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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

ton would ever have 20 be guarded by
troops against domestic violence. All
we have left 10 consider is whether.
having assumed the difficulties, We
shall also take the benefits.
The labore- who dccries property
rights is as much an anarchist as
the capitalist who decries labor
rights. If any man o. company Of
men are willing 10 risk their money
in the extension OF railroad, the
development OF natural resources, the
erection of a factory, the building OF
a business block. the establishing OF
n way of commerce across The seas
has he no riEhts2
Yet we have hot headed and brain
less labor leaders who work their
way 20 power by spOutinE. who deny
capital any rights whatsoever 1
have as little use for the agitation
wind tanning labor leader as the
devil has for ice. 7 do not say that
al men who are the leaders OF labor
are such men
Labor and capital each have rights.
What is the solution
Labor tries 20 solve the problem lv
physical violence, and candidlF under
the present system, has 10 any other
alternative
Get out and stay out" capital an
sWers- Where VIII they get 90 VIII
. h-H- -f. A..H-E anu 81 l4t N 444 l4-t- A-
when rle-c2
'EuI the scab. burn the property
and blow the operator 20 hell with
dynamite says the labor leader.
This is just what we have been do
ing for the past quarter OF a century,
and labor and capital are farther
apart today than ever before.
As long as we have selfishness. so
long viii we have men who insist up
on growing fat by the sweat Of their
fellows brow So long as We have
laziness. so long Will we have agi-
tatOrs who viii insist upon living by
tanning wind and fighting property
rights.
The only solution then Is govern
mcnr control No. not government
ownership. but government control
If the state or nation has the pow
err 10 tell lab0rers 90. get OUT and
stay out why has no- the same state
or nation power 20 tell the operator
20 put the la5orer "in and let him
stay ir1"
II q man attempts TO destroy his
country he is tried and shot for treas
on if man r01s the government. he,
too, is punished. II we are a union
Of people with equal rights and not
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
LETTERS To Ole HERALD
OF
withheld Il TequestedJ
Continued From Page SIX
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

individuals with Individual rights,
what Is the difference between indi-
vidual treason and national treason
II the government has o right 10
say 20 one man. move on or you u
get shot" because he is demanding
a just compensation for his labor,
why has not the same government
power To say to the other man, You
must pay d better wage according TO
the dividends you are making, or
you'u get shot"
Let the government appoint COM
mission or divide the states into dis
triCJs and appoint a commission in
each district. Give these men the
power 10 examine the books OF the
operator (make il a criminal offense
20 make false entrieSl. and judge
whether the wage paid is just COM
P p5usation for the laborer expended
and dividends made Then give this
commission power 10 say whether tile
scale should be increased or decreased.
Make -bis decision final and absolute.
Make il am offense against the gov
eminent for any man 10 aEi-are q
strike or for any man 90 refuse ro
pay competent wage We should
not disorganize labor any more than
We would disorsauizo capital
When capital combines 10 cut the
la9orer's throat and labor organizes
10 blow the capitalists 10 ~heIl" in
uoceTL women and children suffer and
the government pays the funcr.l cX-
.luEes-
C.. r Jones. alias "Give-a-plm.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
SAYS IS PERCENT RATE
INCREASE IS NOT ENOUGH

Washin gton. d. C.. Nov 19.-Tnade-
qUacy Of war time revenues OF the
nations railroads is no longer a purely
economic problem. but q vital Ques-
ton Of national defence. George Stuart
Patterson. counsel for the eastern
roads today told the interstate COM
merce comm ission in his closing az
gUmeut for the carriers in the Is per-
cent rate advance case.
An increase Of So, 100000 produced
by rate increases granted by the com
mission earlier in the year. taken I'm
cor junction with the supplemental adj
vance now asked. Mr.. Patterson said.
would give a total Of s155. 900. 600 or n
little more than half the advance I'm
operating expenses As q heariu e
must be had for further increases he
gave notice that application will he
made by eastern carriers for permits
sion TO file tariffs making such addi-
UOual increases.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
AMERICAN MUCH
FASTER LEAGUE
Dope This Year Goes to
Prove That National In
proving Constantly.

