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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-24
Valley Realty Exchange
May Become Part of the
Chamberof Commerce.

In Line with the suggestion made in
an editorial of The Herald last Thurs
day. it is likely that the Valley Realty
which numbers nearly all
Fl Past realty firms on its rolls. viii
De made a part Of the chamber of CON-
merce, following a meeting Friday
afternoon OF the and and irrigation
committee Of the trade association
The plans viii be brought Up for dis
cusslon at the next dollar dinner" of
the chamber, which VIII be held in the
early par Of Nav. d HeraId's
editorial contained a suggestion thar
It would be beneficial II all the mer-
chants in the same line Of business
should organize and become a depart
ment, OF unit, Of the association
LeBarOn5s Advance idea.
Attending yesterdays meeting were
Dr.. S. 7. Turner, Charles r. LeBaron.
a W. Reeves, Charles B. Stevens.
Burt Orndorff. F. W. Berkshire. super-
visor Of immigration in Fl Paso. and
george J. Harris his assistant. The
plan 70 merge n Valley Realty ex-
change with the chamber of ommerce
was brought forward by Mr.. LeBaron
and a general discussion followed.
Every member Of the land and irriga-
ton committe was enthusiastic re-
garding it It was pointed out how much
more efficient and valuable an asso-
citation the chamber of
would become II this idea is carried
out by business in other lines.
The plan as discussed and tentative
" ADOPTED yesterday is to make the
real estate exchange a part Of the
Of m and then per-
suade the merchants to follow the
lead COMMITTEES representing each
business would be appointed and it
would be the work OF these committees
10 answer all inquiries made to the
OF commerce regarding their
particular business. BY this method
II was pointed out, that every BUSH
ness in. FL PasO would be represented
BY a central committe, composed Of
men who know the line. whose work
would probably increase the number
Of business chances presented to all.
No committees were appointed to
handle the matter, which will be held
in allegiance until the dollar dinner
next month
Back to Land Movement
F. ". Berkshire, supervisor Of i'm
migration at Fl Paso. and George j.
Harris, his assistant, explained in de- !
tail to the land and irrigation com
partment in its efforts to provide
farms to persons who want them and
to get work On farms for men who want
IT, This work is handled by the de-
partment Of labor, which until re
Gently had been under the control of
the postOffice department Now, q
however. 1t has been taken oyer By
the immigration department
Fl PasO will be a "substation" in
the zones where branches OF this
back 70 the farm" department are
established, said Mr.. Berkshire. Albu-
querque is another ~substation. Both
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-24

$500 14AAAA162 z GE jill
pleted during the present sum
mer in Fl .Paso's business district
The PasO del Norte hotel is to have
an nne built along its north line
which will cost $4,000 The Popular
Dry Goods company is now having its
plans prepared for the $4,000 addition
TO the east Of the main building TO re-
place the present mems furnishing de-
partment The Y. N. C. A. will erect
an to its association building oH
North oregon street which viii cost
S175, GOO. 2
The me to the Paso del Norts will
be erected byiZ. 7. White whofowns
the 25 feet frontage adjoining the
hotel on the north. This pr0pertv is
Is now occupied by the Unique theatre
L viii be vacated this summeh to
make room for the new annex- It will
have a basement under the en6re.
building n the first floor viii haNe
a modern lunch counter on the FL Paso
street frontage, an addition TO the grill
back Of this and an enlargement Of the
kitchen in the rear.
Nine Stories High
The nne viii be nine stories high
and viii be finished to correspond to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-24

Why bother with preparing Sunday
dinner when you viii thoroughly enoiy
a splendid table de hote dinner. pre-
pared by a chef who thoroughly under
stands the cooking Of several different
nations. for a dollar. at the Hotel Shell
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-24
Am RurInr Orion.

