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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10

Continued From Page Onel
came a change The editor was dragged
through the streets by soldiers and
hustled to the Jail. which he found in
control of the guards from the Gales
faction He appealed 10 them TO save
him They responded. attacked his
captors and rescued him after several
men had been killed and a number
wounded
CarrznEa Supports Nnytorena.
News Of the situation in Hermosillo
was teIeEraphed 10 Ccrranza. who
sent message declaring he sup
ported AIaytorena in the dissensiou-
When this message was received.
Gales. a number OF his principal
friends and the members of the STAFF
Of the paper published by the editor
whose arrest precipitated the blood
shed departed from HermosillO on
special train for NoEales- Today
Gales started back to the capital with
200 men summoned from Cauanea. but
he gave no intimation Of his plans
One OF Maytoreua's first acts. after
gaining control Of HermOsillo and a
large part of Sonora. as well, through
CarrauZa'S decision, was to free his
political apDointees who had been ar
rested by the military authorities and
taken 10 Hermosiuo TO stand trial
upon various charges
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
PROVISIO NAL
GOVERNMENT IS
ULSTER PLAN
Unionists in Troubled Sec
ton Are Playing a
Waiting Game Now.


Continued Prom Page One.l
and order in Ulster and to prevent the
province going under the doLl4AlOi u
the Irish government - +to
This will mean the seizure OF the
nublic offices and the substitution OF
he Ulster volunteers for the royal
Irish constabulary now forming the
police force throughout Ireland
Play Waiting Game
The second theory is that Ulster
T-nfonists Will take no positive a--oll
until il IS attempted actually 10 put
the home rule bill into effect me DlI4
provides that home rule shall be estaip-
lished on the first Ilesaas N III IN a.,
eighth month after the first month IN
which the act is passed, or such olneI
dav not more than seven months Garner
or later as may be fixed by oruer u
his majesty in council
Thus il is in the power OF tne gov
crnment to bring the irish parllaiheLL
into existence within three months
from the time the royal assent Is gwen
or to DELAY il for as long as 10 months
II the second theory IS toAoWed' Ihe
provisional government VIII not pc ue-
clared until the act is in force and the
nubIfc officers. including the postal
servants. go under the dominion Of the
Dublin parliament
Undoubtedly. both sides will en-
deavor TO wait as long as possible be-
Iore lu4LlaLlus actual nus A----9-
Hope for Peace.
Should neither of these theories be
carried into effect, and should the cleo
lions be held to determine what coun-
ties of Ulster should be Temporarily
excluded from home rule, then II would
be q task for the more sober men on
both sides to avoid rlOunE IN connec-
ton with the elections. especially IN
those counties where the balance Re
tween Unionists and Nationalists IS
doubtful a conflict between Orange
men and Nationalists at any one OF
these elections might plunge the prov
ince into war within an hour
The Liberal government hopes, even
II IL does not believe with confidence
that despite all their furious declara-
lions, the Ulster Cnionists will back
down before actually taking up arms
in rebellion against the crown.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
Fort Worth LfvestocE- Close
CBv ZeiEer HoteLl
CONTENDER,
DEFIANCE. FAILS

Associated Press Boat. off Sandy
Hook. y J.. June 10y wireless)--
The yacht Defiance, owned by a syn
dfcata representing New York. Phila-
delphia and Boston. Joined the Vanitie
and the Resolute for the first time to-
dav fin the cup preliminaries of sandy
Hook Ten minutes after the race
started. a club topsaiI hastily rigged
al the last minute. had proved such
handicap that the new contender
drouoed far behind BY noon. three
quarters OF an hour after the start the
Defiance was three miles asteru OF the
PesoIure and the EaniLie- The Resol--e
led from the start and won In --59-t D.
The course today was an II mile
beat 20 wfndward and return sIEslc---
M z7r-rI7yveer toward Ions Branch from
me SANDY Hook liEhtship-
At 1881 r- m. the De1laCce WIN
drew from the race
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
REBELS WOULD KEEP
GOVERNOR PACIFIED

Col z. P. Gales. deposed commander
Of state troops in Sonora, left NoEales.
Sonora, at o'clock this morning on
special train bound for HermosillO.
the state capital from where he viii
proceed southwark TO join Gen Ohre-
eon at lIazatlau. according 10 mes
ages received here today. Cen sal
vador AlvaradO. commander of the
rebel forces around Guaymas. has
been appointed by Carranza TO succeed
Gales. IL is said here
Prominent "Constitutionalist" Off
cials here. directed by Carranza, are
making every effort TO preserve peace
in Sonora They are removing men
objectionable TO EayJorena-
That he viii be allowed 10 pursue his
own course without opposition until
the revolution is successful is the
opinion Of officials here
Naytorena's enemies charge that he
has surrounded himself with the old
cientifico element. the faction which
tho "Constitutionalists' are trying TO
remove from Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
Of GRAIN
SCORE ADVANCE
Wheat, Corn and Oats Are
Higher; Short Selling
Considered OVerdOne.

