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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02

For Sale-Farms and Ranches
81 ACRES cultivated land lower valley.
trade or terms SOC ~ Campbell
VALLEY lind.
SPECIAL.
10 acres $3.50 per acre. SO acres 10 y. old
fruit. apples, pears. peaches. apricots. pluns
, acres garden patch Q room adobe house
located near Hsleta or II L miles from Ei
Paso. Americans living on all sides Can
show interest income upon this fruit farm
Terms. $1,000 cash, balance time 10 suit
NEWMAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
Phone go. 100 san Antonio St
Fer Saie-Rooming houses.
FURNITURE REPAIRING.
T. L. Daniel Furn- d Matt Fcty.
GOOD HOTEL for sale. centrally located.
Phone @4iI.
II ROOMS. close in. doing good business
cheap Phone 6s62 N.
HERE Is a dandy good buy. J. rooms new
nome. new furniture. close in Price SS75.
room house. good furniture. close in Mesa.
Price SS75.
800 Mesa creeI a Phillips Pm 500.
THIS Is = SNAP.
II rooms. north side. rent only $50. Price
. rooms the best in city. ss7oo. $3.50 cash
balance easy
Terms
- rooms, b.'t and cold water in all rooms.
Only $3.50. Terms
10 room Housekeeping Rent $50. Close in.
only $500. Terms
See Mr. Rice at once
Ramey Bros.
sos First Nat Bank Bldg.
NOW Is the time to buy hotel or rooming
house Get ready for the biggest business
rooming house and hotel people Of Fl Pasu
have ever had. Hotels now fun new peo-
pie coming every day This new modern
hotel now filled TO its capacity with high
class people All large outside rooms hand
solnely furnished Fine location. 8 year lease.
Net income of more than $500 per month.
$4,000 cash Will swing.
DOT BILE on your investment within 80 DAYS
or secure net income OF $3.50 per month
for the total sum Of $3.50. Transient hotel
- large rooms centrally located. Owner
called out Of city must sell at once Good
lease Rent $50 per month
NEE1 UNUSUAL bargain Il rooms baths.
giassed In sleeping porches handsome new
fine location. $3.50. $3.50 cash balance $50
per mo.
FIRST CLASS boarding house. II rooms
beautifully furnished. desirable location, for
quick sale. Only sSo5.
CLOSE IN, rooms. apartments. private
baths. bed rooms. rented for so per month.
one housekeeping room. fine lease. for $3.50.
800 cash. balance S25 per month
NJ. =. TCWnley with
Bailey Land CO.
300 Mesa Ave. Phone 20sS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02

For Sale Real Estate
Country Property.

IOuntTy Property.
FOR SALE-Besr home farm in Ariz- Arte-
sian and ditch water. Part cash See Owner.
71S1z Z. No. ST.
FOR SALE-By owner. ten acres in young
orchard. pears and apples. all bearing Other
improvements, for particulars. address Box
"a. Ysleta. Texas.
SOMETHING INTERESTING.
For Sale-45 acres % miles up valley for
sale at $50 per acre. easy terms
For Sale acres near Xsleta Tor $3.50;
easy terms; on paved road
For Sale-4 room brick house on FruitaI
street $1,000; $500 bash. balance SIS per
month Two full lots
For Rent-6 lots corner Brown and Mis-
souri, streets. with good office and large
sheds. from Dec 1st
SEE Us Now
Davis-Tandy Commission Co
Phone 3014. 512-1s Trust Building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02

4 sACRIFICE-New room bungalow. close
10 Alta Vista school on corner 60x1zO. Price
$1,000 Easy terms.
4 ROOM cottage on BouL $50 down, $50
per month and interest
4 REAL SNAP on Montana street. room
south front on . lots garage, running water
in every room. Worth $500 Going at $500.
$500 cash.
$500 CIAS5I-New room bungalow in
Richmond terrace. East front Price $500
10 PER CENT On YOUR NONEN-New
apartment house, 20 apis. Rents for $500 per
month. Owner needs money quick Price
Ssg. 600 On I0Ox120 It. Of ground. Corner.
1 BEAU TIFTL home. cost SIS. 600 TO build.
There IS nothing in Fl Paso TO compare
with this bargain Make US an offer. II
must be sold quick
$3.50 CASH-These two houses rent FOR $50
per month. On paved streeta Price $3.50.
Cheap Three blocks OF school
Hawkins Bros. Phone 2S0O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02
STOCK FARM.

