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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

'hls1E". Dee ;. Wh~a, prices
turned uf~ ~arh To-day in f-.pohs- sa
f".af,s that rain was again Interior
ins ~i'h IN" Nrs-ntin~ harvest Tho
fnsts", opened 4. tn . AMI - HIGHER
ana subsequently, made u further as'
..-u,s
tn" slas~ va. steady. unchanged -
- ur
Told weather tended I" hasten re-.
-rlp's ana CAV" n setback Ia Ia. corn
.tuisc. i's...@ .S,a..! g,Uslaas".i 4"
e lower and displayed na .isn q: any
Inn .nT,ani rally
W"ahn.sz '"niihu-d throughout
'h. s.ssions closing rrir-. were At :,
d-ri!n- nf So . io lie net.
Oats held s'-a ~. wh-,, strength
seemed to n-n'rali,- the effect Of the
corn N-1kn~ss
Ci1s"s wheat. r-c"mh-r >>i Msy
.i!
Corn. December 81. Ma. 80.
Oats. December 5r,: Mar t:,.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York, Dee, s--S-n,im"n, ia
the street Mas more rs---s.I Io'ay,
The ehsnss IA f.-ins aas siribntsi
chiefly 10 Improved conditions in the
'-nn.y maTS-, on wsii streets ss'iT
al. Of IA. probable ai,i'uJ" Of th'
Washington administration t1~a.f
corporation Emphasis Mas placed
on "a s,nI-m-n, R,tfibu.si 90 the at-
'arasy s"hssai that sntorc".a-a, oi
m" ln,l-,nisi ias s1uii be- uni~f-
e0nrs" Ia III" courts,
The stTaas showing ~ Il- banks
in Saturdays statement A.. to,I"Asi
by an -a.ias q. nsh~y rates. sai'
funds renewing 'o.'ay a, per- zen.
N.s Haven ASS s-ak ,hEuu s.,ou,
the morning on i,s showing "i =
.hrihkas- in o,tob-r net of SN.s ,"""-
,if-il .S I" within u tEas'!on Of IL
s-F.n' low record sugar dropped :
points Ia iH5. the is~.s, since isos
T.barr. shsT.s sTg- hid Wn Vis"'"us-
iy
it6nds s-r. irregular
D.-ciin- In -as,-Fa tTans line
shnr~s i"si IL pg.~saiT- -is-~h-fs
which in.s-as-d Sn sh- nniSv.ss BILE
monthly copper nsnr-s
| s'sHasEd shares shassi nioT.
s'sahln~sz at III" t"N-r rNns- .h.
there a.. display 81 ~-nan.s
among I1a priced indus'Tisis which
have r-~-atiy advanced
tn" market ei".-'! s'-a$,
D-,tni,- F-ar,i"nrFy i-di-uri.-s an
a lat" hardening in fa.u-y ra,-s ~"rs
ultimately sh-cs-a by the rigorous
marking up Of Canadian i'aSifi.s This
stock ro-~ over . i-niais "n revived
runners ~ jnsf-As"i ai,ii-has
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
GROWTH OF NATIONAL
BANKS IS SHOWN

Washington. b-ss Gfuatn 1hh
or. Ez;i.as of,h- National hanks oi
tho tni,~d States arr 6-,aiiS., in ,H-
sn.uai r-pori al IN. currency MT
T..,n. snsrii,,Fi TO-DAY by As'ins
C.iaroii~F Thomas T. Kan. - Speak
-F CLARK.
Ths r"p1r' contains ma reference
IS st,rt"n.y reform .na N. r-rtn M
Esrnda,ians Lui "details ,l'- 'oniiiion
-, baaLs ssuFinz the year ended d.
'.is-r 81 JniS siA aH'iaI hsnEs nut
ai maF- Igan .""" 'Nia,ius. ~rn, Inr
,- ibE hands g; r.1-i,~f. with .s-
sHssai- capital s,o-Es af fi.is"."'",
sp,,sfasinfN pr"fr..s IN ilauiis'ias
tho ass.,s ~ all was reported
g!S"v'h of the banking t"s-r II
tie tnr,~~ States. a. ind,"s' Il ~
iUsas aEh die aua,s capitals st"' ~
aah deposits. il pi..pr~'i os-r n-ar.'
i"u ps.rs cf statistic TH- mnsr'
u.u, .f s.V~raH-it finds I" nsHAs
all at-r an. country &. aid crop roN'
inp is referred ,s briefly, ThE; -
rtrlatur-l in i-'aii IN ih- .sl"ri "I
:. tr-,arv Ne Nd." snimi',"'i 4" 'nn'
sT'ss iaA' s"'ss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
THE M ARKE S
~ VVLL ASSOCIATED PRGSs ~
" OAILY REPoRTS "
c0PPEl srAfENENr