Chicago. Ill. June 1o--Belief that the
short selling of wheat on account Of tha
prospective big crop had been overdone
caused the market today 20 rally After
starting unchanged 20 p to &c Off prices
scored a moderate all around advance
The close was steady. 3 20 &c under
last night
recon west o. there tended 20 make the
corn market firm The opening. which
ranged between sc decline and p % &c
advance was followed by a substantial up
The close was firm. . to g TO Ike net
higher
oats climbed as a result Of serious dam
ace TO the crop iu Illinois and Indiana
Provisions slsged in line with prices az
the yards
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
ENTHUSIASM IS
shown At LAST
ADGLUB LUNCH
Fifty Members Gather to
Give Rousing Farewell to
Toronto Delegation.

This is the biggest thing I'm the way
Of publicity FL Paso has ever pulled
Off" said II. r. 1IcClintock. speaking
Wednesday noon at the farewell
luncheon given by the FL Paso Adclub
to the IS members Of the ION 20 Torou-
to- delegation. who leave here Satur-
day for the Canadian city. More than
so members Of the club were present
at the feed which was given in the
Hotel sheldon grill
Souvenirs TO be carried by the dele
gates and publicity ideas 70 be sprung
on the trip were told by r. E. Sher-
man in brief speech
Pledges Support.
Among the speakers were Robert
krakauer, Andrew Reeves. H r. Nc
ClintOck, r. +. Bassett- secretary Of
the Elephant Butte Water Users asso-
citation. krakauer assured the AdcluD
OF the friendlness Of the chamber Of
commerce and its desire TO cooperate
with that organization in any move
meut TO give Fl PasO publicity. Reeves
urged that II Paso put her house in
order" or, in other words, be fully
prepared 20 give transients a clear
idea OF this sections attractions Dy
means Of an agricultural exhibit
The speaker Of the luncheon was
Mr. BassetL whose subject was lle
Elephant Butte irrigation project He
showed that although the project is
one Of the biggest OF its kind In the
world, lr should be given as much uuo-
LEFTY as possible and painted a vivid
word picture Of the prosperity that
viii follow its completion
Those Attending
Among those at the luncheon were
Maurice Heller. Louis GrOssDlaL NJ r
CarIock, Russell R0kahr, r. y Schwaoe,
". r. Schultz, ThOs- .. Goodwin, Tony
A. Ferlet, H. D. Slater Wyche Greer
J. C. Wumarth. William T. Mix H. T.
Duck. 4. +. Wilson, H s Gilman, i. l.
W. Polk, Alves Dixon. r Rhodes, p
r. Kern. +. ". Earl, " J. Bule, r. f.
Sherman. Claiborne Adams, Zach COBB,
T. c. Davis, R. +. Bassetr, H ". Nc
CHntock. j. A. Tobias, w P HARE. r.
Griere, W. j. Freeman, j. IL OHara,
George Clements, s. p. Jones. Charles
r. Russell, Harry Carpenter. c. W
Chiffon, Al Fraser, j. s. Curtis, J. N
Spain. a. C. Brinller, Gerald Rtves, j.
F. CoIlev. A. ". Reeves, c. H Leavell,
Bob Krakaucr. A. T. EOwlands, Leo
FerIer. G.. D. Miller, Kenneth Brown,
A. J. Robertson. John II Grant Harry
p. OEg. Irving Schwartz, RObL p
Bowie. Henry ]. Bowie, j. ~ Leigh,
F. ". BealI. J. A. Pickett, James L.
Mari. W. 7. HixsOn, H. T. Hudspeth,
Bob Eiuehart, i. w Tyndau, Lieut. o.
T. lichaelis, Josiah MaloDey, j. w
Parker. w r. Haymir, o.. II. Palm, C. E
Nafe. Frank Simmons, Julius hrakauer,
Wm- LaUEhli--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
LEGG CONTINUES
CLEVER GOLFING

