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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22
aIlcween Party,

halloween rarty.v
Miss June Williams will entertain
ne younger high school set vita a
halloween party, Friday, Oct. 29th,
honor of Miss Dot Browne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22
Nomen,s Auxiliary

Moments Auxiliary,
Mrs. Fred Madden was hostess to
e womans auxiliary, Division mo. 2,
esterday. The program was a fol-
lows:
Roll Call ....., Fayorite Songs
-'9Colrmbia the Gem of
the Ocean, ..........,..,.. All
2ovnd Table Talk--The effect of
Music in the Home and
Community
low VIZ Can Make Better Fair
Next Year ..... Mrs. Madden
.ecitation ... William Humphrey
Piano Solo .. Retta Rotterman
aecitatien ... Fannie Wenner
ec.tation Clara May Humphrey
'iano Solo ... Ruba Rotterman
The five numbers concluding the
rogram were by pupils from Miss
coma. Keiffer's school.
Refreshments were served by the
ostess and there were three guests,
lines Purviance, Beasley and Bill
ings. Mrs. Harry Whiteley is a
lew member of Division No. ,.
Mrs Frank Burford leaves tonight
r tomorrow for Carthage Mo. to
pend couple of weeks with friends.
Program.
by the b. b. p w. at Pleasant
ill school. Saturday Oct. s3rd, 1919
p. M:
Instrumental Solo .....-....,..-
..........,... Louise Backhaus
and Low .B. b. p W.
'lay-tsMrs. Browns Visitor Act |.
Srs. Brown ......-. Maud Pnrviance
iIrs. BLACK .~.. Nellie Purviance
Irs. White ........ Ruth Butler
Jennie, Mrs. Browns daughter.
....-.....4s Clara Backhaus
Lost Kittyn---B. B r. w.
aeading-'The Railroad Cross
ing .... Edwin Wiancho
the Sunset Turns
the Oceans Blgs te Gold"
Willie and Nellie Purviance
Play-Dr Cure All, in two acts
Characters:
DR.. Cme-All. who has a remedy
for everything .....s.
............. Willie Puryian e
Maria. a fourteen-year-old Office
girl. who has peculiar gait
............... Maud Puryianee
Irs Brown. who wants to reduce
her flesh s...... Grace Butler
Hiss Jane scrimpins. who desires
10 bleach her hair. ........
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22

Mrs. Frank Burford leaves tonight
n tomorrow for Carthage, Mo, to
spend a couple of weeks with friends.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-22

Woa en- farmers in oregon number
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
E PAS0ANS ARE
WE'D IN CRUCES
One Couple Picks Up Min
lister on the Road to
Marry Them.

Las Cruces. y. N. Oct. 3o.-Walter
Irwin and Miss Lillian Medley We're
married in the Dona Ana county court
house at $50 o'clock last evening by
Rev. Hunter Lewis. of Mesilla Park
As the young couple were coming by
auto to Las Cruces they encountered
some auto trouble and Rev Mr. Lewis.
happening along, played the good
Samaritan and. as a reward, was
brought by the young people to Las
Cruces and hOnored by being asked to
perform the marriage ceremony
Another FL PasO Couple Wed.
Alton B Weathersby and Miss Lena
G. DOlezal, both Of Ell PasO. We're quiet
" married at the home Of Rev H +.
Vermillion on the Alameda, Rev. Mr..
Vermillion officiating.
Will Live in FL FasO-
At the Presbyterian manse were mar
ried by Rev. Duncan Matheson, Miss
Oracle Shipley. Of Lacrosse, Wis, and
James F. Harren, Of Memphis Tenn.
They returned TO FL PasO, their new
home.
Epidemic Under Control.
The outbreak of diphtheria in the Pi
cache school district is under control
and no new cases expected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30

