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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16

NEWMAN IN COMPANY.
Real Estate. Insurance. Bonds
$4,000 IT,. zoe blk. West Overland
improved fair rental terms suit fine buy
sIEooo-sf rrn- Mex ten. ~ lots. Oregon
ST. corner. S-1I rental per cent on
$4,000 any reasuna Bile terms
S>-0O-I1 nm residence. 1000 blk. Mont
tana- ful lots. best bargain in fine resi-
ceuces in e Paso- $500 cash one. two
three years
$3.50 rm- buug- e. s. pch. 200 blk.
Montana $500 cash. 500. % per mo-. includ-
ing interest furnished $500 additional
Sf.-5- Beautiful rrn- g. s. pch- bung-;
% r. front Mckinley ave. small cash pay
ueur. balance i. p. 3 yrs
$1,000 nm buns.. hardwood floors. base
meut; furnace. 81 porch real bargain $500
sss56-i nm bung.. fun lots. rms.
hardwood t-ulr. tile bath Sidewalks e.
pch-; fenced. garage. $500 cash. So per
sI7so-i rn- buns. Morenei ST. 5000 cash.
$50 per mo-
ss5o-s I'm. frame. > porches. large sip.
pch.. lots. fine location. $3.50 cash SIS
$50 per acr-sf ac- Ysleta near country
club. win sell or trade am or - &C. &C
cept city property part payment
sl-s0-s ar. , mile Ysleta one third cash
$3.50 per ar--FIgef road ] mile Fsleta-
trade for Fl Paso property
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
Phone $50 loo san Antonio ST.
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH GARAGE
Beautiful house and location furniture
IN fine condition an rooms rented cheap
PRICE $3.50
- ROOMS. ELEGANT II RNITURE
Good yard cheap rent central location
safe buy good income Little money viii
nut YOU in
GROCERY BUYERS ATTENTION
Cash Grocery STOCK and flNtures- 9 fine
living rooms fine location. cash daily
business $50
PRICE $500.
RESTAURANTS
Three If El Tssn's best money makers /
can assist sou with any 4 these
II YOU WANT -o buy or sell any business
get the best for your money
DO BUSINESS WITH
THE LONE STAR INVESTMENT
AND SECURITY co
JAY p COLEMAN. President
suite -n1 Trust bldg Phone 1908
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16

NORTH STANTON st. SNAP.
The best buy this desira BILE street y
blocks above Hotel Dieu level lots. full
depth FOR only $500 This won't last. q.
10 IS absolutely tho best buy in this neigh
horhoOd. terms n desired.
See HILL with
JAMES T. MARI q COMPANY.
sof san Antonio 81 Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16

LIVE TRADES.
room new brick. carline- close in. north
side. $4,000 trade AN or part
store leased SI75 Mo. Trade al $1,000. "a he
iu $500 residence
New Bungalow for closer IN residence
Vacant Lots accepted first payment on
splendid new bungalow
HOWELL REALTY CO.
Herald F.HH~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
For Sale Real E.tate-City Property.

~~-~-~-~~~~~-~~~--~~~~~~-
TENAS STREET TRACKAGE.
esXl-0. improved Only ------.-....--S 5000
s-Nl-N- corner ---. ------.--.-.-- Cheap
isN l-e- corner Only --------...-..---1n.s 500
looNl-H. corne-- Bargain --.....----- -l0.50e
gUNl-e. corner Only ------.--------- 300
All close in and being offered al prices
that viii make you money
See T. =. HEAD. Prone Gle
PARK W. PITNIAN REALTY CO
$751; Two Republics Bldg
FIVE ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW.
Ala Vista. never occupied S-S5o. your lots
Of $500 cash first pas ment. balance easy
Modern brick bungalow. corner lots. $3.50
sl-5 down. 50 monthly.
-Four room adobe good location. $500
800 down. balance SIS monthly
FRANK r. COX
Phone 6f-5- -ls Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR SALE
RN OWNER

10 -ooms. Two tiled floor bath rooms
furnace heat; laundry with stationary bath
tubs. servants room. garage. Elassed i'm
sleeping porch all hardwood down stairs
built IN book cases aad side board, writing
desk. push under bed and many other fea-
lures. a complete home Must be seen 90
be appreciated Phone 1902
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
SMALL sTRURBAN FARN>.

