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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-05
HISTORIC HARRISBURG

Simon Snyder was the first Cover
nor to live in Harrisburg. He resided
in Market street part of the time.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-05
DO YOU KNOW

That Harrisburg plans for treat
ing the islands in the river have
attracted Statewide attention?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-05

Premier Asquith is willing to give
tho suffrage to English women. He
realizes that his country has had all
the war it can stand.-New York Sun.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-05
Our Daily Laugh
BETWEEN
GIRLS.

G1ALo.
How can you
be engaged to a
man 40 years
old2 He has, 1
see, given you
some magnificent
presents.
T h a e s the
point. 4 first
love IS romantic.
but a last love is
very lavish.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-05
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 5.

do not bnoW but that, if 1Ue 1Oere
fully the LORDS, the greater part of the
good zoe did 1Oould be that of 11hich a1e
Dere not cognisdnt. SerUice a0ouId
oUerfot0 from as. "A. J. GORDON.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-05

Published evenings except Sunday by
THE TELEGRAPH PRINTING CO.,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-05
TELEGRAPH PERISCOPE

If this thing keeps up we may one
day find capital striking against work
ing conditions imposed by labor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-05

E. ]. STAcKPoLE. Prss't and Editor-in.C hiet
T. r. OYSTER, Business Manager.
GUS NJ. STEINMETz. Managing Editor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-01
Sor9eIi9 Seiltaeelie.

ct. 2olli5, Mo., BEN 27oe San.:
OtrS. Selnie Gbornburg orGbte i
Sat meb ct pelrettet Sflto en- Iabo.
tone, Dtrs. Wnrgaret WtcgSiqianls,
inn bun fog for en- Embarrassing.
Mrs. SDorn6ltrg melote Jig Dos 90.
litlet og blep erflPret un0er Irreit,
til Sagen fam BIZ nHrmere UNDER.
irgt.
Der par, ~forflareoe bun, / Den
icuere Sio foretaget flere S,1bbr1lo /
/ benOeS Stem. s Nat bapoe bun
Derfor lagt Jig pau Cur, og oa bun
hcrte nogen, iom bun / Werfet life
fltnoe ie, pnSle peO ct al @inouerne,
GAP bun Slo.
Mrs. Mc@iGiams Gpete er for
rciten life set beOitc, og Tolitiet er
tilbpiclig I'll at bploc iii Den Me-
ming, at bun bar bopt en- Singer
meb / talrigc SSnbbruO, iom / BEN
icnerc Sio bar flrnbet Steb / Iabo.
loget, og at bum "fdlot poa i'm 8ier-
ming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-01

VariIergrellt er IlRlten life iii at
up0rIue mere, naiurIiguis iom fsel.
gege al &rigen. Sont rimeIig fon
uGre, bar oenne SingeneS SiIitano
ucft Den ltorIie SllbeI inoen Eotetes-
Nllgeena tulrige SamiIie. Sc bar
liffert bopt en- ri1tie foielig "Ge.
union" MI peO NarSifiitet. libel
0igpia ifriper Oe life / apiiernc.
st gloO ioriifrer me0 nlegen Sol.
relic, at @nnoet life fan "rlnres"
nleo SinO. Gen Man0 er nabenbart
netop penot tiIbngc ira ct Ipnsere
SpDolo / oct inorc al Iirifu. Seq
er ippltot pan at 1ere ira bam
i0lcn, cfterot G%nlgfampell er oper
til Soften. Suis fife |inoen bar
bioait bam tiIboQc iii arofooiaernes
%erOen ier Den Si0, itol leg pGooe
Ell Sfinfc NIeif paa, at ban bar ior-
ororct Wening.
Irnlot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-01
Doc 80 Qar eammeI.

