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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
.COPPERSTOCK5
HOLD Up WELL
Open Practically I'm
changed from Thursdays
Prices; Anaconda Up.

Copper stocks opened at ABOUT Thurs
days close and held well Friday. accord
ing to adviccs 20 J. s. Curtiss a. Co.
stocks and bonds. Hotel Sheldon lobby
Chino and Inspiration were unchanged.
Anaconda UP trifle and kennecotr weaa BE-
er. breaking through 80
Rails were lower and on heavy selling
Canadian Pacific moved from 1927 20
1905 Trading i'm these issues was LiEh.-
The sreels. equipment shares. oils aud
motors were higher. American Car and
Foundry. American and Baldwin locom0-
uves. Bethlehem Steel. American can.
Central Leather. Studebaker and L =
Steel all gained about a point over last
nights closing and held well. Texas oil
opened AT 15s compared with last nights
closing OF 153. and moved up TO I3S-
General Motors gained three points over
last nights closing.
The curb market was inactive. Dundee
however. showed considerable strength.
New CorneHa sold at lsis. one point up.
jerome Verde was better than yesterday
Sales 10 one o'clock were $4,000 shares.
Noon prices were strong.
The market closed after one OF she
SLOW est sessions iu a long time. Prices
did not change TO any extent and deal
mss were meTsly nominal Rails were e.
Lt-le lower
The following quotations furnished by
L1sau q Bryaus private wlre TO j. $.
clrtiss d Co. stocks and bonds, Hotel
sheldon lobby give closing prices
Curb Copper Shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
CORN AND OATS
PRICES HIGHER
Sharp Bulge in Market o.
ours Because of Scarcity
Of Offerings.

Chicago. Ill., NOV 16--Scarclty or offer
inEs today brought about "a sharp bulge
ln corn Bulls made much Of the farc
that stocks OF corn temporarily were near
the vanishing point Opening quotations.
which ranged from the Same as yester-
days finish TO d &c. lower. with necemb er
Sl.lg and May S1-1f7t n l.15ts. were fol-
lowed hr rise all around
on the bulge comEissiau houses we e
free sellers and a reacti.4 eusued- The
were reports that more -ars were haiu-
sent into the corn belt nd that larr. r.
arrivals here would resul. The close - g.
unsettled = ala net hi.r e- with bee
cember SI-201s and May s. ---- I-lssz
oats ran up largely as a Is.I.. Of as
scrLols that virtually no responses had
been received 10 overnight bids 90 ths
country.
Provisions lacked special attention. The
market rallied a little when sr.sl turned
strong
selling by scattered holders led TO re-
newed weakness later
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
Bescuera Fired Upon.
SHIPPING HAY FROM VINTON;
TURKEY BUYERS ARE BUSY

Vinton. Tex. Nov. 1G--Hay IS NOV
ing out at So a ton as fast as cars
can be secured ana the amount OF all
falfa stored in harms around here viii
make the shipping last about two
weeks. y number OF hay buyers have
been here this week.
Several cattlemcn have been visit
ing the west side ranches in an effort
TO lease farms for pasture, because OF
the great shortage Of hay and fodder
elsewhere
Turkey buyers have been up the
valley investigating prices and guam
THY Of turkeys availahl There e. IS
not great number Of the birds here
this sea SON.
Ne-icaus are making business
this winter of killing ra hbits and SELF
ing them To people around here
y light shower fell in the valley
last night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
Livestock Market.


