuters.
Nv far the bieGcst group ~ patron
ar. orsc~s 20 ~ disposed % b. Frcsi-
6snt vsisoa viii Se nearly 5000 "pres-
dental post -oaioss" over $50 WI
az a. 900. or more. while over 100
VIII vseid from s..see 20 s7.eso. about
4 900 from s3,e0e % s7Sos. anf the re-
r.stn6sr from 800 70 s1.ooo. These
are the nrst second sad third-elsss
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postmasters. who must be confirmed by
the Senate. All of the tens of thou
sands OF the fourth-class are now IN
the classified service, and can be
reached only through competitive eN-
animation. after the incumbent cles or
misbehaves When Mr.. Roosevelt came
TO the White House all fourth class
misunderstanding were political plums.
lie placed part of them, and President
Taft the remainder. under the civil
Service.
The next largest groups OF "presi-
Dental" ofticeholters are 225 officials
of the land Office. who draw from ST.
200 to $4,000; the nearly 200 customs
officers. who GncludinG fees) get any
where from $1,000 to $4,000; the eiSh-
ty-two United States district attor-
neys, who draw from $500 to $40
| 600. and the equal number of United
States marshais, whose offices Sield
| from 5000 to $1,000.
General Exodus Expected.
Many of these berths, especially
among the higher offices. are term
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interests.
Best Paying Berth SO. 900.

The biggest plum. from a pecuniary
standpoint. in Mr.. Wilson's gift will
be the commission OF president and
Governor General a. the Philippine
Islands" VINO will enjoy 10000 pesos.
OF so. 600. 4 year, as well as free use
Of the oil palace in Manila formerly
occupied by the Spanish Governors
General.
The next highest salary. s17,500 a
YEAR. President Wilson Will confer
uucn each Of ten ambassadors sent TO
forcien capitals. Many Democrats OF
great wealth are alredy n line for
those highly priced missions. which
would give them tremendous social
ADVANTAGES and excellent opportunities
for travel
The greatest prize of the ten is
the mission 10 Lon6on. but the recipi-
ent to be q success there. must be a
man OF vast wealth. who can spend
considerably more than his salary for
house rent alone. Our present ambas-
sador to London. Whitelaw Reid. -
paving out Of his own pocket $4,000
4 year for his ambassadorial resi-
icuce. Dorchester House. on Park Lane,
while the government is allowing aim
the $4,000 yearly rental for the dingy
grsr floor in Victoria Street. where the
Offices OF our embassy have remained
fc- many years.
Tnless he is modern Midas. the
man whom Mr. Wilson selects as sir.
Reis'< successor will suffer b. con-
traSt. An ambassador sent TO mon
archv becomes part Of the royal court
where he ranks next 20 the heir sD-
parent. aud there are ancient and pic
turcsquc Laws which hold him NJ as
a sacred parsonage Thus neither he
nor lis wife can be arrested for an
offensc or sued for debt.
Wealth the Open Sesame
Next after Lon1on. Paris and Berlin
are the posts most sought after by
would-bc ambassadors. but at these
courts. also. great wealth is the open
sesame TO social success Our rep
rcxentafsves IN Paris have long tried
10 keep ID their end with other am
bassaaors. receiving as high a. 100000
Fear. in pay ana allowances. and
furnishes with embassies that would
rent for $40 coo annually. The scholar
Is dfpIomatlst. Dr Hili. suffered many
cnnbarrasSnients al Berlin because he
was poor and unable 20 entertain on
a lavish scale Hts scale 81 living was
made 20 appear more modest BY con-
frast with his immediate predecessor.
charierna znc Tower. who lived Ike a
prince. and whose wife was called sy
the ..aiscr the Won Moi.ke OF So
csctv"
The foreign missions next most
sought arc usually Vienna. where So
cfai life is always Eay. and Eone.
where thc environment is picturesque.
ana where there Is always consider
abe American colony. Fewer asriT-
ants banker after St Petersburg. be-
cause Of The Objectionable climate. but
Toxic is IN great cent1d. ss living IN
Jspau 10 very cheap. while the SUI
roundirEs are picturesque. Unlike bis
ambassadors TO other countries. those
whom Mr.. Wilson selects for Japan
ara Turkey VII have cnciai resi-
ssnces furnished them Tree 81 the
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Many of these berths, especially
lmong the higher Offices are term
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ditionaI Cabinet portfolio TO confer
that OF Secretary OF Ls Dor. The bill
creating IL Is now before Congress.
and is strongly backed By the labor
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its use
The cIeanest. daintiest. most refresh
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is Partisan Sage. If you do not use IT
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it is simply splendid for men. women and
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No poisonous sugar of lead-no
sulphur-no dye in PARTISAN SAGE.
All fair minded pharmacists advise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
LIVESTOCK

Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City, No. Dec 11.-Cattle-
Reefs. 5000. including 400 sOutherns;
market steady and weak Native steers.
S6.50G1O.75- southern steers $1,000
40: southern cows and heifers. S3-75
q $50 native cows and heifers, S3-l5 q
soc. stOckers and feeders, $500 a $50;
western steers, $500 $50; western
cows, $4,000 $50.
HOgs-Rects. rs, 900: market 10015c
lower. bulk of sales S7.35 a lbs. heavy
$3.50 q 1867 packers and butchers, s7-45
@7.6O: light s7-3O97.50; pigs $3.50
Sheep-Rects. 10000: market steady.
MUttOns, SA0e 5.25, lambs, S6-25 a 5000
range Wethers and yearl1ngss $4-5OQ
700: range ewes, s3.25 As.
Chicago LivesrOck. Close
Chicago, III, Dec 11-Cattle-Rects
$4,000: market slow. BeeTes, $3.50
1878. Texas steers. $3.50 q $50; western
steers, S5-4OG9 -15. stOckers and feed
ers. 50 40 q 100 cows and helfers, Sz-IO
also. calves $3.50 G10-50-
HOgs-RectS. $4,000: market dull. 10
615c lower Light S7.1067-45: mixed.
Sis 07.45; heavy. S7.15 1855; rough.
Sis 100; pigs, $1,000 100; bulk OF
SheeD-Rects $4,000: market strong.
Toe higher Native, $500 q 800. west
ern, $40 a 500; yearlIngs, $500 q 80;
lambs, native, S6-25 q 6.50s western,
$3.50 6S15.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11

New York \. Y, Dec. 1L-Today's
stock market during the first trading
presented a decided contrast to that OF
falling prices The urgent liquidation
movement seemed to nave eGnaus leu
itself and quotations were genefaIIy
higher, but bullish traders had not re-
covered their confidence and heslJated
to take a definite position Money rates
continued to soften, loans DelnS Hlelue
as low as "a percent
Bear operators encountered more for
midable opposition when they attacked
prices. The market began to lose
ground again shortly before noons with
moderate selling on the decline.
Bonds were irregular. as
Extensive selling Of Union Pacific
day. when It fell to 157, compared with
1924 the highest of the forenoon, ana
1918 at yesterdays close. Prlces OF
other stocks also melted away rapidly
Reading broke to 164s compared with
16S5k earlier and Analgamated
touched 743z- steel showed relatlV FL Y.
other leaders. but even that issue went
SeTnf-panfc conditions prevailed in
the stock market in the afternoon and
the whole list crumbled under an ava
lanche Of selling orders LlQuloaLlO
was on an enormous scale ana Inere
were aggressive bear attacks on I'M
portant issues which demorauZed the
market The break IN Union FaclIlc
reached eight points; Reading SIX
American Tobacco, rive; Canadian Pa
cific ~; Lehigh Valley 81 Amalga-
mated Copper g. = and Steel "a points.
Organized support was given when the
market seemed entirely out OF hand.
Speculation grew quieter ana prices
rallied one to two points.
The market closed steady. A renewed
assault on Union Pacific depressed II
TO 1888 and caused anolher dOWn-
ward dip in the market, but prices did
not 20 lower than previously Support
was extended and there were quick
rallies of y to y, with general spec
uIation showing considerable fevertsh-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11

When David Graham Phillips, au-
thor of Her Serene Highness, was q
very young man. he applied Tor Work
on a Cincinnati paper
what can you dO?" said the edi-
tor.
7 can try anything" replied the
young man
Thinking to rid himself Of further
opportunities for an assignment, Ihe
editor said
well. write an article on bread
It was a trying moment Tor the
ambitious youngster, but he never
fIinched. All that night he collected
material and the next day reported
to the surprised editor with bright
and newsy article on The Bakeries
of Cincinnati"
The young reporter was Immediately
engaged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
MONEY AND METALS
NEW YORK MARKET.

