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The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-05-19
MEMORIAL SERVICES
To be Held in Ekalaka on Nav
30th, Decoration Day.

Memorial Day, Tuesday May
30th will be observed in Ekalaka
in the appropriate manner. In
vitations have been sent to the G.
A. R. and Spanish War veterans
as we'll as to all men who have ser
we'd in the U. S. Army to assist
in the ceremonies Of the day.
In years gone by the Local l. 0.
O. F. lodge has taken the iniative
steps and made all prepa, ations
for Memorial Day observance in
Ekalaka and likewise they will
do so this year, but the hearty
cooperation of all fraternal So
cieties is requested. In the |. 0.
0. F. cemetery are laid to rest
members of the |. 0. 0. f., Re-
bekahs, G. A. R., Masons. K. of
F., M. w. Of A., A., B.P. 0. E.,
and YeOman organization and il
is but right that all members
give their best endeavors to help
commemorate this one day Of the
year. Members Of the band or
ganization are making prepara-
tions to assist III the program.
The keeping of all records and
the care of the graves has been
taken care of by the local Odd
Fellows lodge and it is but fitting
and pighly proper that the least
we can all do is to assist them on
this day to the best of our ability.
Let us all meet on May Both at
Ekalaka and assist in the Mem.
orial program.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-05-19
Obituaries

We were informed just before
going to press of the death Of
Josh Jones of Box Elder which
occurred at his ranch last eve
ming. Mr.. Jones was one of the
real old timers Of this section
and the news of his death will
come as a surprise to many. We
understand that his death was
caused from heart failure. Full
particulars will be given in our
next issue
Mr.. and Mrs. June &. Olsen
and Miss Pearl Freese left for
Miles City Wednesday morning
after receipt of telegram an
nouncing the death of E. Terrett.
father of Mrs. Olsen. From in
formation that could be gathered
prior to the departure to attend
the funeral services in Miles City
we were lead to believe that Mr..
Terrett's death was caused from
heart failure and happened at
Powderville.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-05-19
Fair Association Meets.

At the annual meeting Of the
Fallon County Fair & Racing
Association held Wednesday eve
ming the dates of September 18th
and Goth, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, were decided on for the
county fair this year. The elec-
tion of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows:- j. w.
Grant, president; C. G. Rickard,
vice PRESIDENT; VIM. Mowbray,
secretary; H. 8. Albert, treasur.
er; j. W. Grant, 9. G. Rickard,
J, W. Hiscock. George Boggs,
and 0. A. Dahl, directors. Many
matters pretajning to the i'm.
provement of the property anc
concerning the coming fair were
discussed and another meeting
has been called for June 9th.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-05-19
Lakeside
Pianos-H. P. Blaine.


Edgar Sutton returned Friday
from Baker where he had been
marketing wheat. He brought
back a load of freight for a home
steader near Sykes.
Chas. Lavell and son Gould
made trip by Ford to Camp
Crook Thursday.
Henry and Antoine Hegberg
are enjoying a visit with friends
in Nebraska at present and Harve
Thomas is running their ranch in
their absence.
Frank Pulse is working at the
Lavell ranch at present.
Miss Mildred Pangburn has
been spending the last week with
her sister Mrs. Cecil Strain.
George Hubbard spent Thurs.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-05-19
Hatton Starts Up.

Last week Jaak Hatton unload
ed his new machinery ordered
for the production of his Ford
crank case hanger, on which he
recently received a patent from
Washington. Jack made a trip
to the Twin Cities late in the
winter in hopes of having some
large manufacturing plant turn
out his invention but on account
of the great boom and rush of
business that is being experienced
by these large cancerns he re-
ceived no satisfaction Of having
his work done until later on in
the year and possibly not at that
time, therefore Jack has taken it
upon himself to turn out these
valuable additions to every Ford
car. He has now three employees
on the job besides himself and
intends to keep a turnin' 'em out
until the supply Of iron goes fuey
or they quit making Ford cars.
Jacks interest in the blacksmith
shop is now handled by H. H.
Whitsell and he will devote all
his time to the manufacture Of
the crank case hanger. Orders
are coming in daily for the new
invention and as soon as they are
properly advertised Ekalaka may
look forward to having its name
in larger letters on the map.
Something entirely new in
farm loans. 1t will pay you to
see US before doing business else
where. rant & Fuqua. If
Conductor Rice Of the Camp
ok-Ekalaka mail line stripped
the gears in his Ford Wednesday
and was hauled in with his load
Of mail by j. w. Hiscock.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-05-19