New York. Nov. 19.-Contrary TO
general belief, the American league
is not outspeeding the National
league
For a number Of years IL has been
the popular BELIEF that the elder
league was on the decline, that il
had lost its speed and zip, and that
The younger circuit eventually would
be the only major league in fact.
For a number OF years the American
has had things all its own way in the
autumnaI meetings, but this year the
National reasserted itself and won o.
the three interleague series played.
The Cardinals defeated the Browns
declsivCly. overcoming them n four
out Of six games. A seventh contest
took place, but 10 WAS q tie The Ma
tiOnal leaCuers. however, outshonc
their rivals in nearly every phase OF
the pastime. The Browns were out
classed- Cincinnati also won its
series from Cleveland by four games
10 two Only SIX games were re-
quired 10 decide the issue in this case
and the Reds left no doubt OF their
superiority.
The world series. involving the
Giants and White Sox. was the only
other meeting between clubs of the
opposing leagues, and despite the de-
feat of the Giants there still are
many who maintain New York has
the more formidable team. and that
had IL put forth its best in the late
lamentcd Jamboree the National
league would have made a clean
sweep Of autumn games
In the intcrleague series 70 games
were played. Of which the National
won 10 and the American eight. and
the other one, between the Cardinals
and Browns was undecided. Al
though the margin Of superiority
between the leagues is wafery. il is
apparent that unless young material
is added 20 the American leagU clubs
next season the National leaEue may
rriumph again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

clothing. fuel and rents. have gone Up
SO per cent or more. while wages re-
main the same in most places In
some instances wages are even lower
and rarely are they 20 percent higher
than in 1914. The sheep industry, Tor
instance. is operated almost entirely
on free range and, while pay Ing no
higher wages the wool and lambs sell
Tor twice as much as three years ago
Here is a useful war industry that our
lawmakers should get busy on and
protect BY an adequate minimum wage
law before the kaiser's friends dis
cover and organize it. The fact
that proximity 10 MeXicO's peon labor
market makes the contract labor law
SO easy OF evasion Is no excuse IOr
such a. unequal state OF affairs.
Every business in the state is making
huge war profits and the necessities
Of the poor families whose principal
bread winners are at the battle front
should not be taken advantage OF TO
keep wages below the living cost
level
Now comes a railroad president and
breaks into YOUR paper and others
with the advice that we open Up our
ports 10 the pauper labor or Mexico
and China. And let MS highly re-
solve that these dead shall not have
from Ludlow. Hszelton, Homestead
and other labor ha-tleflelds. whence
the uartyred dead send forth their
silent bur powerful protest such a
step would be a shot in the back for
our millions OF hard working soldier
boys and the greatest president
America ever had Will certainly never
sign such an outrs Eeous bill.
Who is this all wise railroad presi-
dent anyhow Why he defied the
eight hour law tin the supreme court
called his bluff and then ne Joined
forces with Americas enemies 20 put
Woodrow Wilson out OF office So. OF
course, his publicity campaign VIII not
20 very far in forming public senti-
meu- on the il5cr and immigration
question; but u all gees 20 show just
what comical capers some OF the
uraiuiest men can cut when they
break into print and also the public
value Of an uucensored press. The
railroad maEnate's article VIII do
much good by the storm Of protest il
will create against our present lax
Immigration laws and their very lax
enforcement.
c. L. Adair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
AlLROAD AND AUTOMOBILE time TABLES