Bakersfield, Gal, ben 240e Sun.:
Gn Snoianer-" Souam", Wnrp &C.
cllpaS, ser iaeoeS at bore $50 Mar
gcmmcl, er ofgonet peo Osoen. Sfsl-
&c en- al 9li,toritcterne foretaget 9ig-
aabning bpoe bun al natlrliee Iar-
lcger. Sum bar BET ploite Weolem
AZ en- np1ten llobso Stamme, De iaa.
fGlote Sroianinoidnere. 9lanot Sc
gjenlepenoe Weolemmer al Stam.
men finbeS Der mellem Is o. 90
E%erio1er, iom CT pper 100 Mar
gamlc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-01

scr piIoc pure rc0e Ill al 'orIpnre
liz pdafommenoe GiIiTlocr Ytcn
oct panoi |oltionu1en libcn cllcr III.
gen Giltro / Gnglono. Zen cnclie
&irfnina uar, al man Ger M bpg'
0e0c 0obbclt loa mango Sflbc ON
Ioret ionl ier. Ut GngIGnoernc
life ioq ipGrt mc9ci letI AZ Sltllof'o'
men, bar uiii liQ / &c lioltc For Nor,
ga III nlda life ucutc, al DC lnorctter
iiQ otter 9Imerlfna 6orlifrln9cr tort
mere, enc Sc 9ior0c eftcr Gpltlnnoa.
Gi fan haze en- belt lrcOcllglunoct
Nclieriu0 Ioor cllcr nGitc Var, o9
iclu bette Uil ll0lanoct life a1ic Tor
nodcn @aranti, bui@ ocn OptrGoer
mcO ct oNQrcsiipi 6Ianocpro0rom.
Nicn on I Cncr s Mar bar n tonIfc
Ct NriQapurtl uc0 &orct. Sln8cnc
uouiflcr iil oitc burti8crc, emo man
bcrclurr pno 6orboonO. SfuIOc Dl
IA fonmc ~ / noNeu &0nitcIiNbcocr
al en- clltr uuocn 9lrt % plOlic. al Vi
bau0c en- ubDrc Glauoc, ldu at NJ
tm0c hauc Mnub ON al ltaa o@ I en-
Stamp. lou nuoc u 'no en- ari0, 'or
nj ptoitr Croct al. Store NulrIn-
Qcr bar ale Gage purct Den %llfrcltc
&ci til oct man ii0cr, mon oil unO-
dna pcO at ruite, ncnlIil &ri9, o8
ouRlcr @lmcrita en- 6IdaOc bercgnet
pon at boIoe GnglonO Ston8cn, ioo
tolcr standardization ior, at N Ell
gang i (iocn 'nar Arl1 mco
Gn3lonN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-01

Glepcrne ueo CT Al Nitens Cole.
gcS blep nnliq ipurat. huen oct CT,
icm cr Sturcr / Sprfiet. % citer
bpab Scr berettcS, par Suarene
"ouerraifeuoe". 81 oct er pei life
ina nlcaet at nnbrc2 p0u heller, Tor
iUp / oiiiciclc Sfriitcr ~ Sofumen.
Ter bar man hibtil Al eli cllcr onoen
@runo ioriiet oc:l hiitoriifc aicnos.
0lcrninl, at Sprtieta rirfeIIgc S.p.
rcr he0er Nilhclm. og ~ Snrferne
hdr "hnret" liz ~ pdn llbcltcnlt Slo
oe MI arbeibcr for "Spacoen" |
prei'iit SieneItc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-01

