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The Detroit times., 1914-06-08
MACHINIsTn.

METAL SPINNING OF ALL KINDS.
DETROIT ART METAL CO.. INC.
manufacturers OF Metal Spinnings OF
ali KINDS tor Gas. Electric and Com
blnauon Ftxtures, etc. l5-l7 East
w oodDridge-sL Cherry Sill.
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vARNIsH NtANUFACTURFRS
BERRY BROTHERS. INC.-Wa.,,
largest Narnish Nruufa c,v.Ius
Wight and Lieb SITS. Phons Eers,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

r. LANG. goa Hammond Bldg
Phone Cherry t7s1
|M b. LANNIN. $40 Free Press Bldg
Phones Cadillac i045. House Walnut
|saso-J
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AITnMOnll.E INsTRUCTION

|acticaf INSTRUCTION on gveryttfffs
pertaining to automobiles. including
Electric self-starters Cali and see US
lICHIGAN STATE AUTO SCHOOL
The old Reliable School
hl.l7 selden-aye. Grand 14l9.
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BANKS.
BAKERIES.

EY L. STEINEk's JERSEY and
Home Made Bread IL will please
You. Bakery 62S Gratiot-aVe. Phone
cadillac S51l Branches Z043 Ora
kiot, $40 Howard 252 Russell.
Is DYKE BAKERY, makers OF the
Butter Flake Bread, 245 Van Dyke
i've Phone East l75. Buy Butter
Flake Bread and receive one OF the
FOO free tickets given zach week for
the Washington theater Always a
God play
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ArcrinxEERs.

RANK O. WARDALL. $50 Crane
Phone Cherry 1898. Deaf
81 in Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, etc
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sToRAGE.

STORAGE furniture nearly uew--bar.
gain prices sumner Co. Mich. 4th.
STORE YbTL Tttt &ES at 1913 Michi-
gan-alt Mulr .Fpf
ron sALE-HEsIDENCE PROPERTY.
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Al roMoBILE BODY REPAIRING
AND PAINTING.

| FISHER, 300-SlO Forest west, cor,
Sixth. Phone Main l444. Specldi
Automobile Bodies. Trimming, PAINT
md. RepaiFinR
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CLEANERS AND OVERS.
rTNAM a KNAPMAN, Garment
Repairing, Dyeing and
Pressing. 1919 Elizabethst west.
Phone Cherry 2476.
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CARPET CLEANING,
CHIRoPoDIsT.

Z. MATTLER. Specialist Chiropo-
dist and Foot Surgeon. Ask TO see
"a. K. Matters Foot Corsots for Bun
Hons and Spreading Feet gao Wood
ward-ave Main 6274. Office hours
" a. IN. to p. m; evenings, 6:SO 10
Is, Sundays. 10 a m TO ! y. m.
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EQUIPMENT AND
MACHINERn

|EoRGE 7. WALLACE SALES CO.
30i Fenobscot Bldg. Phone Cherry
. 2SoO. Used equipment and machin-
| cry for sale and rent.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

OTTO A WURA1 & CO, 1886 SprUat-
st Phones Grand 4407-4s41. High
grade plum bing and heating install
lations. Steam plant and power Mt
ting
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INVESTMENT BANKERS.

JULIUS BONNINGHAUSEN. 20 rs Mon
roe-ave.. Elks' Temple. Phone Cherry
l777
E. A. WATERFALL. S21 Ford Bldg.
Main 1874.
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KITCHEN SUPPLIES.
LIGHTING FIXTURES.
fENefusIpa n.sluu.

LUMBER. SHINGLES AND INTERIOR
FINISH.
r. NJ LILLIBHIDGE LUMBER CO,
662-65s Grand Riyer-aye Tel Grand
$50
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WEST SIDE UPhoLsTEkING CO. ~
Alvey Prop. s24' (26 Hubpard.avs
Phone West 241S-J. RepairinS W.
rennishins. We guarantee absoi,,.aa
satlsfactiS=. Phone US and our a' ate
oheeItUlly given.
LEO A. zlSkE, s25 BeaubIen-st 90.
canheld Phone Ridge 1859 TJr.
Mattress Renovating. ~hu
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RENTALS.