startling. They must be green
in spring, golden in summer, red
in autumn and white in winter.
6.-Automobiles running on
the country roads at night must
send up a red rocket every mile,
and wait ten minutes for the road
to clear. They may then proceed
carefully blowing their horns and
shooting Roman candles.
7.-All members of the society
will give up Sunday to chasing
automobiles, shooting and shout
ing to them, making arrests and
otherwise discouraging country
touring on that day.
SIN case a horse will not
pass an automobile the automo-
bi'ist will take the machine apart
as rapidly as possible and conceal
the parts in the grass.
9.-1n the case of an auto
mobile approaching farmers
house when the roads are dusty.
it will slow down to one mile an
hour and the chauffeur will lay
the dust in front Of the house
with hand sprinkler worked over
the dashboard.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-05-19

Chas Lavell has recently pur-
chased a new Ford.
John and Ed Burnes returned
home from Baker Monbay.
Floyd Strain was in this vic
unity Wednesday looking for a
bunch Of colts that had strayed
from their ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bridgeford
and children visited at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Burns Monday.
Shorty Schaum left Sunday in
his Ford for a trip through Can
ada.
Quite a number from this VIC
Unity attended the dance at the
Peabody school house Saturday
night. A good time was report
ed and a large crowd was in at,
tendance.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-05-19
NUMBER 20

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Boggs and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hedges re-
turned Monday from visit to
Bowman, the trip heing made in
a Ford.
Those wishing flowers for Dec
oration Day are requested to
place their orders early. There
is only II days left.-C. K. Put
nam. It
A large number of eastern
homeseekers have been visiting
In Ekalaka the past week, many
Of them going to the south coun-
try looking up locations.
Miss Catherine Chiffon left
Saturday for Rema for a visit
with her sister Mrs. Ray Allen.
After short visit there she will
visit at her former home in Fra
zee, Mimi.
w. H. Berry, Deputy Superin-
tendent Of banks, was in town
last week making an examination
Of the Ekalaka State Bank and
found the bank in excellent con-
dition.
Ped Akers of Willard has bills
out announcing a home talent
play, Hearts and Diamonds"
which his company will produce
at the |. 0. 0. F. hall on May
26th. Those who attended this
play at Willard a short time ago
pronounce it up with the best.
Ralph E. Jones Of Terre Haute,
Ind. this week purchased one of
the best quarters Of land on
Beaver Flat through the Grant
&. Fuqua land company. Mr..
Jones has returned to his home
in Indiana to straighten up some
business matters after which he
will take up his residence in Mon
tana.
R. T. Furnish was over from
Baker Sunday and furnished the
boys with all the information
concerning the striking of the
big gas flow at that place last
week. 1t is estimated that the
new we'll is giving out a supply
of from two to five million feet
of gas per day. A franchise to
supply the town Of Baker with
fuel will be sought in the near
future. In the meantime the
work of going down for oil con-
tinues.
The program marking tn e
closing Of the Ekalaka public
schools for the past term, as rend-
cred by the school children in the
|. 0. 0. F. hall last Friday eye-
ming was very largely attended
and those participating in the
same are due much credit for the
manner in which the entire pro-
gram was rendered. The work
of the children in the lower
grades was exceptionally good as
was also the play by the high
school pupils. After the school
pre- gram dancing was indulged
in until early morning, the music
being furnished by Aker's or
chestrs of little Beaver.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-05-19
GALLON COUNTY, MONTANA, FRIDAY, MAY 1s, 1916.

diner, baggage car and engine,
ready for the camera. One two
act chapter of this great picture
will be shown weekly at the Play
House theatre. Beginning Wed
nesday May 24th.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1916-05-19
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Interesting Happenings In And
About the Town