Ter op / Gaeen iaien meo en- Cult
oner 'ig az Sfinobrepe % gontle
Iorocbeger. loo er DC ielo'tPnotge
Nor'fere. l9roe REIMBURSEMENT,
IiItorttefcr % - meget operlegne.
connie al Dem. OQ De er iitono I'll
al tribe flilot ct belt Nibllotef meo
Olgre Terfer oper oct lille Iiinit al
Norgcs Siitorie, Sc bar polgt til lin
S%pcciuIitet.
Men Ell u orgeSbit orie
'trlper De olorig. Gertil or DC llge
loo %nlfiffet iom for De grou Jig neo
/ N~rfiperne.
Settle er 8rlnocn iii, at Eorgc
ocn Sug iOaa life cicr en- BOG iom
DIR. 8lerlet'S - en- flar, grci, no
lsrllg COG Dog operfomn1clig) Ian-
menbGngenoc 6remitilin9 al Oct
rorlfe Soils Siitorlc. ~ifreuet Tor oct
opIplte % intereaicrte nlnene Solf.
% Der or beller iugen S%onoipnlig'
beo Tor at Norge pil loa N llig BOG
nleo oct ierite. Ser tr nenlli0 / Nor-
&c bare 10 SIaQ@ Nenneiter. iom
ltriDer Norgcsbiitoric: SfoIelGrcrnc,
lom lager lmao SfOIcbs9cr; oislc
or ltobt al SfoIcitlens arnp % er
utlIlreoSlllaenbe icm SoItebsger.
"a iad DC piocnifdbcli1c 6orifcre,
lom bare lager ltorc Spccioluerfcr
opcr ct cller anoct 9I'init, % oiSlc
CT cnooa miilore ifitfet iii Solfebp.
ger. Sfal DC 9uroe pirfelig ifriue
Ell u orgeSbi G, iaa maa
Dc 'Ioa Jig inmmel. CT ballot Guiin
az Dem, o. laa bIir Gelultatet ct
alGmpeuerf pno - @inb - lom
bcler life or ififfct til 6olfcbog.
Mellem 1isIe Docrpultfter CT set
Itorc Sonrum, iom nctop Ell BOG
ion @ierict's ifuloc ltoiploe.
Sauoc III DR.. @ierict ppret en-
"lpro b~iltoriif Soriter" eiter Den
norlfc Hecept, loa funOe han aIorig
/ Siuct ia ifrcpet en- Zig BOG. San
tunoc lfripe ben, bare ioroi ban
lenOer Norgc5 6iitoric, ioroi
ban bar fitIgt QoOt nleo / por hi
%'torl'tc SIteratilr % bar nlegen Ears
ming boaoc / atl0eruc o. / Sen mo-
ocrnc llnoeripgelic". 90 iao ioroi
ban cllfer Den.
DR.. @ltu's 9lrtifcI peobIir at
pore bobbeltlobet belt til Slut.
"@ierlet'a BOG er oct belle iulot
tiIlrebsitiuenbe for oct engeliftulen-
&c Tltblifllm", itriper ban, ten
ban antpoer nligeueI, at ri fanife
'elu funOe git eno0a beOrc @eifeo,"
oct oil iige: ifriuc en- elooa beore
Sob Tor 2iemeoct.
Get lpoer operlegent, men bpiit
uiunoIpnlig.
San life DR.. @uQ ifripc en- Nor
9eHhiltoric, Iom ben Der Der er Gale
ON, ior oct liorite Fublifun, lom
ban tIel0er, iau fan ban ppre blaa
Tor, at ban life fan Ifripc en- Tor ct
&erocuSpubIifllm, Tom ban fife
flen0er. g. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-01
Klorer fig uoen Saloon.

Gcnocr, Colorado, 0cn 270e SrSan.
Gcnuer bar M ppret l0en Saluoner
lrrcn Den lite Snmlar, llben at Ser
CT bpnot noget al &c forfGroeIise
Stng, ion Ser blep ipoaet piloe bun.
DC, oa 6orbloslopen traoote / Strait.
Sioer1te bor life uGret iaa iloriiunte
ran mango Iar.
Gettc Saftllm ipnes at befrPite
observation-disclosures Eooitano, at
Sorblo ingell ifaocligc Spleer Siloc
fau for Gerber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-01
DR.. 6icrlct5 300.
0n Nnmclbclic ira NOrgc - % cn
Nnmcloclic al Ben laIcn.