+. X. BENNETT, The Rental Man; also
manager or apartment houses and
buildings. with t. J Aldrich Co., l6l
Griswold-st Phone Main 44SO. resi-
dence. Walnut S41-W.
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ENGRAvERs AND PRINTERS.

ENGRAVING COMPANY
complete printed publicity service;
Designs, Illustrations, Engravings.
Electrotypes, highesl quality print
Ing In one or more colors Wood
ward-ave at Erskine-st. Phone
Grand 46S5
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GIRL for general housework Apply
la GRrnsid-ave
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACToRs
ELECTRICAL sUPPLrEs


CRESCENT ELECTRIC CO, M T.
Green. Prop. l2l Wayne-st. Phone
Main S7E
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
ADDRESSMADEON
SCHOOL TAXATION
S. B. Gillette Talks to Teach
ers' Institute About Use
of Bond Money.

The third morning meeting Of the Fl
Paso County Teachers institute, Mnlch
High school was devoted TO a discus
sion Of the benefits OF local taNallon-
S B. Gillette gave very l-teL s5-lll5
talk on the use TO Wnlcu me t Lutytl
school district has put its school uonqs-
Mr. Gillette paid a high tribute 70 the
work of Mrs Susie @. Garrett, the
Teacher at the CanutillO school. for the
excellent results she accomplished ana
the obstacles which she overcarne- Ine
discussion Of the same topic IN Lne Con
cOrdia and AllamOre districts also was
an interesting feature OF the morning
Thursdsv afternoon the session was
devoted to a study Of the teaching OF
agriculture in the rural SCHOOLS allss
Pearl Harrel talked about what the
schools have accomplished IN the teach
ing of agriculture Seth OrnQOrI1 and
n l. Cadwallader spoke on the re-
oUirements Of a course IN agriculture
for FL PasO county, ana Dr- aush
White spoke on school room sam llul-
Fridav morning the meeting VIII
open with a short general discussion
OF Mr. Horns book, The Best IninSs
in Our Schools" The remainder OF the
meetings viii be devoted 10 sectlOnal
meeting, Mrs. Thomas j. zoe, presiding
over the primary meetings anu 4lloIilis
J. Eoe over the intermediate In the
primary section the topics VIII be,
How Much Spanish must be used In
teaching English to Spanish speaking
children" The speakers viii be Hiss
Very willy and Miss Pearl HarrelL Ma
ture Study" viii be discussed by Miss
Katherine Harper and the discussion q
Games in Primary Instruction VIII
be led BY Miss Annie T. White
In the intermediate department sec
ton meetings Mrs Elizabeth Seay Will
talk on spelling; Thomas J. zoe Oh
reading; Mrs Susie c. Garrett on
geography. and H. H Turner on writ
ing
Friday afternoon viii be devoted TO a
continued discussion of Mr. Horn S
book. The Best Things in Our Schools.
and a general discussion on the inn
provement Of the report cards
The institute viii close Saturday AZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
warehouse ACT
MAY Be ILLEGAL
Question Raised Concern
ing It's Constitutionality;
Bailey Addresses House.