(By Associated PreSS-)
New York, N Y, Dec 11.-Money on
call strong. 4 to 5 percent. ruling rate,
AZ: closing bid. Ak: offered at per
Time loans. weaker: 90 days. sG61s ;
90 days, 6: six months, . y a 6 percent
Close: Prime mercantile paper,
percent: sterling exchange strong with
actual business in bankers bllIs az
4SO5O for 90 day bills and at 4.s4eO for
Commercial bills. 4SOH.
Bar silver. 81.
Mexican dollars, 1914.
Government bonds steady; ralIroad
Cooper. Steady: standard spot. 100
bid: Dec, 100 01737; jan and Feb,
1868: ElectrOlytic. 176Z@1l61; Lake
1852 G17S7: castings. 11Z5 91a55-
Tin quiet: spot. 1925 q 1918; Dec.
Jan. and Feb, 1925 n 1852
Spelter. steady: 1870 L4O-
Antimony, quiet: CoOksOn 1859.
Iron. quiet and unchanged
st. Louis Lead and Spelrer.
St Louis. No, Dec LEAD. 40.
Spelter dull. 725.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican MOHey-El Pas0 Quotation
Mexican pesos Oh Paso Duylng
Mexican currency CEl Paso buying
price, 493zc-
FL Puso Smelter Quotations.
corrected DalIy.)
Bar silver 81.
Copper (wire bars) 1885.
CopDer Cathode (cts. per Id 1850
Lead IN Y. sales price, so.
Lead (LOndOn) rs, 81, d.
weekly Averages.
DOUGLAS Shelter QuOtatiOns)
Bar silver. 63.65.
Copper (wire bars) 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
LIGHT TRADING
MAKES WHEAT FIRM
Low Temperatures In North
west Aid Bulls; Pro
visions Weaken.

Chicago, Ill, Dec 11.-Lightness Of
offerings brought about a firm feeling
today in wheat. Pit traders were
playing for a rally, but not much new
buying power developed Low tempera-
lures northwest helped the bulls The
opening was a stade to &c higher.
May started at 89% to S94zc, an ad-
vance of lie to a to "a C, and rose to
S91A to S9Zc.
The close was steady with May 4 to
4 c net lower at S91kc.
May corn opened a shade OF to &c
up at 4SH to 1875 to 481zcs and
mounted to 49, to 4S5sc.
The close was firm at 49, to 4S%c
for May, the same as last night
May oats, which started unchanged
at 30 C, assembled to 33c
Big supplies of hogs at the yards
weakened provisions. The first trades
varied from 2215c lower to 25kc ad-
vance with May at S1S-471k to $3.50
for pork. S9.971z to $1,000 for lard and
$3.50 to 1885 for ribs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11

New York, n Y Dec. 1.-THE Colo
RADIO and Southern railroad today de-
clared an annual dividend Of one per
cent on the common stock This is a
reduction Of percent on the dividend
paid a year ago. The company had
been paying dividends Of 2 percent on
the common stock since December, 1903.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
HOUSE WOULD en- eiTn WAR CLAIMS

washington, D. c., Dec 11-MOre
than 100000 derived from sales OF
PROPERTY taken from owners in the
south after the civil war would be re-
paid to the southern claimants by the
Terms of a bill passed by the house To-
dav The bill would amend the codl11-
cation OF laws relating to the judiciary
SO as to dispense with the aleSarlon
and prof of loyalty in those claims ar
fecting only proceeds Of the prop-rIy
taken after the date mentioned
The bin has not vet nassed the seloLe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
Boosters night, Auditorium tonigh
CONDENSATION.

