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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

Success to Tucson's second session of the southern
Arizona fair, strongly under way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

Villa threatens to whip the United States. There's
soul stirring experience awaiting him If he ever tres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
Another Brilliant Idea

Now FL Paso is starting another movement that
promises great things. belated but still timely. It
remains with individuals how great the benefit shall
BE- The Herald refers the movement to promote
the general knowledge and Of the Spanish tongue
IN this community
It seems little strange that living the boundary
line Of country of 100000 Spanish speaking people,
and with 10000 Spanish speaking people IN our own
community with Spanish speaking people engaging 10
cay all lines of business trades, industries, profess
sions and empoymens the current knowledge Of Span
ISL among the rest of the population is scant-
Now have compulsory Spanish in the public
schools But that is recent. Every child in scnool
adays receives a Imited-very imited-amOunt Of
Spanish instruction part OF the required course,
though he may elect But outside of private in
structors private classes and private schools there has
hitherto been provision for adults learning Spanish
Now it is purposed that the Y. NJ C. A. shall start
night school for Spanish with fees purely nominal
so that all may take advantage. The local association
of bank clerks has taken interest IN the matter
of Spanish instruction. and will conduct its classes
for members. The chamber OF commerce Is working out
plan to conduct and evening classes Spanish,
not only for members but for the general public.
High commentator is due this movement. The
Herald has often referred to the Language barrier
the greatest barrier between nations and races on this
earth Seldom do people Of alien tongue understand
appreciate each other they would If they fully under
stood each others speech The same odd kink in human
nature that prompts to shout louder and louder
at person Of foreign speech, makes one nstinctively
doubt his sanity, his morals and his good intentions
-o
One effect of such law as the Arizona 30 percent
law would be to force naturalzed citizenship good
many persons better kept outside the body Of qualified
electors.
The embattled men, and children of SeTvia
are furnishing the world example Of a true fighting
nation undaunted by any hostile force matter what
its power
Villa threatens to whip the United States There's
soul stirring experience awaiting him II he tres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

The embattled men, women and children of Servia
furnishing the world example Of a fighting
nation undaunted by any hostile force matter what
its power.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

One effect of such law as the Arizona 30 percent
law would be to force into naturalzed citizenship good
many persons better kept outside the body Of qualified
electors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

. ROFITS are what tbs storekeeper
has after he has paid his bills, and
you have settled his account
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

n TURsE Jane Fuzzy wuzzy. the
IN muslzrat lady who kept house
- for Uncle Wiggily LOngears, the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29
SERVICE
AUTOS ARE HELD
Juarez Officials Hold Up All
Hire Cars For Duty;
Causes Auto Panic

All public service automobiles from
El Paso which went TO Juarez sunday
evening were held up by the Mexican
customs officials and a duty demand
ed There were IS Of the public serv-
ice cars held up in Juarez Sunday
and Sunday night
The customs officials. the drivers
claim, took the position that, since
the cars were being operated in Jua-
rez for revenue, they should pay the
regular customs duties on the Mex
lean side. which is based on the weight
Of the cars.
Roy CannOn's car was among those
seized. Monday a telephone message
was received by Cannon TO the effect
that he could get his car by sending
after IT, This was done.
Cadillac car 1900, on the stand OF
the FL Paso Auto and Livery company,
vas also seized The driver was also
ordered under arrest by the customs
officer at the bridge. but. after being
held for a couple Of hours. was re
leased and permitted 70 come back TO
FL PasO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29
"HOlIEs OUR SPECIALTY."

THE LARGEST LIST IN FL PASO.
Near SHOPS room home $500.
$3.50 down. SIS monthly
500 Down. SEQ Monthly for this 3
: room brick modern. on corner and car
line near school Cut from $4,000 10
S-l0o- Good place to start a storel.
Sacrifice room modern brick on
Boulevard Cost owner $500. Cut to
$4,000 If taken quick; terms Rents for
$40 monthly.
Walking Distance-Near Mesa school.
room brick. fronting south. Cut from
Sf5o0 10 $500, large sleeping porch.
Win take half cash.
Hawkins Bros. 20 collect your rents
apartment Site-The cheapest buy
on our books 1O4x12O. near BouIe-
for two apartment houses. Price Is
percent below market
A PicEup-Close In. room home
on corner; modern. pebble dash:
walking distance c. Fl g. s A shops.
Cut from $4,000 20 $2250 for quick sale.
$500 down, $50 monthly.
On St Nrain-5 room brick. east
front Special price $3.50 terms
VIII Take Vacant Lots as part pay
ment on this % room apartment
house On corner. fully occupied.
New BunEalOW-Furnac hardwood.
paved, walks; - feet front $500
down Never occupied. $4,000
e ROOM = Story Brick-Near high
school, for quick sale $780, terms.
Rents for $40
On Montana-New bungalow. Every
thing to be found in a bungalow. easy
terms Autos at your service
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29