Austin. Tex. Sept 3--The legisla-
+7,,ra Al the present special session has
rescbed a stage where It is souarely
nv, IN the question as to whether or
~ fre state can constltuuonally en-
go in the warehouse business, even
Fl meet the present emergency Both
branches Of the legislature are now
debating this question
+,---f,led that the state cannot consti-
tt5---.17v- "a into the warehouse bill.
~ friends of the administration
sy9errencv bill claim tnaL the purpose
81 the special session VIII nave 1alleu-
BAILEY Addresses House.
7-1,f7~s Dolltical picked up somewhat
with the presence OF -ll liz ~, = illl1g
So sens+or Joseph w. Bailey and
..75cc'e,--,e7,or-eIect James r. Ferguson
Sere+or Bafley. by invitation, ad-
51esssd the house last night
Pe-reeentative Morris OF victoria
has iDtroduced in the house oll! on
the cotton question dls pm provinces lL.
for the marking or o[aLloil ~ - ~ =
TON and specifies the 1oI ~ ~ - Z =
- ~ fee1Ied His Dill requires Una,
49, 70 toie Of cotton stored or held
for sale in this state, shal pc NJ ~ -
-. t,-sD5ed 10 show its gross Welsnt-
--rfcb hand shall also bear a par Llcu-
~-s7-l- of the owner which snau pc
.---.r-5e5 with the county CLERK all
-ecSi-,-e shall state weight OF tns
49, the amount Of insurance ana
-. -or,a of the insurance cOnlpal.s
- 6esienates the place ana collll-
+fo,s under which the cotton IS ~
80 stored. The gross Welsht 20 D'
5e+arr7ined by the time OF glnnlhs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03

,-,-7+,, 5snar+ment for the week ending
le5y-.-,Lsr Five Of these were
s-se-irans and Is Mexicans- Inn y 70
four births we're recoToed Ds - 90
1srtment. ieght being Americans anu %
ylT77li-irtv-ffve cases Of contagious dis
asss we're reported. OF this numoSr ! ?
we're from typhoid fever 10 NJ huit
dred and three persons were Na tcS..s ~
Eizhteen persons were cols4S'01
violating the health laws 1891. $500
me denartment made 1883 lnspec-
+5o1s o. meat markets, fruit ana Vese-
table stands ..,- -.L-,f++s5
HE monthly report for August me
total expense Of this department Tor
The month amounted 70 $50
Sewer Department
] ". Hadlock. sewer commission
Submitted his report for the month OF
August The department iald ne4Ily
5000 feet Of eight inch sewer pipe uut =
ing the month and relald zgu lesL OF
eight inch pipe Twenty-one plugs were
'-' M renort OF J. W. Brady. street
commissioner. was received. showing
that IS blocks were swept each 80
The same number or loads We're N lLl.--
twenty-five blocks were sprinkled eaen
dav. There were % gallons Of water
used each day for this work
Report of WaterWOrks-
Following is the report OF the water
SIG. 6S9-55, direct operating expense
s12GS2ST- net operating revenue,
s7606 IS. indirect expense. S2559-5S; net
income. S5067.10-
Tax Assessors Report.
The report OF David sullivan asses
scr and collector. follows Total amount
collected. s505s-22; amount due CITY
E. W. White, meter inspector. sub
]. II. Comstock, city sealer. submitted
his report showing sos loads were
weighed. at Is cents each, totaiing
The report Of A. T. Samworth. city
electrician. showed is permits were is
sued for fixtures and 90 others
A E Bartlett. building inspector, sub
mitted his report for August, showing
that 79 permits were issued, totaiing
The report OF the building and meter
inspector for August showed that 81
plumbing permits wer- issued and 3
Petitions Received and Granted.
The following petitions were received
] and referred TO the street and grade
/ committee:
Petition Of restaurant keepers to pro-
hibft keeping OF lunch wagon on cor
ner Of Second and FL Paso streets
Petition OF z s Johnson TO have pool
OF water drained at Brown and East
Z Overland streets
Petition Of property owners on Noble
street to compel property owners 10
! remove growth Of weeds from vacant
lots was granted
Petition Of j. r Macon 10 establish
grade at lots g and 10. block 4. Altura
Park. granted.
Petition Of ". r Britt TO erect a
balcony on building. lots 2 TO (. block
I s.. Sunset Heights. was granted
W F. Schaeffler made application
for the position Of custodian at Wash
lngrOn park. His application was re-
ferred TO the street and grade commit
tee.
The application OF the Hotel AIadero,
South FL Paso street. for a hotel run
ner's license, was referred TO the city
attorney
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03

