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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02
Money To Loan.

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! LOANS NORTHUMBERLAND P O. box
SIS, city
MONEY TO LOAN-Chattel loans and sal
aries discounted Empire Loan d trust
Co Phone 1888. S14 Mills St
RE LOAN MONEY all the time. stringency
or no stringency, on furniture, pianos HVe-
stock diamonds, storage receipts or any
good security We loan on your householu
goods without removal We buy ana sen
good notes and other securities. Equitable
Loan Assn. 514-S15 Trust Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN on any good security.
We viii loan you money on your household
goods and chattels We will find you
buyer if you have something for sale. We
make confidential loans to ladies on furni-
ture, pianos. diamonds etc We loan
money on real estate and city property we
buy and sell good notes. We will advance
you money on your salary.
FL Paso Loan & Realty Co.
302 Two Republics Bldg. Phone 1914
Special Notices.
CONTRACTS solicited pipe fitting. Phi 1850.
FOR ROYAL TYPEWRITEBs phone 65s.
DON'T SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE second
hand tools or guns, until you get my prices
Phone 49, H MOhr. 30s S FL Paso
WE SOLICIT YOUR AID WRITING. Trained
writer; years newspaper experience. Let
put your ad ideas in convincing words.
The FL Paso Press Bureau S24 Trust Bldg
Business Chances.
FOR SALE-Saloon doing good business,
well located J. 200. Herald
SMALL general merchandise business for
sale; must go reason, am going to leave
city Phone 334L
WANTED TO BUY-Rooming house, about
Is rooms; bargain; close in. Write A $40,
Herald
WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH-NOVING
PICTURE SHOW. GIVE PRICE AND To-
CATION. ADDRESS S. Il, HERALD.
WANTED To BUY for cash. moving pic
ture show; give price and location Ad-
dress S Il, Herald,
FOR SALE BY OWNER room rooming
house, cash or terms 1910 Myrtle Ave
Phone 1928
WANTED-S1O, 600 additional capital; can
show you the best proposition open in FL
Paso- Address P o. Box 1877. FL Paso, Tex
WANTED PARTNER-By young man in ex-
pert English Spanish translating and inter
preting office; prefer young lady expert
stenOgrapher; share expense and profits
Write r A. Herald
FOR SALE-Best saloon southern New Mex
leo; wet next 4 years; others left in
county; doing good business; investigation
invited; cheap for cash; best reasons for
selling given. Box zO7, FL Paso
RECEIVERS SALE OF HARDWARE
STOCK.
The undersigned viii, until March goth,
1914. receive sealed bids on the stock Of
hardware and fixtures of the Mcintosh
Hardware company. Of Albuquerque, N N.
the stock is appraised at S19,166-7O, the
fixtures at S1.029. IS.
A condensed copy Of the inventory can
be had upon application, the stock and
original inventory will be open for inspec-
ton.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids If considered too low.
Albuquerque has a population Of about
$4,000. and has modern improvements. three
railroads. large railroad shops, farming,
cattle and sheep raising.
J. b Good. Receiver in Charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02
Stocks and Bonds.

Stocks and Bonds.
Our regular monthly list OF local securities
will be issued March LIST. It contains a
report Of all the stock sales made during
the past month and shows
SOME INTERESTING CHANGES
In the prices of local Bank stocks
Curtiss-Manning Co. Inc.
New First National Sank Building,
FL PasO, Texas.
Phone $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02
CIORF no PHOFNK.

Eight hours Via Roosevelt dam Leaves
Dominion hotel, Globe daily, $50 a. m
Arrive Phoenix 4-SO D m Fare, S15- Make
reservations in advance
ella Valley Auto Stage Line, Globe, AriH.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02
IA ACRES

IA ACRES
To trade for cottage on the north side not
too far out This land is located at Ysleta
station: all in cultivation
acres in heart Of Ysleta, cheap, but
must be cash If you want to buy land get
our prices and compare them with other
prices. We know values and know these
prices are bargains.
21z ACRES ONLY $3.50 PER ACRE
This is the cheapest piece of land this
side Of Ysleta. Is located at CadwaIIader
station; all in cultivation, on main road,
main ditch Price the adjoining land and
then come to see US
Bailey Land Co.
306 Mesa Ave. Phone 206s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02
Rooms and Board.