DIR. pbilo9. Con. @uu, Gotent /
Niitorlc pco Nriiilnuin llniucrlitCt,
bar / ari'tiauiobIu0ct "Goqblaoct"
itrcuct lcllcuoc NumcIoclic al DIR.
anut Wlcrict' &crt "NiiiOrp Of the
Norrucliau NcopIc":
Get var life uocu SpunNln9 icR int
it mig Ill al lUic ocuuc &oQcu AZ III
uori dmtrltdui! 0liorjtcy. On fan 10
r.orlN piOc. bpnO ior Ie2n1tlgc Solf
ian tor ood ing Ell iliG CpRupc. Yro-
io2io, /, uorit Sprol, SltcyGulr oN 0'-
'torIc uco Yuihcr college. Ettordb -
en- 2ottorlrdo in NtlOcIbcr9 Ga
IGuilcrnc cr lite bel: niQlorcuNc; ~
c. fannie Ct Eorldl ION 4iGtmiluu Ell
b,Nrc @dronti, men heller life BET e.
not! "a lea hoG9ict MIN SIpdnt iot
a. rc.tc Sc,!.
Nicu 10 mere lea bar Irit / bette tore
NrbcjNt en- IL 1900 Slocr - oca
,'tlrt @lUoc bar lea Ialt over Set. -:
G., utttirot il3 Ell No3 ION trUrNic2 pno
Ct AZ %eipt'H'pioN'i'' 'ot'"uo'''''8
parcr Nct lite inr lUnQc, in nj iudr CT
uliuuycuoc &rbcioc pua Euii, o1i0u ct
"Io''''' '''' "''' ~ ga" "''''8'
i'Iltr g" tl o'oeni!l9 'o"'n.'ii0rns
ltnoc NrtnliiIin8 ~ Hot8c9 NN'ot'V'
5cIo pud Norli tu,oc ri uruAe Ell lila
|o0 llo''''l8e'e enc c" SIo''pot m'''
l'tt la1 nor ION zen yer %n'P@ georges
Nriorlc
Nnni o'cr'tt en- HE noocH l'IpHrI'o'0
Not''i' tu'I >"niti hpiN N'lo''''
men en- experimenting 'ot'id"ol9 NOM
t'Idi'r Ndn 'at 'HI3I 0opi neo l
pot hnioyuIt Hlitrdtur % Ndr mc0ci'
>ronill N1dot NiIoctnt ~ DC mo
otInt lluotI''lt.ltr. Ndn 'lNct 'cIp !
norolott III ham ''Iltt Inc %'eIo@ ~
nc ly1ot'N @o'ldr3 ~ III nan poo;
stt tan ttlt ~ltaiH3''otlilt1 men %t.'
N 'ot'irr'it' iot more Io"otI'oi''t
>'i.''2 e. niece, 'ol''ltlA On I'll"
u.l,'1 -t1l >.i'N't ''J ZEN 'onl uit Qdr
NniolN,to on N,uii I'll 81 'ri8t 'tl''
N,t1 Ht'h.i';tt CT Hdiu''32i9' al 20
sem p't'1 .'Ni 3antuc.odl2, eod ne
''onc N'o'..tlat I'tl 'ohl '.ttl 'tIi op
"I l'I| 'a'>t %e',u '5ld'otH tN'tl"i
1.Ni av.t. 'itt,ti 'ot II c"tI ~'tlii'n
"at 'i't''
NoiHiIil'i5 CT o'i III So N'''' IL.
St.2 h'1' 'ou en- .'fNm1no n.o''N pIs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-01
:fra Svo olmerifd.
Norllntlelie ira sthe 1