next Wednesday evening and Thursday.
President A E ROwlands. Of the lOeaI
Rotary club, pays the following Tib-
Allen d. Alberts is a. post gradu-
ate OF the school which comes nearest
to turning out the universal man
journalism From cub reporter TO pub
Usher. war correspondent, student OF
law. chemics. physiology. political his
tory. Greek. Latin. physics and eco
Monies. he is a clear thinking man,
great hearted and eloquent. He IS
president of the Minnesota Acad-
Minnesota state art commission
president church club Of the
diocese Of Minnesota. chairman OF
the executive committee Of the Mime
sofa Commercial and Civics federation
and lecturer for the extension division
Of the University Of Minnesota
In addition TO the above he is a reg
ular contributor 10 the editorials Of
five weekly and monthly magazines
and continues his university extension
work Among the essays on economics
written by him are How Far Should the
Government Fix the Prices and The
Forces That Build Cities Upon both
subjects he has been lecturing for
years He is a doctor Of physiology in
fact, IL not in title
He was representative OF the Wash
ingtOn Star, Chicago Daily News and
the New York World during the Span
n-AmeriCan war and was chairman
of the corps Of war correspondents on
duty with the division of Gen. Guy c.
Henry He is a prominent man in the
Associated Adclubs OF the World As
representative Of the International Ro-
tary CLUB he represents about $4,000
Rotarians. business men of every vo-
cation. Rotary lives because Of such a
spirit The Rotarisns OF FL Paso ex-
tend TO their international president a
hearty welcome. 7 quote from The
Man With the Hoe
Welcome TO our golden land.
Bring your heart and let Us win it.
Welcome-here' our hand
With our own heart pulsing in it.
Mr.. Alberts will be the guest Of honor
at the Rotary club luncheon at Hotel
Paso del Norte next Thursday at u
o'clock, The club win open its doors on
that day to all business men Of Fl Paso.
The price Of the luncheon viii be IS
cents
Thursday evening Mr.. Alberts will
speak to the public on city Building
in the First Christian church. under
the joint auspices Of the Rotary club
and the chamber Of commerce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
By MRS. s. S. BAKER

TT Is a deplorable coincidence that
our ilustrious presidents declara-
= ton in favor Of suffrage should
have come simultaneously with the an
uouncement Of his engagement to such
a charming representative Of our sex
for men DO. and viii persist m maAlls
This 2 question of sex, Illogical though
this may be. mn,
A well known woman whose polllcai
clarity Cf vision seems 10 be recognized
nv even our friends. the men. has SAID
that Mr. wilson's conversion helped the
cause in New Jersey by just one vote
In view Of all the circumstances. rear
she was correct in her estimate COM
ing as il did. on the eve Of election and
the heels of the announcement OF ms
enhancement. it is to be feared that most
of the voters received the Immediate
IMPRESSION that his conviction Was per
haps not due so largely TO an over
vvheTrnfne desire to see women vested
with all their natural and legal rights
"a g from a very natural instinct 10 please
the one with whoE he hopes TO spend
his future life.
The Presidents Action.
Whether our presidents action be Tor
vvomenkind i'm general. or for one IN
future conduct will answer. but We be-
Ieve that in view of the publicity CIV
en- we may confidently expect 10 re-
ceive active support from the white
The action Of the New Jersey poll
ticianz. far from being the solar pleNus
blow which their demonstrations indi-
Gated they considered il, has only been
an absolutely conclusive answer 10 one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30