Rooms and Board.
FTRSTCLASS ROOMS and board for con-
valescents. sleeping pOrches. Phi. 1853.
FOR RENT-Room with breakfast, reason
able to lady employed down town Phi 1884 J
BOARD. large room and sleeping porch,
for . gentlemen. Phone 5096.
ROOM AND BOARD-Home cooking. Ber-
tina B. Neal. 526 W Missouri. Phone S41L
BOARD AND ROOMS. strictly firstclass.
Mrs. c. F. Leary. AT n Ell PasO-
Offices For Rent.
LIGHT, AIRY OFFICES for rent, % floor
Herald building; win subdivide to suit ten
ants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02
Secondhand AUTOMOBILES.
For SaIe=MotorcvcIes.

GET THAT MOTORCYCLE overhauled and
ready for the pleasant weather. We do the
work right.
Allen Arms 8 Cycle Co.. 4O4 n. Oregon St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02
AGENTS Wanted.

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AGENTS-144 easiest sellers in the world
at 25c box everybody buys. Cost you So.
One agent to town Get busy. Speciality
Co. FL Paso, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02
For Sale-ReaI E.s.ate.


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FOR SALE-VaIley ranch cheap. For in
formation address o. A Clayton, MesiIIa
Park. n. NJ
FOR SALE-SO acres at Columbus. N NJ.
near station, will trade for EI Paso prop
erty- B. D., Herald
FOR SALE BY OWNER east front lots
$500 cash each 500 below market; choice
location. No agents. Write H. Al, Herald
S13,5O0 BUYS two room houses. corner
Myrtle and Florence; terms. Owner, 1905
Z. Boulevard
LOTS FOR SALE in one Of the choice addi-
tons. at cost 1 year ago. plus taxes and
interest; terms. Box 517, FL PasO, Texas
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Modern 5 room
brick, 2 room frame, 5 lots, S25OO-S3OO cash,
bal monthly, pct. interest. Phi. 1891.
FOR SALE-By owner at a bargain; no
agents; new red pressed brick house in
best residence part Of city, 10 rooms, two
baths, and all modern improvements; fur
nished OF unfurnished. Address 500. Herald.
FOR SALE-The best small home in High
land Park three room brick, nearly new, two
screened porches; part cash, balance easy
terms; can give immediate possession If
you want a home call phone 1864
THE SYNDICATE Co,
Real Estate and Investments
Buy, Sell and Exchange
Anything-Anywhere
21T Amer Bank Bldg Phone 44Os
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02
RECEIVERS SALE OF HARDWARE
For Sale or Exchange.


For Sale or Exchange.
WILL TRADE $500 town lot TuIia, Texas
for auto stock in reliable mining COM
pany in Mexico Write Box 1, Separ' n M
FOR SALE OR TRADE by owner, very de-
srabie apartment site, close in, corner, 1O4x
100 feet For particulars phone 2l46-
WILL TRADE exceptionally fine land in Co
lumbus, n NJ, for good auto. Write D. b,
Herald.
FOR SALE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
best location in Aiimbres valley; would con-
slider town property OF firstclass automo-
bile; worth SO per acre. Write Box No. /,
Separ, n. NJ
FOR SALE OR TRADE-SmaH stock OF
groceries for automobile or rOOming house.
What have you to trade? Pm. 41ls-
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-vaIua
homestead claim at Myndus, N. M; level
land, good water. Address Improvements,
care Herald.
WILL TRADE for rooming house, resident
property, or an uptodate automobile, have
good stock staple jewelry and land s W.
Holder Alberta hotel
FOR SALE OR Positively best
paying cafe, guarantee $3.50 and more per
month; sell half interest. Better hurry.
Write Hurry, care Herald
TRADE-TBADE-My equity in nice mod
ern bungalow on car line for vacant lots,
inc DdlduGe can De nanuleu on easy pay
ments. Phone now 11S; Sunday 546S.
FOR SALE Or TRADE-19I8 model. IS h.
p, almost new auto, for suburban grocery
store or retail business. Phone 1884 J., after
p m.
$50 ACRE FARM u miles from Portales,
n. M; shallow water land subject to irri-
cation; good house and Outbuildings in
Guiding dairy barn; 4 good mules and farm
ing implements; no incumbrance. viii OK
change for property in or near FL Paso.
Address owner, Il S Douthit Floyd. N NJ
Secondhand Automobiles.
MANY EXCEPTIONAL. BARGAINS in used
cars at exceptional prices. For further
information write or caH on Leroy Jarvis,
room L, Z. P. & s w building.
FOR SALE-Chalraers No. 6. 1914 model
auto used only months; young horse and
saddle, lady's saddle, brand new. Phone
449. Frank Keene.
GARFORD PASSENGER AUTO to trade
for city property or valley land or viii sell
on terms. In firstclass condition; new tires
Fine for ranch, real estate company, or
city work Phi 1855. 713 n Ochoa St
FoE Sale-MotorcycIes.
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GET THAT MOTORCYCLE overhauled and
ready for the pleasant weather We do the
work right
Allen Arms s Cycle Co.. 4O4 n. Oregon St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02