~ all II 1t tAbAN I ttM~-
Tracts OF from ] 20 . acres.
a few miles from town. in tne
beautiful lower valley. ou inter
urban car line and main paved
Boulevard Car station Is uu
ground just 20 minutes from
e PasO: each acre is ON lat
ersl from the main irrigation
ditch. the soil is perfect, boo
better i'm the valley al cleared
and ready for crops This is ius-
the place for chicken farms
truck farms. etc Price per
acre S275 70 $3.50. on the popular
instaIlmeut plan Of $50 DOWN
AND so PER MONTH Adiuin-
lands. lo better. are selling from
$500 10 $1,000 per acre. Get yu-r
choice row They are selling
Fast Phone s715-
". IT. At SIN
lts n. Oregon ST. LIST Nat Bans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
NV ; ROOM BTNGAIoW. Ss4oo-

NV ROOM BUNGALOW. Ss4OO.
Rug hrlch- lot 4-Ll40 feet blocks from
AHA Vista postoffice; ] block from car
lines and good 5itney service large base
ment- glazed sleeping porch. hardwood
floors latest built IN features Others are
selling same class q home for Sfou0- S39V
cash $40 per month includiug interest
JAS- J.. MARR a COMPANY.
900 San Antonio 81 Phone is5o
ss65o
I'D 10 date room bungalow in Alta Vista
district $500 down bal easy monthly pay
meuts
N=w o room bulsai low. near high school.
has heating plant and is located on . south
front lots fine location $500 down bal easy
See CROSBY. with
SECURITY REALTY CO.
i9s-s Isl Nat Bank BLDG Phone s772
lots on BLISS STREET. $500
South front i'm the 5000 block: paving paid
JAS. l. MARI a COMPANY.
500 San Antonio s. Phone 1850
HAWKINS BROS.
So down. $50 MONTHLY. VIII buy 4-room
home sleeping porch. barn. fenced for
chickens hair block Of car. bath. gas cleo
$50 down. S25 MONTHLY. 5-room. modern
with cement porch. fenced. sleeping porch:
iu fine condition, gas. bath. electric lights:
hah block o. car and grocery II taken al
once. $4,000 gets f.
$3.50 DOWN. $50 MONTHLY. new nunea-
low glazed porch. furnace heat. hardwood
floors. paved. on Bliss St. library. break
fast room with Pullman seats and table.
mirror doors bedrooms finished IN white;
base tub. Cut from $500 to $3.50
SO down. - MONTHLY. fine. level lots.
paving paid. right where the city IS grow
ing fastest Better than a savings bank
$500 each
WILL TAKE GOOD AUTOMOBILE as part
payment on this new 5-room bungalow
the last word in bungalow construction
Glazed porch. hardwood floors. furnace heat.
on Bliss St $3.50
WILL TAKE COTTAGE IN TRADE In on
this apartment house. rents for $3.50 month
81 Balance easy terms. Let the rent pay
II out
TWO lots On BLISS ST. $3.50 each.
FOR TRADE Lots on Paved street in
Grand View. VIII trade for lots closer in.
$3.50 each
N ALTA NISTA-New 4-room bungalow
breakfast room. near car and school
dandy for $3.50
Hawkins Bros.
s and Morgan Bldg Phone 1900
NORTH STANTON ST. SNAP.
hos sis d. arr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
Educational.

ART AND ENPRE>SION-Priva lessons.
S.; class lessons. 81. china paintiue. $50
lesson Mrs r. 3D. Hines. graduate ~ Pho
Hinsiy AT school. Germany. Phone e1O1NV-
l19 y Santa Fe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
SEE OWNER

For good buy in . room bungalow.
giass-d IN sleeping po-ch- built in
features hard wood floors. living
and dining rcra--- s4u-Halhs and
grass on two fuiI lots best loca-
non Manhattal H. Take car or
lots as part ra.u.tlt-
CI.RC-I
s5sa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16

> LOTS On BLISS STREET. $500
South front in the 5000 block. paving paid.
JAS. J.. MARI a COMPANY.
500 San Antonio - Phone sg=O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16

SUGAR BETS AND ALFALFA
ClNl-A All PIC.