NOTE - Quotations reflect closing price
Thursday. Sept ,.
Chicago III. Sept. 5.-Wheat prloes - 70
day advanced TO the highest point 80 ~
the beginning Of the European var ~
wheat touched SL25N, SURPRISING y =
quarter cent the tOpmost level re-lL7N O
the wild uptu-n a week or more AZ 7.-1,,
Increasing belief that Turkey anu 49,
would be drawn into the conthcl w. -
largely responsible for today's rise ln ~, ~
market Trading was more active tn1A - n
recently been the case and there va -
TO have been a notable enlargement Oh 7A
port demand 800
The advance today compared with VEG W ca
nesday night was 3 a to 80 cents D-9ii1i'
with the market finishing strong O., o..
Corn rose with wheat, which vas =
(. q Z cents up. This was followed uS 0u
ditional gains -.
The close was steady at Is to IL cents
above Wednesday night -.
market firm On the bulge, however mere
was considerable profit taking ~ IoHss.
Provisions turned up grade aLteF -
early break. due TO lower prices 1or hoss'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03

observations taken
4 8 a. m 18th M
1dian tine C a n.
FL PaSo time). SEA
8. 1917
Forecasts
Fl Paso and vicln-
Itv PARITY cloudy
-lu ghr and Friday
probably showers
New 1fexico-To-
night and Friday.
ge1srally cioudVs
probably local thun-
der showers
West TcUas-To-
night and Friday.
partly cloudy; prob
ably showers "a eN-
IRENE west porlicu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
TWO SUBSCRIPTIONS
ADD $3.50 TO FUND

The Consumers Ice company has sub
scribed 500 10 the budget fund OF the
chamber Of commerce and the Gulf Re-
filming company has sent the budget
committee a check for $50 for the fund
A number OF the property owners are
also subscribing literally 10 the fund,
which is expected TO reach $4,000 be-
fore the lists are closed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
Too Late to Classify.

4UU Lc-AE ~ NAdoSnIs
--~~~~~~~~~-~
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOMEe-Do
not miss seeing those new gray brick
BUNGALOWS at Division and Sacramento
streets. Highland Park; terms
NEAT appearing American woman wishes
position in doctors OF dentists office or
housekeeper in vidower's family White X
Z5l. Herald office
FOR sALE-Cheap. foot floor show case.
Given Bros Shoe Co, 215 S. Il Paso ST
TWO unfurnished housekeeping rooms 1415
Missouri Phone $3.50 W,
ROOM and meals. gentlemen. home Phone
es3s.
room bungalow, modern $500
cash balance S25 per month
room adobe. lots 500 down.
SIS per month .,.oo
room frame. well located $50
cash. balance SIS per month
$500.
in features. basement walking dis
$500.
S room bungalow. hardwood floors.
all huiitin features; terms 70 suit
room house ssOOO lots. chicken
houses. grass trees-everythlng- 500
cash, balance SIS per month
Two Bliss st. lots. $500. Can you
beat it2
Trades-we are headquarters We
White-Paden Realty Co.
HEB Morgan Bldg Phone l54s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains. Close
Wheat-Sept, SL14A Dec, Sl-1e = nay
SL25H.
Corn-Dec. 74Zc. May, T7Sc
Oats-Dec-. So &C.: May, 56Ac
Chicago Provisions Close
Pork-Sept., $1,000; Jan, S2Z45.
Lard-Oct-. 5000; Jan, Sl0-S-
Ribs-Oct. s1242: Jan, S1l55-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
him. optician Of Precision. an Ness

