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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11

THE Ia SALE REALTY co.
LOBBY HERALD BUILDING.
PHONE 1S9.
FOR SALE, BUILDING SITE
Close in on y Florence St. 47x12o, corner
Only $500 for quick sale
Cassidy s Seel.
We HAVE WHAT YOU WANT, when you
want il Why waste time with othersZ
Ia sale Realty Co.
Herald Building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11

NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND
BONDS
100 SAN ANTONIO ST.
s42OO-Splendid I'm modern home,
full lots, 500 blk. Rio Grande St.
S front Terms 70 suit
SsOOO-s I'm. new bungalow. full
basement. furnace, 2 full lots, facing
Country club. Mt Ave. G. W small
cash payment, balance suit
$3.50 I'm. bungalow. new. ? lots.
57lz It. r Fl Paso: good location;
worth $4,000; $500 cash, 1, ?. 3, years
Ss75O-T nm. modern home. , cor.
lots. paved street. C. V; quick sale,
worth $500. $1,000 cash, bal suit
S3e5O-s I'm bungalow. new. north
front lots G.. V. worth $3.50: must
be sold $3.50 cash, bal suit
100 acres. County road. soeouo. SIS
Per acre: splendid buy.
81 acres. San Elizario. near Fabens.
t4s per acre Snap
100 acres, can be cut IN 3 or 10
acre tracts. small cash payment. bal
monthly. at $500 per acre; \ mile
from Tsleta-
6 acres Z miles down the valley.
raved road reoelver's sale. tract well -
improved Let US show you this tract
and make Us an offer. Must be sold
now.
Newman Investment Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11

Rio Graude was running 500 cubic feet
urdass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11
hfusiicaI.

WALTER DAVIS, Piano Teacher. IS month.
Voice So Phone 1898
PIANO LESSONS-Prof Vergara. Mexico
City Con'y. r. 10 BucAler blk, over Elite"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11
Too Late to Classify.

MoNTANA ST. BUNGALOW:
4 rooms and basement, 90 0hly $3.50, small
cash payment. balance F'0 per month, in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11
COTTON

New York Cotton. Close.
New York. July 1L-Cotton-Spot quiet
1325. gulf. 1850. No sales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grain Close
vvrsat-TuIy. TSHc. September. n &c.
Corn-Suly. rose September, 6e1sc-
0---TuIv. agllc- September. 36isc.
Chicago Provisions Close
Pork-IuIy. szZ-75. september. SZLI2-
Tard-Tulv. 5000 September 5000.
Ribs-JuIy. s11-95i September, SlLsS-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11
Too Late to Classify.

100 Ldle 70 NldSSAys
HOMES. CLOSE IN, walking distance Il
viii pay you 20 get my prices before you
buy O'NsilL Phone 2sos-
FOR RENT-Larze furnished front room 4
large windows To see e TO rent 1910
Arizona St Phone 240T W
WANTED TO BUY-second lumber flooring.
ks. 2x4 and 2x6- Want about looo feet Ct
each o. J. Downs, P o. box $50
The DWYER-4os w Boulevard Phi 1850.
FOR SALE OUTRIGHT or exchange for an
interest IN some good business IN e Paso.
a valuable u s patent relative to wearing
apparel Write G. L, care Of Hsrald-
WANTED solicitors 70 sell Edison Fho-
nographs e Paso Photograph Co. z92
TOR SALE Or TRADE-Ou stock for city
OF valley land Phone 214s-
FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms for
houssksepinE. private family. no sick 70
children 81 E Boulevard
RIAL ESTATE INVEsTSIENTs-see ne at
once about tenements lower part OF city
business property, s FL Paso St. s stan
It's business property close in O'Neil, lol
Wyoming St
WANTED-Yopag ducks for eating can ia
St Frain-.. Phone 5ls3 N---
NICELY furnished rooms. private entranss-
1of s Florence Phone sls4 W
FOR RENT-s or furnished rooms for
Housekeeping close in; no small Children
Phone e194.
LIGHT Housekeeping room. gas range. cheap.
1923 Olive
WILL TRADE for FL Paso or valley prop
erry. zoe lots in west Texas town; county
seat: 1909 population; rich farming COM
munity. no objection 70 small lncurn orance-
Address Michelmore. care Herald
FOR sAIE-Diamond ring. 4 karat perfect
and white; worth SIS VIII take S7o Write
X 1sf Herald
WANTED TO BUT-Piayer piano. second
hand. in good condition. for cash Address
P O. box SIS
FOR SALE-Good saddle and saddle horse.
cheap broke 20 harness. Take Fort Bliss
car Home all day 5514 Douglas
FOR SALE-NIission library table and sec
tional bookcase good condition Pm S+5s
MESA LOTS-Phone me. I want 70 show
you Mesa Ave. lots It's q beautiful view
Call 1906 VIII be pleased 10 show you any
time Ask for O'NeuL
FOR RENT in private family TO healthy
couple. well furnished Housekeeping
4 rooms sol W Rio Grande-
I FOR sALE-One genuine leather couch and
| 8 leather bottom chairs. SO, one oak man
/ tel folding bed. So. large coal range 81.
/ Phone 4417 ".
| COOL furnished apis. running water lights,
) bath. etc. 6o6 Texas St Phone 1S25.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11