$50 acres in best part Of upper valley, 100
acres in alfalfa. This place is On main road
and main government ditch. Good brick
house, barns. sheds, wa gon scales, feeding
pens This ranch has outlet TO thousands OF
acres Of free grazing lana. You can clear
$4,000 per year Priced to sell or will con
slider trade.
See = i. Lane, with Security Realty Co.
4OS-409 First Nat Bank Bldg. Phone 6772.
SEE THIS NEW BUNGALOW.
rooms and basement on Tularosa street
Glazed sleeping porch. Furnace heat Hard
wood floors and all built in features 4
high class home at a very moderate price
Easy terms.
piper with james l. Mari & CO.
Telephone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02
For SaIe-Automobiies-Wanted.

; Pass, to tTade for Ford roadster, Ph, 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02

APARTMENT HOUSE sITE-Cornsr. five
minutes walk from Carnegie library. Size
Prospect avenue. This 10y far the biggest
bargain now being offered in apartment
house sites this close to the center Of the
city. The price is only $500 on very easy
terms VIII consider small tract Of valley
land as part payment. This is a genuine
bargain ate cut price for very short time
only. So please hurry.
Howell Realty Co.
zoe Herald Bldg Phone 567-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02

We have two choice pieces Of business prop-
erty listed with for short time These
two properties viii double in value in three
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02

BRAND NEW BUNGALOW S2950.
$3.50 Cash Balance Like Rent.
Red pressed brick, four large rooms and
sleeping porch. hardwood floors in two
rooms. built in book cases. buffet and
kitchen cabinet. Just off Montana St
fairly close in (26oO) block. See this
today
Pm. SOS. CreeI s Phillips. sO4 Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02

Two choice lots on Est.-eIla street. between
Tuiar0sa and Montana streets $500. Good
terms.
James L. Mari & Company.
ana san Antonio ST. Phones GaE0-495T
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02

OWNER viii sell S handsome building sites
overlooking city from reservoir hill view
unsurpassed Il blocks from plaza, lots
5Sxl50 and graded. street just paved Tel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02

CHEAP GOVERNMENT HILL Lots Of
them on Hueco St. Only $3.50. . adjoining
lots cannot be bought for less than 5000
II. Z kilburn Co.
532 First Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone sos
sIOO DOWN.
Gets 2 three room house in East e Paso
close 10 +. P a S. ". shops the balance
OF $500 ike rent
$500.
Closes on q home. close in. rooms bath.
and sleeping porch. SIS and int. pays the
balance like rent Brand new.
$500.
Is all we ask down on rooms. bath, sleep
ing porch. breakfast room. basement and
heating plant This has hardwood floors
and all built in features. A model home
on a beautiful street
S2s5
Per lot buys the best buy in lots on which
20 put your home or for an investment ssOO
under market value.
LOTS IN GOVT HILL
Close 10 school Only $3.50 each snap Can
maze terms
Anderson Filler
is. IS Buckler Bids Phone g9l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02

FOR SAIL lots with room residence. in
Silver City, y n Ideal location for subur-
ban home bargain For particulars
write owner, Mrs Mary L. Williams. Silver
city. y NJ
500 DOWN-Balance like rent. buys a
dandy room house. one block from car
line Large 5 Z. corner lot This IS a
modern house Price s3150-
H. F. KiIburn Co.
$50 First Natl Bank Bldg Phi seq.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02