Office. D. O. N. FL Paso Texas.
August %. 1914. Sealed proposals viii
be received here until 400 a m, Sep
TENDER 5th, 1914. and then opened for
furnishing oats required by this Depot
for troops serving on the Mexican Dor
der during the nine months commenc-
ing October 1st- 1919. and ending June
30th. 1915 Information furnished on
application VIM z. Hunt. D. @ "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
MONEY AND METALS.
NEW YORK MARREI

tBy Associated Pressl
New York. Sept Closing CONNER
cial bills 2.
Sterling exchange. nominal for cables,
sos y sos: for demand, 5O4G sos.
Bar silver 53A
St Louis Lead and Snelter.
St Louis. No. Sept 3-Lead, G.75i spell
ter $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
LIVESTOCK

Chicago Livestock Close
Chicago. III. Sept -Hogs-seeelpts
1900; market slow. Bulk $500 So;
light $50 q SIS. mixed, SS-10G $50 heayy'
ss-6OG s-s0s rough. $500 SIS; pigs S5--' g
CattIe-Receipts. 5000. market steady.
Beeves. S6.S5 GLOSS; steers $3.50 q S-soi
stockers and feeders. $3.50 q S-25s cows ana
heifers. s390G9-40; calves. $3.50 l1-Z5-
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market STEADY
sheep. $40 G5-0oi yearinEs. $40 $50
lambs S5-75G 7.65-
Fort Worth Livestock Close
CBy ZeiEsr HoteL)
Hogs-Receipts. 256o. Tops, $780, bulk,
s9.40Ue-25-
calves: steers. $1,000 7.5o; stocker steers,
sA25 a 500 cows s5.50e475; heifers. s. .
a7-O0. bulls, SZ25 95.75' calves. SS-oo9
sheep-Reeeipts. 500. wethers. 5000
SIS: ewes. $50; lambs. ss.5OG7.75. year
Hngs, $6.50G7-50-
Kansas CITY Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No. Sept 2.-Hogs - Re-
ceipts 5000; market lower Bulk. Ss-1O4
s35- heavy. S925 q SIS; packers and butch
ers. Ss.20G $40; Light, S9.10G9 .55s pigs. $500
Cattle-Receipts. $500; market strong.
Prime fed steers. S9.75 d10.s0. dressed beef
steers. Ss.OOGs.68. western steers. S6-5oG
(. IS: stockers and feeders. $3.50 e $50; bulls.
s. 25aGT5: calves. S6.5O810.5o
Sheep-Receipts 1000: market higher.
Lambs. $500 G7-5O; yearliugs. $3.50 2 o-25;
1rethers. 5000 $50; ewes. f4.75 Q SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03

MANIED-Young man with bicycle 70 de-
liver groceries. one that speaks Spanish
ana English preferred; good, steady JOB 20
right boy. Call at Crescent Gro. zoo Ari-
IONA
HANTED-Young man TO take orders and
denver for grocery storei with reference
Model Grocery * Market. 1881 E. Missouri
ANYONE WHO WANTS A HOME will not
pass up this one on Bliss St Tor $500
rooms. bath, glassed sleeping porch nase-
ment and heating plant
room house on paved street Walk curb.
retaining wall and gazing all in; II minutes
walk from postoffice on quick sale VIII
make price $3.50 less than It can be duph-
Gated for.
Building sites near new high school site
Paved street. walk and curb BUY now
when price is right
southeast corner lots IN Bassett Add,
! block from car line for 1913 eacn-
Anderson-Filler Realty Co -
1 20 Buckler Bldg. Phone 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03

PRODUCE


Chicago Produce. Close
Butter-UnchanEed
EEg-Receipts. 6543 cases: unchanged
Potatoes-HiEher- receipts, . cars; Jer-
seys 75G soc: Michigan. Pennsylvania and
Wisconsin. 65 = zoe.
Poultry-Aliye. higher; springs, 16e;
fowls. 15Hc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
Answers TO Herald Ads.

