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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11

Livestock.


Chicago. H.. Jan 1L-Hogs- Receipts,
5000. Market weak a. Wednesdays aver
age Bulk. Sos q 10-60. light. 50 80 a 10.45;
mixed. sIo1eG 1850; heavy. $1o-z091o.s5;
rough 5000 1e.55-
cattls-Recsipts 5000. Market firm. Me-
tive beef cattle, Sf-a5 l1-S0; western steers.
$500 1e- stocAsrs- $3.50 Gs-S5; cows and
heifers. s44OGI0.
sheep-Receipts. 10000 Market strong
Nethers. $40 1880: lambs. s1l59914.
Kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas City, No Jan 11--HOgs-Re-
1875: heavy. s10-50G 1859; packers. S1o.55
61O.55: light. So a10.45-
Cattle--Reeeipts, 35oo: Market strong
steers. S7-50611: cows. S5-25 as; heifers,
s6.5o 2 Il; stockers and feeders. Se-25Gs.
sheep = Receipts. 5000 Market strong
T1e-e5: wethers. ssaIO-25: ewes. $50 $50.
St Louis Livestock. Close.
St Louis. No. Jan IL - Hogs-Receipts.
5000. Market lower. Lights. $1,000 1o.50:
pigs. s7-75G $50; mixed and butchers. sIO.25
1895; good heavy, Sl0-ee 1870
Catue-ReceiDts. f5oo- Market steady Ma
tive beef steers $500 iI-50; yearlinEs steers
and heifers- $3.50 q 11-50; cows. $3.50 q S.5O-
stockers $500 $50 prime southern beef
steers. s. s., beef cows and heifers. s4-251
30: prime yearling steers and heifers.
Lambs s12.75aIs.75; ewes. ss.5o9s-75:
yeorlinFs- SI1T 1906.
1t. Joseph livestock Close.
St Joseph. Mo- Jan 11--Hogs-ReceiptS
bulk S1O-I0N10.z5
Cattle-Receipts. 1900. Market strong to
1oe higher. Steers. $3.50 a1L-5o. cows and
heifers. 500: calves. ss-5o GI2.5e.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 Market 10 TO 15c
higher. Lambs. s1275 913.s0: ewes ss.75
Gs-55-
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. Jan. 11--Cattle-Receipt
SOC Market steady Beef steers $500
SIS; coWs and heifers. Sc q 7-35; stocIers and
feeders. fs-506S-5e; calves. ssG1O-5o.
Hogs-Receipts, 200. Market j. TO zoe
lower. Top. $10.45; bulk. $3.50 110-20.
Sheep-Receipts none.
Fort Worth livestock. Close
fBv Zeiger HoteLl
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market STEADY Top.
5000; bulk. ss-S5G1o.15-
Cattle - Receipts. $500 including 100
calves. Beef steers top. S7-S5; bulk S6G
80. cows. S450Ge; hsifers S5-5OG7.50:
bulls. S450G $50: calves. $3.50 q 90. Stock
ers-Steers s6Gz.z5: cows. sA50H5 SIS: heif-
ers. $500 1850: calves. S5-5O8S
Shesp-Receipts. 100. Market steady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
WHEAT MARKET
GAINS STRENGTH
Corn Rises on Argentine
Damage Reports; Oats
Harden.

Chicago. I'L. Jan. II-Considerable
strength developed in the wheat market to-
day afsc- some show Of heaviness az the
outset Nucl Of the nIVIpg was appa rently
basel thl llsf uC.- 90 cry confirmation Of
WcdnCe|lsv-s neariSh runners about peace and
submarine Opening quotations which
ranged from II G OF 10 Sc advance with
Nav 81 SIS Z r l-S@ia and July At SI.4c5t o.
rfsia were followed by substantial gains
an around and then something Of reac-
zion
Tho close was strong TO &C net higher.
with May At SiA7is TO $l-S7Ls and July
Ssh 20 s1-51is
Cora rose mailiy result % continued
damage reports from Argentina After open
= 4 g higher. tn market reacted 4 little.
hut later scored a decided fresh adsance-
scarcity OF rural offerings acted
handicap on the 3ears The close was
strong AZ : 10 17sc net advance.
Oats hardened with other grain. Absence
market.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
SUES CEMENT co. FOR $4,000.