FOR SALE BY OWNER room bungalow
on lots $500 sl00 cash. balance easy
terms. Phone 7011
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02
DO YOU WANT a HONIEe

Let US show you this modern home 5 rooms.
sos E. Missouri St. walking distance. re-
duced to $500 for quick sale. Good terms.
Paving paid
Cassidy a NeeI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02

TWO choice lots for sale, near Country club.
Easy payments. No interest. Address Y 1S9,
care Herald.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
SAY GERMANS
WOULD INVADE
L. S. VIA MEXICO

WASHINGTON. Aug. 21.-That
Germany has every step OF the
way paved for invading the United
States through Mexico" was assert.
cd at the Carranza iunta here last
night
Tho Carranzlstas have known
for months" Il was declared. that
German agents and finances have
been working I'm Mexico, and open
reference was mnde 10 "Hucrta-
Germany alliance" az having been
nipped IN tho bud by the ex-dicta.
tors arrest
That there nre othcr Mexican
factions allied with Germany" and
that German government has
largo corpa OF agents nEltnting
strife between McNi,o and tho Unit
cd States" was also asserted.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
Two Bodies Brought
to Queenstown
Bv TNiTED PRESS.

QUEENSTOWN. Aug gl- Bodies
Of two Victims of the Arabic disas-
ter, me first recovered, we're
brought TO Queenstown today and
placed in the morgue to await iden.
tifcation
The patrol ship Adventures ar
rived with three of the Arabic's
lifoboats. picked zap five miles from
the spot whore the liner was tor
pedoed I'm one was the body OF a
woman, the face slightly bruised by
wreckage. She wore gold ring on
her right hand IN a second boat
was the body of q man believed to
be a steward Of the Arabic. who
was among. the list Of missing His
watch had stopped at 9:45.
The tug Stormcock brought in
four empty iitcboat~ today.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
GOOD CHANCE
FOR INVESTMENT

Lots IN the MAYHEM subdivision
which fronts on Grand River-ave..
are going fast, according to the
Riveryiew Homes Co, sales man.
ayers. The prices of the lots range
from $3.50 up, and are subject to
change al any time because OF the
increasing value of Grand River-ave.
property. The MAYHEM subdivision
Is only % minutes ride from the
city hall. No lot is more than one
block from the car line. Every one
Is level and above grade, with all
improvements in and paid for.
you can't beat property invest
ments III Dctroit," said an agent OF
the Riverview Homes Co, Saturday.
Property values are jumping every
day Anybody you talk 10 about
real estate will say that he or she
could have bought such-and-such a
lot a year age at one-half the present
price. The best method is 10 in
yestigate bargains in lots now and
invest few dollars in something
that looks good
our Mayhem subdivision. for in
stance, offers numerous opportun-
tiles for good investments. The
lots are being sold cheap, and
small payment down Will hold one.
Real estate ont Grand River-ave. Is
booming and now Is the time 10 buy.
The longer the buyer delays the
higher the price Of property will be,
because valuations are steadily
mounting in Ill sections OF the city"
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
FEEDS FOUR,
SAVES CASH
ON So PER
Continued from page ouc1