CONSIDER.
Lots on the mesa e Paso's best
located and closest IN addition, now
being developed The flood waters do
not affect the mesa lots car service,
Daved streets now being put in These
lots at prices we sell them offer an
exceptional Investment. Phone 615 for
an appointment
Ramey Bros
First National Bank Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11

1 AM A SPECIALIST
In examining eyes and manufacturing
glasses / have devoted my whole life TO
this one specialty I examine your eyes
and grind The lenses 20 correct the defect
i've vision and manufacture the frames 10
fit the face No other person IN FL Paso
can do this Thus I Make Glasses Right
Geo. u. Kendall. EOS Mesa Ave,
When All Others Fail.
FOR SAIF-Dandy chicken ranch and home.
south front lots / block TO paved street
very easy terms. Bargain price II solf
soon.
Ia SALE REALTY co.
LOBBY HERALD BUILDING.
PHONE ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11

Guiding interest . ~
211 Mills St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11

FOR EXCHANGE.
Good residence lots TO trade for bungalow,
VIII assume OF pay cash difference.
sOsH Mesa. f. 7. Wood Phone 2sT6.
THE Ia SALE REALTY co.
Herald Building. Phone Is9.
Fire and Automobile Insurance
sNAP-SNAP-sNAP-
s5 acres valley land at $f5 per acre
Right IN the center OF the Anthony district
oniv 20 miles from FL Psso where 200 acres
less than . months ago sold for S225 per
acre Under main canal. no Improvements
but has all been cultivated. Never on the
market before. II was secured by Us
through correspondence with owner. who
has not seen the valley for years. Better
Investigate this quick. as Il will be sold
within the next few days See Williams
with
204 Mills St. FL Paso. Texas
FOR RFNT-One large basement. suitable
for storage company store room; elevator
entrance from sidewalk Phone SO2
FOR sALE-GasoIine range. c. NJ Rogers.
block 81 Grand View
WANTED-Lace curtains to wash Ph- ss7s.
W4STFD-Boy about IS with wheel. Apply
Ernest Millinery. 2l5 san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11
RIO GRANDE ST. BUNGALOWS.

Try this with your favorite remedy. II
there was an ounce OF nourlshment in
bowl OF whiskey OF any drug you could live
them without food, but you can live only
one-twentieth as long on nothing They
burn the life out at that rapid rate. They
exhaust. that is why 19 die from the remedy
to one from the disease
Trench Test.1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11

X. G. Dun & CO.-Mercantile reports FL
Pasc office, sol Guaranty Trust Bldg
LOCAL MERCANTILE AGENCY-Reports
and rating on individuals. collections. Mem
Der OF the National Assn OF Mercantile
Agencies Harry Pateman, Mgr. Rooms
321-322 Herald Bldg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
HIJERTA'S TROOPS
LOSE ALL HOPE
Retreating Before Villa, They
Look for Fall of Federal
Power at Any Hour.
fBy re,ekraph 10 The Tribune. !


Torreon, Mexico. June 3.-Federal
armies are in retreat before villa, and
Federal garrisons in cities south If
Torreon are demoralized and consider
the cause they are forced TO defend
hopeless. according 10 Federal prison
ers. deserters and refugees from Zaca-
tecas.
No preparation for defending the
cities is being made. IL is declared, and
Federal officers and men think the
Huerta government Is ready 10 fall at
any hour and that unless a new leader
appears quickly the troops will be
turned loose TO wage guerilla warfare.
Federal commanders are looking 20
General Banquet, Huerta's Secretary
Of War, as their new leader but sew
eral are afraid 10 take decisive step
against Huerta.
Refugees say there are many quar-
rc!s <isong officers in Zacatecas. San
l,uls Potosi and other cities, and troops
ara refusing 10 obey orders. Federol
,nicars. II IS said. believe that should
guerta be deposed Banquet would re-
volt against any provisional govern
ment mat might be established and
would cpupt on the support OF .hs
army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
NAVY CLASSMATES
STAND BY DOUGLAS
Continued from page I