All trains arrive and depart from Union
station. foot OF san Francisco street All
arrivals and departures given in e Pzs1
OF mountain standard time.
SANTA r.
For Ahuquc-q1e- Denver. Chicago Los
AnEelez-So- SIG Tvs. $50 an We slg
az pm
From Albuquerque. Denver. Los Angeles.
Chicago-Nc- sos avs 10 An; No sl5
Il PAsO & sOUTHWESTERS.
Western Divisionl.
For Arizona and CaIf1ruia-cVo. . Tvs.
.-5s pm; No 2 Tvs. az 7-t5 pm.
From Arizona and California - No 6
avs. am so. ar 1910 pm.
Eastern Division.
For Kansas city. s.. Louis and Chicago
-No- Tvs 1855 pm; 80 az 4-45 pm
i or Tucuucarl-,co. S Tvs $50 M
FROM Chicago. ST. Louis and kansas
City-So- arvs $50 m; No : ar 2-4l
From Tucumcari-No. : zrvz. at T=-1
SOUTHERN PACIFIC lines.
For san Antonio New Orleans and
WESTINGHOUSE TO- Tvs. S-t5 am; We
From washingtan. Nev Orleans and san
A1tonio-So- arys. $50 pm. No 1ol al
FOR Arizona and caIifornia-No. 1 Tvs.
s:t5 an. No a. pm; No 101 at
From arizona and Cauforaia-No. 1os
lrvs- $50 am; No at $50 pm No
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
For Dallas and St Louls-No- Tvs $50
am No AZ pm
From St Louis and DaIlas-N0. 4 srvs-
1850 am No 40 $50 pm
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular schedule
MEXICO a NORTHWESTERN-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

HOT springs N ~ NOV 70
Editor El Paso Herald,
Your paper is fIu Of denunciati0us
Of the enemies OF America in this dlr,
hour OF her national existence. some
people want 10 hang. shoot or life
sentence those who speak. write or
make demonstrations in favor of the
enemy powers. That Is q mistake.
since ir would only make martyrs OF
them and cause their error TO spread.
Instead, they should be 5anished for
a term OF years 70 one OF the enemy
INDEPENDENTLY Turkey
Il IS little enough 10 say that those
who wilfuliy hinder the nations war
plans have no right TO live IN this
country or 10 claim its protection
There IS a disposition on the part OF
some 10 prosecute as public euemie s
the organizers OF labor who wish To
raise wages TO a level with war
prices In the past three years i'm
New Mexico, food prices have nearly
doubled and other things. such as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
FIRE DAMAGES STORE $1,000;
HOTEL GUESTS DRIVEN OU-

Fire Of undetermined origin caused
about $1,000 damage To the stock and
fixtures Of the secondhand store 90
405 South FL Paso, owned BY Max
R0senstein. Sunday afternoon at ESQ
O'Clock The alarm was turned in by
provost guard Joseph LoweuEruu
who discovered smoke coming from
the store Fire companies from the
central station responded and In a
short time the blaze was eXtin-
guished.
Occupants OF Hotel Texas, over the
store, were driven out by smoke. but
no damage was done to the place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
DAILY RECORD.



p Paso county-W. Cooley 20 T. p
Spence. undivided one fifth interest in
part Of F. W Brown and Hart su--
veys. Nov. ., 1917: $4,000
Alexander addition. Mesa avenue-J-
W and A. s. Valdespino 10 J. = spence.
lots ! 20 8. block IS, Nov 1. 1917. S16.27r.
Franklin Heights addition. on Montana
street.. = and NJ T Spence TO p H-
Stevens, all Of lots Il 10 &c, block s.
Oct 81, 1917: 5000.
Cotton addition. on Myrtle avenus-I,
B. stevens 20 Lee H Orndorff all Of
lots Il 70 l6. block 65; all % fractional
lots I 20 3. in fractional block JIG. Ha7-
sett's addition. on Eucalyptus street Oct
81. 1917: SO and considerations
Franklin Heights addition. on Myrt
avenue-A- J. and g. Baron TO H. r.
90. block 81. Nov 12. 1917. s1A5o0.
Kern Place addition on Park road
Mrs Nettie Van Epps TO p Booth Mayo.
all o. lots IS and IS, block 3, sep.
Is. 1917; $4,000.
sunset Heights addition. on West sis
sou-i street, W and F. T. Paris 20
c. W Newell. lots 10 and part 20. block
"a. Oct q, 1917; $4,000.
MaEoffin addition. on Hills street. T..
Booker 10 T. y. Cooney, lots and 10.
part Of 8. block 20. Nov. 10, 1917; Ss50G.
San Euzario grant,. Cordero and
wife 20 B. Sanchez. 2 acres. June Is, 1917.
$500. Also five old deeds on same prop
erty from year 1897 20 1917
Building Permits.
= = Ferguson, Tularosa street HdoHa
garage: sl55.
P. r. Franklin. North Kansas street.
brick garage $3.50
Licensed 10 MARI.
q. c. Cooper and Angela Gaudars
Charles A. Foster and Agnes =. smith
John W Russell and Aleta Miller.
Louis A. wager and Allen Buchanan.
William Glover and sara Jenkins
I'D Smallwood and Zelfa Freeman.
Carl C. Martin and Mamie 2. Scan1on.
Chester W Cunningham and Lois
kedrnE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
HAVE A
GOOD BALL TEAM