N~otl'PilcIle ira Sloc ]
bpoca ale Heiicloe, og Iom oac Mel
Icnoc mnn prouc. Gen cr goltife
p%climogcnbc, men liot tor % boaro
/ AIo0et.
Ger cr life mango SepproiNbcocr
/ Nribqctomu Men ct Bar Sin9
fan pGrc pUr0 at nrpne. 5 en- al
De lnloo @d0Cr / @pcn ltodr enonli
ct liOct, gnnmleIt Slls, boor Ell @ro.
Scr a @corle @aibington cnNnng
booze / SIltningen al oct 1Sbc Mar
hulorcoc. o. hams %roocr @crrge
bclpQte hdnl, enlung ban lda lpg Ger.
Gn an0cn ScuUroigbco or ct Mini
oc9rlerfc oucr 0ct iiOitc Sfuo al oelt
Qolnlc bnjontiuife aciicrinmiIic. CT,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ionu fon hCrllo /
cnlclif &riQatlcucitc / oct nttcnoc
Narhunorcoc ~ bpoc oa blcu bcNra-
pet her. StiUbnens Teic fam pUrc
ul0crligC.
Siprpucrpcn Sriniono.
Grn &urbd0oca letter ri Sllricll
Ill Srinlod0, 0cn ~itsrltc al sc inlna
Nutiler. Gen Iigger %uoeuior Ori.
noco TIobcu> plumbing, pno II @ra-
bcra norOIiQ 9reooe. Gen er 1854
cnGclifc &%po0rotmil ltor. % Tolfe-
mlunl6cn or onltrcilt Ell &part Nil.
lion. Mope0itaoen, Sort Of Spoiu,
cr bcticnot ira S%iorsucrnc9 clcr
%lIccnuccr NontpcncS Gage. Gen
bar cit pppcrl,l Saun ~ par ucI be
fU'tct otter Sc Sibcr@ Waolcitcf.
Ser 100 monlen bnaro ann1p her
mcllcm Spdnicre % GnalGnherc.
Bort o. Sp0iu lager paa Gcn@ %c't-
lloc, uca V0rld-@ olien. ct StrG-
Dc, iom faIoe@ Sragemnlnocn. icrer
ino iii bette lille, inoliltteoc Sau ira
Noro, ~ nnor ri fortiTtter Netlcll
lpbouer, teller vi iib 9lennem CT all-
oct malt StrU0e, lpm bGrer Napnet
Slun9cnmm0cn. : Srinloao Ter man
lite iua iaa Ninouer. &c er fomnlet
ira &noieu mn0cr aontratt meo Den
cnaclltc HeQIering ior at oprfc Sor-
bcn poa oeuue 2. Set iiacS. az Oct
tc Grpcrimeut cr IpltcS 1an'te 1oot
Bort o. Spain cr Ell rcnsIlg %
pdtfcr @u pau ca. $4,000 Mennc-
iicr. Gt Smtfc uSenior %pen bar
man ct aanifc merfeIi9t Natiir'T'
nonlcIL ncmIia Ell Snoiie AZ @sIaIt.
Get Ter no til, at Den er nhlotenme'
lig: man bar eit al Den o. tappci
/ oct ueuoelige, mel liae iulo or Den
&c Snoicote er natiirIi9piS ltolte a
oenne ScuUroiabeo % pda'taar. a
Ser / bereS Snoiie iitocS ISfolt no'
Tor belle &crNcns @cbop ira M %
| I'll Sommeoae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-01

Sea icr / ct omerifnnif @loo, at
ser er llogert, iom iorciloar, at Te.
Giarlngcn ! @aibington M Dor raa-
81 Amcrifoncrnc / 81 Euip til at
relic ocriru Tor iii Siffcrhcb@
SfpID. Sor noe Ssia, %co "a life
Mnnocn, at Nmcrlfoncrnc / 81 Taio
lcper cnouu % at NclicringcrS
Gobe Hdao giTlber bare 0cml. loml
uIIcrebe er ialocn blnnot no
pere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-01
Srrmaer &c en- Spmaifine? "Sus.

uennen" or iaa goo iom nosen anoen
Sumoifine I'll Den bobbelte Hrs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-01
ct fariia program.