N@s York. ihs"- In" state
men, Of the Copper Producers Nsso-
citation for November shows an in
sT.as. ia stocks On hand of i5,5.;.-
ai. poands. compared Ni,h the pre-
y.Sus month
s,osks on hand D,s.mb-r assr"'
gated i....y.t.s Vounds ssains, Sc.
ssc.ss paunis on Ns,tn,u~r
year aEo the sappis ~ss approximate
y = .nan ..on pS.inhs,
Production iurins November WAS
less hy about a.""".""" SSs.nis thaf
In the preceding month. and iom-''
iis deliveries fsl! off is.ais.>.2
pounds. Will. foi.isn demand ah"a".
abaii /. s"". .""" pounds
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
RECEIVER RESIGNS.

~. Iauis. Me p-' s. inIs"
Walter i sanr"Tn "I tie inn'"
r'aI.-s IN. ui' .auFi i".ilN accepted
InsT .sisn.,i"n 81 Thomas u West
as E,,F-iNrT "i ~. ~ inUis aId san
TIansiss" rs,lToaI sir W"si s"r
.n. aI ~. sAnair.,'- ~ DiHa'T mise
that rrorios.d an. i'i"wns''li~ r"'h
aud ..ld II 4. ~. srssr"
rh~ reclamation ~ MT West uas
stu,~t 'g-s'HUaT q MF Net ~
nis letter - S.sis..s. ,"H suvi'"s .
riIi and ir.. .rruir, u'" a." aiiHiTs
~ tGr sai's15' Juda" 'aH'uF" ~
hi i.S'sr sSssriiLs IH" T'-sisnr'i""
said tran .e',"ns 81 'F.' TaiiF"si 'n'i
s.,rs ~ ,sCssr asz1--trir'i With u "nr
tor. tnss fys-ss-rshir uiaN rrF~-'h'
srSvr n,.s,t"ns In ~" tn'nf" 'h'
minta,ratinn 1f ,n- property which
..tid l.. sitter ,a.' tt q r''"iN"S
vrh,r rrr,i"rs tH"~i'is" 81
'hsu
Iu1g. sauturn arp"iUi"d iHn'1s
~ i.sk, sn aI'pIH"S ~ 20. ''anls u"
srTf .,i Mr W., a. receiver I''
.tn-y tuU F---iy-rs ar W u I'iHs
IN. ,ud ". e. NiSUu, beth 81 s..
inui. aud IN charge t"sa"s.i,'ls
~ dc ,rnfti' and .p'Ea,i"I a'r1I.
InTn'- "i the Tusd.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
THE MEDICINAL QUALITIES
OF WEEDS AND PLANT

The following 's taken from th'
current issic OF Farm and Fir.sidI
Analysis Of our odibl" weeds
shows that they possess powerful
medicinal qualtti".. TIL. dahd"lion,
for example. il rcpl'tc with 'cn'n
salts and Il ap"ri"nt. bcsioos being 70
NATURAL liynr m"dirir" n" m ibwoui
Is perfect tonic Tor the kidr"Fs aud
Il general cleanser Of the system tho
common ynrrow IL y good spring
tonic for children. whit" rcd clover
+ one OF tn" richest OF all nitrogen
otis plants. aud nitrogen + on" a.
the most Strengthening clements,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

Dear santa. want Euii 'oF me.
sorr" marbles and agItcs. compost
,ion books and "rasrrs Ny little sis
ter. Martina. wants hood. drii. =
rubber ball. 1nd composition book
aud pencils. My baby brother wants
q pair of shoes zap. and some other
thiugs. rnci" Paul from y Mex. i
here. lie wants some marbles Tnti
u Eatos too. Pleas" don't forget the
candy nni peanuts Your li'il" boH.
- y MARTINEZ. Jr
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
NEW york METAL

N-s York. p.r, i..ad uI'-
10: I" Ii.s
Sr-i,.r aui.i. 81" 4" = ="
Copper Easy. standard. stDt ahd
futures not quoted ~. ,."iyi''
AS" n ii.:.. ..
Tin weak spo, AMI December ~
81 to i:.::.
Iron .ei,iri No. ! nor,h.ra 1916
I, 1855; Nc .ns.isgn i.n 1850
M, ! southern !; !. iI.s". ". :
southern 90, d. to ':.:n. .
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. De-. :. First sales III
rro,i.i"us varied from Sa'uT,ia,
nights level :" - higher. hut nj.
'"rwaTi i"ar;"i under I'll" influence
Of corn.
Close. Polk. January :n.r:;. Ma.
:i."5.
Lard. Iaru,fy i".sst. May 'i.",'.
RIBS. January 1897: Mny il:n
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.