The Cleveland Indians. playing the
soldiers in Camp Sherman at Mont
E0mery. Ala. learned in advance that
they would have no easy going when
the soldiers beat the NorwOOds. the
champions OF the Amateur Federation
for q starter Earl Yingling pitched
for the NOrwOOds but the Ambulance
team representing the soldiers, found
him for eight runs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
sTIR COFFEF an TEA.

Silver City. y NJ. Nov. 16.
Editor Fl Paso Herald.
7 read Tho Herald every dav and
think your notice in regard 10 saving
sugar most excellent. but won't you
add something 70 that-a request that
every body should stir well their tea
and coffee before drinking. so as not
TO leave the sugar in the bottom OF
The cup 7 have q cafe in Silver City.
SO am iu position 20 know how much
sugar is wasted in this way.
@. Inn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
Costs Nothing for Opinion Of YOu'
Own Case.

Everyone recognizes the value OF
expert opinion. This is the age Of
specIaIism. and when we have work
OF importance TO be done, We go 60
an expert in his line
Years ago IL was realized that
medicine covered too broad field
for any one man 20 master it's every
branch Hence, the doctor who spe-
ciaIized in some particular branch
became the most proficient and the
most successful.
The wonderful success OF the great
blood remedy. S. S. s, IS due largely
TO the fact that it has not been rec
commended as o cu-e-all. but strictly
for those diseases having their origin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

49, -7 -, -
80 Orient train Fl Stockton. Alpine ONE
DAY. DAILY except Sundays Phone or
Uire sc- reservation W p Beatty Mons
hans 7 B- storey. Buena vista
MaRFA-FORT DAVIS auto mail Inc
Lea yes Fort Davis daily and Sundays o.
ms leaves Maria . pm one way. So g
round trip, 81. c. w Davis. proprietor
BIC SPRISGs-LAMEsA Tex. auto line
leaves Big Springs daily except Sunday ar
$50 an. arriving Lamesl via Soash ard
Sparenbers. at IL nCCns returning 90 BIZ
Springs same day az pm s3-50 one way
IS round trip Cordll 4 smith, props
Big Springs Texas
LUBBOCK. PLAINS. TATUH auto line
Leaves Lubbock daily except sunday AZ .
am Connections are made f0r L0VinEton
and Carlsbad Return Trip leaves ra-u-n
a. An Z AhLlLt q sors. LularcE. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
SIOUX CITY TEAM
WILL BE REBUILT

Whoever takes over the Sioux City
team for next year viii have some
problem in building up q pitching
staff, as Bugs Grover is said 20 be
The only CWi-ler available Harry
Casper says he has quit the game,
Suds Sutherland goes 10 tho Coast,
Rose joins The army and Breumer-
hoff is done, as far as Sioux City is
.nurrrrnl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
TIA JUANA 10 Start.

Tia Juana. the winter race track
which James ". Coffroth has built in
Lower California. within a few min
utrs ride OF san Diego will i1auEu-
rate the seasons sport ThanEsgfvlnc
day The track Is a mile eclipse with
a seven and oue-half furIong shoot.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
This Book Free Is Full Of Facts
NeTer Before Put in Print

This book sums up all We have learned
about rupture during nearly half a century
o. experience
Shows Just why elastic and spring
trusses are the ruptured mans worst enc
mics
Exposes the humbuE appliances, %
method 'plastsrs.' locks. etc
Explains why operation is always dan
gerCus-and why, even II you manage 20
live through il, you may have 10 keep
o. wearing a truss.
II shows why sixty days trial s. the only
safe way 20 buy anything for rupture ana
how the famous Cluthe Automatic 1Iassag-
ing Truss is the only thing you can get on
such long trial because the only thing
good enough 20 stand such a test
Don't fail TO get this book with a list OF
over 5000 voluntary endorsements-Don'
put Il of Just use the coupon below o.
simply say in a letter or postal send ne
your book" The minute IL takes you 20
write for II may free you from rupture
troubles FOR the rest OF your lie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
coRRIDEN NoT N pRAFT.