Chicago. ILL.,. Sow. lf--H1Es- Receipts
-Lee0. Market slow Bulk. $1,000 I7.7o
light, 81 OHIO. heavy, SI7-15 g 15-10
pigs. fIf4 1850
CattIe-Receipts. 1000. Market strong
Nrtive steers, s. Tl5--5; western steers
@ ll-50; cows and heifers. Sf-6Qd lI--5-
Sheep-Beceipts. 7ooe. Wcthcrs. Ss-75
TIz-go; lambs $3.50 70 1850
Kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas city. No. Nov HoEs-Tle-
csipts, 10000 Bulk. $50 IFS heavy.
Sl5-1o r 1885, light Sl7G los. pigs 81
CattIe-Rec7ipts 1000. Market steady
60 strong Prime fed steers. $3.50 ~ s.55;
dressed beef steers 81 70 T.; western steers
$500 l7- cows. Sf-75H1o, hsifers. IS q
T.. stociers and feeders. $50 n MS
Lambs Sl6-c5 2 40. earrings. Sl-a
SlS-55. wethers, 81 G19-so- ewes. 500
1l-5a.
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver Colo. Nov- s--Cattie-IleCs ip-s
5000. Market strong Beef steers. ssal.;
and feeders. $50 r 1855 calves. IS 2 10
HoEe-Reoeiptz. 500 Market steady.
Top $3.50. bulk. S1s q ls-so-
~noep-Ec~riTt7. $500 Market higher.
Lambs. Sl6--' q 80; ewes. 300 so.
IT. forth Livestock. Close
tBv Hotel IeiEerf-
1I0E- Receipts. 550n. Market higher.
Tor s11-55. bulk S1S-e5 I1-50-
Cattle-Ecrcipts. $500. including $500
calves Beef steers. top slo--5- bulk IS 80
p 2-50- cows top IS. bulk ff--50 5-5n-
hcffers. top $40 90. bulk Ss-so 2 so. bulls
bulk Ss-5oa2. Stockers-Stcrrs $3.50 o.
S-5e- COWS. Sf-sp05: heifcrs. $50 q
1.-o- calves. SsGs-5o.
Sheep-Rc-ripts. 500. Market steady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
Help Wanted-maIe


FaH & Mitchell Employment Agency.
e03 san Francisco 81
WANTED truck driver fo- deliver.
s-uun-l- coffee Co.,
WANTED Al washermau fo- small
steam ."url-r- RoE ei7- 'oiurnu7 IN
nsI5ER wanted Apply foreman ID Pass
l'at-- co. QUO I.1es g.
WANTED stone mason and brick layer
Phone SrFtIV.
BARBER wanted MARIE Teas Euaraa-
tee 81 wr1- must Dr. good barber and
softer g. neato1.
OPERATOR wanted permanent position.
three uztirses weril-- Rex Theat7-
rurumes-i- oew Mex
WANTED-Boys without wheels -1 deliver
COL spl0us books Eood Pay Come 20 once
$40 = overhead
WANTED-Iouur man far -nrF1'uE ..r---
Americans can in n-r7o-. .. i'as7 tH'-
1oz-7rh 90. oregon and Fol'rra-.L
WANTED -,5rocery clerk - EVrrrl9u %
grocery counter clerk who -u-aH- spanish
Apply IT, r. Nations Meet Is supply CO..
SEQ WraH-
WANTED first class salesman tr 1-o-iS
20 r'-hf boz stores must Do acquainted with
HIrr and we'll recommended locally Al-
dress i-l care Herali-
GENTLEMAN for boosb-eusr aud .rf.--
vor.- Answer qui01 iu own handwriting
giving -rf-frrees and salary expected 9-l
WANTED. AZ onra-Firsr class auromo-
bio r-pai-us1; married man Dref'rr'd-
state aT particulars iu first letter Na'ru-
time Auto Machine s. Light CO.. Valentine.
Texas
WANTED Toa- active mon accustomed
surt 1g. IN camp alone. work from 90
% M 20 ID pm g75 p-r month. mo- SUBJ
-.-frrrr. must furnish own bedding Write
o- wire CHIEF % Party. Coast survey
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
n. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

New YORK. nov 1t--Asrcantile paper
5ls.
Sterling so day bills SA71E: CONNER
ci1l so DAYS bills on banks. 947ls com
uercisl 90 day bills. fs-70s, demand,
sf75iE; cables Ss-76 us
Bar silver. S5asc
Mexican dollars. 55l-c-
Government bonds. heavy
Railroad bonds. heavy
Time loans. firm co days. 81 percent
% Gays. 81. six months. 81.
Call money. easier High. percent
lcr. 81; ruling rate 4; closing bid. =
offered at So last loan, 50
Topper-S11. 50.
T.ead-S6.s1.
speIter-East St Louis delivery E7-75
Tin-y7e bid
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng Nov 15--FoliowinE vera
the closing quotations on the London met
ais market
f.ead-Spo-. $50 10s- futures. E2s los.
Spelter-Spot. $50. futures. ESQ.
Copper-Spot. E11o; futures, f1l0, cleo
troivric- zI25-
Tiu-SBot r-1E 1nz- futures E215 los.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
--zrions les. 1e=sc-
Mexican hank notes. state bills, as.
Mexican pesos, soc
-frzirau gold. 81 izC-
Fl Paso Smelter Quotations
Bar silver Handy & Harmon quota
tionl- SIS
London lead. $50 JOS
Fig lead. z5-c5-
copper. wire bar. $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16