Dissertations taken
at s a. m. 18th me
ridian time (5 a. m
Fl Paso time). March
20. 1915
FORECASTS.
El Paso and Vi
ciulty-Unsettied to-
night Tu day
cloudy.
New 1fexico To-
night and Tuesday
generally cloud y-
probably rain or
snow north portion
colder Tuesday.
Arizona - Tonight
and Tuesday cloudy.
probably rain or
snow north portion;
slightly colder to-
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29
For SaIe-Farms and Ranches

FOR SALE-One second hand fan run
ming gear az a bargain Phone 2l7-
1 WANT To SELL my ranch in the state
Of Sinaloa. Mexico. About 1000 acres OF
land. crossed by the Southern Pacific OF
Mexico r. p: with a big ditch for perma-
nent irrigation: great improvements; the
best kind Of land. I wish to deal with
buyers directly and so avoid commissions
20 be paid 20 Intern edfaries- Address for
all kind OF information to n A. Barrantes,
NoEales-Arizona P O.. box 27L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29

$50.
Nice little room house in G. Y, one
block OF car 800 cash. Better look at
lh-S
$500
. rooms; lots 5Ox125 and on car line; easy
terus5 shed and fence
$1,000
East El Paso; . lots and room house:
large barn and plenty OF fence electric
lights, city water.
$3.50
& corner lots on La Luz St, 2 rooms and
sleeping porch. south front; & blocks OF Alta
Vista school.
$780,
rooms. East El Paso; house cost $3.50
VIII trade.
$780,
$50 down. room brick house. East E
Paso; lot 55EI25- . blocks Of car line
We have plenty more at every price.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone $50 100 San Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29

West Texas-Tonight unsettled. warmer
IN north portion Tuesday, cloudy; colder III
the Panhandle.
Precipitation in last 81 hours tin inches.
weather at s a. ---..--------.I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29
TRADE

TRADE.
500 acres rich valley land on
r R. and county road Ow1sr
viii trade for CITY property.
Price low and bound TO increase.
CORNER on BOULEVARD.
; room house. rents SIS mo.
Owner viii take sf5O0-S1ael In
trade
ONE OF THE BEST
Pieces Of business propeff.-- past-
ly improved Rents $3.50 m9l-n.
Price $4,000; win take so per
cent in trade.
SEVERAL CORNERS
In business district See US gor
prices
BrOaddus & Le Baron.
-Qs--l0 First Nat Bank B'lE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29
COTNTY ROAn RARGAIN-

COUNTY ROAD BARGAIN.
5000 buys -iz acres about g miles down
on paved road all cleared and has about
30 bearing fruit trees. close 20 iu.erurban
station $3.50 cash.
BUNGALOW BARGAIN.
New 3 room red pressed brick bungalow.
All buliun features, hardwood floors. Elassed
I'm sleeping porch. lot 50x1fo. This is one
OF the best built houses in IL Paso- Price
only $3.50; good terms
ALTURA BARGAIN
$3.50 cash buys . corner lots. perfectly
level
4 HOME BARGAIN.
The incest place you ever saw for the
money Modern room red pressed brick
bungalow. all builtn features. hardwood
floors. breakfast room. dressing room nice
lawn. 20 feet OF ground; on IT. Boulevard
in Grand View. on car line. Price only
sf00o-s500 cash.
LOWER VALLEY BARGAIN
$500 buys 1a acres o. good land close TO
Fsletu5 good terms
d. e. Heineman.
Phone SIS. zoe Mills St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29

VALLEY LAND
SPECIAL.
Is acres. f125 per
acre paved road;
IA miles from Fl
Paso. near Tsleta
good soil. terms =
cash. balance easy.
Special because OF
location and quality
Of soil for this price.
Other tracts from 9
acres uD-
NEWMAN
INVESTMENT co.
100 san Antonio 81.
Phone $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29
For Sale-Roomine Houses.