Phonograph Records P.
Blaine.
Mable Berg left Tuesday for
Sparta, Wis. to visit relatives.
In looking up a loan on your
land, don't forget Grant & Fu-
qua. If
Miss Dolly Munro is assisting
with the work at the Ekalaka
Drug Co.
Grover Bowles returned Friday
from Athena, Ore. where he was
called on business.
Miss Francis Schultz left Sat-
urday for her mothers home
near the Chalk Buttes.
Miss Stella Hoffman returned
Monday from Miles City where
she has been visiting friends.
A new line of ladies hats will
arrive this week. Come and see
them. Mrs. Sylvia Ellithorpe.
The Misses Gladys and Edna
Figg left Tuesday for Ottumwa,
Iowa to visit friends and rela.
tives.
G. NJ. Sweeney was in town
Tuesday from his ranch on BOX
Elder and paid this office plea
SAINT call.
Miss Rose Carroll returned
Saturday from Nebraska where
she had been visiting friends and
relatives.
Miss Martha Hattie left Sat.
urday for Baker, after teaching
a very successful term in the
Ekalaka schools.
Miss Pearl Tsandum has re-
turned to Baker after teaching
through the past successful term
OF the Ekalaka schools.
L. Wheeler has been fitted up
with new office by Messers
Dworshak and Stitser adjoining
their buildings on Main street.
The R. c. Charters Co. have
installed one of the latest in the
way of cash registers, machine
that does about everything that
( comes out of the head of expert
enced book keepers except talk.
Miss Barbara Olsen has return
ed from her school north of Bak-
er and will spend part Of her va
cation with her parents on Beaver
Creek. later attending summer
school in the western part of the
state.
Prof. and Mrs. F. L. Funken-
busch have taken up their resi-.
dence for the summer on their
homestead northeast of Ekalaka.
Mr.. Funkenbusch expects tc
spend part of his summer vaca-
tion looking after his stock inter
ests on his ranch near Broaddus
in Custer county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
MONEY AND METALS.


Sew york. March lo.-MercantHe paper
ssJieiiius go day bills 47li-; demand,
A1G 5-1G.
Bar silver. 5Gat.
Mexican dollars. 1885,
Time loans. firm; so and go DAYS. "a q s.
Gail money steady: low, ia ruilhg rate
p. 1000.
Copper. steady; olectrolyuc. nearby $500
n 2e so: June and later SPIES ~ 2l.JO.
Iron. firm. No. 1 Northern, S20.25 "a 20 - !;
40 Northern. S19.75 70 -0.25; No. ! south
eru. 100000 -0.5o; NO Southerns sl9-45V
90 %.
Tho metal exchange quotes tin strong;
spot $500 bid
The metal exchange quotes lead at $3.50
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng. March Tho London
METALS market. closing quotations We're;
Lead. 1885, So
Spclter 1913.
Spot copper. r1Os, futures lol: electro
iyuc. fl3G-
Spot Tin. ticS. 80 futures llN9-
THE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican currency Estate hilIsl "a o.
Mexican Nacionales bills l5~-
Mexican pesos ifie.
Csrrauza currency. 3.
n Pnso Smclter Quotations.
Corrected baily.l
Bar silver 0Handy ~ HarmOnl quotations
Bs&.
Pig lead s6.6e-
Copper wire bars o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
WHEAT HIGHER;
CORN ADVANCES
Big Advance in the Price of
Hogs Sends the Provision
Market Up; Corn High.

Chicago. ILL., March 1O.-Higher quota
tons from Liverpool led to substantial adj
vance here today in the price Of wheat. The
opening with May at Sf12 to s1.12i. and
July az $40 to s110it was followed by
moderate additional gains.
The close was firm. iic to IS 20 &c net
S1.l0as.
corn went higher with wheat. After open
ing "a ~ &c go 3 up. the market reacted =
fore.
corn closed firm at 2, @1c above Thurs
DAYS finish.
oats had the sarnc action as corn.
Big upward jumps iu the value OF hogs
lifted prov lsions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
EREAn rIcN NI-NA -

Dallas Times Herald; Fort Worth Stur-Tefc-
gram. II Psso Herald Houston Chronicle:
san Antonio Light. Combined guaranteed
circulation over 10000 daily: 10000 Sunday
Combined Classified Rates: Sc per word per
Insertion daily; Jc per word Sunday. a 20
word al IN an five papers will cost Duly 81 10
Tor one weekday insertion or $3.50 .or three
insertions. including one sunday Minimum
charge based on 20 words Al CODY for
sunday insertions should be submitted hey
noon OF the preceding Thursdav. Send or
bring your u-5c with cash T. Classified Ad-
vertisinE Department OF The II Paso Her
aid. and your ad will be p aced in these
papers. Cash &C accompany order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
STOCKS REFLECT
COLUMBUS RAID
Market Unsettled; Mexican
Petroleum and American
Smelling Lower.
NOTE Quotations reflect closing price
Friday. March 10.