telling what the old schoolmaster (Sec-
rotary Daniels) will do next. A pay
master misbehaves, and from that he
argues that line officer will get drunk
il he is permitted TO take drink
aboard ship Why not apply the rule
to the President? Why shouldn't he be
made to take the pledge before he Is
sworn in? But did you notice that the
poor gunner who gave Mr.. DANES
eighteen. instead Of nineteen, guns
down at Annapolis got put in the prlg
How does that tally with Mr.. Secre-
tary's love for the enlisted man.
Officers at the yard were interested
in the question of what effect Dug S
being involved in the Mayflower scan
dal would have on the football situa-
ton at the Naval Academy this Ial.
Douglas was graduated in l9OS. Leu
tenant Jonas Ingram was graduated IN
1907. Ingram is slated to be head
coach at Annapolis this year, succeed
ing Lieutenant Howard. For three
years Ingram and Douglas played TO-
gether on academy teams, and 1T IS
known that the former has a high
opinion of the latter's ability as a
coach.
The general expectation was that
Ingram would apply to the department
to have Douglas ordered to duty at
Annapolis, in which event he would
have been Migrants chief assistant.
Now it is considered more than
doubtful If Secretary Daniels would
permit Douglass return TO ciVillZa-
ton" and Navy men take a gloomy
view If the outlook for beating the
Army this year. There can be 10 doubt
that, whatever view Mr. Daniels may
take Of Douglass failure to report
Little, so far as naval officers are con-
cerned he Is more popular to-day than
he was when ordered away from the
Mayflcwer in disgrace.
The Navy Department in Washington
confirmed yesterday the story OF the
scandal. The department was resent
full and curious to know how the story
leaked out. The department had been
congratuating itself that for once it
mad been successful in suppressing
scandal. 1t was admitted at the de-
partment that attempts had been made
TO keep the affair quiet. because the
department desired to avoid disagree
able publicity with regard to happen"
inps on the Presidents yacht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
THE BEN FRANKLIN QUIZ.

Some time within the next twenty days. the work OF tn
hv clerks Of the firm Haskins Wells, who are pussy W
ing out the winners of The Tribunes Ben Franklin Qu| WI
tinues with the CELEBRITY that has marked 1t to date III"
Of the 75o silver dollars will be announced and then the
nate ones will receive the prizes. -.D
Because of typographical error quotation No 1913 IN ro
Richards Alnanack solution OF the pic'oeH
lshed March 81 made read: Now We sneeP @
everybody bids good-norning 1t should nave 'eau
I've sheep and cow everybody bids me good-moH0~.
The correct solution to Photograph No. 8, puoisneo -e
2e is Quotation No. IS Of the Almanack IL is n "
ster; heads enough but no brains .u:,
Among the highest submitted so tar are INC 'e
Myrtle H Miller New York City.
Mabel v. Servis, Elizabeth, N j.
Emma Blanchard, Newark, N. j.
Mrs W. H. Brown, New York City
Frederick A. Schafner, Brooklyn
Albert H. Aubertn, New York City
Dwight F. Norton, Brooklyn
Oscar Schwarz, New York City
Joseph J. Haas Brooklyn
The Tribune does not guarantee the stahoihg VI Wv 80
II YOUR name is not among them don't lose heart tof
NAV appear in tomorrows Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
CARNEGIE QUITS
LOAN SHARK FIGHT
Vincent Astor Also Leaves Big
Industrial Concern After
Wrangle Over Control.