weekly milk and laundry bills,
bought clothing for herself and
~omctimcs for her husband and
managed 10 put little money in
the bank once in while Her
bank book shows a deposit OF $40.
There are four in the family. in
cluding Mr. and Mrs Ticrney and
son and a daughter OF Mr. Tierney
by former marriage The hus.
band is q salesman for the Detroit
Rubber Co. and the family home is
at No 20 Easternpl. I'm the north
western section OF the city
rs It true Mr. Tierney, that your
wife did an that on S. week p"
asked the husbands lawyer vher
'T!crney succeeded his wife on the
stand
IT n 10 a certain extent" he re-.
piled And then ne went on to ex.
plain that ms wife was obliged to
prepare only one full meal a day
that he bought many provisions,
such as potatoes, NJ Wholesale and
frequently gave his VIE extra
money for clothes
81 bought the coat she has>ou
now. he said N
Tierney claimed $50 Of the. $40.
In the bank. and he will be allowed
TO withdraw Il. tho Wife getting the
ha1apNn Me- vg,r-,,. o. 1c, v,.o- al
lowed 81 per week alimony that she
may live apart from her husband
Since the divorce suit was start
Cd, II appeared. they have continued
70 dwell under No same roof, al
though maintaining a separate OK.
istcncc Mr.. Tlcrnov's l1.yoar-old
daughter cooks the meals for her
father. her brother and herself
while Mrs. Tierney. using another
burner OF tho same stove prepares
her own food and washes her own
dishes Likewise the daughter keeps
that portion OF tho house used by
ler father and brother IN order
while Mrs Tlerney looks after tho
rest
According 10 the husband, tho
domestic trouble Is duo 10 tho wife's !
ilslike for his son, aged 10, who |
'ame back two months ago after be
ng away some time.
The Tierneys were married 10 |
Years ago.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
OFFICIALS ARE
CONFIDENT
CONTINUED from Page oncI

at sea. in defiance OF President VIII
sons last note TO Berlin, would in
yolve so meaningless a contradic-
tion in policy that these officials be
lieved there must be some sort OF
an explanation back of the Arabic
incident.
Reports were current that an ex-
PLANTATION of the kind had already
been foreshadowed in messages VIA
Sayville They could not be con.
frmcd So far as appeared on mo
surface such hopes as were express.
ed OF an amicable settlement OF the
Arabic matter were based on mere
theorizing. Nevertheless hopes
were entertained by men In posi-
tions which entitled their views TO
consideration.
The suggestion most commonly
advanced was that Germany would
declare.
The Arabic was torpodoed when
sill within IT'S armed conveys pro
lection zone.
That the White Star liner tried 10
ram ne submarine.
That The merchantmen either
tried 20 escape, in disregard Of
warning 90 hcave 20 for. search
or ri least executed some mancuvrc
which fairly entitled the German
commander 70 believe an escape was
being attempted
Ressimisis agreed that none OF
REPRESENTATIONS could be made
good, but me optimistic element re-
lrcd thar only one side Of the story
had been told and besides. oven II
the explanations referred 10 could
not be proved they would eliminate
tho idea OF deliberately mfuend
y" German act against the United
States
Summed NJ
The situation was tense. l. was
recognized that II might be a break
was inevitable Tho administration.
however, was determined TO avoid
one II II could creditably be avoided.
Hopes vere entertained. based on
conclusions rather than known facts.
that this would be possible.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
BRIDGE TO
HAVE DRAW
Rebuilt Structure to BE
Similar to One
Burned

When the Belle Isle bridge is re-
paired the structure viii be built
ST. ong enough 20 last. II will be
equipped with q draw similar 20 the
old bridge destroyed by Gre, and in
all probability the superstructure
that will crown the piles that are
now bare will be the same general
style as the old bridge, several
spans of which still REM N intact.
Saturday morning. Chairman Bur
ton called a special meeting Of the
joint committee on bridges and ways
and means, at the request OF nun
bel OF intending bidders on the
bridge repair work, They asked for
more definite information regarding
The specifications
AT the suggestion Of the commit
toc asked FOR proposals without
drawing mp fun specifications said
commissioner Fenkell. we decid-
sd OF Ibis course because We want.
ed 10 get all the ideas the bridge
builders and contractors had on a
sou o, this kind We thought they
might make some kind Of a suitable
proposition that would be better
shan any plans We could think up.
II IS Up 20 the biduers to see that
the repair Job can be done for $780,
ooo or less"
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
French Make Cair
i'm the Argonne