Too Late 70 Classify.
OWNER SICK. FORCED ~ 9E11lS- = o
story room brick, 1 block OF r'Oei Aleu'
''-0O' terms Hawkins Bros.
THIS CAN'T Lass room brick nice
iavrD v-aIlzs. trees. east 'front.' DOCK OF
High school 5000; telT -
70 3Y0TD FORECLOsURE-7 room brick
on Campbell ST. nice l1Nl, uS7s' ans
paving. cut 10 $4,000 IsIlls
Hawkins Bros
RF1T THE SHERIFF TO THIS room
brick, close to Hotel Dieu; cut from $3.50
10 $3.50; terms -
FIVE WTYTTF WALK OF town, room
brick on Wyoming ST; paving paio' SS1SO'
7'-7 Hawkins Bros.
ONE BLOCK OF PLAzA--s story brick
boteI having per cent net on $4,000
Hawkins Bros
Will TRADE apartment house paying Il
Hawkins Bros.
500 DOWN SIS MONTHLY will buy new
S room bungalow; sslog,
SACRIFICE SALE
nan, house on b lots Hamilton 81 /;
r-ice onIv $3.50 The house alone viii cost
sa600 10 buiId See us quick
Howell Realty CO.
IS Morgan Bldg PhoPe ~
SAVE YOIR RENT-CoIlect and Fay it to
Yourself ASK Howell Is Morgan Bldg
MAN WANTED-Who can take position
in a local firm and buy an interest in the
business: a fine opportunity See Howell.
Is Morgan Bldg
FOR FXCHANGE-Two lots on Alameda
ave as mart payment on 5 room house :
value not over $500 Howell Realty Co.,
is Morgan Blcg-
WANTED Young men thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the city for delivery department
Apply superintendents office Every BODY s
store.
WANTFD-sIan with $500 TO take actual in
ferest in money making proposition call
at 81 y Stanton St Richard Powers
FOR SAIE-Five room bungalow, sleeping
rorch. well furnished, in Grandvtew, or viii
rent: terms Also garage and machine shop
Phone S542 W
FURNISHED ROOM for rent, either with
or without sleeping porch blocks from
plaza. no sick Phone 1854 J.
ROOMMATE WANTED by young man
room with sleeping porch; close in no sick
Phone 1854 J.
yANTED-Competent American woman to
keen house, family OF 2; light work Phone
5NgS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
News Brevities
tAaEsrussmsnLJ


Train Bulletin
All afternoon and night trains for
Thursday are reported on time.
New Cars IN Services.
The new prepayment cars Of the
Electric Railway company have been
put into service on the Park line. They
are much larger than the heavy Fl
Bliss and Mexico cars, and are OF the
newest pattern
Best clean clothes service in Fl Paso.
WriEhr's Cleaning Works Phone 343.
DR.. Anna Reum, Buckler Bldg. Tel 81
DR.. A. T. sim Osteopathfc fnfirmary.
Dr. Ira " Collins. physician in chief;
Dr. II Alkire. lady specialist DIT. Carl
Gibson, POI ". Missouri street They
cured others They can cure you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
THE COURTS

stth DISTRICT COURT
A. n. Wnlthnll. Presiding.
Amelia S Galnik vs. Antonio Gallnik. suit
for divorce filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
WEATHER BULLETTN

Z. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TIRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
THE LOCAL AIARKET.

Mexican currency. IS
Mexican gold. 80.
Mexican pesos (El PaEo buying price) 20
villa currency. p; Csrranza currency.
2ga: chihuahua currency. a.
Fl PasO Smelter Quotations.
Corrected Daily)-
Pig lead. asa.
H & H silver. 55E.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03

The Van-noW OPEN new building,
strictly modern; all outside rooms con
Meeting baths 315 san Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03

Don't give your baggage checks to
anyone on the rrain-save them FOR
LongwelTs quick auto truck delivery;
costs no more than others Phone l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03
May he New ProvoEt Marshal.