q
There. little dog-don't whine
They have shaved off your coat, 1
know,
And the nice warm hair that you used
to wear
You'll miss in the ice and snow,
But you and your mistress both look
fine
There little dog-don't whine!
There. little dog-don't yelp-
They have cut off your tail, I know,
And the ears you wore hanging down
before
Are things of the long ago:
But you'll win at shows without their
There little dog-don't yelp!
There. little dog-dOn't moan
They have grated your heart, 1 know,
To a cats left lung, and your jaws are
hung
In jars at a doctor show;
But they'll print your symptoms all
Yhere. little dos-dOn't mOani
Margaret Widdemer.
FL Paso's own new Auditorium.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
NEGRO LAWYERS DISAPPROVE
on JOHNSON'S MARRIAGE

Chicago, H. Dec. 11.-Jack Johnson,s
attorneys. w G. Anderson and r. H.
Wright, both negroes, asked the United
States district court today that their
names be stricken from the records as
counsel for the fighter The lawyers
announced that JohnsOn's recent mar
riage to Lucille Cameron, q white girl,
was disapproved by them to an extent
that they do not care to be any longer
associated with him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
WOOL

st. Louis Wool Close.
St. Louis. No, Dec 11--WOOl steady
Territory and western mediums, p q
| %: fine mediums, 5000: fine 1541T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
SELLING ORDERS
CRUMBLE STOCKS
Semi-panic Conditions Pre-
vail Following Break In
Union Pacific.

y NOTE-AII market news on q
3 this page reflects closing sale q
= prices (unless buy or bid be .
. specified) on Wednesday, De 9
= cember III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
gRent your room

gRent your room
through a Rooms FOl
Reat' ad and keep the
disGguring placard out
of your front window.
81 The newspaper ad Is
digniGed, sends you
numerous applicants
from which to choose,
and does not dehact
from the exclusiveness
Of your home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRA GIVE
Dung Allows IN Ell PASO



It is on Montana st. and contains 8
beautifully arranged rooms and a large
den: has hardwood floors in rooms
and best grade Of pine in the other
rooms. bath has tile floor and large
pedestal lav2tOry.s bedrooms and kitch-
en- have white enameled finish and
other rooms are finished in dark oak
with pumice stone and oil finish. Three
rooms have beamed ceilings and the
dining room has Daneled WainscOring
The bookcases. With art glass DOORS
are built IN on either side of the fire
place. The buffet in the dining room
is very artistic with large reflector
and loaded glass doors. There are 395
SQUARE feet of front porch and there is
a rear sleeping porch across the en-
tire house. The basement is 2Ox27,
with cement floor. Besides the open
fireplace there is a modern heating
plant sidewalks, fence, shed and lawn
all in. situated on large lot. This is
truly the Home Beautiful" and YOU
should see it If YOU want something
really nice. The price is $500 on easy
terms.
HayffeId Realty ca
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
BOSTON LISTED STOCKS
mNT,ISTED STOCKS

nv Special wire to The Herald from
L ]. Overlook, Bisbee, Ariz-)
Cactus ......-... ..-.-s----..-
Chemung ..-..-....-. --s.-'-.-"-
6 nm Altoona - 49,. 81
[Si5ff115 Co- ---..... H.
f1TsDirstioR COPPER .............. 174z
N4sso7, ~ TsIiev .............. 111s.
New keystone .-..--......-s.--
Ohio Copper a4S
san Antonio, part paid.....-..-.-
Shattuck ....--.--..- ---.-.-.--' %
TOnopah ---....... ..--.-.'-'--- %
Summit .----.-----.-. ---.-.-- III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
COTTON
- York Coffon.

New York Cotton.
New York. II. Y, Dec. I1.-Cotton-
Closed steady for spot. Middling up
lands. 1900: middling gulf 1925. No
sales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11

HORACE B. STEVENS
Real Estate and Insurance
Mills Bldg.
FOR SALE
39x120 #. in 900 block on
n. Kansas St. 1 room house,
and out buildings; S350O.0O.
? lots and room brick on
car line, Highland Park;
liberal terms; $4,000.
2 lots Highland Park, just
outside city limits, south
east corner: $4,000.
Payable $1,000 per mo, 6
percent interest.
11-2 lots in 500 block.
Rio Grande St, room
brick, S325O.OO.
A fine business and apart
ment site. North Oregon &
Boulevard; price right.
Horace b. Stevens
Real Estate and Insurance
Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11