VI lUlllH PlpNi"ih'
Seuoior Chamberlain ira CrcQon
io9oc unlil i en- Gale, at ban nUrcoc
Set Nouu, at s., Gorcncoc Stotcr2
Gloo0c. ntt0ctior iom M at m0tdlc
ricr0c 4}ldOs llouot &crocu2fluuOcr.
he, / en- uur 6rcmtio pil0c bli Den
itsr,t, "a 'oritc 5louOt Dem, 2Ilcr
/ inert Gulo uoa 'oo uur % I'll Den
ioriic / Nunl iom miliG % Al man
iuttcr itl BET MtaoI mtocr in1cn I'm
ituuoJQbcocr at Iaoc mere cn0 Ell
NiaRt oucrtrrm', iil paa Nauct.
! ocuus ltO. oo Der flores on mco
ol'.oQ2 ilot Suof ON 6orbcrcOtbco
C"Ercparconci@'D % Der lldoiG bar
pcs pao. al nj mau have Ell ~ltorrc
6!aa0c % en- 'iorre NUr 'or at 'or
iparc rs. nnar nj bIir ongrebet. tam
mango LET b.i pIIo.'ott men @'IilU"
Ill. hUa0 Eun0ct uIrtrliN be
hopcr III III 6orlonr; Tor Oct cr
life oIti0 Be. iom tI,nOcr ~nn0ct@
Hcnou b20it o. bar bette dlcnc 'or
EF, ION taller met o'IIpot ON at
o"re ru'ici. Ter or n'I0t ~ a.
'lcHnutt'8e Nenl0l, l0m 8l'r 'l3
ll"I0eno' odlon / Dem nl'o"rcno'
%ropdddnoa 'or "Vrcpor'ont'@' %
! IN rene 4Im'noeI'1he0 tan Oct ocI
'i5es al Den 9rlnate Glcnnnttc %
@a0elp9e nIorl0 bor haoi ct mere
'ruJtbart Noeroitona'elt, emo hoor
Dc tunoe 'Iaa pau Notrtot'anen@
forthcoming "a 'orlede al bl.0e 6o!t
uno. at oet oor %onoct3 9{otlo-
mems ESrc. Oct 3lalot.
@oor 'iertt Nor'odr SaHocf fr"lI'
9er, ian Der p"re 0cItl @Frnli'1'r
OH, III" 'oll ''r "'ii al Q0a'iao' al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
WITH 215 M|LE5OF FINE ROADS
Il PASO COUNTY To BUILD MORE
campagn of Road Building to Add to Already Excellent
system of Paved and Graveled Roads Is Inaugurated
Find of 100000 Available Through Bond Issue,
to Be Used Extending System and Improvements.

R0RK is just starting on tHe
N/ construction of new ROADS De
w +u-ee, vs1e+a. and Socorro that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
MODERN EQUIPMENT
FOR FIRE FIGHTING