I viii buy Orion mining stock. Dun
dee mine. Lordsburg. New Mexico. This
offer is good until May /, 1915. Call OF
address ThOs A. Lister. Hotel Fisher.
FL Paso, TeN-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-24
Ell PAS0 STREET SITE IS SOLD;
5GHNARTZANDH WEISS PAY $4,000

FL PasO street property continues to
nov at good prices. A deal has been
]. Weiss have purchased the ope
OF FL PasO street just north Of the san
Antonio street junction, from T N
Wingo, Winchester Cooley and A.
Schwartz for $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-24

The property has a frontage OF 25
feet on FL Paso street adjoining the
Unique theater and extends back 13A
feet to the alley. It is now occupied bv
a restaurant 1t was bought by Messrs.
schwartz and Weiss as an investment
and they expect to improve it later with
a modern business building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-24

Every dollar spent Tor home valley
products is well invested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-24

The ordinary cost Of a Want Ad in
Tne FL Paso Herald is 25 cents. 1t
reaches an average Of about 100, 900
readers each issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-24
SMALLPOX SCARE SUBSIDIES,
m NEW CnEEE IL LnRnenr

Lordsburg, n. NJ, April 24-The
smallpox scare here has subsidized and
no new cases have been reported for
over a week. There have been no
deaths at the pest house and the few
cases confined are doing well.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-24
N0RTE TOHAVEA annex;
9BUSINESS BUILDINGS PLANNED.
Total of $45O,OOO Worth of Business Buildings Will Be
Erected During the Summer; Popular Store Is to
Have a $15O,OOO Annex; Y. M C. A. Annex
Will Cost $4,000; Is to Be 10 Stories.

& TOTAL Of $4,000 worth Of new
. business buildings viii be COM
- pleted during the present srm-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15
Confessions 0faWife

them
The chairs we're pushed hack
from the table and the men came
sauuterlng Ia 10 me. smiles on
their faces. aud Jim had his hand
on Dicks shoulder as tho he had
not Just been nearly quafrclinR
With him about something. Little
book. what do you suppose are
those rocks ahead One Of them. !
know. is that Dick IL drinking too
much
did not hear Eleanor Falrlow'a
name nor any other woman's men
toned What do you suppose
makes me always drag in Eleanor
FairloWF always hate myself
when ! do H.
Sine. We have been married I
have never had the slightest cause
to be Jealous Of her. iadeed. I
sometimes think that one reason
Why my heart always grows a little
faint when her name is spoken ia
because Dick and che are 80 formal
when I see them together You
see. little hook. | know that they
we're really more than friends in
the old days. and uoW--at least
when am around they are not as
familiar az lin and are
I have not heard word from
Eleanor since that day Mary and !
called upon her Guess I'll phone
and see II she IL ~ | think Dick
will like me to do that
ITO Be Continued.i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15
JIM AND DICK NEARLY
QUARREL

Jim was. as usual. very complt
mentary about my dinner. and Dick
said that the Restaurant de Way-
.rley In the best In the city. which
pleased me greatly.
After dinner left the boys and
slipped into the living room. |
could not help hearing a word or
two OF their conversation. especial
Is aa every once In while one or
the other seemed 20 raise his voice
ia annoyance or anger.
Tho first thing I heard MAS Dick
saying. D u. Jim. ! thlnk
YOU are prcsuminE on my friend
ship" could not hear what Jim
said. but again DICKS voice rose
Cut II out. old man. cut u out
Evidently Jim was not going TO
do anything 81 the kind. Tor his
voice rumblrd on. Al last ! caught
the words But. old mHu. | hate
To see YOU 20 TO the devil
Who says ! am going 10 the
deynf tias Mar. aud then DicN
stopped abruptly
"Margie has said nothing. an
swered Jim. In fact she has
shown so serene a face that | am
not sure that any Of this gossip has
reached her"
"Moddling old cats. was Dicks
remark.
II Is not the women who are
talking, interrupted lin at least
I have heard nothing from the
women. II is the remarks and
Jokes, old chap. hear AZ the clubs
about you
II Wish some ono beside you
would say something TO me, 10
give him pair OF eyes that would
need both lcecheH and heefaieak to
make his friends recognize him.
said Dick sayngely. hut can't
quarrel with you. Jim. for We nave
been friends too long. ! don't see
what any one wants To Interfere In
my business for anyway. he con
tinued fretfully 4 am not trying
To borrow money from any one.
That's Just u. Dick \ lot OF
your so-called friends are jealous
OF your good fortune. ! heard
man say the other day that you had
succeeded faster than any OF the
young men in town. lie also men
toned that Of all the younger mar.
ried men. he thought you had the
most beautiful and cleyerest wife.
thought heard Dick groan. bu,
that could not be. little book. FOR
he Immediately said.
Jim. Margie Waverley Is the
sweetest. best and prettiest woman
have ever known. and don't you
| or any one else get II into your
block heads that don't love her
better than I did when ] married
her. for do
II that's the case. Dick. why
don't you
Cut II. old man. cut II | don I
want 10 quarrel with you. but ]
cant let even you Interfere IN tho
running OF my affairs"
"Oh. OF course. II that Ia the way
YOU feel about II. why. there Is no
more 10 say-but. Dick. ! just want
to tell you there are rocks ahead
and you are headed straight for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15
ALNAn Ora