Johnny Corriden Of the Louisville
CoIOnels won't have 10 90 10 war after
all He has been granted exemption
from military service on the ground
Of having dependents. he was all
right physically.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

They can hold 2O-round bouts In
Panama, but Panama Is too long a
swim for anyone but Duke kahana-
mozus who doesn't like fights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
HUGGIys 4 BRAVE ONE.

Bravest deed since war was de-
clared-1iiller Higgins signing to
manage the Tanks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

tue l-older-the famous Cluthe-is so ben
eLicia- that physicians in all parts OF
America now recommend Il instead OF ad-
Fielns operation How IL has completely
cured thousands OF people whose cases
seemed almost hopeless. How Il does away
with the curse Of belts. leg straps and
springs How Il is Precipitation proof and
wiz hold IN tho bath. How you can tn II
sixty days and how little Il costs Il you
keep f.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
MILAN HAS BROTHER.

When CLYDE Milan is IN
able 10 stand the strain OF
major league playing there
is likely 70 be another mem
Der Of the Milan family who
viii take up the fight for
baseball honors where the
veteran left off Horace
Milan. brother of the
Washington star Outfielder.
made an enviable record for
himself after he Joined the
Griffmen at midseason.
The youugster hit at bet
ter than a 200 clip. and
bids fair 10 go q long way
in the majors II he can live
up 10 she form he displayed 4
during the 1917 season. He Z
is O. first rate outficldrr.
nut he IS slower on the
bases than Ne1Osky. with (
whom he al-e-uated at play 4
ms left field.
=. - - =. d. Z. Z. Z. Z. Z. 4. - - =,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
MAKE APPLICATION EARLY

; washington. ID. C., Nov.
, 19--AppLCati, for stalls
, for the race. meeting at
, Bowie. November Il 10 50,
, inclusive. the last OF the
, Maryland season, are pour
; ing in 10 general manager
, o Hars. who is very en-
thusiastlc over the outlook.
Many improvements have
, been made 10 the course.
; Added accommodations for
the care Of the racers have
; also been provided There
, have also been some changes
made in the mutueI stands
, that should make matters
, more agreeable for those
, who choose TO wager
, Among those who have
|, made application for stable Z
/, room are August Belmont
Emil Herr and II. G. Bald Z
, Well
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

Mighty Few people ever have TO be o2e--
Aied on when first ruptured-
5ut wearing maEeshift truzsss year after
year & is sooner or later almost sure TO
maze work for the surgeon
you know that from your own expert
erce-you know you're worse now than a
yaar ago-p-obably getting worse all the
time
Il you keep or that way. how long VIII
&c be before youu have 10 undergo a
dangerous and expensive operation.
Aren't you willing TO let Us rrove-by
a sixty-day denonstration-how you can
save yourself from all that
especially when you can make this sixty
dsT test without having 10 risk penny:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

FL PASO-CLINT-Wheel 1--s car leaves
Clint daily Tor III Paso. $3.50 am Leaves
Herald office for Clint G-45 PM
FABENS-CLINT-E PASO-KniEht's car
leaves Herald office $3.50 pm daily and
sunday. Make reservations at Herald OF
phone 2qf-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
90 Days Trial to Prove
HOW Good II IS

Here is something guaranteed rup-
t1-e hoide--ThIch has saved thousands Of
pa5ple from ever having TO be operated.
mat We are willing 10 send IL on 60 DAYS
trial
Ven make it especially Tor your case
= &c u 20 your measurc-aud practically
lend u 10 you fer test
II y cannot be made TO keep your rup-
ture from coming cut or from botherinE
you IN any way, then il won't cost you a
Eiugis penny.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
No Leg straps-No Belts