Aneered over some question OF differ
ence I'm the control, DR.. Il. r. l.. Gould
has resigned as chairman of the board o.
directors OF the Industrial Finance Cor
poration. and with him have Withdrawn
from the big body organized to fight loan
sharks Vincent Astor, Andrew Carnegie
and ". d. Sloane and seven or eight d.
rectors
Or. Gould desired that the control
should be solely in the hands OF the pre-
ferred stock holders. which would put the
corporation on a philanthropic basis. AS
IL stands IL is on a purely business basis
and all profit made above the 6 per cent
TO the preferred stock holders will go 10
the holders of the common stock.
Clark Williams. late president OF the
Windsor Trust Company and formerly
State Superintendent OF Banks. will to-
DAY be elected president OF the corpo.
ration. Arthur j. Morris. law
yer, will resign in order that the presi-
dency may be in the hands of an expert
enced banker.
To-day's meeting OF the directors will
be held at the Guarantee Trust Company
building They hope TO straighten out
the difficulty caused by the withdrawal
OF DIR. +. r. l.. Gould. DR.. Gould's place
will be taken by Mr.. Williams.
Mr.. MorriS will be elected a vice-presI-
dent and will act as general counsel Her.
bert l.. satterlee has accepted the post Of
advisory counsel. Charles II. Sabin, vice.
pi esident OF the Guaranty Trust Com
pany. will be treasurer and chairman OF
the executive committee. Bishop Greer.
who withdrew with DIR. Gould. has ie-
newed his subscription for stock.
Among others who will support Mr..
Williams are Willard u. Straight, Arthur
Hagen, w, L. Craig and Raymond Du
BuN IlA nj Iih14iixaA Mi al ~ Tia cn.aa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
SEES DEATH AS AID
IN CHURCH PRAYER
Continued from page I

ton to me the communion next Sun
day, don't you think the less man
like him says the better IL would look
for him. l never said l would refuse
them the communion. Incurably dis
eased, incurably diseased"
Earlier the minister gave out state
ment in which his services to the
church were detailed. Among other
things. he says he ran the furnace.
acted as janitor. and that there are
now eight members desiring to be bap-
tized.
II fear they will be lost" he told a
Tribune reporter, but / did not say
So"
Then there are other statements
coming from deacons, trustees and
mere members. Mr.. Deojay requested
that his statement and their state
ments be toned down.; they will
they will be left out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
M0T0RMAN NOT GALLANT
Refuses to Hold Car for Woman
While She Tries Dress.

Motormen on short trolley line run
ming from Patchogue 10 Bayport. Long
Island, are accustomed 10 being asked BY
persons living along the line to deliver
packages and messages. but the prize re-
quest was made yesterday
George Gerrodette "a motorman. was
about to start from Patchogue when a
woman hurried from a department store,
please wait ten or fifteen minutes for
me. won't you?" she asked. I've picked
cut n new dress ! like. but I want to try
II on before ! pay for II and I don't want
10 have To wait until the next car leaves"
Gerrodette said he was sorry. but he
just couldn' I linger. and the woman
Al Iked hack into the store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04

by the United States IS sufficient repa.
ration for offences which threatened
war. The international conflict will
have been resolved. and the probabi.-
ties are that Argentina. iSrazl and
Chill will feel justified in according
recognition and moral support TO inc
new provisional government in Mexico
City. Tn, United States would be Ell.
pected 10 do likewise.
Should the Constitutionalists BY mill
tary force upset such a programme.
recognition. it is confidently believed
here. would be withheld. The argu-
ment of the mediators and all delegates
here. therefore. is that the Constitu-
tionalists have everything 10 gain ami
nothing TO loge by rntering the negotia-
tons and submitting their cause to the
- eliators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
wilson Still After Trusts.

waxhington. June 3.--Pians for pas
.se a. ,ent-trust legislation in the
e.os,. were discussed to-day at long
iytween the President and
son.,o,. pa creme and ssuIsbury, n
..h-comnsittS Of the Interstate Com.
-. .nynpoittee. The trade commits
'- In no particularly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
Example to Pan-America.

The mediators feel that the Consti-
tutionalists will find here that their in
terests will be respected. their arsu-
ments receive every consideration. and
that the fairest spirit OF impartiality
and friendship will be extended TO
them. The latest correspondence with
the Constitutionalists does not reveal
entirely the hopes and wishes OF the
mediators. but unofiicially IL is known
that the mediators sincerely want the
Constitutionalists to come into the con-
ferences 80 that the solution Of peace II
methods may be historic example TO
Pan America OF the way revolution can
be ended and peace restored in the
countries OF this hemisphere.
But IL the Constitutionalists arc OBJ
durate and refuse 10 enter. preferring
the pathway OF bloodshed TO the ways
OF peace. mediation will proceed. An
agreement will be reached between the
United states and the Huerta admi.,-
istration through which new gov
eminent will be set up. CEREBRAL
uusrta's withdrawal will he
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-02-19
DIES OF COLD NEAR RlcHFoRo.
Body Of Lumberman Found in 3row
Another Has Both Feet Frozen