This Is the combination that will make
good farmer rich in this valley: let Us
SHOW you We CAN
We know what We are talking about (aI
least part Of It). as we are. and have been
fOy1 years one OF the biggest alfalfa growers
IN valley and as for the beet end Of Il
We re satisfied 20 the extent that we signed
up to plant Toe acres Of beets f0r next year
BAILEY LAND CO.
Phone cess 500 Mesa ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
$3.50
S4ffal

Up TO date room bungalow in Alta Vista
uleuts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16

SCI kilh REALTY CO.
i9s-s lst Nat Bank BLDG Phone f77
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16

$780, ->-->-----~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-
t-AAE->I designs. both exposed and closet
~ tlprs- ranging in lengths 6-S-I0-Is-Is
and 20 feet soda fountains. also late design
lE ooth: drug and confectionery fixtures
ttn-e-- chairs and carbonarors- can equip y-c1
complete drug or confectionery store an
on one contract small cash payment down
--alce easy monthly payments. we can save
ga - per cent on purchase price. Write or
VIE r & F. Commission Co. agents. Gros-
man Fountain Co. zoo Herald Bldg. L!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-16
Detective Agencies.

LESsoNS nj nm. Gnnton .tnGlo. p
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-09
Confederation.

OMAHA. May s,-To the Editor Of The
Bee In your issue Of Monday morning
notice D communication from "a Hea-
then" opposing the proposed ordinance
taxing eats This letter was evidently
written by one Of thoee who see, but
do not observe" Passing over his in
situation that cats only squall about tho
time the rooster crows. the lee man yels
at the house, the 'dlscordant robin twit-
tiers and the festive newsboy cries his
morning papers and that, 80 far as his
fifty years Of observation" goes cats
do not eat birds. ] want 10 pay atten-
ton 10 the suggestion he makes that 10
destroy cats would be 10 rob poor chill
dren" of their amusement and TO say that
this IT, 10 my mind. the greatest reason
for regulating cats, Any physician viii
tell you that cats are one Of the most
prolific carriers Of germs Of all kinds.
Their fur Ia soft and clnging they, by
choice. keep off the open streets so far
as possible; they frequent narrow alleys
and by-ways; they crawl under sheds and
shacks; they visit garbage cans and other
repositories Of filth are readily admitted
TO many homes, and are potted and fon-
died by children regardless Of any dis
case the children may have; then 20 into
other homes and are taken up by the
children and fondled and kissed with
"all their imperfections' on their coats.
/ have no doubt that N the truth were
known the late scarlet fever epidemic
here was greatly spread by this means
In a similar epidemic In my old town
! was positively instructed by my family
physician TO keep my children away from
all cats, even our own, and all cats
away from the children. His advice was
simply common sense and was appre-
olated and followed.
! am by no means a cat Halter. but
consider children, even II only 'whis-
thing newsboys.' OF much greater impor-
lance than cats and am for safety first
IN this respect
am in sympathy with the Audubon
society on the point of bird protection,
for with nearly as long an experience as
Heather" | can confidently answer his
do they" by transposing II TO they do"
and venture that II he gives his honest
birds than mice, unless his observation
was confined TO the time OF night when
mice and not birds were abroad in the
land. and no was seeking slumber. not
when cats caterwaul, but when robins,
ice men and newsboys we're on their
Jobs and the rosy morn stood tip-toe on
the mountain tops" A, l.. TIMBLIN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-09
Time 10 Stop Temporizing

The latest raid on Texas border towns by
Mexican bandits is an exhibition Of the danger
continually present under existing conditions.
With no responsible authority anywhere In Mex
leo, save in the small area occupied by the
American troops marauding bands are both
numerous and desperate. Carranzas pretense
10 government has been thoroughly exposed,
and the futllity OF his effort disposes Of him
even as an experiment He has proved weaker
even than was thought The question OF the
political aspect Of the murderous forays into
the United States doesn't much matter. We
have quite as good reason for suspecting Car
rama Of tacit consent 10, II not completely In,
the movement as any one. Yhe outstanding
facts are that Mexico has no government, de
facto o. otherwise and that our relations with
ts people cannot be maintained on friendly
footing until peace along the border Is assured
Even the patient president should understand
that the time for temporizing has passed and
that some definite policy towards the trouble
some murderers and robbers Of Mexico should
BE- put into operation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-09
Income Tax on Foreigners.