PARIS. Aug o. Fror,h troops
in the Argopno drove tho Cermaus
from stronc 'rc0ch roeittca near
Saint Huber 'y e~-l1'i7g % mine.
and then ru he'd 20 varl and cccu-
ritd the trench under Tor enemy
Ere.
The war office. in roaortue This
engagement in this afternoons com
wuniHuc sa1 tho Germans made
two feeble attacks against Tr.n p
positions 20 Friso oa th" S.mma
aud in Lorraine Both attacks were
rcpulscd
Am intense oaHaana3a occurred
during tho rieIf hn#re fhr Disc
and the Chamua 1e region said
Che commune. fr'ff,ry duels
also plocceded Nm TIE so ee
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
FINDS EVIDENCE
OF BOOZE PARTY;
SEEKS DIVORCE

L. II. Miller told Judge Murphy in
circuit court, Saturday. tina, no went
homo one night and found on the
table an smpty bottle that had con
tanned well-known cordial and a
note sticking out OF the top which
reed; Mabel, Grover Nina and
Whitley "A good time. Mabel Is his
wifo and Grover a boarder In tbcr
htme He had been suspicious or
Grover for some time and this con
Nn,ed him that he was altogether
too attentive To his wife. he sad
Miller cited this incident az one
reason why his Wife was not cnti-
tied to al'mony pending the hearing
uf her divorce suit. Judge Murphy
took the matter under advisemenL
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
MANY MEN OUT
OF WORK, SAYS
Y. VI. {. A. OFFICIAL

FNQoen hundred Young and mid.
dloag'A> men, looking for positions
OF cl'ricW nature were interview.
ed by employment secretaries of the
Young Mems Christian ssoc.atior
during the first l5>days of August.
according 20 ~ r MeCencr EN-.
ploymcnt director. who says the
number establishes a record thus
far th. year During the samG>pe-
riod application for 26l men 20 fifk
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
MUST PAY
WIFE THIRD
George Taylor, On SIS
a Week Has Problem
in Finance

How can man pay store rent,
hire help, take care of himself and
look after other women on SIS a
week."
Mrs. Ida Taylor pTopQunded this
query 20 Judge Murphy in circuit
court Saturday morning. when she
was on tho stand in support of her
petition for aAmony, pending the
trial Of a divorce SUIT
Evidently the question was too
much for the court. AT any rate
Judge Murphy made no attempt 10
answer And none of the attorneys
standing around volunteered an cx-
PLANTATION Hete surely was a
couundrun.
Yet George TaylCr's own employ
or, J. \. Farr, has testified that he
paid Taylor only $40 per week sal
airy and a commission on the sales
Of the. furniture store he managed
out West Jeftersonaye FAIR FIX
ured that Taylor's income averaged
about s15 per week, ont Of which he
paid halt the store rent OF 500 per
month enC hired clerk.
AS to the women there was no
direct evidence. hut Mrs Taylor
produced a large bundle Of letters
which she said her husband had re-
ceiyed from women admirers She
also exhibited postcard photo
graph OF TAYLOR ana a woman
Maybe he was only trying to sell
her some furniture suggested the
court
In any event, there is a large prob
lem in financing facing George, for
on top OF his other expenses ne VIII
be required TO pay his wife S. per
week al mony Which leaves d m
$40 a week to pay the rent, hire the
help and provide for his personal
needs
Mrs Taylor was widow when
she married the complainant Sic
sold some property in Niagara FAILS
for $4,000 and Taylor got II all, she
says 4 resturnt venture out Wood
ward-aye. was unsuccessful and
Taylor drifted into the shoe bust
ness.
He had represented to the court
that his wife was the posse sor q
diamonds worth several hundrt
dollars She declared that they
would bring only $40 or 800 and
hat. anyway. they were given her
by her first husband and she did not
care 10 part with them She had
been forced TO teach music last win
ter in order TO live, she testified
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
DEATH is THEME
OF YOUTH; DEATH
ALSO HIS FATE