Listen Tor tn" Whistles IN" '.\
carrier I.yA now p"ss"ss n.s whis'
tics. The bo,s will blow the whistles
WHOM they "ciivcr papers. When
yeu hear the whistle tonight ana
nights hereafter Sc, your TN lust
Alter Il kar hcnn thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

The salvation Army can nsr any
eas,.osf clothing. furniture. kitchen
utensils. dishes. bcediuk. etc. Asy.
ono having any Of such please phone
RED 1888 and they will he called for
promptly. Thanss.-cart =. 2.
Haas
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
RATES OF EXCHANGE

Ne. York. de-, Cioss Prime
m.ran,II- pap.r : "a . ts-F cent
Commercial hills iN"!
liar silver SNls
MFNiran dollars al,
Gag-fnm-aI bonds IiFin
Hail..sd bonds Irregular
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
WILSON'S COLD BETTER.

WssEinsIun. I-. I'll" pT'si-
i,ni nad FuusB I"iass buI "iL"rr
Nis. NJ s.-'tH.7i q" b' F~sS'-T'i from
his .aia IIr has i.i.Fr.n@i finally
Su arI, I,iuIm"Etr e. ths ,Ii'Ts'a'r
ranu'''" s"FrmizstnH- ah'I" ,"~E"
-. s'-.b, e. f.r ILT-. 80 sanri-.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
THE MONEY MARKET

Ne. York. D-s N-sati none:
U.n. ~ Ia q T~r s.nI.
Time .,ans easier. sn dsys :. Ia .. g
30 dsys To So .is mIn,ts q. d" /.
tcf r-as
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New yak. n-r. ImaizAma'.i
Copper ."s Sugar in:.. N'chisoa
~ Northern Pacific io;,s H.ihin p
1875. Southern Pacific S5,s rnip
r.ci;is i;a,: L. :. Steel s..: =. 3
SiocI preferred 1875
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
DENVER LIVESTOCK

D-EysT. Cole. b+F = -Cs,,i-- TIE
r-iPIs none
ilSss H-s.ip's leo market
siT0ns
fA~-rs it-.-!p's nanr
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
H-H-[s-:.-x:-E-ks-A
{, SANTA CLAUS LETTERS .
il-n-E-;s-s.-ka-1-y;

Dear Sln,H Claus : aa Wri'ins g
ls;,". 8. ,"iI sos waat I ~an' i"i
chFiH'mss. want steam ~nsin'
and ~ mo,ius pi-iuS. machine. an
alsn my sister wants . liiii" i"ii 'a'
and y lied and ale, .,y li''i" hahS
sister ,"tty b'sT. ,isr bring ~" q
rsm" oi domino ard - iat'" ni "t"'
4u-, and o. riUry Iuul aud - tif
whistle zu-s that l. s'i for this
Christmas. sud n"N' Christmas afH
sofuE t. F-i q whul" lot 81 iHinEs,
~ ! "od.by- santa 'iEus Npui
friend. Norman Marsh. h"n stat"
street = :. Oh. ! iofEn, &" say Ia
bring nc . jumping jack Tha, j. alt.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

Dear sania CLAUS: i'has" been u
very good lao, all THE yeas aud would
.ih" for YOU to btinE m" sUm" and.
apyi-, aud oranges and ir"" aud
wasln. sleigh 70 Won 'sn guide
with rsni'"s. and ANY old Kind "f
books am "i".rn YEAR, old Thi-
will hc all this 'hiisimah Ever
your little tfiond. tuhn Woods I
will '-ny" IN" door open.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
NEW YORK COTTON

New YORK. D-r. S.-,",ioHs sr-o,
fni"': m'hdiing 1910: suls 1856.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
ct. NUS METAL

81. I.onis. Mo. Dee. s.---lcad firm
cr. 3.95 to I.
SDrltcr firmcr. I.95 to ).
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08
ELoiN BUTTER

Eisia. III. n-r. imrt-g s,-adv
sac.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

rsnny ssrs,rh rsis IL abundance
'sIt al TrN office y
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