OF the anti arguments-that women
viii not be a purifying power IN pom
tics II not why did every ware n ne is
get out and work as never before 10 de
feat this measured Tt is a well estab-
lished fact that politics are corrupt
have been from time immemorial-and
it is claimed, viii always be
Corrupt Bosses Action
Why then are these corrupt office
holders and politicians so extremely
anxious to prevent the women OF New
jersey from expressing by ballot their
opinion of the candidates put up by
these very politicians Is it from a
fear that elections viii cost more
money! Surely not-men seem always
cheerfully willing TO bankrupt them
selves with a campaign Contribution,
when a request for the price or a new
hat from his soCalled better half would
precipitate an upheaval at the sight OF
which Vesuvius would shrink in shame
at its Incompetence
sThe Willy Politician
The vail has gone forth all over the
commercial world that men cannot find
work because women will do the same
work for less money. May We not sus-
peCt then that many voters oppose US,
not because they are afraid women's
votes would raise the cost OF cam
paigns. but rather because they fear
their own votes viii depreciate in value
as a marketable commodity If this
be the case then one can hardly blame
the men for ohjectinE TO the women
voting as observation compels us to
believe that the only interest many men
take in politics is just at election time,
when a vote has a monetary value
1t is amusing TO an outsider, as wOm-
en- perfOrce must be. as yet TO note the
geniality Of a candidate Tor the few
months preceding election and the
heart whole credulity with which his
prospective constituents gaze upon his
promises Catch lot Of women taking
stock in what some suddenly cordial ac-
Quaintance saysl
Mans Appeal TO Man
Whenever heretofore cold and IN
approachabIe person suddenly begins
stopping one on the corner Tor but
tOnhole chat about intimate matters, in
every Woman's mind bObs up the Ques-
ton Just what is he-or she-after3'
without being the least bit cold or un-
responsive every woman would at once
stop to wonder just what &c is all about
and no beer soaked politician is going
TO get woman's vote by the offer OF
genial conversation, a cigar. and the
whispered confidence that unless he
is elected he doesn't know how he is
going to meet his note at the bank.
Men can be flattered to death by such
confidence, but whenever man begins
telling me how hard a pull he has TO
keep the kids in school, I wonder why
he doesn't do a little work. less talking
and pay his notes Off himself instead OF
some office he probably viii pay some
woman clerk TO fin for him, merely for
the sake Of aiding him TO keep his
boys in school or some other equally
to the conscientious voter-uncOnvinc-
ing reason
what Woman Wouldn't Do.
IN reviewing the past years Of bust
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
MEXICAN STOCKS.
MONEY AND METALS.
0Bv Ass0cIated Eress-I
= - % -E.-LnMLnr Ware
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET
(By Associated Presz)
New YORK. oct 30.-Mercantile paper
3a31z-
Bar silver f&e
Mexican dollars. 81
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds. strong
Copper steady electrolyuc SIS 2 ls-l- \
Iron firm No 1 Northern $3.50 g ll-tus
No. . Northern S1s-25 1915; No. l southern
$3.50 1875 No .. Southern Sl6-50G 100
The metal exchange quotes tin firm,
S5450G15-
The metal exchange quotes lead Sa-49-
LONDON METALS
London Eng. Oct 30--The London met
els market closes as follows
Lead E.5. s15-
SPOT copper i55. futures s77 SO; electro
lytic ass. $40
spot tin fl5s. SIS; futures f15s, IS.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican currency. 16-
Mexican pesos 4oiz-
Carrauza currency s; chihuahua cur
rency not quoted.
II Paso Smelter Quotations.
Corrected Dally-l
Bar silver Handy Harmon quotations.
fszs-
Lead f23. SIS.
Pig lead s4-ls-
Copper wire bars 1875
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
IMPROVED CONDITIoss

IMPROVED CONDITIONS
CONTINUE. SAYS DUN'S-
New York Oct 30.-Duul's review today
saws Not only is there no step backward In
general business but each week the pcndu-
Iuul Of progress swings over wider area
and confidence is further strengthened me
forward movement gathers momentum in
snlte q various varying influences, such as
the INSTABILITY Of foreign exchange, the con-
gestion Of freight at terminal points ana
continued discussion in the ranks % labor.
and while expansion is still most pronounced
IN war lines. the whole conditions and pros
uects are much less checkered and irregular
than formerly Instead OF the marked hest
fancy and caution previously manifest large
projects are conceived and carried into ef-
fect in @ manner that attests the increased
confidence pervading the commercial world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago Liyestoek-Close-
1000. market SLOW. TO 10 cents above yes
rerdav-s average Bulk. $3.50 "a 1906 heavy,
g6.35 q 7-50s pigs. $3.50 zoe
CattIe-Receipts 500. market weak Na-
tive beef steers $500 1850; western steers
$500 $50: calves s7-15 100
sbeep-Receipts 5000; market firm Weth-
ers. ss-OOa6.65: lambs. S6.75 ESQ
Kansas City Livestock Close
Kansas CITY 40. CHGt- 3o--Hogs-t.e-
csipts 1900: market higher Bulk, 500 q
7.s0, heavy. $50 q 7-30; pigs. $4,000 SIS
CattIe-Receipts. 200; market STEADY
Prime fed steers. $9-65e 1875 western
steers. ss.53G $50. calves. $500 q 1900
Receipts. none: market STEADY
Lambs. sSe5 q S-15s yearlings, $500 lis
IT. Worth Livestock. Close
CBy Zeiger H0teLl
Hogs-Receipts. 500 market cents nlsh-
err Top. sss.S5. bulk. $500 6-So-
CattIe-Recelpts. go. market nonlinally
steadv for the week beef steers, steady;
butcher cows and heifers. steady Gamers.
Is to % cents higher. bulls, IS cents lover
choice calves IS cents higher; others steady .
light stoczer steers. 10 10 IS cents higher
Others steady. calves strong
No sheep today. sheep and lambs strong
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
YUMA LET'S CONTRACT TO
PAVE 1914 NILES OF ROAD