ALEXANDRIA
Here 10 the way Marguerite
Clark. who plays the double rol.
81 The Prince and the Pauper.'
az the Alhambra theatre, de-
seribes tome OF the instructions
given her by the director. so tina,
sne might be able 20 appear In
t~o roles AT the same time;
Now you invite yourself 10
sit down at the table and have
something TO eat. You rerem.
Der that you were too bashful 10
eat. but that your other sef
plunges ravenously into the mea,
pie.
About this horse scene. where
you see yourself coming along
az the head Of the coronation
procession. you rush out. stop
yourself. and haul yourself of
the horse. Then you explain 20
yourself that you had no inten.
ton OF cheating yourself. but
that you were forced 20 accept
the crown. Then you forgive
yourtelf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15
Stops Tobacco Habit
in One Day
sanltarium Publishes Free Book
Showing How Tobacco Hsbi,
Can De Danished in From
One 20 Five Days at
Home.

The Elders sanitAF'um. located at
SEQ Msir at. ~ Joseph. Mo. has pub
liHhrd free book showing the dead
~ effect Of the tobacco habit. and
how 70 can DO bauishad IN from one
TO five daYs at home
Men who have used tobacco for
more than ftftY years have tried this
method and say 90 is entirely sue
cessfui. and IN addition "a haniHhiuR
the desire for tobacco has improved
their health wonderfully This meth
cd hanishes tho desire for tobacco.
no matter whether 10 ia smoking
chewing cigarettes or snuff dipping
As this book is being distributed
free, any one wanting copy should
send their name and address at once
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15
Wife SWgRE AND
DRANK, NE ASSERTS

It's tough when your wife swears
at you when company's present,
and who Is generally cruel and in
human and abusive according TO
Joe Young. who. IN n divorce com
plalnt filed "Wednesday I'm superior
court. charges that his wife, Lulu
Young. Did all those things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15
FLAMES PREVENT THE SOLVING
OF THE MINNESOTA MYSTERY

here. destined from Seattle 10 Eng
land.
Tho officials lnsisi. there was no
spy plot In her crippllug. the STORY
runs along the water front today
that when the smashed boiler tubes
are finally inspected. they VIII
they may not have been properly
inspected
Meantime sailors are kept aboard
her 4 thoro quiz of them will he
made before verdict is finally
passed as TO the mystery ships
disability
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15

John X Bulger. Pacific Coast dis.
trict supervising inspector, will az.
tempt no Investigation Of the con
ditiou OF the Minnesota until be re-
ceiyes a report from the San Fran
cisco inspectors
So he declared In Seattle today
Bulger received from Local In.
spectors Lord and Whitney their
official findings on the Minnesota,
which declared that the ship was
tn fit condition for the trip.
There Is nothing I can do here
at present" said Bulger The ones
who really know whether she was
seaworthy are those aboard the
ship.
According to statements made
by Capt Lord, one of the local In
spectors. the Minnesota's boilers
were In such doubtful state that he
directed the captain not TO run the
ship % the usual pressure. but 10 re
duce 90 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15
TWO SCANDALS
IN The MOVIES

hey are ON the new bills,
beginning today, at the
Liberty and the Class A /;
both are comc,lics-Doro-
thy Green can't marry the
son Of her father
George l;liot's novel now
on screen Shipwreck.
eruption. and a few other
little things IN aloha De"
Other moving picture
notes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15

that scorches like white-hot
brand, but Turing lightning I'm her
eyes beckons to that forbidden
land where blasted lives. like hol-
low skulls. lie whitening on the
sun-bit sand"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15

ending Saturday night. Theda
Bara is seen In The DEVILS Daugh-
ter"
Her kiss Is death" Is the way
the Devils Daughters qualities are
described. her love Is red flame
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15
LIBERTY