FOR RENT-Sev bungalow r. near
--cf or Z0sf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
Restraints ASSOCIATION
FROM CUTTING OFF WATER

FnoenIN. Ariz-. Nov. 1f.=A tempo
r7rr Injunction has been granted hv
the superior court restraining the
salt River Valley Water Users assoc
citation from cutting off the irrigation
flew Of Chas. r. Thompson. who had.
10 rs charged. failed 20 paw his first
assessment 20 the repayment fund
that is % rs TO the government. and
had refused 90 sign his land as SCI
curirE for such repayment Of the cost
Of the Roosevelt reservoir and the dis
trihuriou works The case viii be
heard upon its own merits late this
month. II the case is decided for the
association. if is understood that the
delinquents. representing about 5000
acres, will be given another chance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
EXPECT ARIZONA TO HAVE
TWO FEDERAL JUDGES SOON

TT00rTN- NrTE- N0T- IE-NrTE0TI
r.-e=eurativcs in congress seem sure
that the state VIII be divided into
two federal judicial districts this
inter Already number Of applI-
csutS for the northern judEeshiu Gre
ated have appeared. There is special
consideration or the name or judge
10. T. Ross. now a member OF tho state
supreme court and a citizen or Pres
c0t--
Another item Of political Importance
is that Hugh Campbell OF Flagstaff.
is tho newest aspiraut for the Demo
cratic nomination FOR governor. Mr.
Campbell is one Of the leading sheep
men Of the southwest and at present
i= member Of The state senate from
Coconino county. He is a Democrat
of the conservative school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16

Head Of the Mohammedans at Con-
staRtinople, proclaimed q holy man,
two years ago today, November 16,
1915.
Find another Mohammedan-
yesterday ANSWER
Right side DOM under eTboH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
LOCAL POULTRYMEN PLAN
SHOW HERE FOR JANUARY

Plans for an extensive poultry
show were started by the Fl Faso
Poultry association AT 4 meeting in
the office Of Dr. r r. Homsn. Martin
building, Thursday night. DIT. A. T.
Foote presided AMI A ". Sackett was
acting secretary
The show VIII he held Jan . 70 s..
inclusive The place has not yet been
decided on The chamber Of commerce
VIII help out with funds to finance
the show.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
SAYS JONES T0LD MEXICINS SHOOT
HIM Of THE JOB CAPT. ]. GLAVES
Fire Officer Left in River
Helpless; Fireman Mani
gold Robbed.

Shot through both thighs by Next
cans and poked i'm the ribs with a rifle
10 force him TO walk. after he had been
lying in the water near the Rio Grande
for two hours, was the experience Fri
day morning Of Capt jefferson
GIaves. Of No. fire station, East EI
Paso. who. IN company with assistant
fire chief J. T. Sullivan. Jesse Mani
gold. driver for the assistant chief
C.. l. Judd, driver OF 40. truck. Joe
stowe. motorcycle officer. and sew
eraI others. had gone hunting on the
island near Fa5ens.
According TO reports. the party were
on the island when suddenly a
fusillade of shots was fired at them
from the Mexican side OF the river.
The hunters made for shelter of
weeds and bushes. when they discov-
cred that Glaves and NanigOld were
not among their number Manigold.
overcome by superior numbers, had
been relieved OF his rifle. q watch,
and s..
Reacuers Fired Upon.
There was silence for time. then
The party ventured out Of the bushes
TO go ia search for Glaves- On coming
upon him in the water, they started
to carry him away when another fu-
siIlade OF shots greeted them from
ambush They succeeded however Ia
getting GlaVeS out Of the way
He was rushed TO the base hospital
NJ Fort Bliss. where il was found
that he had been shot through both
thighs. but that arteries and bones
W ere intact.
1t is estimated that over 500 shots
were fired At the party.
frrar-na lives "a the residence or Joe
Boone. corner OF Myrtle and Palm
streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16

FOR RENT room cottage with bath
and sleeping porch, pleasantly situated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
J. NJ. WYATT MAKES TALK AT
Me. CHAPEL MEETING

John ~ WYATT, president Of the
-1am ber Of commerce. was the spes ker
or the evening Thursday at visitors
chapel where the SD anniversary OF
the A. NJ r. church here is being celc-
Hrated- Chaplain O. =. W Scott. OF
Tie Tenth cavalry. also made q talk
Leroy White presided over the meet
ing
At this evenings meeting. Rev r
r. Kuicl5crbocker viii be the speaker
and professor William Coleman, OF
Douglass school. viii preside
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
FORD WILL Be
SHIP BUILDER
viii Become Assistant to
General Manager Of Emer-
gencv Fleet Board.