American investment bankers have united
Ia a protest against the announced intention Of
tho government 10 collect income tax on Amer
lean securities owned by foreigners II Is
urged that this will affect the market abroad
for our securities by rendering them less az.
tractiye This statement Is true, but II does
moi make plain why the foreigner should be
exempt from the tax, nor does any good reason
appear Why extra Inducements should be pre-
scented to foreigners who are sought ~ possible
investors In our bonds, stocks or mortgages.
American securities have long been considered
splendid investment by the people OF Europe,
and billions Of dollars worth are now owned
there Moreover, as The Bee remarked some
months ago, immense blocks Of these securities
were purchased well below par and are now
selling at par or well above, 80 that the holders
reaped double profit on the loan, sharing IN
our prosperity at little n any risk The fact
that the British government agreed TO accept
American securities at the market price in lieu
of gold on lts own war loan issues gives clue
10 the standing OF our credit. public and Dri-
yate. Many millions Of money are sent across
the ocean each year 10 pay interest on these
securities, and out Of this considerable reve-
nue. goes 10 the European governments Amer
lean securities are quite likely to top the mar
ket for many years TO come, and the foreign
owner il not entitled 10 special consideration
lie should pay his share Of the cost OF Keeping
IN the government here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-09

LANDING PosToFFIcE. n. j.. May
ITO the Editor Of The Bee. In view
Of the fact that Won published a page
advertisement by Henry Ford In which
was personally attacked and false aceu-
sations were made against me. | trust, as
q matter Of Justice and fair play, that
YOU win allow me an opportunity OF re-
plying
Henry Ford charges that / wrote my
hook 'pefenseless America" for the
purpose Of fostering my munitions busi-
ness. and that The Battle Cry for
Peace founded ON my book. was
actually munition selling scheme, lie
makes tho following remarks about THE
Rattle CRY u Peace
Have Won seen tha, awful moving pic.
tune The Hattie cry % Peace
Did vou shake with fear aud tremhla
for your countrNs safety
iaiA Sou know that others were shmks
inc al the saue time. hut WITH laughter
at tour feat And with 10y over the fNt
contracts YOUR fear nishi hrire lhamf
nU che screen sou we're told that ne
snn NaNlma ntfeussies America Nou
s#M M NaEtm in tne III infa fle waH
hnidiua semenfinH alaft N RMs an ms
affHmtui % Warfaff
Naa So Maxim NsH merely Adtsrtia
tna Hta wares aMt njaFtHH 0n kaAF feAft
Is make mHfANt or hls gu0da
htf Maxim h8a tametMipE W eli wat
aiiHns
Assi - BNats m ere itsf etap
sNatsA as fsW b kaHws eitt qua
#t aHa p8wN Az p in sateups
taa ts N Ha8# WHHtAn stock NnN
~ ia attention. tee mst sHat Is
a.a.faaH ffe 5H5..a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-09
People and Events

a jury OF old boys at Grand Rapids, Mich, could
not be convinced that sehoolboy much dau.
aged by being whipped by his teacher, Neyertheess
they gave him a verdict for cents 70 buy gum.
Every chance the hcartlcss girls get they rub ni-
initiation into mere man. flock Of fifty Vassar
students. listening 10 court proceedings nj Pongh-
kecnslo, on hearing man testify that his wife was
of the house let 20 burst Of applause that made
THE Judge sit up and rap for order Judicial dignity
doesn't get a look in with feminism Triumphant
A thoroughly dry Georgia by law was launched
on May day No beverage containing more than one
hair Of per cent Of alcohol may be manufactured or
sold henceforth IN the state but the thirsty with the
price may import much Two quarts of hard
liquor and fortyseisht pnts Of beer month The
Import privilege nHures reasonable moderation az the
droath
4 complete sx-roon home. built on the Swiss
chalet style. il perched the roofage Of a twenty
onesstory office building on Vanderbilt avenue. New
York The novel residence " owned and occupied ~
Thomas Hasiings distinguished architect and his
family surrounding the lofty elris Is italian gar
den Nith dmuutiye trees and shruhherS walks ami
flower beds al tbe se'tus fact ~ country
home
Mrs iotty afeen Il iusl - lWrpsr physically as
taad 81 expected for ot ioaFaeoEs years Colonel
Gfren saya hef recent interpretation WAS quesly Balm.
shea Ely 81 appentiou hal tadaY suA ne rgst rHre
II ihe loids tsd heen hsstr saAa tts lolanai ,b,
tastbf services uopm mol have been ossdsd Sd an
unlorlHnalst ihe tuneaseh % lhe hsetf aase =
lsft a. Fafaaunfs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-09
Relies on Kaiser's Promises.