APARTMENT FOR RENT.
room apt. in THE Wright" $35 mo-
Austin & Mari.
Phone 1850 SO4 San Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02

TWO noGzeReepinr rooms 1874 MaEoffin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02

FOR RENT.
Nice large club or lodge room with nice
adjoining rooms, on second floor Coles build
ing also nice office rooms.
Call on A. P. Coles & Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02
Furnished Apartments,
Houses. Etc.

/ FOR IsENT-Completely furnished apt, 5
rooms, bath and sleeping porch; no sick no
/ Children. EEelVn. 700 AIundy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02

FOR SALE-VaIley ranch cheap For in
formation address o. A Clayton, MesiII
Park. N n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02

We have q dandy ranch and range proDo-
siuOu for sale, lease or will sell half inter
est Ranch has 200 acres of patented land
$40 acres school land under lease 5 waters
range of 20 miles north and south bv
miles east and west; fine location onlv u
miles of town and runs right along with
railroad. This range viii easily take care
or 1000 head Of cattle The whole thing Tor
only $1,000 Write us for fun particulars
Buchanan Realty Co
Room 2l, Rouault Building
Las Cruces, n. Ii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-02

FOR RENf-Just completed, room cot
tage. modern throughout $50 Phi. 1873
FOR RENT-New 5 room cottage, Bliss St
Phone zoos.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-04
NEGRO IS HELD FOR
 EXTENSIVE ROBBERIES

In Frank James, negro. Officers Hancock and Alexander believe they have captured one of the shrewdest negro thieves in the Birmingham dis trict. James wac arrested Thursday night by the officers and is being held at the city jail pending the swearing out of federal warrant charging bur- glary and grand larceny,
 1t Is alleged by the plain clothes of ficers that James would steal horse and dray and drive into a freight yard and take of whatever merchandise he happened to see. As he appeared to be a regular drayman the railroad off cials were not suspicious. However, the large amount of property being re- ported as missing caused an investiga- ton in which the local police were called in and this resulted in the arrest of James.
 Several weeks ago the house of the negro was searched and in one room over ton of lard was discovered. In other rooms of the house clothing, shoes, clocks and various other articles were found. It Is reported at police headquarters that James has confessed. The officers have many cases against the negro.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-04
REALTY COMPANY OFFERS USE OF VACANT LOTS

The Birmingham Realty company has offered to the city beautiful clubs of the city all of its vacant lots in all parts of the city to be improved with flowers tennis courts. playgrounds and SO forth. The company merely asks the right to take possession of the lot at any time it sees fit.
 As this company has vacant lots in all neighborhoods it is expected many city beautiful clubs will avail them selves of the opportunity offered. Man ager Beattys letter to the commission CTS follows:
 Dear Sir-We have a great many vacant lots throughout the city and would be glad to have same used by any of the city beautiful clubs, pro vidod we have the right to take pos session at any time. During the pas two or three years several of our lot' have been used by the various neigh borhood organizations with very pleas ing results to all concerned. I trust you will be able to make use of' this of fer. Very truly yours,
 "I. C. BEATTY,
 oC,pnpral Mnnappr'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-04
Application Blanks Are
 Exhausted; Rush Order Is
 Sent to Capital For More
Board Forced to Adjourn 815 O'Clock With Over 1400 stered and Hundreds in Lne-Will Sit Again Today.
 The Candidates Are Active