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SMALL HOTEL
Tn the city can now be bought at a bargain.
Owner going out Of town p rooms. ele-
Elntly furnished. cheap rent. A location
you would be proud o. Nets S200 per month
So room hotel. wonder at $500. Only
$500 cash and S75 per month
on Myrtle Ave. 10 room house. beautifully
furnished. $500 rent $40 per month
Beautiful room home. close in. new and
completely furnished Owner leaving city.
WIN sacrifice furniture at S550-35o0 cash,
s-5 Per month
" z ToWnley.
with r. c. Bailey Land Co
Phone -0GS. SOC Mesa Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29
WEATHER BULLETIN.

L. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BTREAT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29

For Sale or Exchange-ReaI Estate.
FOR SALE-10 acres OF land IN best valley
in Oregon. or VIII trade FOR livestock, auto
mobile or anything in equal value. Phone
2S34 J.
FOR SALE Or TRADE
sTiz feet frontage on Oregon. this side o.
Rio Grande St VIII trade for or room
house on vacant lots This is a good buy
and can be traded on cash basis
See Beeson-Jnmes l.. Mari & Co.
800 San Antonio ST Phone 1850
EQUITY in room house and some cash as
first payment on 8 or room house
Two choice lots in Douglas Ariz. value
$500. as first payment on q house in FL Paso.
Very pretty home. clear OF debt. in Toyah.
Tex. value $3.50. as part payment on
house in Fl Paso-
Two lots wanted as first payment on a
close in s room house on Wyoming st.
Howell Realty Co, zoe Herald Bldg.
For Sale-Rooming Houses.
N---~~~~~---~-~-~-~~~~--~
FOR SALE By OWNER-I0 room roominE
house; good Location Phone 2S45-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29

H.
HERE ARE SOME OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE PROPER
TIES ON THE MARKET, AT
BARGAIN PRICES
YOU SHOULD SEE IT.!
S440O.
Rio Grande St bargain.
room and sleeping porch. Elassed
IN. a beautiful south front bun
Ealow, furnace heat Terms can
be made. Must sell quick.
$3.50.
Close in red pressed brick
room modern bungalow. close TO
high school terms. Close in
homes sell quickly
$500. b.
room new bungalow. I'D 10
the minute, garage, lots. fruit
trees in bloom; . blocks Of Alta
! vista school can make any
terms.
& rooms. @ blocks Alta Vista
fschool. full lots. south front.
frrees, grass, flowers. Nice little
. home.
VALLEY LANDS.
s. acres. 30 in alfalfa, on
main canal, room house and
Aoutbuildings. A bargain Would
Aconsider other property in
trade.
1G0 acres $50 per acre. Fine
nand. under ditch. been in cult
fation. Got 90 sell
White-Paden Realty Co.
Phone 1873
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29

/ /Ho-EJNs-S CUsE
X FoPN1VNlg-N
/ ~ SEE n DIS RE /
! GErreE LotilER 1Eafl
'H NAB N0W =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29

or what VIC have been telling you. that we
could sell sou land FOR less than any other
agent here-and remember that we have
other proofs IN the way Of bargains We
select one tract Of each size i'm each section
Of the valley al time for sale. and each
tract offered Is the best and cheapest f0r
its size i'm its locality
We are Offering under this plan 20 acres
Of land one mile from Mesiua and miles
from Las Cruces, Of ass fine quality OF soil
as any in the valley all level. under the
LeasDurg dam, with water rights i'm the
Mesilla main ditch. signed up under the
government some en- alfalfa. the rest ready
90 be planted in grain crops. Price only $50
per acre, or $500, which Is ouiy half price.
But this property must be sold before the
first, as owner has obligations 90 meet on III
plso property
r c. Bailey Land CO.
thcne zoo 500 Mesa Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29
For Sale Real Estate
CounfrH PronsrfF.


FOR SAIL room house on lot 1o9z14e.
on paved road at Tsleta. Tex. Call at
Julius Loewenstein's. Tsieta. Texas
INVESTORS ATTENTION - small amount
OF cash viii take proposition in the lower
valley that viii make attractive investment.
A land proposition that viii stand the clos
est investigation Address Kim. care Herald.
160 4. RELINQUISHMENT. o miles from
depot, S200; also leo A. relinquishment adj
foining, fenced. $3.50. no improvements but
Ene close in location. $50 A. reIiuquishment.
very shallow water. fenced. $500 plus govt.
filing fees C. d. Miller. Tular0sl. y. n
MR. LABORING NAN.
Do you want or 10 acre tract OF land
planted TO alfalfa 7 have $40 acres Of land
In and 10 acre tracts that I viii sell on
instalment plans. For further particulars
write giving phone or street number.
G. L. Williams,
T04 Arizona St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29
For SaIe-Farms 40 Ranebes