Manager FOR money making busi-
ncss: local: small capital required:
u,,jy secured. Room 10: hrirrict
hoicl.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

Woman cook and uor'rr. 5:I San
Ia f~ ave.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

4 woman cock ana porter. ~.
santa r" Ave. ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20
BOOSTERS IN RED HATS
START ON TRADE TRIP
Continued from page one)

of black and gold; bandmaster J.
Maier flashed his sword from its scab-
bard into the early morning sunlight;
a camera clicked, secretary Andrew
Reeves cried Let's go bOys"; the I'd
cavalry band struck up a lively march
ing air and the fifth annual chamber
of commerce trade excursion through
Arizona and New Mexico had begun
Fifty-seven Make the Trip.
Fifty-seven strong, the busy business
fame through Arizona and New Mexico
for the next six days, gathered at the
chamber of commerce building on San
Francisco street at 1880 o'clock Mon
day morning. Present, too, was the. %
cavalry band. Belated eXcurSlOnlSts
hurried up from time to time and
hastily gathered ammunition in the
form of red hats, canes and badges, for
the junket-
When the order to march was finally
given. it was 1850 o'clock. Down San
Francisco street stepped the excursion
lists, led by the cavalry band, which
itself was led by parade-master kepley-
Every maTcher wore a hat so red that
passersby gazed in Open-mOuthed Won
der at them. The bracinH morning air
impaired a HghtneSs to the step that
became infectious along the route Of
march 10 the Stanton street depot OF
the c. H. & S. A railway, where a
special train was awaiting them
Sleepy-eyed pedestrians along the line
of march became suddeSly awake when
the parade came in sight.
Eleventh Hour Arrivals.
c. J. Dean ana II. P. Jackson. the for
mer an FL PaSO real estate man and the
latter owner Of the general store at
Clint, were among the last to decide on
making the trip. Their names were
added to the list yesterday. ". r.
Brown. general agent for the Santa F'e
road here, was unable to go and G. H
DOuard was substituted for him ". c.
Mccormick. general agent of the G. H.
& s. A, was also unable to leave and
w Cunningham went in his place Mr..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20

Mccormick intends to join the boosters
Wednesday,
The special train left the Stanton
street depot shortly after 8 o'clock
Revised List of boosting Party.
Following is a revised and complete
list of the men making the trip;
G. H & S. A Railway, W. Cunning
l. N Stiles mining man
The Neff-Stiles company, E E Men
Krakauer, York & Moye, succrs, F.
Southwestern Portland Cement com
pany, S. c. NIcCurdy-
The Texas company, ". H Wagner
and Fred ". Freeman
The Tri-State Telephone company c
FL Paso Herald. editorial department.
G. A Martin; circulation department,
II. H. FRS
FL Paso Times. George H Clements
and Luther Barnard
City of FL PasO, mayor c. z. Kelly
Southwestern Paving company. DR.. ].
The Globe Mills, Claiborne Adams.
FL PasO Sash and Door company,
George Evans
First National bank. W NJ Butler
Rio Grande Valley Bank and Trust
city National bank, Q. s. Stewart
z. P Kepley company, E P. Kepley. &
The H Lesinsl1y company, ". A
W G. WaIz company, unrepresented.
The Mccoy hotel. ". NJ Mccoy.
FL PasO Bank and Trust company,
T. p. Jones.
Texas Bank and Trust company, Lee
OrndOrf.
The Feldman company. Fred ]. Field
n-Dmnegan-Ryan Co. George
FL Paso Milling company. ". NJ
Piatt
western Woodenware company. E D.
IaChman-
Rio Grande & Fl Paso railroad Santa
Fe), G. H Donard-
west Texas Fuel company. C. P. Put
FL PasO Piano company, ". P
ATc8Iath- Casey company. W. I. Casey.
Ellis Bros. Printing company, H Y.
Richardson Motor Car company. T.
N. Richardson
Fl Paso Electric Railway company,
state Nationa1 bank. NJ. c. Edwards.
FL PasO Printing company. Paul Her
mans
FL Paso Southwestern system.
Hotel Paso del Norte. S. G. Hum
Henry s Beach company. Henry s
Beach
ROberts-Banner company. W. N. Ban
ner.
s Fred Johnston CpersonaD.
Santa Fe Fuel company, Fred Week
erie
Two Republics Life Insurance com
pany. Louis St J. Thomas.
Rock Island lines. r. R. Seeds
Texas Turquoise company. A D. Hud-
son.
Texas & Pacific railway. David L
Ray.
Hudspeth, Dale and Mcdonald. c. c.
Mcdonald
Billings Piano company. Fred Bill
inEs
Kansas City. Mexico & Orient rail-
way. T. K Partridge.
FL PasO county. Roy Barnum. county
auditor.
United States army. Col Frank West.
Second cavalry.
Chamber of commerce. A ". Reeves.
secretary.
J. G. Stubs. general freight agent
of the southern Pacific.
e W Clapp. general freight and
passenger agent, Arizona & Eastern
railway.
c J. Dean. real estate.
Jackson Camp Merchandise company,
Clint, Texas, H. ?. Jackson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20
Too Late To Classify.