F'ayette hotel fire, and through its
efforts al but one Of the inmates were
taken safely TO earth. One man suffO-
Gated by taking refuge in the lavatory.
where he could not be found by the
rescuers-
Force Consists OF A Fi,emen.
During che year two men we're added
to the department bringing the total to
A firemen and two telephone oper-
ators; at the central station are "a
men and the two telephone oper-
ators; at the Mesa station there ara
six men. at the Sunset station I'VE
men; East Ell PasO, FIVE; and at High
land Park, four. Each company has an
officer in charge, who is either a cap
tain or a lieutenant
The head Of the department is alder
man ". 6. Jolly, chairman OF the COM
mittee on fire, police and building
The officers are: John T. Wray, chief;
John T Sullivan, assistant chief; en-
tain; r. T. LeGrOs, lieutenant Engine
company No. 2 (engine and hose
wagon, c. E. Lyons, Lieutenant HOOK
and Ladder company No / c W
Stewart, lieutenant Mesa company No.
3. W H Williams, captain; W T. Jazz
son. lieutenant Engine company no
4 (AGesa), o. T. StapletOn, eaptS<ns G.
s. Conner. lieutenant Ens-.sfe COM
pany No. 3. Cast Fl PasO). Arthur
Peterson. captain; I farbro, lieutenant
land Park. JEFF Glaves, captain; J. E
Jacobs. lieutenant
Value OF Department s142651-3O.
The value Of the property OF the fire
department is placed at S142, $3.50
Buildings and fixed contents are valued
at $4,000, and real estate, at s4S.5O0-
Apparatus and equipment are placed at
1,S00; furniture and miscellaneous
equipment at s17.9S2.50: harness and
horses at S5635.5O; and fire alarm sys-
ten at 1.29S-SO. For the operation
OF the department during the coming
year the city budget has set aside
SS1 500. which is S11s $50 more than that
appropriated FOR the past year.
Additions In 1915.
The principal additions to the equip
ment during 1915 were a new triple
combination. chemical. hose and pump
OF automobile, costing about $4,000, and
1000 feet OF hose This year a $4,000
SeagraTes combination automobile en-
CINE Will be added The apparatus has
already been ordered. As already in
dicated another station viii be estab-
lished- and it is probable that during
the year other equipment viii be
added.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22
NEARLY MILLION DOLLARS ARE
SPENT IN INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
AS Manufacturing City FL Paso Is Constantly Enarging
It's Opportunities by Building Additional Plants and
Adding to Those Already Built; Year 1915 Is One Of
Surprising Industrial Growth and Prosperity.