Washington. D. c.. Nov 16--Henry
Ford has agreed to give his aid TO the
governments merchant ship building
program by becoming an assistant
to general manager Piez OF the emer-
Seucy fleet corporation
lIr. Ford will deal especially with
Standardization and speeding up
production OF the merchant fleet and
already is building in his Detroit
motor factory small ship parts lie
viii give the government most Of his
time and viii serve without pay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
DR.. F. E. SHINE CALLED
TO ARMY MILITARY SERVICE

Rlsbee. Aris., Nov. If.-Dr. F. T..
Shine. for . years head Of the Copper
Queen medical department and of the
medical service OF the EI Taso a1I
Southwestern railroad. has been called
20 Washington. 10 assume some u0-
specified post i'm the medical military
service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
Grains and Provisions.
CnicaE0 GraIns, CiOse.

Chicago Grains, Close
C0ru-Dee-, 81 -0ls. May. sl-I5L
Oats-Dec-. go C.. May. 65c-
Chicago Provisions, Close.
P0rE-Jau-. Sf5.-5-
Lard-Noy-, $3.50. Jan. S-4-s--
EIbs-Jau-. S-3-4l: May. S-5--Z
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago Ill, Nor- IT, Butt=r-3Iarize-
unchanged
Eggs-I;eceipts. 5-f1 cases Market I'm
changed
Potatoes-8Iarket unchanged. Receipts.
30 cars.
Poultry alive-lIsrbet lower. Fowls. Is
l91zc- springs. 1Sc-
Kansas City Produce Close
X -usas City. Nov 16.-Burrer cream
cry 4oc; firsrs 5Scs seconds sc; packing
G9c.
EEgs-Firsts. 4sc- seconds. see
Poultry. hens Iscs BOOSTERS 1fizc:
broilers CSC.
MEXICAN BEANS
Mexican beans in wholesale lots IN E.
Pasu, 8lz Gle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
Witness Says He Worked
Case to Get Job as
Detective.

/ ". q. Clark. of Abilene. one Of the
] states strongest witnesses i'm the Fe-
+ Tx Jones case. wherein both a murder
and a robbery Indictment, both in
{ connection with the alleged killing Of
Thomas Lyons. Of Silver City, are
! pending, took the stand in the ha5eas
corpus application of Jones ON the
latter charge Friday morning. Clark
admitted that i'm working up his evil
dence in the Jones case. he was seek
ing TO demonstrate his ability in or
der that he might qualify for posi-
. ton in the secret service.
Re testified 10 meeting Jones az
Abilene, May I. and said. "He asked
me II / would do a cold blooded jon
II there was money enough in it,
said I would. He told me Die was COM
ing TO III faS0 20 pull job
Told OF killing LyOus-Witness.
On May 10, witness said, he saw
Jones at Colorado City. where witness
had gone TO discuss another PROPOSE
tion. There witness was told there
was $1,000 in cash for the man who
would XIII Bill Johnson. president Of
a bank at snyder. After talking
about a trade witness said Jones told
Lyons having taken him in an auto
and having him TO get out and hold
a match TO help locate some engine
trouble. Lyons was hit one blow,
putting his ouL' witness was told. he
said.
says He Told or Plot.
Asked why he went to Colorado
City. he said he was curious 20 know
what Jones had done and why John
son was to be killed. a man named
Morrison met witness there. he said,
and showed him the money. $1,000. in
HMs
Johnson. but had no idea in the world
Of doing it, declared Clark. In fact.
at Jones's first examining trial. he
told a souinlaw Of Johnson of the
alleged plot
Was Seeking n Position.
II was trying TO get FOO the secret
service and was told the way TO do 50
He explained that once iu Cheyenne
County. Oklahoma. he had informed
officers OF the location OF some horse
thieves. all Of whom were subsequent
ly killed i'm q battle with deputies.
asked II he was after the reward in
the case at issue. he thought he miEl-
as well get IL while he was working
mp tho case
on being questioned by defence at
torneys Jones admitted that he was
once arrested and convicted AZ san
Angelo iu a case involving the theft
OF a saddle The fine and costs
mounted 60 Sl-l. but was never paid.
the case being dropped iu some way.
HolbrooL Identifies Jones
At the afternoon session Thursday
H. NJ HoIbrooE- who was union
station patrolmau last Nay. testified
he saw man address Lyons az tho
station. lie was asked If the man was
ln the courtroom Replying IN the ar
frmative. ne pointed 10 Jones. max
ing positive Identified tiou. Lyons
nd aFH.#-r.9arsH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
WEATHER BULLETIN.
L. = DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTU
WEATHER BUREAU