Charging negligence on the part OF
the Southwestern Portland Cement
company, Henry Otter. a former en-
ploye, has brought suit against the
company for $4,000 for personal in
juries received when an explosion oc-
CURED there on December Is. 1915
The plaintiff states that the explosion
occurred in the tunnel and coal house
Of the plant. where there was a great
accumulation of fine coal dust, highly
com bustible- He claims that he was
not warned OF the danger in working
there. and that the explosion caused
him many serious burns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
Grain and Provisions.

chicago Grains. Close.
Wheat-Asy. Sl-S7 = July. s1-5-.
Corn-Alay. ss &c July. s7sec.
oats-May. 81 nc. July. 54lzc-
Chicago Provisions. Close
Porl-Jsnuary. S2s.75: May. S2S-15
Lzrc-Janusry. sI5.45; May. S15-sc
Ribs-Jsnuary. Si5. 40- May. $3.50
Chicago Produce, Close
chicago IL. Jan. 1I.-Butter-MarS e
sssy- Creamery. % n SIC.
EECs-MzrEst higher Receipts ISIS czses
fi7sts- asa sc. ordinary firs-s. S. . S9c -
mar cases included. So sc
Potatoes-Narizet higher Receints 3
czrs- Michigan and Wisconsin white Sis
9lSs- Washington. Colorado. Idaho suc
Oregon. white. SI.SsGls5-
Poultry. alive-I5 T1Sc-
Kansas City Produce. Close
Kansas City. No. Jan 11.-Eutter-
Creamery ale; firsts. 5ei7c- seconds SIZE
packing CSC
EEEs-PsckinE So
Poultry. alive-Hens 1s-o- roostsrs.
Islsc, turkeys. e4c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11

To those indebted 10 o. bolIinr claims
against the estate OF CHARLES II. SMITH.
deceased
me undersisned- having been duly ap-
pointed executor OF the estate Of Charles H.
smith deceased late OF Fl Paso county.
Texas by T. p McCiintoch. judge OF The
County Court Of Fl Paso County. Texas ON
the 3rd DAY II January 1917 during a
regular tenn Of said court. hereby notifies
an persons indebted TO said estate TO come
forward and make settlement. and those
having claims against said estate L. present
them 70 tee undersigned within the time
prescribed hy law. at his residence At 23ls
Myrtle avenue IL Fl Paso. Fl Paso county
Texas. wher. he receives his mail
This the @rd day Of January. A. L.. 1911
W 3. HILGARTNEE-
Executor Of the estate Of Charles II
Smith dareas1d
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
BOSTON AFT TER
COPPER STOCKS
Most of Thursdays Buying
Traced There; Car Short
age Hurts Rails.

To-Day copper stock market repr-s nted
Ltehins and filling transaction on the part
- Hoor traders and Professionals There
his 70 De a lack Of outside public interest
lu ms market. the absorbing topic being
speculation as 10 what the allies reply viii
tYht@ln, according TO advices 20 Curtis Nan
lobby
ihe shortage OF cars is hurting the p-Ice
ol tallroads. decreasing their earniugs mate
Ilaiiy for the first month Of the new YEAR
~ as claimed that many OF these cars are
On sld@tracSs waiting To be- unloaded at the
staDoards. but the fears OF further German
submarine activity has curtailed shipping 10
such an extent that even the grain market
Is aLIected and decreased some three points.
It is reported 10 Curtiss-Afanniu- q 90
inat very important buying OF the steel
shares on the low quotations can be traced
&c excellent sources
Most Of the buying in the copper shares is
COMING from Boston hnueas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
SEEK MISSING MAN.

Efforts are being made by the police
to locate Monroe Godshall. of Glenside.
Pa, who was reported to be in this
city sometime ago. Godshall. il is said,
left his home nearly a year ago. and
after being heard from in several parts
Of the country. disappeared His wife
and two children are Ill at the family
home in Glenside. and relatives have
written the local police in an effort to
&c word TO the missing man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11

New York Jan. II-Iosses Of she fore
noon were generally changed TO gains later
extensive short covering ensuing on the
speech Of the British premier sales were
estimated at slightly more than l-eoO-VOO
sharrs The close was Irregular
Another break Of II points IN General
Motors making a total of So points thus IA
this week was the central feature Of today
carly operations which were characterized
hv further lrregularitv in other active is
sues Bethlehem Steel recovered mar OF
Wednesdays 20 points loss and tinted states
steel was fractionally higher with Alnurei
industrials. coppers. shippings ana petroi-
Gums also improved moderately but Mercan-
tile Marine was rather cratic
selling movement OF fairly wide pro
portions and reminiscent OF recent bear
drives occurred in the forenoon. steel losing
a point with considerably more in mosl
equipments and rails IN the latter recesslons
of one TO two points We're SO general as TO
give rurnors Of fresh foreign liquidation
Substantial rallies in steel and shippingS
were recorded at midday but rails made only
slight Improvement
Bonds were steady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
Lodge Notices.