THE BEST SMALL FARSI proposition in
Texas 500 cash. balance easy. one crop
viii pay for land. Call at room 9. Court
House block. Tuesday and Wednesday. 1 70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29

Groom bungalow. new. with
basement. on Boulevard. $500.
VIII take good lots as first pay
ment; balance easy
Have purchaser for bargain in
well located lots
- acres, upper valley on main
road; part alfalfa; good buy at
So.
ANY size tract on the Island al
so TO SEQ; easy terms
For any kind Of ranches
SEE U.s.
Davis-Tandy Com. Co.
Rooms 512-14 Trust Bldg
Phone SOFA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29

For Saie-FurniEure.
! thNiEUR RE for sule cheap. SIS Texas
FOR sALE-Rontop desk. so Phone $50
mornings
FOR SALE-Furniture Of room modern
cottage Slf y ochoa- corner Montana
FOR sALE-New Victor typewriter and rolf
top desk. 500 san Diego.
FOB SALE-Good household furaiture. COS
san Diego.
MASSIVE foot round pedestal table. SO
Removal sale. Bait Furniture Co.. rs s.
stanton
NV FURNITURE exchanged for old. VIII
buy second hand goods Phone 1888
Home Furniture Co.. III y. Stanton St
PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES AZ
Wholesale prices. One burner. sA25: two
burner, $685.; three burner s845 western
Furniture Co. sos s. Fl Paso.
BARGAINS.
NlI sell all second hand goods at so per-
cent off, call on US before you buy and
save money.
Legal Furniture Co.
Fhone sI9i. 2o6 S. Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29

NE5r s7aNGALOW on EASY TERMS.
s rooms b. red pressed brick. @ full lots
now heinz paved modern ia every 7articu-
lar PRICK s2SID-S-55 casll-baIarce on
cay monthly payments
ge7ne- T. Mari & Co.
sOE san AlGtcni0 St Phone 1919.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-29

5000 CASH
Good fve-room brick house on two
lots. $50 90 cash, balance $500 per
month. including interest.
To Trade.
- acres Of good valley land. $4,000
per acre, trade for vacant lots or
snail house.
NEW STATE REALTY COMPANY
S-5 Mills Bldg. Phone 1921
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12

Little hope upon it, There ar. 700 many holes
in It, and the opportunities 1t furnishes for
smuggling In ways that will be very difficult
TO detect too many for it to amount to any
solution of the problem If everybody were
going to be good and hold themselves down
strictly to the law. 1t might help. But man
who habitually drinks much whiskey as
quart in two weeks be expected to obey
the law any further :han he has to. We regret
to say it, but in candid judgment the sub
lstitute BILL written by the conference or the
committees of the Senate and House will not
tie worth to the sobriety of the State the paper
that 1t was written on. II time should demon
strate that we are mistaken in this, none will
rejoice over IT. more than we.
The position into which that bill attempts to
throw the temperance forces of the state is too
illogical TO admit of defense. 1t would put us in
the ridiculous attitude of favoring the prohi-
bition OF the liquor traffic for the state, but in
favor of regulating the traffic as it pertains to
the interstate business In other words II sac
rfices the principle of prohibitions at the State
line We have never been aware, and not
yet prepared to admit that principles are true
or false according to locality And not
ready to admit that whskey shipped from be-
yond our State borders will do our citizenship
any less harm than similar liquor sold within
our borders Furthermore, we have been, and
still are, unable to the logic that will vote
the traffic beyond the State lines and then de-
those lines to these same parties when the OPP
portunty Is ours to prevent the latter. But what
has logic to do with politics? They seldom keep
company. and the Senate of North Carolina
was playing politics.
The above is only a candid statement OF our
convictions. If the bill that passed will
dICe the consumption of intoxicating liquors in
North Carolina below what 1t has been under
existing laws. then we favor it to that extent.
We did not wish the state torn and agitated by
a liquor campaign. We have settled that ques-
ton once for all in North Carolina. The fight
against the evil will go on, and In few years
all anti-shipping laws will be out OF date-there
Will be nowhere to ship from. The legalized
traffic is doomed and the sentence of extermina-
ton is rapidly being put into execution. The
glorious go liberty Of drinking whiskey, which
seems so dear to many stomachs. will soon be
a thing Of the past, so far as legally providing
for it Is concerned. God speed the day!-Ral
eigh Christian Advocate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
PROCEED CALMLY.