With long line of applicants. for reg istration that reached the length of the courthouse, the announcement was made at s:15 last night that the supply of reg istration blanks and certificates had been exhausted and that the board would ad- journ until o'clock this morning As soon as it was evident that the blanks and supplies were running low, the office of the secretary of state at Montgomery was notified and a request made for further supplies, to be rushed to Bir- mingham on the first train. They will be here in time for the further registration this morning.
 Much disappointment was expressed last night by those in line, as many had been waiting for hours to qualify as electors. Even if the supplies had not given out. the board would have been compelled to ad- journ from physical exhaustion, as the members had been continuously on duty for over P hours without a break not even taking a recess for lunch Jack Wood, chairman of the board, estimated the number of persons qualifying at 14oo. The other members of the board are Thomas Lea and Victor Torino.
 Long before the registration books opened the prospective voters began to assemble at the courthouse and by the time the first voter was registered the line extended half around the court house. The line continued unbroken dur ing the day, and it is estimated that sev- eral hundred persons who had come to qualify went home or to their places of business rather than stand in line ana wait their turn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-04
NEW SOIL PIPE PLANT
 FOR THIS DISTRICT
Shook and Associates Secure Site Between Bessemer
 and Birmingham

The soil pipe plant of A. NJ. Shook. Jr., and associates, as to the location oe which there has been much speculation recently, will be located between Bes- semer and Birmingham. Official an- nouncement was made to this effect yes terday by Paschal G. Shook for his brother in the latter's absence from the city. The location of the plant in this district was problematical for d time and several other cities were con sidered. However, it is announced that the company has purchased seven acres of ground from the Bessemer Land company and that work will start inn meoiately upon the construction of the plant.
 The company will be headed by Wiley Afford as president. He is now audl- tor for the Alabama Power company and it is expected that he will sever his connection with that concern when the new plant is ready for operation. A. M. Shook, Jr., who located here re- centy coming from Nashville, will De secretary of the new concern, the in- corporated name of which is the Su- perior Manufacturing company. w. C. Martin will be vice president of the company. The capitalization of the com pany will be $40.000, of which $2S,00O will be paid in.
 MT Shook and associates have been negotiating for weeks with the various railroads entering Bessemer for track age rights for the new plant and is was only at the beginning of this week that this very detail was finally ar- ranged and the formal announcement followed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-04

The candidates were much in evidence either in person or by their henchmen, who handed out the cards of their re- speotive candidates to those in line. Judging from the cards and documents that filtered the sidewalk and floor of the courthouse when the board ad- journed there was much wasted effort on the part of those who asked that their candidate be remembered" One of the most indefatigable workers in and around the registration line was Mrs. A. A. Per sons, whose husband is a candidate for commissioner f4agriculture. She proved an excellent campaigner and in addition to asking the voters to take one of the cards announcing the candidacy of ner husband, she reminded them that he was the "only candidate from Jefferson county for the position
 Considering the large number of people who passed to and fro there was little or no confusion. Deputy Sheriffs Tom Patterson and Dudley MeAdory were on duty all day and kept the crowds in line At various times during the day the line would be boiled, principally in regard to the senatorial contest and the race for sheriff. There were varying results as to the sheriffs race, but Underwood was much in the lead on every poll taken.
 There were quite a number who stood In line until they reached the registrar s table who had already registered. but were under the impression that they had to register again. Others were ineligible for reasons. A striking feature was the num- Der of young men who had just reached their majority who applied for registra- tion.
 The board will sit again today and will be able to register all who are qualified, for in the event that the supplies do not arrive from Montgomery in time, local firm wHl be in readiness to print them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-04
CHANDLER AGENT IN
 SOUTH AMERICA
Named by Southern Rail- road to Develop Trade
 of the South

Anticipating the development of trade following the opening of the Panama canal, the Southern Railway company announced the appointment of Charles Lyons Chandler as South Amer ican agent for that company. It was an- nounced from the local executive of fees by l.. Sevier, general agent, that MT. Chandler's work will be to encour- age trade between the south and the Latin American countries. He is a for mer diplomatic representative of the government,
 In connection with his appointment the company announces that his ser vices will be free to southern merchants and manufacturers.
 The officaiI announcement follows: "To aid southern merchants and man , ufacturers to extend their trade with Central and South American countries and the West India Islands, particular ly the new fields to be opened by the Panama canal, through south Atlantic and gulf ports, President Fairfax liar rison announces that the Southern railway; Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific; Alabama Great Southern and Mobile and Ohio railroads have ap- pointed as South American agent. Charles Lyon Chandler, who has been South Ameican commercial expert in the consular bureau of the state de- partment His office will be at Chat tanooga.
 MT Chandler has had years of eX perience in Central and South Amerf- can countries and is thoroughly ac- quainted with their markets and the needs of their peoples He will advise southern merchants and manufactur- CTS as to where their wares can be sold, will aid them in the preparation of letters and circulars, and adivSe as to the methods of packing required for different markets. MT. Chandler will keep in touch with commercial bodies in Latin-American countries and their diplomatic representatives at Washing ton and will be able to give southern business men the earliest possible in formation in regard to government and other large contracts to be let. He wilt also imme ediately begin a campaign in Latin American markets calling atten- tion to goods that can be supplied from the south and the advantages of ship ment through southern ports.
 MT. Chandler is admirably equipped for this work. A Harvard graduate, he studied international law at the Uni versity of Buenos Ayres, Argentina, and was for many years in the consular and diplomatic service of the United States, the greater part of this time having been spent In Latin-America. His services will be at the disposal of southern merchants and manufacturers s without any charge to them"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-04
NEW FLUSHERFOR
 STREETS IS HERE New Machine Will Be in Use by Tomorrow at
 Latest