UP THE VALLEY.
80 acres of good land near La Mesa
water, $40 per acre
80 acres in cultivation, adjoining La
Z5esa, $50 per acre.
30 acres adjoining the above, all in
fine stand alfalfa a real bargain, $50
per acre.
so acres near CanutilIo, good land,
$50 per acre.
This is the cheapest land in the
upper valley today.
w. f. Payne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20
Too Late To Classify.

HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
TO MAKE MONEY.
We have one block Of
80 lots on the macadam
road between Manhattan
Heights and the Country
club. For quick deal can
sell them at $3.50 per lot;
small payment down, bal
ance on long time. Now
get busy and see US at
once.
BrOadduS & lie Baron.
Real Estate and Insurance.
209 American Bank Bldg.
Phone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20

500 DOWN. BALANCE LIKE RENT
Buys a modern cottage in the most at
tractive addition to this city, large
lots, rooms and bath, hardwood
floors furnace heat. up to the minute
in every particular. We guarantee
these to please the most eXacting.
Only left
Cooperative Realty. Co.
400. 40 American National Bank.
Phone 5175.
ARTISTIC ROOM NEW BUNGALOW
On Fort Bliss car line; SWEETEST home
in FL PasO, and a bargain on easy
terms Can you pay sac per month,
including interest.
10 Buckler Bldg. Phones 62-5495
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20

TELEPHONE COMPLAINTS EARLY.
Subscribers falling to get TIE Herald
promptly should call ar the office or
telephone No 1880 before $50 D. m.
81 complaints will receive prompt
attention
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20
FOREIGN BUSINESS OFFICEs.

The John BudG Co. Brunswick
Building. New York; Tribune Building.
Chicago. H. and Chemical Building.
st. Louis. No.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20

WHEN
YOU GO TO
CINECUE PARK
Be sure to see the
fine level land
we are selling for
$500 an acre,
SO caSh-S10 a month.
TObin.
office on the Aviation Field
RED LETTER BARGAINS.
6 r. house, I lots. +. FL Paso. $1,000
p. house, Grand View Ave. 2SOO
4. new bungalow, dandy, Blvd. 5OOO
r. new bungalow, Hueco St.. 800
> slot corners. East Fl PasO. Real
bargains. Prices right.
w. f. Payne.
Insurance of All Kinds.
Phone 1850
YOU HAVE TRIED THEM ALL.
Your eyes burn, pain and the lids
itch and your head aches the same as
before you wore glasses. With glasses
properly fitted and ground to order
you will experience instant relief.
Geo F. Kendall,
eos Mesa Ave. Makes Glasses Right
The only Lens Factory.
2O00 BLOCK. MONTANA ST.
I have I swell bungalows on the
south side of Montana in this block,
which the owner wishes to sell quick
". Prices range from $500 to $500.
Here is chance 10 get a swell little
home on the best street in the city at
the right price.
". F. Payne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20

LIGHT housekeeping rooms, one or
more. Phone 1874.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20
CHIEF DAVIS SAYS 4BUMS,
a Nd TIL E,N rs MIST O.