Kansas City. No. June 1O.-Harry
G. Legg Of the Minihakda club. Min
neapolis. continued his consistent play
in the trans-Nrississippi golf tourna-
ment today and defeated C. H. Walker
Of St Louis, four up and two to play.
A beautiful IS foot putt at the ninth
hole marked Legg's game.
carr o. Anderson, the IS year old
PLAYER from the Dread Golf club. Law
renee, KAN lost to T. r. Morrison.
Evanston club, Kansas City, two up
and one to play.
The best golf today was in the match
between ). W Reynolds. Field club.
Omaha who defeated /. H. Jones,
Evanston, five up and four TO play. At
nine holes, Reynolds medal score was
81 which equaled the record for the
course r G. Harrison, Hyperion Field
and Motor club. Des Moines. defeated
o. l. Miller, Evanston, one up.
n A. McCloughlin. Lakewood Coun-
try club, Denver, Colo, defeated L. v
Graham Evanston, three up and two 10
play
J. W. Hughes, Omaha Field club. de-
feated c. r. Jones. Evanston. one UP.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
NINE cONcILIATORs

7 . 10 . VWIl07NI-NNIV
Washington, d. c.. June 10--Hyweu
Davies president OF the Kentucky Mine
Operators association, and William F.
FARLEY OF Birmingham, Ala. repre-
sentinC the mine workers named by
secretary Wilson some time ago as
conciliators I'm the Colorado strike
troubles. viii confer here Thursday
with the secretary and later leave for
Colorado. visiting Ludlow and other
points TO take testimony Their re
ports may not be made for several
weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
RECEPTION FOR MEN
WHO GOT CONVENTION

Plans were completed Wednesday for
a rOUsing reception TO be accorded
mayor c. T. Kelly. C. c. Mcdonald and
Burt Orndorfr the FL Paso delegates
to the state Democratic executive com
mittee, who this week landed the state
convention Of the party, which VIII be
held in this city in August.
Between 200 and 500 citizens are eX-
pected TO meet the Texas & Pacific
train tonight on which Kelly, Nc
Donald and Orndorff are passengers
The train viii arrive at $3.50 p m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
LIVESTOCK
~ Llvestoek. -.

Chicago. Ill. June 10.-Cattle-Rects-
$4,000. steady Beevez $50 9-25i steer,
S. so 0S.10. stoclzers and feeders, %'-3ty
SIS: COWS and helfers. $40 Q s-4oi calves
H5Ez-Rects 10000. dull; bulk OF sales.
s7.s5T 7.O5- light. $50 q 7oIlz. mixed
$3.50 S10- heavy, sl-659 s-ol12s rolsA'
81 So a 1906 pigs. S5S5 1880
Sheeo-Ra-ts 1900. steady sheep. &52a
6 F5- vearIinEs S5-55 1906 lambs, $3.50 =
Ss0- springs. $3.50 o 1000
kansas City Livestock Close.
Kansas city 70. June 1O--Rects. $500;
strong Prime fed steers, $3.50 9 200; ;
dressed beef steers, SI-55 $40; western
steers. s7-00Es.75; southern steers. $500 2
s-10- cows. sass 1856 helfers, s5-45 2 go
stockers and feeders, S5-o09 T-75; calves
FfoEs-Reets 1000; lower. Bulk. SIS .
ers s7.S5F 802iz; light, SI.I5 s-o0i piss,
shse1-Rects $4,000. steady. Lambs. $500
$3.50 Weddings ssz5 200. wsthers. IS Is
$500. ewes 81 % 5.25s stockers and feed
erz S300 Gz-00-
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
CBy ZeiEer HoteL1
CattIe-Rects. 500. including 500 calves
Steers $50 r --55. stocEer steers, $3.50 q
=1- cows So q COOS heifers. S5-25 rs;
bulls sA50G5.50- calves, S45oG9oo-
Hos-Rscls s0oi top Ss10i bulk. $I-s5
s5eep-Rscts. 1000. wsthsrs. s5.50a5.7oi
ewes $1,000 SIS; yearlings, S5.I5 g SIS;
lambs S550G825-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
RAILROAD AND AUTOMOBILE
TIME TAPTEC