President Wilson signifies his intention OF
allowing relations with Germany 70 rest on
pledges contained in the latest note from Ber-
lin. In common with all Americans. he accepts
the promise of the kaiser at rs face and relies
upon him to make good Az the same time
the president proposes to take occasion TO point
out that Germany cannot be permitted TO die
tate the relations or policy Of the United States
with any other country Neutrality would not
permit the pursuance OF such a course. even
should friendship or desire to please suggest
Il The United States Is pledged. and by lis
actions has maintained that pledge. to defend
the rights Of all neutrals, and the sharpness Of
la controversy with Germany has grown out Of
this undertaking., Encroaehments by the allies
on neutral rights have not been forgotten al
though they have been in considerable meas
IRE oyorshadowed by the German crisis u the
new German promises are lived mp to. we win
have more time for dealing with the British
ottenses.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-09
Silver on the Upgrade.

Last "Wednesday silver was quoted on the
New York market al TN cents an ounce, the
highest price u which the metal has sold In
twenty four years, Its upward turn has been
noted for several months ana many dealers
lhlnk ID has mel SEA reached the top % its
Cinth several reasons ate aaerlbed iof thu
advance The first and perhaps gteateat g
,he gloaihg ii tbp Mexican mlnes from which
che larger pare gt the aappll has come VA recent
teafs one either reason il thr Increased ssll
ror the mtiN ln udpsta and The arts Some
have pretended o. observer steaief demand
tof silver ~ meaeY metai hut ths has hot
developed enoash % Interest - awaken me
sofpsa 81 tmstauIsm nHt Hg,sf 10 on lhs
uaWraae and Il ENG atmaad holds d etli hfibs
atoat lhe ttnsatl - activity 10 maaN eeateth
n.nsas amrss ehels lbe aule hes beeu desah
iaf nany leafs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-09

The experience OF the long-headed business
man is worth more than the advice Of the wise
acre theorst, 70 we print here some sober obser-
vatIons made by our fellow townsman, w. w.
Bingham, who has been, learning the yagaries
OF trade and industry through more than
third of century Of active business:
Prospects for good crop we're never better
than now Everything points 70 a prosperous year.
but there has never been time IN the history OF
our country when the business man should exercise
more care and judgment than Abnormal con-
dltlons have caused sharp advance In practically
ali manufactured products Prices continue 10
climb and speculation Is rampant on every side A
conservative policy naurea safety. Its preeiden-
tini year also Money usually tgftens NJ where
any doubt exists as TO possible change IN the adj
minisration In the policy Of new congress. It's
better 10 be safe than sorry, Nothing 10 worry
about, but keep the machine under control.
No fancy language is used here, but there
Is large kernel Of homely truth which our
readers will do we'll TO ponder over an digest.
whether they like IL or not
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-09
Thirty Years Ago
This Day in Omaha

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-09

SOUTH SIDE, May $50 The I'd tor
Of The Bee The following secret circular
Of INSTRUCTION was sent out 70 900 edi~
tors by the Newspaper Enterprise asso-
citation Of Cleveland o.. on April ~
LOCAL WAR LUNCHES FOR y r.
A. EDITORS
II would be o good stroke OF prepar-
edness" N YOU would get advance cope
on what your community y dolilg 70
protect your railroads, water works, cleo
trle Iiuht plants, etc, from German agents
and aplees III case war breaks out, and got
up illustration for the same You eould
spring this done. making big scoop the
minute hostlitcs should be declared
Also get interviews. TO hold, from Yo'r
mayor, chief Of police and other pror1i-
nent Officials on how they viii cope with
riots, eta. DO not run this story unless
war Ia declared, but spring II quickly "
such an event as IL Will prove timely
lnasmueb as disorder IL Is fairly safe 20
assume viii start almost Immediately
after such an announcement
Another good article 70 run IN rase war
Is declared Is an immediate compilation
of statements from all your prominent
Germans as 10 how they stand.
Of course. these stories are for use only
In the event war IL declared, or some.
think Ike ii ensucs Otherwise let well
enough alone Il right.
Cleveland April a. N ~ y.
The people ought TO know about this.
AUGUST MILLER
Bl6 South Thirty-third street