BEST NEW
room and basement bungalow ever
offered for S420G with easy terms;
latest California design; best year
guaranteed Genasco roof which also
saves Is, percent on insurance: has
cement stuccO exterior, hardwood
floors, etc, and everything to make
home permanent and worth while. See
Us today.
Iatta s Happier,
Owners.
2O7 Mesa Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11

ELEGANT MONTANA ST.
IA rooms. , baths On
1-3 cash, balance to. suit.
This is very desirable
property and below mar
ket value.
BUNGALOW.
Lee St, 1 block from car
line. on lot 40 BY 100 Price
$4,000; 1-3 cash. balance
easy
WYOMING ST.
room brick, hall. bath,
porches- Only S3SOO-
$500 cash, balance to suit.
This is q bargain.
ALAMOGORDO ST.
room brick, porches;
on lot so by 140. s2100,
$500 cash balance 1, ?,
years.
List your property with
US for quick sale or rent.
We have customers walt
ing
Ramey Bros,
Real Estate. General
Brokers.
Phone 1870.
sos Amer. Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
Galveston Cotton
REDUCE ANNUAL DIVIDEND.

Galveston, Texas. Dec 11--CottOn-
Higher, 12%
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11

TODAV-FOR S21OO
We offer on easiest terms. room cot
tage on corner near new school, East
FL PasO-
TObin Real Estate Trust Co.
20 ACRES FOR SALE.
Opposite Anthony, on main ditch;
fully paid up water rights. SIS per
acre: good terms.
Il. NJ. Maple, Owner,
S06-7 Mills Building.
NAVAJO RUGS FOR XMAS.
Foutz & ZinkIcr,
113 n. Stanton st. Phone 11O6.
SALE.
3 room red brick, south front, close
in on Missouri St. $4,000 and $500 cash
Will handle.
; room yellow brick, East FL Paso,
south front on lots and on car line.
$500.
room frame, on Nashville St, .
full lots $3.50.
Phone els. Collier. 41s Mesa Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
HETR no gTIT,IIoNs WEEDS.

The Pickering Jet.
Gas low;
Brave fair.
You know
Been there
Soft eyes.
Old theme,
Long signs,
Sweet dream
Years pass,
Dreas DER,
Low gas
Once more
A yaWn,
Some signs.
Econ.
O-miZe.
Exchange
ADS BY PHONE
The ordinary cost Of a Want Ad. in
The FL PasO Herald is % cents It
reaches an average of about 10000
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
HERE ARE SOME
NOW BEING COMPLETED.

NOW BEING COMPLETED.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM BUNGALOW.
It's a south front on Bliss St, hard
wood floors. builtin features, large ce-
ment front porch and screened back
porch The finish and material are the
very best. and the price is only $3.50.
on very easy terms. VIII be completed
Monday.
MayffeId Realty Co.
Contractors and Builders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11
Too Late to Classify


SEE MAYFIELD REALTY co.
For choice building sites at the right
price. We have a large list
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11

If YOU WANT
To buy, we have what you
want. prices guaranteed.
If you want to sell list
your property with US. We
can sell it. You can trade
10 to 1 where you can't
sell This is our speciality.
"AlEays see US"
z. p. Realty Exchange
209 Mills Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11

HERE'S A GOOD ONE.
275 acres near BerinO on the rail-
road and county road: signed Up for
water under the dam at $50 per acre.
HOW DOES THIS STRIKE your
A new room bungalow completely
furnished, hardwood floors, tile bath
room and kitchen $4,000.
LOOK At THIS.
81 acres near Anthony. on railroad,
all level land. at SIS per acre.
GET THIS ONE.
room California bungalow with
hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, hot
air heat, for s6500-
". l.. FOlieff,
Real Estate and Insurance.
411-412 American Bank Building
Phone 112T
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-11

ROOM BUNGALOW, BLISS ST.
South front, beamed ceilings, all
builtin features: paneled dining room,
cement pOrches; ? Iun lots. $500;
terms.
TObin Real Estate Trust Co.
VANTED-To bid on your furniture.
stoves, refriGeratOrs gas stoves. rugs
We buy or exchange for anything in
the furniture line and you cant beat
our prices.
FOugz G Zfnkler.
Phone I1O6 113 \. Stanton.