X. a :. MASONS. ATTENTION
All Royal and Select Masons are cordially
invited TO attend the semi annual ceremonial
Of Il PssO council No. IS. p & :. IL. TO
open in Masonic temple at $40 .. m. Fri
day. Jan L. Banquet at s. Council mem
bers in military camps and other visitors
viii please appear for examination during
The afternoon BY order Of the thrice IL
lustrious master
GEORGE z. MORGAN. Recorder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
Wanted-Bids.


81. IT RES IsEsQI..XS,E;D BY THE CITY COUNCIL
% TEE CITN OF FL. PASO; &, a.
.n4t The tiiy clerk be and hereby Is o.
ton Of q Davemsnt on Tenth street from the
street TO the west line OF south stanton
Sail. pavement in al resDects to conform
with the SPECIFICATIONS therefor prepared by
olfice. which sasid Eoeeifications. have been
15snf fslI rT- a., ss6 i .I = -. -
ficial DaDer which aDDears during the zen
tlel dayS prior % the 18th cav - January
ce;lnI,siii hv 4. rtifisG .ic i1 rs suIr
al one Thousand Isl o06. 0ol dollars naval,le
T. the Mayor OF the CITY OF Fl Pgso- and
in the event that the bidder. il succession
nc ~ rs bi IV} irl 80 OF Ile Scg 5b
he CIV 81 81 Pas, 10 y i MIN t'l
within two months from the time OF the
men aifh the civ Clerk oI o ed bfl nus TN
tlql o'clock g. N. the 18th dav or Januarv
The CITY % Fl Pqso reserves the right to
- Passed and aooroved this tile eSth dav OF
Tom Lee.
j. r Dawson. civ clerk
BE IT H}IE;ssq ...-E BY THE CITY COUNCIL
3tt TIE 10y 81 IL PASot e.. i,
reetcd 70 advertise for bids Tor the construc-
intersection u the east line OF Nagno.4.,
street TO The vest line OF Piedras street
with The specifications therefor prepared Nv
Office which said specifications have been
inent shan appear in ssch is Sue o. tbe Or
1iclal Daper which auDears during the ten
tlul DAYS prior To the 18th dlv Of Ianuarv
1917 All bids must be scaled and each be
accommodated by "A certified check IN the sum
81 one thousand 81. 600 0Ul dollars navahl4
to the Mayor Of The CITY OF Ei Paso. and
= Mich shall become the PROPERTY Of the Citv
IN The event THAI the bidder i successful
8ee ~ us bd en.er mia o. Contact 1s with
the civ Of II PasO 10 cOmnlete said pave
meut I'm accordance with said snacifsc citations
within hree months from the time Of the
signing Of the contract All bids must be
filed with the CITY Clerk on or befare ten
tlel o'clock a M the 18th dav OF January.
The CITY Of II PaSo reserves the right to
reject AN bids.
Passed and apuroved this the eSth dav OF
December 1916
Tom Lea.
Attest
j. Dawson City Clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
Cotton Market.


New York Cotton Close
View York. Jan 1I--Corton-Spot market
quiet MiddlinC uplands. IS-15c. Iales. 100
bales Futures closed unsettled January.
1T.75c; March. 1S-1fc- MAY. 1S-SSc. July
1856. October. 17.07c-
Liverpool Cotton Close
Liverpool Eng Jan 11--Cotton-Spot
market weak Good middlinE. III IS "a;
HiddlinE 81 Is Id; low mi5dHBS. III Sd.
Sales soeo bales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
OFFICERS OF SONORA LABOR
Oh ANRER APE aNNOINCEl

Hermosilli Son. Jan 1.-THE follow
ing are the officers Of the chamber of
labor that was recently established by
the governor OF Sonora: President, c.
Margarito c. Rios; vice president, c.
Rodolfo Lima and secretary. c Al
fonSo c Levva.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
Legal Notices.
II Paso. Texas. Jan.

~--~-~>-~~~~~-~~--~-~>>
II Paso. Texas Jan 1917
CALLED BONDS
Notice IS hereby given that the following
bonds are called for February Isl. 1917. on
+. u.cn date interest VIII cease.
III EaEo Public School bonds series
NOr- % Nos. ] 20 80 --.-.-... $50 9e0. 90
Supuit rueutdrv Citv Hail and Hail
bonds Nos. I TO 10---..--..-.. $4,000. 90
BONDS bear date OF February 1sr- 1893 and
being. optional after j. wears are hereby
c.tlled Tor payment and cancellation at the
chemical Rational bank. New York citv OF
citF treasurer's office. FL Pgso. Texas
g 4 Kline
CITY Treasure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
Special Notices.