Yuma. Ariz-. Oct 30-The largest
paving contract ever awarded in Ari-
IONA has been awarded by the Yuma
county board OF supervisors to the q.
x c. Construction company. which is
TO pave 1914 miles OF road. between
Yuma and Somerton. for $4,000. The
pavement is TO be OF the bitulithic
type. When the contract is carried
out that stretch Of road viii be the
longest paved thOrOughfare in Arizona
Work is to begiL at once
Several uCEllIs ago the county sold
a $500 600 road bond issue This is
the first contract let
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
ALBERTS IS 4
GREAT STUDENT.
Head of Rotary Club Brings
a Message to Deliver
to Ell Pasoans.

When the Minnesota Commercial and
Civfcs federation was organized in Feb
ruary. 1915, they looked around for a
man to carry the organization through
successfully. Allen D. Alberts was the
unanimous choice of the incorporators
for the active head Of the BODY de
voted TO organizing the sound public
opinion of the state
Nr. Alberts. at present the interua-
tfonaI president OF the Rotary clubs of
The world. will be the guest of Ell PasO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grnins-Ciose-
Wheat-Dec. s101%, Nay. sLgSis-
Corn-Dec. 577sc; May. 5sSsc-
Oats-Dec asatc. May. $3.50
Chicago PrOyisiOns-Close.
Pork-Dec. 1412s Jan 1913
I.ard-Nov. S-sI. Jan $50
Rfbs-Nov. 1910 Jan ISL
kansas City Griins-Close
Kansas CITY. No. oct. 3o.-Wheat-No-
hard s1O0TIgS: no. red, S1,l5g III :
December. $3.50. Nay sSSc
Coru-No. , mixed 5SG59c. No white,
IS q soc. December 537sc; May. 3'7s e % = G
mixed. 34T 35c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
Conoicts Pick Apples on
Shares; TRUSTEES Get Half

santa Fe, y. NJ. Oct 3O.-Warden ].
B. McManus is sending out gangs OF
couvicts TO help in picking apples.
The apple crop in the Santa Fe and
adjoining valleys is so enormous that
not enough men can be hired to gather
the crop
The penitentiary sends TRUSTEES. who
are given one-half Of the crop in re-
turn for the labor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
For Rent-Rooms Furni,bed.