Aloha Oe" Is melody which
Niirs up memories OF II South Sea
island maid. and no the lawyer re-
turns 10 claim her Aloha Oe" Is
the feature attraction al the Liber.
~. beginning today and ending Sat.
urday night. willard Mack rs the
lawyer. Enid Marley the maid. The
lawyer. tho brilliant Is a victim Of
drink Finally his friends ship him
OF for change Of environment
The vessel is wrecked The lawyer
us cast upon an island A volcano
Ia IN eruption. lie runs for safety
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15

CHICAGO. Dec IA stickup
man made Lyman Dennis OF Oh.
lonR. III. indorse a $3.50 draft. hu,
WAS sympathetic enough TO give
him back $40 for Christmas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15
26 WOMEN SHOT

AMSTERDAM Dec l5-Twcnty.
six women were wounded. 10 seri.
ousiy. during n riot in Cologne yes
terday. dispatches this afternoon
Mounted police are de-
clared 10 nave charged the women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15

President Suzzallo OF university.
guest OF Olympia Tuesday. gives
public address Tuesday night In
house chamber al state capitol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15
WIPED OUT

NECADAH Wis. Dec. l5.-The
business section OF Necadah and
scores Of homes were destroyed by
q fire which swept the town today.
In bitter cold weather, scores OF
persons who we're rendered home
Ieps by the blaze are walking the
streets TO keep warm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15
COLONIAL

COLONIAL
George Eliot's great novel. The
Mil on the Floss" has been screen.
ed. and the Magerpicture produc-
lion Is the feature attraction At the
Colonial theatre. beginning today
and continuing TO Saturday night.
The vivid. appealing story OF Mag.
gic Tuillver's stormy young life is
almost a household classic. Mignon
Anderson plays the role OF Maggie.
In addition to this picturized
novel. Cissy Fitzgerald is seen in
The Widow Wins 4 cartoon
comedy. entitled Keeping Up with
tho Joneses." and an educational
film complete the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15

and finds the chieftaln's daughter
tied 10 n post near the crater, the
natives believing her life would ap.
peasc the mountain gods anger He
saves her. marries her. and IL wor.
SHIPPED by the natives as a son OF
the god He tires OF worship. re.
turns 10 civilization. but the tune.
Aloha De" the native song. brings
him back.
Raymond Hitchcock. Flora n.
belle and Fatty Arhnckla appear IN
comedy. The Village Scandal"
cLEmmER
Young Cartwright tplayed by
Ralph kellarl IL in love with Lorna
Archer dorothy Greenl lie wires
his guardian TO come and meet the
future Mrs. Cartwright;
Guardian arrives. meets Lorna
and her mother Big scene then.
You cannot marry her." says the
guardian.
"Why7" asks Cartwright.
She's your sister" he SAYS.
Thus the story unfolds in Her
Mothers Secret" which begins at
the Clemmer "Wednesday. ending
Saturday night Dorothy Green Is
the stellar attraction In the drama.
and she Is ably supported by Ralph
kellar.
Besides this great Fox play. the
.Clemmer theatre also has secured
the Royal Marimba band. which will
give its first concert on the quaint
Gautemalan instruments Wednes.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. t5.-
Smonlderiug flames Ia her coal
hunkers and heat and steam In her
boiler rooms kept under cover to
day the mystery OF what Is the mat.
ter with boilers aboard the steam
err Minnesota.
These causes drove back In
spectors Guthrie and Doian when
they sought 10 learn Just what had
occurred within her boilers when
she was 200 miles distant from
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15
OSCAR ARRIVES

LONDON. Dec 1.-THE Henry
Ford peace ship oscar H. arrived
at Kirkwall today
Press dispatches last night re-.
ported tho English government an.
thorities az Indifferent 10 the Ford
expedition.
Kirkwall IL a Scottish port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15
MEL BOURNE

MELBOURNE
Mistress Nell in which Mary
Pickford. America's sweetheart. is
featured. win continue at the Mel
bourne theatre for the remainder
of the week This is another OF
the Paramount releases in which
the great actress builds higher the
ladder of her popularity.
GRAND
4 Fox film and five vaudeville
acts make up the new bill az the
Grand theatre. beginning today and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15
MISSION