New York. March 1o.-Some hesitation,
rc-rlfinr in All probability from the latest
turn OF affairs in Mexico. marked the OUT
st OF today's trading. Mexican Pctroltum
declined two points and American SneltlhS
was eliehtlv lower. with fractional reres-
sions i'm Baltimore and ohio, New Haven
and Central Leather
Moderate advances elsewhere We're mao,
In active coppers. marine preferred an'
Baldwin Locomotive. Butte and superior
was quoted at 90. a now high record TeAa.
Company was quoted at 800 inc hat-'''
strcurth,ucd AN around later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
Answers 10 Herald Ads.

The following list OF uncalled for
answers to Herald Want Advertise
ments are now being held for delivery
at The Herald business office:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neiglbOr's birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
Cotton Market.

New York s0tton. Niuse.
New York. March 1o.-Sput cotton. steady
middliug uplands. II 90 Sales 500 bales.
Futures closed steady; May. Hiss; july.
12.0G: october, 1913; December 1888; Janu-
airy. 1915.
Liverpool Cotton. Clo-e.
Liverpool. Eng. March 10.-Cottou. spot
steady. good middling. IS. sd; middling
IL. So. Id low middliug. "a. is. ID Sales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

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Height Of
" alter Behind Contents

wafer BEHIND Contents
Dam a. m. Acre III
Elephant Bate resorg-oir.....s1.O sos. $50
Decrease in "a hours. -..--.. COS So
IloW or river al san Marcial not reported.
Flow from reservoir coo increased TO 100
a. IN.
for lrriga lion. Less burg canal second a..
Tor irrigation. franklin canal o second o.,
tor IRRIGATION. East side canal 100 second 80.
Eur irrigation. West side camel 80 second Il
For irrigation. Acequia Madre
tNcEicol Observation-Disclosures. 81 second 4
Date March 10. 1916.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

For quick results-Use Herald Want
Ads
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
Wanted to Rent.

SN1NTT FTRNI>HED cottage two OF ho.'
Nh-Ni-'' - ~ once: rent must be rcds
n r1oIs' chiIdren. state rent and ioeatio"
Address g. % Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

Jan. 1 to March g. inclusive. 19fs.... Is IN.
Jan TO storch S. inclusive. 191S....1.99 en-.
Jan. to March s. inclusive. IgIf..... 81 in.
jan ! to March 5. inclusive. 1915...-2-4o in
Jan ! TO March s.. Inclusive. 1SfG.... SIS iu
Normal Jan. l to March s. inclusive ~ in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
Wanted HeIp-FeuaIe.

UanAeu t-I-~--O-~-~~~~~-~~~
WGHTF6~c0slish sp, G.. is,i girl h1 loF
oral house work "f-s w -------
7-,7-TI-I,T1- white girl in Hishiiagnd Gs en.
Who answered the ed cyant sGs s' kve ~ who
or9i hogS c'1id stay nights. Phone 1884, al
once. -7-
,,,-.-,--1,-,, 1-+77-I's nurse to live IA w
-, t,i,e care Of infant anu - hoard
house wor-. ,,,'e woman with experience
only young wnile 1eed apply. 1875 Ar
coma --------------- ---
@ ~J Male
SHuauons H-1It,---l ,C-
N-~~~~-~.-~--r@-T - repair work Phone
YoTYC Er.-ricsn wishes steady ID y-, TGrN u
- rf.re.- u g. care H'la'N'-
-,''. -ss-.o work. Do steno-
POSITION, gent rdl ears experience. Ad-
rraphic work Ten LII
C0T0RFD man ~ants woTi j3 ,5,,5 re gor
"A ......-i.rt... chauffeur WIN
euccs. II. 10. Herald ----------
------- - TO- as accountant. commits
W. - ~ ware uouseman, best Oh TO-
e % Bon 451.
y9TaICNN. reliable wants , ToTT 'rOe 1tei
private houses. Garn' .''i-s .r.-l.r-ce- ADDRESS
f;atcs moderate. Best oos : 1.l Paso.
John Holland l"'i"
L-n1l-t J. 2t-------
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
a. Reni-Rpoms Furni,hed.