All trains arrive and depart from Union
DEPOT foot OF san Francisco street Al
arrivals and departures given In Fl Paso or
mountain staE-arl time
SANTA Re
For Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago, Los
AnEeIes-L.v. $50 a. m and $500 p m
From Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago. Los
AuEeles--Ar 1890 o. and $40 p m
Ell PASO & SOUTHWESTERN
(Wcstern Division)-
For Arizona and Souorl-Lv- $40 g. N.
p. m and G;f5 ?. m
From Arizona and Sonora-Ar- T-45 g M
ESQ D. I'D. and 1910 o. m
eastern Diyislonl-
For Kansas City. St Louis. Chicago-Lv.
2-f5 p ID. and 1850 p m
From Kansas city. St Louis and Chicago
Ar -5h o. me- 1875 p m
G., II. y $ - AND = P TRAINS
For san Antonio. New Orleans. Washing
ton-Lv- S;45 a. III and 11-01 p m
From san Antonio. New Orleans, Wash
ington-Ar. $40 p ID. and Sis p m
For Arizona and Cluforula-Ls- SIS a
m and $50 p m
From Arizona and Californla-Ar. $40
a. n. 1880 p. M and $3.50 o. m
TEXAS a PACIFIC.
For Dallas and St Louls-Lv. T:45 a. m,
$3.50 D. IN
From St Lozls and Daras-Ar. $50 a
NATIONAL RAILWAYS OF MEXICO.
tNo regular servlce-1
MEXICO NORTH WESTERN.
mo regular service.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10

Observations taken
at s a. m. 18th me
ridIau time Is a. n
Fl Paso timel. June
10. 1914
Forecasts
Fl Paso and vicin-
ity-Fair tonight and
Thursday
New 1IeXico-ro-
night ard Thursday.
generally cloudy
showers southeast
portion
West Texas-Fatr
tonight and Thurs
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
Grain and Provisions

Chicago Grain Close
Wheat-IuIy. S5E; Sept. S5A.
Coru-Iuly. q So Sept. 69ia-
Oats-JuIy. E0zss Sept. 591s-
Chicago Provisions Close
Pork-JuIy. s20so. sept. 5000
Lard-July. s10.12i sept, f10-27-
RIbz-July $40; Sept, S1L4I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
MONEY AND METALS

= =
NEW YORK MARKET.
CBy Associated Press.l
New York. June 10--Clll money, steady
IL q . ruling rate. 1fs closing, = 2 o
Time loans. frmer; so days. 2G2Ai 80
days. % Or; six months, 50 81.
Mercantile paper, 81 q T.
Commercial bills ASA
Bar silver. 567s.
Mexican dollars. a.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds. regular.
Lead. dull. 3s5T 595-
Spelter. dull. sos BIS
Copper. quiet spot and August, 1345 Q
Tin Tin. strong: spot. s1OO0s125; August,
Iron. quiet and unchanged No. North
err Is 60TI5-z0. No .. 1A75 G15-25i No
l Southern, 1A-75 1873; No = 14-5o Q I'-Yo-
London Metals Market.
london Eng. June Io-The london met
nls market quotations today were as Iei-
lows. Copper quiet spot f62, S.. 90; ~
lures. $50. sIT. d5. tin firm. spot 14l; fu-
lures 1z2, s17. d6; ZION. Cleveland var
rants. Isl. So. DO; lead, f1s, SO, do; spelter'
St. Louis speIter.
St Louis No. June 1o.-Lead dull, 5soi
spelter dull, 4s2iz-
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican currency q
Mexican gold. 4s-
Mexican pesos tEI Paso buying price, 45e
Villa currency. q in Fl Paso-
Fl Paso Smelter Quotations
Corrected Daily
Bar silver. 5s7s-
Pig lead 80
Copper. wire bars. 1880.
Lead london SIS. $40. DO.
Weekly Averages
douglas Smelter ouotations)
Silver. 56-5Z
Copper -aAs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10

embezzlement OF $50. 900. was dismissed
Tuesday in police court on the ground
that no feloni0us intent had been
shown.
1000 panel and glass doors, 1000 odd
sash and windows. ! car Of odd mold
ing at bargain prices Roofing paper.
s125 square and IN. Lumber sold
on easy payments Lander Lumber Co.
Phone 2S2-
Electric motor repairing a specially
Southwestern Electric & Machine Co,
nh. 1915: P. O. box IL, 3O4 san Francisco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10

cars could pass Inc DEFY vas ouL
q slight one
Water rushing from the foothills %
Mount Franklin converted a number
OF East Rio Graude yards into tempo
rary lakes and caused people en- route
10 town 20 take long jumps over
swollen cutters
Trains Slightly Delayed
Train No. 9. OF the Texas and Pa
cific. was three hours late Wednes-
day. arriving at 1915 Soft track ac-
counts for the delay. Up 20 noon to-
DAY. railroads entering Fl Paso were
r11nfnr close TO schedule time. the
rain Of Tuesday not having affected
traffic so far.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
M vor vsNT RESULTS

every time and all Of the time. adver-
tise in the Ready Reference Directory.
Don't forget the phone number-'tour-
ffye-th-ee. '-Advertlse
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
News Brevities
CA1vertissmsnt)