AND THEY ES MUST GO
Structed every man in his department.
that itinerant men and women who
Chief of police L y. Davis has in
win not work. as well as all petty
thieves and crooks. must stay away
from FL PaSO.
i do not intend that this city shall
be a haven for buns vags' and petty
tnleESs, Sdlq cnlel LAWS ana II IS my
the Objectionable characters that are
always drawn TO a race meeting such
as is held yearly in Juarez- I intend
TO enforce this ruling to the letter"
Quick baggage delivery by auto
trucks LOngwelFs. phone 1.-Adyer-
tiSement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20

LOTS IN
MANHATTAN HEIG HTS.
We have lots at $3.50 to
500 in the most choice
part of Manhattan Hts;
paved streets and side
walks all in and paid for.
As an investment or for
home nothing in FL Paso
equals this beautiful ad-
diJion.
WHY PAY RENT?
We will build you
home with small pay
ment down and balance
like paying rent. Come in
and talk it over with US.
Brbnddus & LeBarOn.
Real Estate and Insurance.
209 American Bank Bldg.
Phone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20

/ NICELY furnished front bedroom near
| Hotel Dieu. 1904 y. Stanton. Pm. 5218.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20

! FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, no in
! Nalids III w. Missouri.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20

LOVELY FURNISHED housekeeping
rooms, 6O2 Epson Phone 1884,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20

clean, nicely fur. rooms. 619 N. Kansas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20

FOR RENT-Modern front housekeep
ing suite, reasonable. 1903 MagOffII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20
Lodge Notices.

For Rent-Housekeeping Rooms:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-20

MODERN housekeeping suite, reason
able sos N FL PasO.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-04-10
SALEM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kesler Of Ke-
nosha, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kesler over Sunday.
Mr.. Brazie of Kenosha, was a guest
of Arthur Bloss the first of this week.
Herman SehelosH is moving into
Mrs. Dora Barber's house.
M. W. Acker visited relatives in
Genoa, Woodstock and Beloit, last
week.
Miss Beorgan has gone to Barrows
County, Wis, to spend her weeks vaca-
tion with her pal 5nts.
A milking machine, which has been
established in Alva Paddock's barn,
is attracting considerable attention.
Rev. Litherland of Garrett, supplied
for Rev. Rosemurgy on Sunday. Rev.
Rosemurgy has been sick over week.
The work of repairing the damage
done to buildings during the wind
storm goes slowly.
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MAY SAVE ATTLE
State Asked to Establish De-
tention Hospital For
Tubercular Cows.
MIGHT PREVENT SLAUGHTER

DIR. 0. FL. Eliason, state veterinarian,
has been agitating proposed legisla-
ton, the idea of which seems to have
been original with him, to obviate
wholesale waste in the handling of tub
CIRCULAR cattle. DR.. Eliason proposes
that the legislature now sitting shall
enact law which will authorize the
Wisconsin Live Stock Sanitary Board
to permit individual owners or COM
panies, upon application to it, to
establish quarantine farms for the
purpose of raising healthy calves from
tubercular cattle, under what is
known as the "Bang SYSTEM" and
in conformation with such rules and
regulations as may be established by
the board. The bill also provides for
the transfer of tubercular cattle in
tended to be used upon such quarantine
premises from the original owner to
the owner of the quarantine estab-
lishment, when sanctioned by the
board.
The premises will be required to be
situated so that there will be no sur
face drainage upon adjoining pasture
land. Strict regulations will be i'm
posed as to the manner of fencing and
it will be likely that such premises
will be required to be enclosed in a
double fence, the inner fences to be
maintained at a distance at least ten
rods from the line fences and public
highway, and both fences to be kept
in good repair at all times. The prem
Uses must be placarded. The dis
lance of the buildings upon such
premises from adjoining buildings
will be fixed. No other animals
which are destined for breeding and
dairy purposes will be kept upon
these premises. 1t is expected that
the live stock sanitary board will pro-
hibit the sale of milk from tubercular
cattle upon such premises, from being
sold or removed from the premises
either as milk, cheese or butter, nor
permit it to be used for human
consumption upon the premises. No
animals of any kind will be permitted
to be removed from the quarantine
premises except under direction of the
board. 1t is further provided that the
removal of cattle to the quarantine
premises shall in all cases be super
vised by the state veterinarian or
one of his deputies.
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Miss Josephine Haney of North
Paris, is working for Mrs. HI. L.
Gunter.
Matt F. Fonk and Hogan Hanson
took the train at Union Grove Thurs
day afternoon for Milwaukee, where
they attended the funeral of Mrs.
Irene Breeker Friday morning.
VIM. Crane, Jr., transacted business
at L. G. Williams last Saturday after
noon.
The republicans of Paris all got April
fooled election day.
Mrs. Minnie Wilson of Union Grove,
has rented her house and took the
train last Thursday for Arizona where
she expects to make her home with her
daughter.
VIM. G. Roberts transacted business
in Milwaukee last Saturday.
The basket social in District No. 8
Paris, last Saturday night, was a sue
cess socially and financially. E. r.
Wilson was auetioneer and got $1,000
for Is baskets.