Fc, Repf-Ruou1s Furnished
~~~~-~~~-~-~>~-~~-~--~ --~---~-~~--~-~-~-~--~~-
cool rooms court house niocs
NODTRN furnished rooms. five blocks from
plaza. $40 West missouri Phone 1859.
Molly furnished 'front.' bedroom. down
stairs. private f1uilly 10 lols Magoffiu-
COMFORTABLE rooms. hot and cold water.
baths. reasonable prices - p Myrtle
II-T-RNTsFFD room connecting bath Phone
7fss.
771-T,I5C01T Nd ,7,IseJZeeofn.- roo7,- -
able 1870 Myrtle. Phone 1928.
,,1,,,1-1,,- g-------I--7 rooms 5I7 w. -
"VI5H''-'
sourH
Phone It25.
Prizes light ais f. overland
----,-.-,--,7,-,, ---j----,- I-.,I, -
distsnce. SO Nfundy. Phone e39s.
7-.--z-1- ------,---, ,----7 -Iec-,j-,- -
P i;1 o. ss5s ].
- - ,.,,1,--.,- - = 1t -
THE hoSEhoNl' 9'lslt Iv 9"t YIN pain
Phone 1oos.
ZOE lSfb Rh porch foT ge 1gI references o9
rtIirad phone 36s
=-- =
T. d. D.. - 1o.-J
-.o,loe - - -~0--~~~OC-~~~~,
ROOMS with sleeping porch. Phone es7..
TyVO beaujifuI front rooms with board
11i9 Montana
ELEGANTLY furnished room with sleeping
porch. board If desired. sos T. Rio Grsnde.
FOR RFST-In Manhattan Heights board
and room in private family Phone s601 g..
- -
Iibrsr- PARK: also garage FOR rent 2o5 Up
- -
ing for couple or two gentlemen. Phone
5G91.
- n -, -.
porch. board II desired. 1907 Montana
Phone S692-
FnF Rent-StnFps and flffIraE
~~~SoCC~O~SCC O-~-~0~C-~C~@o-~
BASEMENT store room in the Brazos-
Apply No H.
OFFT17F ~, .----,--I H. - -o,,, e. d.
real estate office. Inquire 2Os Mills st.
STORF ROOYTS ron PTDT
40 T saV S1tirio s. 80 b1sc--,l-. etas
eoo = 9Sn -Nliloilie 81 ailg -
Do1gIas r Sro W., Acne, iV0
/ 22t Nils Bldg. Phone 57S.
FOR OmObileS-Wanfed
~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~~--O~-~
SELL or trade two automobiles cheap.
80, ~ T-TTT- -
FOR SALE CHEAP-Good 2nd hand Stude
- 80
FOX SALE-One cylinder REQ truck. 10
s stanton Phone -l5s-
TT-S- - 1--5 - " ,1I--
- r--.-- - 80 -, -. ,ti ~, -, ~
- 80.
WILL TRADE . passenger touring car for
lots cali for Young al Rirbf Tav r.snnfl-v
or SO7 Arizona St.
- - . - - : " -
HiL- IA . IOHe AVAS' - passenger al
tomoblle IN good condition. Phone 1876. A. r
Coles d Bros
-ro TVCsTIN-1-T- 9 - ~ ---I----7---
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

Personal.
Cutigiene.
sPIRELLA CORsETs, Mrs, Hulett. Pm. 957e.
LACE CURTAINS cleaned beautifully.
Kramer Phone 7Gls
WOULD any one like the service OF
young American man. VIII drive car i9I
party going cast. Expenses only. II. r.
Brais care Herald.
s. REWARD VIII be paid for the present
address of Jas. Mcdowell. age 16- height .
IT, inches. light complexion hair and
eyes dark, prominent lbs with scar in upper
lip. front upper tooth of solid gold. weight
&c. probably working about mines or gar
age and going under assumed name Al
dr. 800 May Ayc.. Cripple Greek, Colo;
vooooSsss Special EoI1sss; .o-,-o-o-o-o-o-
FREE clean new magazine Phone 4z'9,
HOUSES TRANSFER-Phone 1850 Prompt
and reliable service.
FERTILIZER well rottcd. delivered Phone
40.
BROWNS al American dairy wants Gus
TONERS Fresh buttermilis. Phone 1913
ROOMS papered 81 up rooms tinted Sc ~.
Cut rates on painting Phone $40 w.
DON'T wait. phone now. Mattresses reno
vated, carpets steam cleaned. Acme
Feather a Mattress Go. Phone 1871
DOCTOR AUEE.
Chronic diseasea. Diseases OF women. Ner-
yous diseases. 212 Herald Bldg.
AESTHETIC and modern dancing school for
children only. Reasonable rates Phone
COOS or 44T6 W.
WHY wait longer, have your mattresses
renovated. We guarantee all work 1Ol =
Campbell. Phone 1929.
WE CAN fix your place into "a lawn or gar
den. everything furnished. For Information
Phone G70i
NOTICE OF DISSOLU TION.
The partnership heretofore EXISTING between
Geo. G.. Calvert and Edgar EuEs annlcfe
known and doing business under tive name
Of III Pcso Monument Go. al 1901 Texas -.
has been dissolved and said business am
partnership has been discontinued
1i Paso Monument Co
BY Geo. g. Calvert.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
Money to LoaR.