---~--7--~->---">>-@->
y. W C. \ phy steal department wants You
To- register now FOR the first lesson OF the
spring term. beginning Jan Il. Phone Phys
al LIr.-r.-- "a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11

The following quotations furnished by
Logan & Bryaa's private wire TO Curtiss-
Manning 4 Co. stocks and bonds Hotel
Snelaon lobby. give closing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11

Wanted-Board and Rooms.
N~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~--~~~-~~
BOARD, room and porch IA private family
10y lady convalesceuL Phone 6sls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
Wanted HeIp-FemaIs.


NANTED-Relis BILE woman. hotei W.
cook for three $50 T. Overland ceell no.
VANTED-Capable English speaking girl
Ger general homework Phone s-4a W.
WANTED-Erglish speaking Mexican sew
ing girl. 91e Herald bldg
WANTED Mexican girl living in East r.
Paso. can 32eo Mauzana street
WANTED-Coos. small family Apply al
once 2i15 Montana
COLORED woman cook TO leave city Apply
Zeiger between l. and 1 o'clock
WANTED Woman to cook and do house
y-or5. No 9 Caruso Apis sunset heisn's-
Phone --Is-
WANTED-White woman for general house
vori-. one who can coos references r.
Quired- Phone $685.
WANTED-Enrlish speaking woman TO as
-ist in general house wor,l. must stay nights
Phone o76-
WANTED-Eueiish speaking chamber maid
Apply in person Palace hotel Third and u
Pasu SITS.
WANIED-wounan for cooking and general
housework. Mexican preferred l--0 Non
tsna-
Help Wanted-male and Female
-~~-~~~~~~-~-----~-~~ ~~~-~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~~N~
WAN1 ED-Cooil for small sanatorirn IN
X NJ Addrees r 252- care Herald
WANTED Good 81 round cook TO cook AMI
room ard $40 month Address box 90 santa
Rita New Mex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
MARKET
IS VARIABLE
Losses in Early Part of the
Day Are Partly Counter
balanced by Gains.

NoTE-Quotation reflect closing prices.
Thursday. January IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
Helm Ranted=SaIesmeu.

WANTED Experienced wholesale grocery
salesman. Address ". z. smith Del Rio.
Texas
SO TO SIS DAILY; men experienced selling
spccialtles- books. etc new propositions
easy selling plan. 100 percent profit. newest
biggest best SELLER out; virgin territory Call
after D. m. Shirley. Angeius Hotel
WANTED-ReiiabIe leather goods salesman
To- handle Al lines for city OF Il Paso New
Mexico. Arizona ana Colorado commits
sion basis must have good references Adj
dress Fred = Winchester. 6S9 Mission St.
san Francisco Cal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11

Wanted HeIp-FeuaIe.
KITCHEN CABINETS. 81 a week.
FOUTZ FOOSHEE co.
WANTED-A cook; must stay nights. SIC
\ Kansas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
Financial.

STOVES. STOVES. the TWO best made Char
ter Oak and P-ulnsular. sold on payments
EOJ II FOOSHEE Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
Lost and Eaund.

LOST-Open face L Jewel Elgin watch. !
turn to 523 Trust bldg. Reward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
For R.rt-Store, and Offices.

FOR SALE-Year's lease and fixtures: well
located for grocery Phone 505s-
FOR RENT-Desrable offices in the Herald
building Reasonable rates Apply TO thu
auditor Of The Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-11
EGGS

FINE bred collie pups FOR sale; viii de-
liver anywhere in FL Psso- A child's best
companion Julius Kanror. CanutillO. Tex
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-20
Evening Chat

Very few people in Fairmont know
that the Monongah Glass Company has
a foreign department and that the pro.
ducts of this Company are shipped to
about thirty different countries. Glass
ware of all kinds is shipped to Canaca.
Mexico, North and South America, the
West Indies and Australia.
The Monongah Glass Company re.
Gently secured the services of L. C. NJ.
Reed to represent them In Australia,
New Zealand and South Africa. Mr..
Reed is sailing from Vancouver with
his wife in a few days. Mr.. Reed is a
very fine salesman and knows the sec.
ton as book, having covered every
foot of the ground.
The foreign department is compos-
ed of three South Americans: c. A.
Lopez, j. B. DeRoux and p. C. Maru.
landa. Mr. lobe Blumenthal is man.
ager of the department and his wife,
Mrs. lobe Blumenthal assistant man.
ager. Mr.. and Mrs. Blumenthal lived
in Mexico many years and travelled
over most OF the coast of South Amer.
lea for the Monongah Glass Company.
They have lived in Fairmont for about
six years except for occasional trips
to South America and the West Indies.
Miss Grace Heintzelman is a new
acquisition to the foreign department.
She is proficient in the Spanish Ian
suage. The Monongah Glass Company
in the foreign department is obliged to
construct special packages for ship.
ment to foreign countries. The glass.
ware must be especially well packed
to withstand lengthy journeys and fire.
quent changes from ship to rail, etc.
There is an interesting display of
glassware in the foreign department.
Shelves with glass sliding doors arc
built to hold the glass and many and
varied are the articles. The Monon-
gah Glass Company make tumblers and
goblets almost exclusively though
some glass dishes and pitchers are
made. A shelf of especially interest
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-20