Simply write Tor our free boolz-thas viii
tell you everything you want TO know
Il shows how our guaranteed rupture
holder is made on an absolutely new prin-
ciple- How It instantly and automatically
protects you against every strain SO your
rupture can't possibly b. forced out and
how in addition it provides the only way
ever discovered Tor overcoming the weak
ness which f. the real cause OF rupture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

LAKE VALLEY. Hills6oro and EinEston
auto stage and express line meets 81
trains at Lake valley Wire AZ ny eEpeuFe
for special trips anywhere At apv time
Rates reasonable. r W Mister, Hilsboru,
New Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
NEW MEXICO.
LOTINGTON. PLAINTIEW & TATrM.
NF-gV My Alto n AT VTNF

NET My. AUTO NAL IISE
Leaves Iarum Z am Mondays. We1nes-
DAYS and Fridays for Lovlngton. ualzinE
/ connections at Loviusrcn for Carlsbad ana
I all points In P1cos valley Returning leaves
{ Lovington pm or Mondays. WednesdaVs
and Fridays for PlaluvlsV-. Mcdonald.
I King. Scott and Tatum- Fore ore way Ta-
7 tun 10 Lovington. g; round trip, s3.5o; so
[ poulds baggage carried free- L h james.
Tatuu. New Mexico
I LORDsBURG. TYROSE. SILVER cry
auto; leaves LordsburE- daily / pm via
Tyrone- leaves Silver City daily S an.
via Tyrone Through fare one way. So
round trip. So Silver City TO Tyrone. one
way. 81. round TIP So Sco-r Garage.
LordsburE. n NJ Broadway hotel silver
CITY. n ~
LAKE VALLEY. Hills6oro and KinEston
auto stage and express line meets 81
trains at Lake valley. Wire az ny eEneuFe
for special trips anywhere at arT tine
. Rates reasonable r W Mister, Hilsborn,
New Mexico
ENGLE-HOr sPRINGS-ChIorids va BE
plant Butte: mail cars daily except sun
day leaving EnEle an Also service cas-
90 any point any time The government
depends on mes 50 can you Ask for Il A
BARN.. Engie. New Mex
ROSWELL CARRIZOZO nan line-our
automobile leaves Carrizozo for Roswell az
pm. arriving at Roswell az $40 Pm
CAY leaves Roswell Gor CarriLo1o az Z an
Arrives az Carrizozo az 1-15 pm through
per u-ilc- Baggage carried up 20 las Ms
90 p1unds free Excess at &c Per pound
Operated BY Roswell Auto Co
CARI.sBAD a LOYINGTON, y. M.-Auto.
mail and passenger line Leaves Carlsbad
dlily. except Sundays. az Z An Arrives nc
LoviuEtoa at 2 pm Cars leave Lovinston
daily except sunday at Z an for Ca-is-
bal and all interuedilta points . lbs
baEE-rc carried free Fare 20 LovirEtor.
S-51- 81 or ou all rounds trips Telephone
19- Carlsbad Auto CO.. y C. Kerr. mE-.
aiOGOLLON STAGE LINE AND AUTO-
MOBILE LIVERY.
Daily passenger service 70 and from at
points between silver City and Mogolol-
Cars leave silver CITY on arrival q sau'a
all points around silver City. Lowest prics8
consistent with good service
BESN ST MOTOR TRANSIT Co.
Phone 10 OPP the Depot
COLUMRUs-D EMlNG AUTO STAGE I'M
leaves Columbus FOR Demins Immediately
ltel no . 90 1856 p-n- Passengers ard
parcels are carried on this line The car
leaves DaminE Cor Columbus at ESQ pm.
TEo fare each way is s. Evans Garage.
A. ]. Evans. proprietor Reservations can
also be- made az FL Paso Herald Office and
at g. A. 1lcClccry's II Faso Herald agency
ct Demiag-
CARRIZOZO WHITE OAKS AUTO-L
am: returns SIS p.m- Make rsservattcrs
CarrEQro eating house or Gra u1rieF 30
tel- Kenneth Watscn. prcp7.