clay products forms an important in
dustry in and around FL Paso. and IN
addition to the plant of the Interna-
tional Brick company. ALREADY men men
Brick company. Fl Paso Brick com
pany. operating a large plant on the
New Mexico side Of the river and turn
ing out both brick and tile; Bush Clay
Products company, and Jesus Sam
brano.
In addition to lines Of manufacture
already outlined, FL Paso factories
turn cut art glass, ornamental tile,
lamps, mantels, porch furniture, tents
and awnings, printing, fertilizer,
poultry food, pumps. soap. wax. floor
dressing. cleaning preparations, trunks
and travelling bags. 1ewelry. paints,
furniture polish, saddles and harness.
brushes, beer, macaroni, vermicelli,
handmade boots and shoes tennis
racQuets, patent medicines and various
other articles
Fort Worth Plant Moves Here.
Announcement is made that within
the next few weeks the Texas Fixture
& Refrigerator company will move its
plant from Fort Worth to FL Paso.
Through the efforts of the manufac-
lures committee OF the chamber of
commerce enough stock has been sold to
FL PaSO investors to make the removal
a certainty. A $4,000 corporation is
being formed that will give employ
ment to between Is and 20 men from
the outset The plant viii manufac-
ture ice boxes and refrigeratOrS, screen
doors. kitchen tables and other small
articles from MADEIRA pine Felix
Martinez has exchanged two lots near
the Ell Paso Milling company's plant
in exchange for stock, and this prop
erty will be used as the site for the
new factory.
Tire and Tube Works Planned.
The manufacturers committee OF the
chamber Of commerce also has under
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way plans for the building OF a tire
and tube factory in Ell Paso. This is a
100000 proposition. and the plant viii
have a capacity Of so castings per day
and Will turn out a sufficient number
of tubes 10 supply the trade in Ell
Paso's territory. Similar plants in
Denver and Wichita are said to be
operating at a good profit.
Packing House Assured
The chamber Of commerce is making
progress in the organization Of a SIS
600 packing house for the city. As the
center of great cattle growing
country. FL Paso is a logical point for
the building of packing houses. yet
at the present time the city buys
canned meats manufactured in the cen
trail portion OF the country The pro-
posed plant is the result OF a demand
on the part of cattle raisers and hog
raisers in this territory Tor a nearby
market. and with over half the stock
already subscribed, the construction Of
the plant will be a matter OF a short
time when the city and the interests
backing the enterprise can arrive at an
agreement as to the location.
The development Of the packing in
dustry in El Paso will open the way
for tanneries and factories manufac-
turing various leather products, in
GLIDING saddles and harness and boots
and shoes. Despite the fact that large
quantities Of hides, shipped in from
Mexico and other parts OF FL Paso's
territory, are handled here, there are
consumed here comes all the way from
eastern tanneries. which secure a part
of their raw material from this sec
ton.
Cotton Factories Urged.
Cotton is grown in Texas. Arizona
and MexicO( and from Mexico partic-
ularly there are heavy shipments of
the staple Yet there are no cotton
mills in FL PasO, and but Few in the
entire state Of Texas FL PaSo should
be manufacturing cotton goods, and
undoubtedly will. when there comes TO
be a more general recognition Of the
city's advantages as a place Of manu-
facture.
Ell Paso is in the center of the
largest trade territory of any city in
the United States. It has a territory
sparsely settled. yet in it are several
hundred thousand people and included
in il are the richest mining districts
in the world. the largest cattle grow
ing section on the North American
continent and some OF the richest
agricultural lands. It is territory
that is developing rapidly. and assures
a large and growing market for large
variety Of products Of the factory
Ell PasO Made Goods in Demand
The great success that FL PaSo job
bers and retailers have met in meeting
competition from the outside is re-
garded as assurance enough that fac
tory propositions properly handled will
pay in Ell Paso- Those already in the
field have been successful FL Paso's
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flour is sold throughout a vide ter
ritory. FL PaSO manufactured cement
is building the Elephant Butte dam
and many other projects throughout
here find a ready market throughout
the city's trade territory. The pro-
ducts Of the lumber factories are sold
widely through New Mexico. Arizona
and West Texas. 1t is the same with
nearly all lines of manufacture
Canning Factories Would Pay.
No section of the country is richer
in raw materials than the Southwest
The cattle industry offers great OPP
portunities, as well as cotton EX-
cellent fruit is grown in the valleys
adjacent to FL Paso and canning 1ac-
tories should pay The mills and
are rich in minerals other than the
gold, silver, copper and zinc, the
metals which make the present
mineral production Of the territory.
There are rich deposits of iron ore
that some day Will result in the de-
yelOpment Of the steel industry IN
close proximity to the city, If not IN
the city proper. There are localities
where coking coal and iron ore lie
close together, with the other minerals
Ihat 90 into the manufacture OF iron
and steel products. There are minerals
IN the FL PasO country, now lying idle
and unknown that sooner or later VIII
make possible the development OF
various manufacturing enterprises, and
Il Edso pans 10 assist IN tAeiE "a
ploitation.
Logical Place for Factories.
Aside from the wealth of raw
materials, there are many cOnsidera-
tons that make FL PasO the logical
place for factories. The matter Of
superabundance Of sunshine and warm
weather makes possible the fullest
utilization of each day in the year
The climate exhilarates and promotes
efficiency in the emplOye. The water
supply offers no obstacles ana
throughout the city's territory are
great deposits OF coal. while pioneer
work has revealed many oil districts,
susceptible Of development OF scale
sufficient TO supply the west with fuel
oil and perhaps natural gas There is
reason to believe. also, that the gov
eminent viii utilize the Elephant Butte
dam in the generation Of electricity.
giving to Ell Paso another source OF
cheap power that will do much to-
wards promoting manufacturing-
Viewed from any angle the city
seems to hold forth much promise TO
the manufacturer. and it is reasonably
certain the spirit manifested by FL
Paso bankers and business men to-
wards new enterprises will make the
city a great industrial community.