In the case OF the German cruiser at Newport
News the State Department has taken action as
definite as is possible under the circumstances
That action will not be hurried or ill-advsed
hut after full understanding of the case has
been arrived at. We feel sure that the people
will not permit themselves to be carried away
by situation that hae already existed for some
weeks. but We feel equally sure that definite
assurance will he demanded from the German
government In regard to the case OF the sinking
OF an American vessel sailing within its rights.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
FRIDAY

not completed the responsibility ,cH rest not on
The Commission. but the MAJOR. whose idea
il to institute an investigation, and who
cannot shrR that responsibility.
SO far as any investigation of the Police Board
is concerned. the Vice Commission has not and
we feel confident will not, undertake the role of
prosecutors. The Ne1cs Lcuder states the Mayor
aas challenged" the Vice Commission TO put
up or shut ur" Why should the Mayor "chaI-
lenge" Commission OF his own creation? No
body asked him 10 appoint Commission. and
board Of prosecutors but investigation The
Mayor states that he must be given specific
charges" against specific individuals, or there
viii be no investigation, and the Times, Dispatch
says;
The Times.Dispatch has believed that the
situation revealed Ivy the inquiry the Vice
Commission conducted made necessary. for
the public protection, full revelation of
the facts. so far these facts bore on police
administration, There has been no depart
ure in this office from that belief
The city administration, however holds
10 another theory, preferring burial to ex-
posture 10 the air q means Of erecting re-
form. That theory has received enough hard
knocks in the last twenty years to force its
abandonment. but 1t has had IN this case
the trcit dcquieSccnce Of the Vice Commits
sion and II should be said frankly of many
excellent and philosophical citizens.
Why IS it that papers that opposed the en-
forcement Of the law are so eager to berate the
Vice Commission? When has The Vice Com
mission given "tact acqnescence" to any such
policy? II has not reported any specific charges
because it was not appointed to make such re-
port. and has nobody TO whom to report
charges" 1t was appointed by the Mayor to
investigate conditions and report them to him.
Il has reported those conditions and the Mayor
alone is the person to determine whether the
facts brought out at his instance lay the founda-
ton for charges against the Police Board The
Vice Commission has nothing to do with the
policy of which the mes-DispGtch speaks.
The Commission cannot as a body or as indi-
to undertake the unpleasant task of acting as a
prosecuting body, but the Mayor cannot refuse
to see that tho Commission completes its work
Of reporting conditions and making recommcn
dations In accordance with his request TO It at
the beginning OF the task but the Commission
may be assured that the people will support II
in carrying its efforts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12

The temperance forces of the state under the
leadership OF the Anti-Saloon League. asked the
Legislature just closed for bread and they have
received q stone instead. The law that has been
passed Is not what they asked for nor is it.what
they had a right to expect at the hands of those
VINO protested TO be their servants at Raleigh.
Thousands upon thousands of petitions were pre-
Aented from the people from all parts of the
state asking that legislation be passed prohibit
ing the shipment of liuuor into North Carolina
for beverage purposes. and there were virtually
none presented against it, If there were men
their voice be heard with the exception of a
few newspaper articles. Tho House OF Repre-
sentatives responded nohly TO the call and
Passed the measure 1o5 to Z. A majority of
The Democrats in the Senate. with the aid and
comfort Of the solid Republican vote, side
stepped the Issue. The people of North Carolina
viii not be deceived.
The move which killed the law the people
wanted was the Senate amendment to submit
J. again to a vote of the people We have vet
10 hear of a person who wanted that. We do
not believe that there was a Senator who advo-
really wanted the State agitated with another
liquor campaign. We have not the remo,est
idea that one Of them thought It would be done
They did by 1t what they intended to do--pre-
vent the passage of bin to prohibit the ship
ment OF liquor into North Carolina. That is the
simple English of 1T. and few people will be so
blind as not to see it.
But Is not The law that passed limiting
the quantity Of spirituous liquor to one quart
and of malt liquor to five gallons TO any person
IN fifteen consecutive days, great advance
on present conditions? There are many who
Saloon League of the State processes himself
II be among the number. There are many tenn
perance folks who will be quite satisfied-for
a time Canddly, for our part. we build but
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-12
THE VIRGINIA JUDICIARY.

honor and reputation, charges against the nteg
rity OF any member o. that body should be
proven completely or dsproven conclusiyey
The House. We believe, acted wisely in referring
TO a committee the questions involved in the
charges made by Delegate Powell against Judge
Chichester We trust that the judge will make
flied in the supplementary accusation OF the dele
gate
As general thing Investigations are unde-
sirable and often provoked on the fimxiest Of
excuses. Any charge affecting the Virginia judi
clary should he carefully and fully investigated