Money to Loan.
MONEY loancd notes bought quick acton.
5l5 Trust Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON good inside business
property. per cent interest. A. P Coles 81
R-us. "0e y. Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
Wauted-Real Estate.

WANT to buy four or i've .,,.. room incs GI
galow home just hi,. ~ .are Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

LIVESTOCK.
Kansas city livestock. Close

Kansas city No. March 10.-HoSs- Re
ceipts $500: market higher, 20 20 so cents
higher this week Bulls 50 - s-7'; heay =
S9651fq.S0: light S9.3- ~ SOB: pigs $40 a 9.
Cattle Receipts 500; market strong:
higher. Prime led steer S9.2s l' 80; dress q
beef steers 1880 800. western Steers s1-@0
fls.e-. calves s6.50ct t1-e0.
sheep Receipts 500. marLo: slower
Lambs $3.50 m ll.50, yearlings S9-2S q ioi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10
Helo Wanted-Male.

nelD HcuLcu~-uudAS.
! WANTED-ai rouuu blacksmith. Fh. 49I.
Tall a Mitchell. Employment Agency.
2j5 San Francisco 81
WANTED-p-.f.cry boz. Murray Grocery
sos " Oregon
WASTED-Au;omoIjlc dcmonstratcr. Must
have 500 cash Address T. 10 care HOT
aid.
WNNTTD-Hou-c 10 house solicitor. good
prupositiuu Nonr but hustlcrs need Apply
cen on san Antonio
WANTED-First class chauffeur and me
cranic Tor family driving Mast nave rll't-
cncos- Apply 5l2 $. II Iaso-
THOUSANDS government Jobs open to
mcn-,vomeu. So to st5a month Write Inc
medistcIy for list Franifiin institute b'i'''
q. \. E4chesler. y.
Help Wanted-sisle and Female
---o~~CI~-0~-~@~-~~~"--- S1So
WANTED Salcsiadies and sa.'am.n 'i'0
monthly bonus Call 81, 3ucSlor HIdF.
WNNTED-First class cook FOR boarding
house Mrs L. l.. Osncr. santa Rita. y. NJ
T. .. Box 25a
WANTFD-Iiushaud and wife woman to
cuos Tor e. for husband board anu ROOM
rhone 100 r.
Wanted Heip-Fenale.
o000~o~~S~~-~
WANTEn-Experiencc dining room girl,
4Oi =. Franklin.
RANTED-Ciood colored woman for cook
ing and general houseworS- Smal l4ihHS o
References. Phone 5O1l
LADIES. Iet MS work over your old hats
or make your now ones. Finest WorE ana
cheapest prices I'm the city IAone 10 W.
NANTED-White woman with rcleIe
for general house work I'm small family M
silver city. Must be good coo' Wages SS"'
Phone 2NGs.
WANTED-Compctent white dining room
girl I'm q family boarding house, good wages
10 right party Address Mrs. Il. a. c. 6S1
9Th ST.. Douglas. Arizona
WANTED-Girl or woman to help with
housewor1 on ranch. write what You can
do and wages you expect. Address Box 70,
Ft Davis. Texas.
NANTED-Younr lady Go pose for art pie
lures. Picture. ago, height comple1ion "nd
experience if any must accompany first lct-
te- Hobart Ncl-on. BoS 90. Las Cruc"7.
y. ".
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

ST. REGIS APARTMENTs-lOs East Ms
sotiri Phone 3265
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

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DOL rooms Court House block.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

VOC. AIncunIs Of Drecipitati0n ~ less thli
u OF an men are not published hereon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

IAIF Or OUT cottage, T rooms. onIirely sep
arate. better than an apartment regular
tenant Phone 500 ".
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-10

LOST-Bunch Of keys ON silver rims. Return
TO eos First Nat BIZ. Bldg Reward.