Observations taken
AZ s am. 18th me
ridian time. $ att.
II Tas0 time, Nov
is. 1917
Fl DaEo and vicin-
itv-ToniEht unset
tied Saturday gen
orally fair.
New NIezico-To-
nj & generally
fair cooler "a 81
portion. saturday
fair
Arizona Tonight
and saturday fair
not much change in
Temperature
West To-
Eht unsettled .
Saturday generally
fair. colder in Fan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16

While sergeant of police J. F.
CapInger was making his rounds in a
police car at noon today, ne discov-
cred smoke issuing from under the
cushions at the rear. stopping the
car in front Of the post office. he
found the blaze and someone turned
in an alarm which brought firemen
from the station. But by the time
they arrived, the fire had been ex-
tinguished.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
DEFENCE LEAGUE ToNIGHr.

There viii be a regular directors
meeting OF the Fl Paso Home Defence
league tonight in the offices Of the
orEan ization at the court house, when
matters Of special interest will come
I'D According TO organizer s. i "a
hriskie. a discussion regarding the
new Texas national guard in relation
10 the league viii probably take
place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
Sifuation Wanted-FemaIe.

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ALTUEA nursery. American children
WANTED curtains 20 wash Phone
MOTHER and daughter desire coQkins and
houseworS in same family Pn- -o---
WANTED care for Two or three chill
drau in my own home Phone 6@isM-
AMERICAN woman wants work answer
ins phone or cashier. Phone S92s-
WOULD Ike 20 care for children by hour
or day Phone 4sssI-
sTENOGRAPHER with some kngwlelss
of bookkeeping. can furnish reference
Phone 6fssJ-
ENPERIENCED lady stcrosrapher desires
position Phone S-5.L
GOOD coIorad woman wants worz; can
give reference Phone 1881 from 20 3
MIDDLE ared American woman wants
position as housekeeper- references ez-
changed. Address p l1s. care Herald
COMPETENT and experienced white wom-
an cook wants cooking and houseuor.- IN
o. good. permanent place Phone Sew
ENPERIENCED steuographer and office
assistant desires work for half a day
Can assist with bookkeeping ADDRESS
s. W. r.. Herald
WANTED manarsment Of large first class
r0om.uE or boarding house or house
keeper for first class hotel. thoroughly eX-
n=r-eurgd- Ehoue 6ssl-
Wanted-Real Estate.
-~~-------~-~-~-~-~---~-
WANTED buy three or four room
brick house, must De cheap Apply s5ls
Rivera Sc. I'D Paso.
VIZ HAVE CASH BUYER
Want close in property az a price that is
some i1dureuent-
T. p HEAD & co.
-rs Mills 1It- Phone $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16

FOR kent-hOuses UnfurEIshed.
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THREE room cottage Phone 1l1sJ
-FOUR rooms aud porch Phone =f77-
BUNGALOW in Alta Vista Phone I5o5-
FOR REM room frame $40. Pm, Ss53L
FOUR rooms. moderu- close in Pm co.'s
>IN room bungalow with large garage- Phi
lss-
PHONE CreeI S Cannon Tor two new bun
Ealows, exceptional offer
ia My offers
FOR RENT-Three room houss f5r co.'s
ored- 1915 Missouri
THREE room unfurnished house. bath.
-araEe- -11s Wyomiur. Phone sssSE-
FOUR room bungalow On Erie a. Phons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16

FOR KEST. close to Southwsstern-Fou our
rooms sleeping porch $50 $500 Manzan7-
Phone cffeR
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16