TUT AEEE"AOU4ls Z u u-3lEls
-~~~-~-~~-~-~-~-~~--~-~-
PRIVATE home. nice front bed room. con-
Meeting bath. walking distance Phone HOS J.
FURNISHED front room. suitable for one or
two gentlemen Ioi y santa Fe St
TWO large bed rooms for rent. steam heat.
hot water and Phone -76-, So ". Boulevard
FURNISHED rooms in private family. fur
mace heat SIS Z. Nevada
SOUTHERN HOTEL. outside rooms. 81 week
up. 4zs s Fl Paso-
NICELY furnished rooms. good location.
steam heat over Texas Grand Theater-
FOR RENT-To gentlemen. one front room
in private family Phone 1902 J
ATTRACTIVE room. bath. breakfast if de-
sired, private family Phone 63sf w
EXTRA large well furnished room for rent
1910 Arizona Phone 24o1 r.
HOTEL ADELANTE connecting rooms with
hath. steam heat. III n Kansas. Phone So47.
FOR RENT-Ni,e front room in private
family 1oos Arizona St Phone 1855
FURNISHED rooms. for rent. sunny rooms
suitable for or young men ~ y. stan
ton
TWO well furnished bed rooms adjoining
bath. private residence, furnace, heated Sleep
ing porch. Phone 20Ss r.
NEWLY furnished room In new home. fur
mace heat. hot water in room, pleasant for
girl employed. Phone 45is.
on Fl. BLISS car lire Sl2 per month. in
Guiding breakfast. single room with private
family. home comforts Phone e56L
LOVELY large front bed room TO party OF
two. either men or ladies in private family
Of two. board within block Sl5 n. Ochoa-
REAR rooms for . Cs400) or 3 (s450) men.
Exclusive bath. toilet; heat light. coy
neat; quiet. private Phone soi W
FRONT room. . squares from postoffice. op-
nosite public library. one large room. two
double beds. 419 y. FL Paso. corner Franklin
Phone 1906
LARGE well furnished front room. private
residence, best residential section on Mon
tana- References exchanged Address s W
Herald
SWELL room. new furniture. hot water
connecting bath. inclossd sleeping porch. l
block from Cleveland Square Phone f04e.
4ol Prospect
FOR EENr-Eztra large front room with
aIc0ye and private porch. steam heated. hot
running water. TO men only also another
room adjoining. separate beds II desired
70I \. Campbell, near Bonleyard-
For Rent-RoOms and Board
-~-~~--~-~---~--~~O~O~~-~--
. ROOM with porch Phone 6a52-
ROOMS and board sl2 y stanton
HEATED rooms. good board. 2e5 Prospect
NICE room with board. close in. no sick.
$50 up Phone 6S62 R.
BEST ROOMS with sleeping porches and
board 1910 n Oregon Phone 672
ROOM and board in private family. reason
able. Phone $3.50 NJ
PRIVATE family will room and board
couple. 1923 E. Rio Grands Phone 66l2 r.
GOOD table board. rooms. Mrs Washburn.
4U5 Prospect Phone 1851
. ROOM board. sleeping porch. for health
seekers who appreciate home. End Highland
PACK line. isis Sacramento
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
STRONG
DESPITE SALES
United States Steel Again
Leads the Stock List;
Anaconda is Active
NOTE-ouotations reflect closing price
Saturday. oct So

SATURDAY III "'-
New York. oct. s0.-Regardless Of heavy
selling for profits. today's market rose wei
-t,,--s y,asrar5lav's strong close Realizing was
ig-[.aI,- neurraIized by further covering o.
short commitments ,.
T-nited states steel again led the market
rising 2. 20 SSii- Anaconda was lhe h ,.
--,,-+ active stock gaining point at the
new record OF S37s. Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific were the chief features Of
me railway list. the former rising - "a
4gelL and Southern Pacific 2fs to 1913
Nev~ york Central. Norfolk and Western
and Chesapeake and Ohio also were in d.
nnaud. but Canadian Pacific was under pres
sure. various specialues. notably Antonao-
biIs stocks. were higher The closing was
strong
Bonds were strong
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
WOOL PRICES FIRMER AND
BUSINESS ABOVE AVERAGE

Boston Mass oct So.-The Commercial
rgr1IIetfn today says There has been con
sIderabIy above an average weeks business
here in wool Prices are not particularly
hfrher but they are flrmer and slight ad-
vances have been made in very Few IN
stances. On the other hand. there are a
feu iu the trade who stu lack commence
IN the strength Of the market
ssAdvfces from the goods centers are 10
the effect that business is better
The ordinary cost OF a Want Ad IN
The Fl Paso Herald IS p cents ~
reaches an average Of about 100000
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
Cotton Market.