Train Bulletin.
G. H & S A train No l0l from the
east, due at 9-l5 p m Will arrive al
g-45 p. m. G. H & 5. A train No 9,
from the east. due at $40 p m will
arrive at 1-lO p m Texas & Facitlc
train No 8. from the east due At $50
D. m viii arrive az $3.50 p m All other
afternoon and night trains for We'd
nesday are reported on time
The entertainment for delegates
given by Moose, viii be AT Moose
home. 2U9 - Texas street instead Of
Cleveland square. Wednesday evening
Or. Nettie satteri,c. ostsopath. 40
Mills Bldg. phone IA. Res phone 54S3.
DR.. Anna Reum. BucEsIer Bldg Tel 81
Ell Paso Boosted In Northwest.
A copy OF the Illustrated Farm and
Home magazine. published in North
Yakima. Wash, has been received by
secretary Reeves. Of the chamber OF
commerce. II contains an article on
the Elephant Butte dam and the Fl
Faso valley.
baggage, Transfer, Livery and Stor-
nsc. call POmerOy's. phones 651-2444,
for prompt baggage transfer and livery
DR.. 4. T. stH Osteopathic infrmary.
DR.. Ira W. Collins. physician in chief;
Gibson. POI ". Missouri street They
cured others. They can cure YOU
Autos painted, 50 hrs $50. Tel. ISL
Webb City Becomes Wet
webb City. No, June lO.-Atter he
ing for four years the largest dry
city in Missouri. Webb City. Tuesday
reeutcred the wet column, by an
overwhelming majority.
Autos painted and vanished $50. Tel 251
FL Pa.o Distilled water Co.. Pm. 4ss
Phone 500 or 44o for autos & taxis.
HoIdup Men Overlook SSG5.
Denver. Colo, June l0.-Holdup men
robbed Charles White of Slf0 in no
tel at 18th and Larimer streets, Tues
day night, and overlooked SS65 con-
ceaIed in his clothing The robbers
escaped
Safety first-use LonEwelTs taxi
cabs and rent cars They are driven
by experienced men drivers-nOt boys
Phone ].
DR.. Paget, dentist, 602 Roberts-Banner.
Phone so2 or 40 for autos & tzis-
Legation Made Embassy.
Bueuos Aires. Argentina, June 10
The senate unanimously, Tuesday
adonted the measure introduced by
ne government for the elevation to
an embassy the Argentine legation at
Washington.
Phone 627. -Minican, the best
cleaners. White work q speciality
Auto painting, 2Of ". San Antonio.
Hill, Optician Of Precision, 42l Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
AZ OPPORTUNITY


Comes but once in a lifetime, so tney
say-- You. perhaps, have neEleItgu
to take advantage OF some o. tAe
opportunities that have crossed your
path during your lifetime, and can
look back over the past and see Wnere
a small Investment made by the So
called lucky man has gradually
grown into a fortune The lucky
man sees an opportunity and grasps
IL with both hands. while the IN
lucky man stands by, undecided,
kicking himself all over later. Next
week my engineer will have completed
his stalking OF my best lower valley
farm into ]. .. 8. 4 and 5 acre tracts,
which ! am going TO place on the
This land lies just S miles below the
city. fronting on the new county road
and 2 new private roadways- The
present time. and better land is not
10 be had in the lower valley any
where Certain restrictions Will be
made with reference TO buildings and
nv aim is to make these country
homcsites among the most beautiful
aud attractive in the lower valley
"a country home for the city man.,
which IS bound to increase in value
very rapidly. I make q trip TO these
tracts nearly every day. and would
be pleased TO have you 20 down and
look the land over, get prices and
". F. Payne, Owner
Anrelus Hotel Bldg. Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
Flood Conditions
FolIoU Rain Storm

ard " e ? g
flooded, tempers
rufIed. cars de-
layed and roofs
given a severe
test wednesday
morning when q
gentle rain devel-
oDed into a down
pour
Flood waters
sweeping across
Tu1arOsa street de-
layed Fort Bliss
and Government
Hill cars for 4
time, the track be-
ing covered with
sand which had TO
be removed before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10