Hobart Bosworth is the central
figure In the fiye-reel drama. The
White Scar" which begins a four.
day engagement az the Mission the.
atre Wednesday The story Is laid
I'm the Hudson bay country. and
deals with the love. romance and
adventures OF Nah-Tah- Wan-Gan.
which Is Indian for Great Trapper
Whonah. a young Indian maid. Is
in love with him. but keeps her love
within her own breast. The trap.
per is In love with another girl. who.
however. disappoints him Real In
dams are employed In this drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-15

CLASS a
Mary Adm rejects Andy Stevens.
a worthy young fellow, and accepts
Bob, o weak charactered chap. fond
OF drink.
Thus have tragedies been enact.
ed since memory Of man runneth
not to the contrary, but in A Mans
Sacrifice" the feature film mt the
Glass \, things end more happily
than In ordinary life.
In addition to this Nitagraph re
lease. the bill at the Class A also
shows Gertrude Mccoy in The
Magistrates story and Mar
guerite Reid in "A Scandal in
lIickville."
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
MOVING PICTURE ATTRACTIONS
At The ColonIal Thentre.

Mary Pickford, in one of her great
est characterizaions, Rags. - Mary
Pickford, the worlds foremost motion
picture star. repeats in "Rsgs" the
transcendent triumph she attained in
Tess of the Storm Country" hitherto
conceded to be her greatest portrayal.
Always inimitable. always human,
lovable and impulsive. she makes the
character of Rags" living, breath.
ing incarnation Of all that Is sweet
and tender. The dramatic situations
are numerous and powerful, and the
sacrifices, remuneration and ultimate
triumph of the abused and oppressed
title character are thrilling in the ex-
treme.
Alice McCloud, very pretty CIR.
living in a small country town is
loved by two men. One, John nar-
desty, is President of the local bank,
the other Paul Ferguson, the bead
cashier. She accepts Ferguson. much
to the intense suffering of Hardesty,
who loves her dearly. Ferguson and
the girl marry and go West. Two years
later, the girl has passed through
much suffering at the hands of her hus-
band. After the birth of her child.
she dies, and her husband nicknames
the baby girl Rags"
So, after sixteen years we find
- Rags a wild. uncouth child of the
West. Her father has fallen lower
and lower and :" Rags" has very little
love for him, but she often defends
him from the assaults of the other
roughnecks in the town. After many
thrilling episodes Rags" finds herself
from rags TO riches. Rags" is a
genuine Pickford classic.
Tomorrow matinee and night Guard
ing Old Glory a picture teeming with
interest.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29

So many questions have been asked
about "Who Pays" that we will en-.
deavor to clear every point. ''Who
Pays" is the theme of series of three
reel pictures One part of three reels
will be shown every Friday for IA
weeks from three TO ten-thirty p. m.
Every part is complete story-and
is not continued in any way except
that the same people take part.
Ruth Rowland, an old time favOrite
is the star featured. They are the
very best class of pictures and have
been run in only a very few theatres
at the price we are asking for them.
We know that you will appreciate the
value of this series of pictures.
The other picture is q Kslem comedy
Fooled, featuring the little come
dian, Bud Duncan.
Don't fail I, be on hand tomorrow to
see the great fve-reel Star Favorite
feature THE Closing Net" and other
good pictures.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-29
SNAP SHOTS.

The Bureau of Standards has de.
veloped test for platinum.
In a year 4,472 hours of sunshine
are possible, but few places ever ex.
perience the maximum except Denver.
"A muscle from a frogs leg is
utilized by a French inventor TO receive
and record wireless signals
"A bracket to hold pocket electric
tiashlight in almost any position and
leave its users hands free has been
patented.
Peat, Impressed and formed into
sheets, is replacing cork in Germa v
as an insulating material against heat
and cold.
Many tropical plants possess light
giving qualities, their blossoms and
stems being luminous and their juices
also being phosphorescent.
To permit lead pencil to be neatly
sharpened is the purpose Of new de-
vice that holds pencil and guides a
knife blade along the point.
"A novel mousetrsp is intended to
be fastened 70 a tub of water into
which it drops rodents that venture on
fitting table to reach the bait.
An edible oil, which also cam be
used as an illuminant and in soap, is
being made from grape seeds in large
quantities by new Italian process.