Lieut. Henry II Nelly. OF Ile 2Oth
infantry. VIII probably be named by
Gen John j. PershinE as provost
marshal in FL PasO TO succeed Lieut.
riding school at Fort Leavenworth-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03

DR.. Cameron. dentist 2O2 RIB. Bldg.
Prince To be Operated On.
London. Eng, Sept. Prince Albert.
second son Of king George, who was
taken from the cruiser COllingwood re-
Gently TO a nursing home in Aberdeen.
VIII be operated on for appendicitis as
soon as possible. according to an an
nouncement OF the doctors in attend
anee- They say. however. that the con-
dition of the prince is causing them no
anxiety.
wells quick auto baggage trucks.
Phone j.
DR.. Ebert, dentist 21s-21s Mills Bldg.
Soldier Charged With Assault.
Charged with criminal assault upon
Maggie Lewis. aged 10 years. C. L. Tav-
Tor, a private in the 18th cavalry. was
to be given preliminary earring
Thursday afternoon before Justice OF
the peace E B. NIcClintock The
trooper was arrested by the peace officer
Thursday morning on complaint made
by the girls father.
Clothes cleaned. pressed and delivered
when promised. Wriehts Cleaning
Works Phone S4s. Automobile de-
livery.
Fl Paso Distilled Water Co. Phi. ass
Two Women Arrested.
Two women, giving their names as
Virginia Melbourne and Ruth Bartell
were arrested wednesday night BY the
police and held on charges Of vaErancv.
They were held in bonds Of $500 each.
Wright cleans clothes cleanest In FL
Paso. Phone 343, auto delivery.
1000 bnrrnins IN saSn ana panei doors
windows and odd sash. Lumber sold on
easy payments. Lander Lumber Co,
phone 2S2.
Arrested For Striking Boy.
A man named J. Z. Keats was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03

Cushing. Okla. Sept 3.-Fires in the
Cushing oil FIELDS started wednesday
by lightning, destroyed approximately
100000 barrels OF oil and a number
OF steel tanks The loss is estimated at
100000. Several hundred barrels OF oil
were destroyed last week in the same
field by fires OF similar origin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-03


MONITION-Notice is hereby given
that there have been seized in this col
lection district for violation of the
q s Customs laws. 1 bay mare. ] bay
horse, brown mares. 4 blue dun mule
and one black mule. with Mexican
brands. which viii be sold in front OF
the Custom House, Sept II, 1914, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ Any one claiming
within the time prescribed by law
Zach Lamar Cobb. Collector Of Gus
toms dvertisement
Too Late 70 Classify.
LAFAYETTE PLACE"
MILES BELOW THE CITY.
ON THE NEW North PAVED -
ACREAGE TRACTS N cULTTvA-
TON
$500 TO $500 PER ACRE
VERY EASY TERMS.
". F. PAYNE. OWNER.
4o1 Mesa Ave Phone 1850.
FOR RENT-One half furnished cottage.
close in Phone 1881 w
WANTED-To do ianitor or other common
labor steady work Phone 1855 between 9
and II a. m
TWO light housekeeping rooms. good loca-
uon; no children lol4 n Florence.
WANTED-sewing Phone s4ss ].
TWIN Indian. kick starter. perfects s1s5
J. ". Saczstt, 71s n santa Fe-
FURNISHED apartment for rent: nice I
room furnished apartment for rent for two
months Phone 1888.
BOOMING HOUSES.
We have some rare bargains Two ex-
perts look after this department II YOU
want results list your house with US and
II you want % buy We viii give you a
BUSINESS CHANCES.
We have them. Cigar stands. restaurants
saloons groceries Get our prices and terms.
VALLEY LANDS
All sizes and prices. both w and down
the valley. We have several trading propo-
sitions What have you1
HOMES AND VACANT LOTS.
We have some attractive buys.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Positions secured and help furnished All
kinds
RENTALS.
We rent and collect rentals List with us
INSURANCE.
Both fire and life. We are general agents
for the Equitable Life Of San Antonio, Tex.
Six experienced salesmen and two auto
mobiles are at your service.
". c. BELDEN REALTY CO.
los " stanton St phone 62TI