WEATHER BULLETIN

Z. 5. DEPARTMENT. OF AGRICUL.-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
N Y LISTED STOCKS

American Sugar Refining
Atchison -------------. $1,000. .ss-' ?. ..
Northern Pacific -----.---.----------l p J :
Reading NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ---.--------e9 =
Southern Pacific OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. g
Union Pacific .---.-..---. ---l9e z
United States steel ----.-...---.-.-- y )
United States Steel Pfd----..--.-..---1o9 :
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10

The Rio G-a-de was running 5000 feet Of
water per second wednesday morning at Sell
den. y. ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10
WEAKEN,
PRICES LOWER
Narrow Movements Govern
Days Dealings; Special
Issues Depressed.
NorE-ouotatious reflect closing sales
wednesday. June 10

New York. June 1O-The market closed
essy Narrow and irregular movements
r-o-y-e-red todavfs speculation Prices ulrl-
T,atelv dropped because OF the weakness
OF special issues and subsistence OF bullisn
operations among industrials Selling OF
1Tirsourf Pacific and Lehigh caused prices
10 sag more generally toward the end
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-10

NECK ACHE
Is not caused by defective eyesiEht II you
---- Geo. D. Kendall. EOS Mesa Ave.
FOR SALE.
IS feet. s. Oregon St. adobe house Pay
fnr big income on prices $4,000. terms
so feet. w Overland Bargain
6 ROOM MEN BUSGALcS-
lots Grand View addition. on Fort Bliss
car line. $500 cash, bal easy 1900,
Close in corner on Missouri. St, l-oxlo4
feet Would sen on small first payment
long time on balance
Rio Grande Realty Co.
FOR RENT.
Colonial Apartments, just competed ln
Sunset Heights; steam heated; 4 rooms ana
hall large closets, all builtln features.
hardwood floors: tile bath; front and back
porches. walking distance. Special summer
- Austin 1larr. Phone 1850.
FOR SALE.
The most attractive room bungalow IN
town elegantly furnished, hardwood floors,
buiItin features. heating plant and nri .,1
garage south front and close In see lhis
IL YOU want something very nice
206Iz Mesa r. T. Wood Phone SD
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE
81 ACRES
On paved road. 20 acres in truck / miles
down valley New h hos s0 and barn
IS acres so miles up valley; no improve
ments- all good level land: water Hgnl On
--' A. c. aIcsiath. Owner ga.
2osls Mesa Ave Phone 2Is6.
II ne Members Of the Democratic County
Executive Committee. FL Faso County.
vou are hereby notified 10 attend a meet
ing Of the Demo-raric Executive tolliill- -
Of e Fas0 County Texas S-lurlay. 5-i.s
18th. 1914. at q p. m. at the County Jucse
court room in the County Courthouse Of FL
Paso County. Texas. said meeting is called
- aH-r Of
the Democratic Executive Committee
Tom Lea.
County Chairman
THE BEST BARGAINS IN CITY.
Lat. STvo0 O1iv $500 cash. SIS Per month.
ROOM BRICK,
full lots 1 block Of car line Sll1v-'1
sew I ROOM BUSGALO@,
Srucco finish. 57-zZ140 Il. Alta vista as
trict. $500. only $3.50 cash, balance 10
8 ROOM FRAME.
full lots. 50K1s0 IT. paving, sidewalks paid
for $500: easy tsTms 2,DoRE
s7lsz14O It. Alta Vista district $500, all
1 ROOM BUNGALOW,
? FULL lots This has never been lived IN
SFW > ROOM BUNGALOW.
Never been lived in5 hardwood foorsi
buiItin features. $3.50
Macon Realty Go. ,,,- -,,-
r1ro-a E=-q as Mills Bldg
GLASSES
DO not cure headache or any other all
r-e7- OF the human system Defective eye
sf-br IS the cause Of much suffering. When
proper glasses are prescribed instant relief
Geo. d. Kendall. 2Os Mesa Ave,
Makes Glasses Right
$500.
I room bungalow. all builtin fea-
lures location best. $500 cash, SIS
Per month
3 room pebble dash on car line A
$500.
s room frame. 500 down. SIS per
month
trade for valley land
, lots on BLISS ST, $780,
8 lots on TrowbridEe, Government
Hiu first block $3.50.
Whitc-Paden Realty Co.
11-12-13 Morgan Bldg Phone 1919