The new s5oo0 electric street flusher, re- gently purchased by the city commissions CTS, arrived over the Illinois Central from Chicago yesterday and will be unloaded in the Illinois Central freight yards to- day. Street Commissioner Gafford ex- poets to have the machine. in operation by tomorrow at the latest.
 The new machine is the latest and most modern construction in this kind of equip ment It is propelled by electricity and throws a strong stream across the street by automatic pressure. flushing the dirt into the gutters and thence to the storm sewers. It will be used on the down. town streets and the paved streets in the residence section.
 After the machine has been thorough y dried out and has proven itself sat 5factory, another will be purchased and the two, the commissioners say will dc all the flushing needed in the entire city Plans are to flush the business section streets every night and the residence sections about once or twiSe a week according to their needs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-04
Suits Filed

The following were among the damage suits filed yesterday in the city and eir- cult courts:
 Mrs. Lucille A. Williams vs Mrs. Ellis H. Robinson: s25,0o0 damages claimed fer alleged personal injuries
 Philip Jackson vs. Birmingham southern Railway company. s3oo0 damages claimed for alleged personal injuries.
 II. E. Williams vs. Travellers National bank: 5000 damages claimed the plaintiff alleging that he had money on deposit in the defendant bank, and that cheek signed by him was wrongfnlly refused payment
 Tony Gardina vs. American Steel and Wire company, $25 oOO damages claimed for alleged personal injuries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-04
HAS B. R., l.. X P. co. BOUGHT
 PART OF HEFLIN ESTATE?

That the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company had secured 10 acres of land of the Heflin estate be- tween Birmingham and Ensley. which would be equipped as recreation ground and that efforts to make the spot an ideal place for district out ings was report that came here from Ensley yesterday President A. II. Ford. when asked about it. said that there was absolutely nothing to 1t so far as he knew. Mir. Ford indicated that the company was in the business of selling street railway transportation. gas and electricity and not in recrea- tion work
 The report was generally circulated in Ensley, where there was consider- able interest aroused. The land in ques- ton was said tol have represented about $S0,000 and the equipment would have caused the property to exceed S1 25 000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-04
BIRMINGHAM COMPANY TO
 HAVE DOCK AT NEW ORLEANS

The New Orleans Times-D Democrat of recent date had the following. whioSa will interest coal operators here:
 70. A. Andrews. president of the Maryland Coal and Coke company, of Birmingham. announced to the board that his company is going into dock river coal business at this point on large scale. and in order to do this needs adequate facilities on the levee The dock at Valence street, if the coal company is allowed to build about 500 feet of track, is admirably adapted to its needs. The company will use all the latest electrical appliances in loading and unloading coal. and expects to do an average daily business amounting to between 600 and t0O0 tons of coal This proposition was wall received by the board, and the com missioners will undertake to arrange everything so that the coal company may begin operations at Valence street within three months time"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-04
Real Estate Transfers

L. A Redwine to John M Berri- man, lots 2, 8. 1. 6. 6 and in block 9; lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and in block B. and lots 1, g. 8, A. 5, and in block 1, survey of Keys Heights.
 s315o-Moore & Handley Hardware Co. to c. J. Donald and D. c. Donald lot in block Al. survey of the prop erty of the Corey Land company.
 $1500-Industrial Land and Improve ment company to w. j. Jones, lots lt and 16 in block 2, survey of Virgle J Long, third addition to Boulevard.
 $3500---John Colley. Jr.. to j. O Wheeler, lot 9 in block 2, Fairview Park.