New York Futures Close
View York. Oct 30.-Cotton futures closed
steady. December, 12OS. January, 12zS'
March. 1ef2- May. 1881. July, 1A52-
New York spot Cotton
sro+ cotton QUIET middIing uplands- ~ IS
sales. 100 bales
Liverpool spot Cotton
LIVERPOOL. Eng. Oct 3o--Cotton spot
steady GOOD middlinE. 7.3sd. mtcdling,
7.Ofd. low middHng. $50; sales. s0oo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

At Princeton. y. Final. Princeton
:. Williams o.
At Ithaca. n. T-Final. Cornell As.
Virginia Polytechnic O.
At Philadelphia. Pa.-FinaI: Ia
Fayette. H. Pennsylvania. O.
AZ Amherst. Aass-Final- Dart
mouth. %: Amherst. @.
At observation-disclosures Western Re
serve. I9, Denison. A.
At south Bethlehem-Final: Lehigh.
%. Gettysburg, o.
At Newark. n Final Rutgers,
a. Springfield Training school 13-
A dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duCed elsewhere is q dollar thrown at
your neighbours birds
Prosperity's first rule Buy home
products.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
For Rent-Kooms and Board.

For Rent-Rooms and Board.
~~~~~~~~~~-~-~- ~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~~--~-
NICE front room with board suitable for two
gentlemen or man and wife 7o3 ~ santa Fe-
NICE rooms. excellent board. $50. Phone
410S w
ROOM and board, good home cooking. so4
y Oregon.
ROOM and board by week or month. reas-
enable prices f01 Montana Phone 1855
FOR RENT-with board Nov. LIST large front
room. sleeping porch, steam heat 400 Pros
pect- Phone -947.
LARGE front room with good board for two
hot bath. reasonable. also small room. 1oll
Nevada
FOB RENT-Frout room in bungalow ex-
cellent board convenient. reasonable 10 one
or two men. 4I2 River Street
HANBSOsIEI.X furnished rooms and glassed
in sleeping porch. an conveniences. excellent
meals II desired. eos y oregon. or Phone
7e2o
VOS BETESEN'S SANATORIUM. for con-
vaIescents on f. Bliss car line away from
city dust and heat Trained nurse in
charge Home cooking. Rates SIC 20 SIS per
week Phone 16sA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
FTGN BTTTER.

ElEin. III. oct s0.-Butter higher; 1os
tubs sold al CSC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
C0PPER5 STRONG
FEATURE MARKET
Rails Also Are Strong Sat
urday and War Special
ties Open Higher.

The stock market opened strong Saturday
featured by rails anc copperz T. s Steel
featured the opening at ssis- a new high
record War specialties opened higher, but
became heavy and lost the overnight gains
Bethlehem was weak and closed at 524si-
Baldwin also lost and closed 81 points
under the opening Rails led By Union were
very strong. this stock making a new high
az I3g. St Paul also advanced TO %. 6 P
j. d o.. and others were also strong Cana
dian was heavy after yesterdays big ad-
vance and merely held its own
Coppers. under the leadership Of Anacon-
da which made another new high Of ssh.
practically all made substantial gains. IN
Guiding Inspiration. Chino. Ray and shat
tuck
ally unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
For Rent-Stores and Offices.

STORE. . living rooms. stable. in house OF
I1 apartments. $25 per month. Copia and
MADEIRA SITS. Three blocks from Park car line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
Human MadeLaws. Not Merely Man
Made Laws to Come w 18th Suffrage

Woman Contamination With Men at the
Ballot Box in Campaign Reviewed
By MRS S s BAKER.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
Ready Reference Bushes, Directory
Furniture Packing

FURNITURE refinished, upholstered, re-
paired and packed. White enamel and ivory
work a speciality Work guaranteed Phone
22Os Factory 1890, Myrtle Ave
HennigRr Bros
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30

HEAVY MACHINE and automobile part
welded promptly. Brown Welding Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30
crOcers & Meat Markets.

TRADE HERE AND SAVE MONEY
on groceries and fresh meats The best OF
staple and fancy groceries. also fresh meats.
cut Price Grocery. 40S Wyoming
Phone 1871.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-30

he following wire quotations furnished
Curtiss. Manning & Co. give the closing