Richford Feb. 1S.-Harry W Fer.
maid, aged 30 years. was found frozen
AT O'Clock Tuesday morning on a
lumber road leading from Stevens
Mills TO the lumber camp on Lewis
mountain.
Ernest Moars, of Highgate, nad
both feet frozen but reached camp,
which is about five miles from S.cy-
ems Mills
Mears was taken to a hospital in
Montreal this morning. Fernald was
blacksmith ana Mcars was cook at
the camp.
Fernald's body was sent to Ports
mouth, y. H.. whore he has rcla .,es
A. ]. Livingston. first seloclnaa
D. W. Carpenter, oversee~ and Dr.
Il. S. Heuick. were sumoned in err
maids case.
Fernald had gone aoout tn 'ec-quar-
tc7s Of a mile toward camp and turn.
cd back Fragments Of burned
magazine were found, showing ne
tried to build a fire
The men had visited this village
the previous day and had checks cash
ed and made a trip to the line hoase
bofcre gc!ng to Stevens Mills
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-02-19
PowNAL CENTER

Roy G. Lampman WIS a recent
guest OF j. W. Gardner OF p0wnal.
NJ, and Mrs. Egbert Amadon vere
e.fon pleasant surprise party Fri
i1s' evening at their home in East
Pownal stout 40 guests were Pre-
emf Games were enjoyed and re-
frcshmonts were served. The even
ing was most enjoyably spent
1t being stormy satu day night the
citizens caucus was postponed until
Monday night. The follow ing are
tie nominees: Moderator. F. C..
Brown; Clerk. VI. I. Lampman;
scleotman. A. j. Merchant; overseer,
+. 4. Wilson; treasurer Mr.. +. Lamp
man; LIST constable. 4. a. Wilson;
2nd constable. Bushnell Thompson:
school director fer three yea s., Geo,
\. Myers auditors. \. G. Parker: f.
c. Brown. C.. II. Myers; collector, =.
4 Wilson: road commissioner.
Elisha Hayes, tree warden. p. c..
Brown; lister TO three years, Meade
Brownen.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-02-19
BENNINGTON. VT, FEB. 1s, 1914.

The disgraceful condition of the To-
cal lookup to which The Reformer is
calling public attention at present, is
just another Illustration of the folly
of double-barred system OF mu-
ncipal government such as Brattie-
boro possesses. The lookup is in
property owned by the town, while
the police force is maintained by the
village. The town officials claim
that the Lookup should be looked az
ter by the village for whose police
force ii is maintained. The village
officials claim that the town should
care for its own property. Hence
the lookup Is allowed to continue as
public reproach for which nobody
is willing to assume responsibility u
q point where a remedy Will result.
Public opinion ought also to take a
hand in doing away with the existing
surplus CT government machinery
and making possible the engagement
OF municipal manager competent
10 run Brattleboros affairs on a bust
nses basis.-Brattleboro Reformer.
The local governmental conditions
Of which the Reformer, complains
may not be duplicated in many ccm-
mmlities in Vermont but It's cfia-
eism OF the lookup will undoubtedly
fix in mony instances. When a man
is locked up in this state ii is soner-
ally supposed that he is merely being
confined for some offence Oxen
times, however, it would seem as
though IL was the intention tina, iae
culpril should be punished by means
Of inhuman and unsan!tary surroGad-
ings
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-02-19
D .afness Cannot Be Cured

boy local az ,lctions. rs they cannot reach "a,
diseased portion OF the eac. There ~ only "a,
way to cure deafness. and that H. by e. Nr.iiiu
tiOnal remedies. D.afLcss Is CAuscl bv an in
nusfa,hian Tube v hen ttis tubs j. iniiau Fl,
lou have a rumbiing suuni or iniperfevt to r
ing. au1 when a. stn'ireiN ciOsed Deaino.s
tho T sll't, aud unless the inflammation cita 10.
taken Ogt aud tins tube res tfpd ~ It's 4 %, ma
coadi lon. tca ing vii he De. trnyed fore, r.
uinc aSes out or ten are caused ny Cat ,fru
wnirn Is nothing bot sn inllnInmed condition
of the mucous surfaces.
We Wi give One Hundred Dollars Tor ANY
case nj Deafness tcauscd by catarrnl hat can.
NOT be cured by nall's CataIh Cure. Send ~
circulars trre.
~ CHENEY & Co. Toledo. Chic.
Sold by Druggists .ic
Take HAIRS Family Pills FOR corsitpati, n.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-02-19
DANDRUFF COVERED
COAT COLLAR
Scalp Itched and Burned intensely.
Hair Dry and Thin. Kept Falling
Out. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment Entirely Cured.

81 Stanwood St, Dorchester. Mas. ~
For the past few years my scalp was very
much affected with dandruff. IL would