Wanted-Real Estate.
---~------J~-~---~-~---~~
WANTED buy three or four room
brick house, must De cheap Apply adlA
Rivera So. ID Paso
EF HAVE CASH BUYER
Want close iu property az a price that IS
T. p HEAD & CO.
-rs NrrTz bld-. Phone $50.
Wanted TO Rent
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WlNTED-ro buy or lease repair garage
o- lease place for same address p los.
L-- li-I.--
WANTED on shares O farm Of so acres or
more. part or an -u alfalfa Good re-er-
rn-e- g., care Herald-
RESPONSIBLE party wants small fur
ui@hel cottage or apartment in desirable
priced rea-0u7 l.7- Give fuil particulars i1
first Let-e-- AllrC-5 7. ll5- care Her7l D.
WanIed-Board and Rooms
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WANTED Permanent room board. sleep
iu= porch Dr. tv. young business men
Box L-n care IIer1.l-
Wanted-Furnfure.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid Tor furni-
tlr-- --ee+S- etc Phone 1888
AIMED hand ranges. heat-rz.
coos stoves and furniture Texas Fun
60. Phone foe..
THE BOR>CHON store buys and s-Il~
price paid --l $ stanton Phone -il'
WI T1KT YOUR o7d furniture l5 a. a E55I
f.-I-r- in exchange Tor new goods.
EOGEE> TRADING COMPANY,
llt So stanton 8. E1e1e e.
observation-disclosures.
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MOT ~ price I-i- igr coal sa5.s l-.'
l--.-- --- ~ = 81 q, ------- : D. ---
WANTED ---frl. -a 11E rs qtri r-- n.l-
--- -- l- "--.7 -- 3D.
'..-.- yg-... ~ --. - t5s-,i5 Cd
- hti-l--Afe "H Anp "A- '''
~. - .,o : - ,~ro>ro
= = y = 80 -, - ~ ~ -
hiAMoND wanted from 20 8 f.-a's'
r4
po,-rPS rP,Dr,c courts
ne 20 stanton 81. Phone -4a.
For PanF Ho,ess Furnfsbad
: : : -------.-
Eoo,r 49, -.-r- 49, II. ----i7,Ts 80
--6- < r---sr-s
~ 70 :. TsfTF-I, ~ --- 7---------- - 80
Phone e5--
hu' - ior rent, close i1' furniture i''
NJ HLl i-rH .rnf- room e1n-t.o. Wild
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16

TWO room cottages. 81 ana 81 ana
Bisbee. Phone 1861
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
Wanted TO Rent

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WANTED buy or lease repair garage
o- lease place for same Address p -15.
care Hrra .d-
WANTED on shares farm Of so acres or
more. part or an -u alfalfa Good reecr-
rn-e- e.. care Herald
RESPONSIBLE party wants small fur
uishrd cottage or apartment in desirable
uei-haorloud- must be modern and
priced rel-0ua taa- Give fuI particulars Boz
first let-.-- Address T. us. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
Apartments UnFwnishsd.

PHIHATE apartment. modern rooms
ard large hall Phone 1855 or 14s2-
INV LINCOLN apts--One 4-room apt
$40 w Boulevard Phone 1883
NEW up 10 date apt. near high school
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16

WANTED Permanent room. board. sleep
il- porch. De- two young business men
Box s. r-1 Gaze Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
Apartments Furnished & UnfurnisheS


APARTMENT partly furnished Phone
-2-s1I.
FURNISHED and unfuru- apis; modern
Jermane- 525 W. 40 Apt J.
WORTH APTs-HiEh school district. q
room apartment furnished or unfurlished-
1917 n. Kansas Phone 5745-
FOR RENT-Ssyeral furnished and unfur-
ulshed apartments cheap one four room
house on Eis5ee street FOR $4,000
BAILEY LAND Co.
Phone cess. SOS Herald bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16

HOLBROOk, Concho. ST. Johns. Springer
vile, Eagar-Regular trips from Holbrook
70 the above towns through the Petrified
forest Overland and Studebaker cars
used; careful drivers; regular daily trips
with stop0vers for the convenience Of trav-
cling men Special and side trips 70 the
Petrlfied Forest and other points for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
GLOnE MIAMI -CHRIsTMAs-MINKLE-

NAN stage-Cars leave Globe daily at s.
am, making direct connections for Hay
den. Ray. Superior. Florence, Phoenix and
Tucson Cars leave Wlnkelman daily for
the return trip at > pm Globe telephone
80. $50 or 1fg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-16
PIEDMONT APIS.

3 ru aut. with bath. completely fur So
g nm. apt with bath. partly furn- SD
rn apt with j. r. furnished ----- $40
20 ru1- urfuru- roomiuE house for rent
10 nm apartment house for rent or lease
Want 90 rent or buy fur Of DO r rrE- hse-
Want 90 buy several small valley farms
List your wants with US
BAILEY LAND CO.
Phone -oeS ses Herald BIDS.