goo3's store to receive me.nbers into
the Red Cross. Mr 0sgood is great
ly interested in Red Cross work and
offered his store without solicitation
for this purpose, hoping to advance
the work thereby. Make 1t point. if
you are not already member, TO give
your name TO the ladies in charge of
the booth at 0sgoad's during the first
three days of the week
Splendid Fairview Auxiliary.
Fairyiew is coming to the front in
the Red Cross movement. A chapter
Of the local Red Cross organization
was formed yesterday at Fairview.
with thirty members enrolled and a
bright outlook for many more mem.
bers. The workers in the Fairyiew Sec
ton are busy and now that the organi.
cation has been perfected the work
will go forward rapidly. The organi-
cation was formed yesterday and the
following officers elected: Chairman.
Mrs. II. Il. Cummins; secretary. Mrs.
j. b. McChesney: treasurer, Mrs. vii.
liam Knode.
The annual meeting of the Fair.
mont Chapter OF the American Red
Cross Society will be held Wednes.
da, October "a, at 1890 o'clock for
the purpose of electing an executive
board for the year All members are
urged to be in attendance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-20

ccurags Ia his soul
Help to cage this beast 20 wild, and
drive him IN his hole
Our Allies teemed with Uncle sam will
take Berlin and Fatherland
We're in to win and make the Kaiser
wiser.
Try the above on your piano to the
tune Of the Battle Hymn of the Repub.
lie. The song was written by Carl j.
Baer one Of the members Of the Ma.
tional association Secretaries, and 1t
was sung for the first time at th
recent meeting Of the Association in
Chicago. Secretary C. W. ESxus of
the Fairmont Chamber Of Commerce,
who attended thu Chicago meeting pur.
chased copy Of the song and brought
II back 10 Fairmont.
At the Chicago convention It was
sung By the entire attendance and 1t
proved quite popular.
The song will be placed on sale and
tho proceeds will go to the American
Aviation Corps.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-20
but they are so ser, necessary to our
boys that the; must be supplied.

but they are SO sey necessary to our
boys that the; must be supplied.
Tire Perry St'ett Collection.
Save your reilnicc for the Comfort
H. fuEd These pennies will be so.
licited today by Hea Cross members
on the street. The chapter hopes to
swell the fund greatly by these penny
appeals. Don't fail to save them for
US.
A Successful Monday Night.
twenty-five ladies of the NJ. p. TEN.
pie assembled az headquarters Mon
day night for sewing. This is the
Young Ladies' Ali Society OF the TEN.
pie, and IS fins example of the or.
gained work which produces wonder
hui results. The Red cross needs these
bodies of workers and heartily wei.
comes them to headquarters. These
workers from the Temple expect TO
give the third Monday night of each
month to the work.
Thursday Night Work.
hiss Fleming reports a successful
Thursday nights work with a number
out aao. much accomplished. Remem-
Der this special night for work and so
arrange youT time to be present then
ii you are 100 busy during the day.
G!rc { little time to the Red Cross
oye'y week. Your country needs you.
The Wool IS All Gone
Somewhere in Fsirmont," in fact
we might say anywhere in Fairmonl
the knitting needles are surely flying.
Every bit vi wool at headquarters is
iaFen out, and il oar men are not pro.
vided with sweaters. etc. it will not be
tecause Fairmort women are not will.
ing to knit We will have more wool
in soon TO give those who are still
waiting chance
Takes Life Membership.
The first life membership in the Red
Cross Society for Ocicber was taken
cut this week by Mrs. Il jrert Talbot,
Of FSirmoat avenue. Mrs. Talbot is
tie sixth life member of the chapter
in this city. TIE payment o: twenty
five dollars to the Red Cross consti-
t"tes a life membership iii the Ma.
tional organiza; on.
Eocth at oseoeds.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
tl"rc will be 1 Dcdtb opened at 0s-