The death Of J. Howard Finney
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II Finney.
No. 29Gi West Grand-blyd., last sun.
day was keenly felt by the congre-
cation OF the First Baptist church.
where he WAS leader The funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon. from
the residence, the Rev. T. ]. Viners,
pastor Of the church. returning from
his summer home IN Maine to take
charge OF the services. The 'lter-
ment was In Noodlawn.
Mr. Finneys last appearance in
the church was AZ prayer meeting
ON the Wednesday evening before
his death vixen he spoke OF a com.
rade VINO had died suddenly. lie
was taken sick Friday morning with
acute indigestion and grew rapidly
worse.
He was 70 have led the prayer
meeting last Wednesday night. and
had developed theme based on
Charles Frohman's last wotds as he
went down with the Lusitania, why
fear death? It Is LIES greatest ad-
venture" Life Deacon Maiten took
Mr.. Finney's place at the meeting,
using his theme and, selection Of
hymns, Leaning on the Everlasting
Arms OF Jesus" and My Faith
Looks Up to Tree"
MIR. Kinney was 20 years old. He
was nephew Of Jared w. Finuey,
the oldest alumnus of the Central
High school.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
PEDDLER REPLIES
TO PETITION BY
WIFE FOR DIVORCE

Peter Serafn. a peddler. has filed
an answer TO his wife's petition Tor
divorce, denying her charges of cru
city He denies, too, that be is
worth $4,000, but he says his mari
tai trouble all comes from the fact
that he refused 10 deed 20 his wife
his $4,000 interest IN property In wy
andotte After that, no says. she
locked him in the house and other
wise made life so miserable for HIM
that he had to go and live with his
brother.
Mrs. Serafn returned 20 Detroit
In 1912, after an absence OF rs years
liz another city. and the couple were
reunited.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
rAIArn nAnnENa.

Special irnturcs VIII hc abundant
~ the Telaro Gardens tho coming
week "a MEht lu JfpHu On We'd
noainY evening fu iho IHlais lie
bausc, predominotIuK Tbir WIN hc
rcnl Japanese cNoutugl with the
spacious lurcing iat'ltou rcspl,r
dvnt in pficntnl Trimmings The
Inlace quintet vii. aims t'icct'uua
from The Miltudo Tri1B4 after
noon. IN tho 'nlnis do Drhsr. viii be
given over 20 the W,lurwvu settle.
elent Tor the crtertfl mrut t1 Ee
give1 Cor tho poor rtltlIru 90 fht
gNUorhuod SHtWi Iy t.p ' ~
7 ~ has rn~" sf-d '.t-. uidt'Dft rrf
specini purp, srH. lu tIo IHluro 3Ht
dcus auditorium thc ,1buIrt cuter-
tanners will provide now songs and
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
FUNGI Kill.
I WO MORE
Kalamazoo Family Is
Stricken After Eat
ing Mushrooms

KALAMAZOO Mich. Aug 2l.-
Two arc dead here AZ the result Of
eating poisonous mushrooms and
three more members Of the same
family are in danger Of dying. Gil
bert Meeker, aged nine. died last
night, and today his father, Lewis
Meekcr, died after suffering intense
agony for a number of days.
Mrs. >Neeker and two daughters
are also III Doctors believe the
other three members Of the family
may live.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-21
MANY GET
FREE TEST
OF LUNGS
CONTINUED from rnEc onel

Of thu Board ot Health, 1872 persons
came who had never before present
I'd Themselves for examination. ana
36 who had once been examined
camc for another lookover The
crowd WAS 80 great that extra
nurses had to be secured. and three
physicians took part IN the exam.
nation. In tho cvonlng. 10 people
called, most OF whom had 90 ba
cent away. ~ Or Wehenkcl, who
was on duty, could not examine
them all. They were asked 10 re-
mort ~ some other time. and were
'iycn definite appointments Dr
Wchcnkel worked from 20 ~ 80.
examining patients.
Twelve new applicants for exam.