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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
COPPER STOCKS
LEAD THE LIST.
Open Strong Tuesday While
Rest of Market Is Dull
and Lower.

The stock market opened weak Tuesda-
morning with the exception OF coppzrs.
which were strong, According 70 advices
10 J. s Curtiss 81 Co, stocks and bonds.
Hotel Sheldon lobby. The nearness to
dividend dates is having stimulating ef-
effect on this department. KennecOtt de-
clared a dividend Of 81, a reduction Of so
cents The stock was strong around 81 T.
Chino Calumet & Arizona and Miami were
Unchanged, but Anaconda moved up from
"a 20 81 Z and Utah from 74@i 70 IS =.
Pennsylvania Railroad made a new low
o. - Z and the balance OF rails were weak
except Union Pacific. which gained two
points during the morning.
At noon the market grew very much
stronger and steel moved up from 9o5s
70 90.
The curb market was somewhat stronger
and Austin Amazon held strong at i .
asked 4. Green Monster sold at x on
the news that Neil Z. Bailey had been
reelected president and that w W Law
hon and W S. Humbert were elected di-
rectors. replacing W A Drake and VIII
l. Clarke. resigned.
Noon prices reacted a trifle on profit
taking and Inspiration broke through 80
TO 42H-
The presidents message. again bringing
home the fact that we are at war. caused
wave OF liquidation in the last 80 min
utes which was the severest that the mar
ket has had TO contend with in some time.
TIE biggest losses were made in the fol-
lowing Anaconda. three points. SHELTERS.
four; Mexican Petroleum. % L. S. steel,
4; Utah Copper. .. Union Pacific. 3iz
Bethlehem. s; Central Leather 8. Indus
trial Alcohol. 5; Marine preferred. ; Chino
and Inspiration only lost approximately
half "A point
The following quotations furnished by
Logan & Rryan's private wire to J. 5.
Curtiss & Co, stocks and bonds, Hotel
sheldon lobby. give closing prices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
WEEK BUSY ONE
At UNION YARDS
Market Shipments to East,
and Those to Local Pack
cry Predominant.

Livestock shipments through the
Fl Paso Union stockyards for the
week ending December /. were as
follows.
F. y. Hall, Alden. y. ~, 100 head
Of COWS to Morris & Robinson, kan
sas City, Mo.
J. L. Stanley, Fort Worth. Texas.
80 head OF horses to Alamogordo.
y NJ
E. B. Smith. ella. Ariz. IS head Of
horses and mules TO Fort Worth. Tex.
Robinson & Norris, Hachita, Y. NJ,
500 head Of bulls and cows to Kansas
city.
c. E. Houghton. Las Cruces. y. NJ.
IS head Of hogs TO the Peyton Pack
{. F. Webster. San Carlos. Arlz.
1895 head Of goats to Kansas City,
No.
WATSON & Winders, Fort Thomas,
Ariz-, Il head Of cows to Kansas City
ships Bulls 10 DeminE-
E. Timberlake, Alta Vista, Kan. 81
head Of bulls TO Deming. y NJ
Andy Sharpe drove in from the val
ley y head Of hogs for the PeytOn
Packing company.
s. Hoard. Wilcox, AriZ.. 81 head OF
mules to New Orleans
X T. Land q Cattle company.
Lordsburg. y. VI, So head OF bulls and
cows to the Peyton Packing company.
Tim Williams drove in from the
valley l. head OF hogs for the PeytOn
Packing company.
r. d. Hall, Rodeo. y. VI, "a head
OF horses TO Alexandra. Ia. a'sO IS
head Of cows and calves to Kansas
City, No.
Cows to TT. Worth.
San Simon Cattle company. Rodec,
y. ". 1S6 head OF cows TO Fort
Worth. Texas.
J. ". Dill, Rodeo. y. NJ. s. head OF
cows TO Fort Worth
J. G. Hall. Guthrie. Ariz.. $50 head
of yearliugs TO Hutchinson, Kan
:. I. Skinner. Marathon, Texas, AZ
head of COWS and bulls to o. F. Bill
inEsIy. san Marcial. y. NJ
o. a. Caven. Rodeo. y NJ, ia head
Of goats to Kansas City.
l. c. Brite, Valentine, Texas. 10
head of bulls to T. T. Neal. salt Lake
City. Utah: also $50 head of yearlings
and bulls TO FL Paso.
slaughter Land & Cattle company.
2Ss head Of steers. cows and bEls 10
Wichita, Kan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
STOCKMEN WANT RIGHT TO
INSPECT CATTLE IMPORTS

Several representatives Of the Pan
handle and Southwestern Stockmen's
association viii attend the annual
convention OF the American National
Livestock association in salt Lake
City on January Il. l. and Is. Their
particular purpose will be TO obtain
the backing OF the convention in leg
islatiOu which will give the Panhan-
Gle association the right to inspect
shipments Of cattle and hides bonded
from Mexico through the local port.
Stolen hides are being shipped
through EI Pas0 continually. and
ranchmen in the vicinity of Mexico
and interested in Mexican ranches are
anxious that something he done to
enable them 10 guard their property.
it is claimed. Numerous complaints
concerning stolen cattle reach the
Panhandle association. and means to
prevent this loss have been widely
discussed by catuemen.
Because of the law concerning
bonded shipments II is not possible TO
inspect cars Of cattle and hides. un-
less by search warrant from the fed
eral judge. and that has not proved
satisfactory as the shipper often finds
out that such steps are 10 be taken.
and he ships by another route. it is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
PRICE Of CORN
LITTLE HIGHER
Predictions of Larger Re
ceipts Are Unfulfilled;
Oats Highest Yet.

Chicago, Ill Dee. Corn hardened IN
price today. influenced 10 some extent by
the fact that predictions Of larger re-
ceipts were stiu unfulfilled. Attention was
given also 10 the wide discount at which
fu'ures were selling. as compared with the
value OF any good cash corn.
president Wilson's rec0mme ndation that
congress declare immediate war on Aus
t-ia-H Hungary had no apparent effect on
the market His references to proposed
new price fixing had hearish influence
The close was unsettled. at the same as
yesterdays finish to 4 C higher with jan
uary Sleo& and May S1-1S5s-
Furthermore, an advance OF the oats
market 10 the highest quotations yet this
season counted in favor OF the bulls.
The opening. which ranged from the
same as yesterdays finish 10 &c higher,
with January sLoO1z and May SL1sR
l-lsE. was followed by a material up
turn all around
Pronounced scarcity Of offerings acted
as the immediate ground for a sharp
bulge in the price of oats. The sustained
recent export demand was generally &C.
cepted as a fundamental reason
Absence Of support weakened provis-
ions Higher quotations on hogs were
ignored.
Announcement that trading in provis-
ions has been restricted to meet the
wishes Of the federal government. led
af-erward to additional declines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
ny LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

New York Dec 4.-3farcantiie paper.
554g5& percent
Sterling so days bills. s4-715z; CONNER
oiaI so day bills. 24-71 4; commercial so
day bills on banks. SAT-; commercial 50
day bills. S4707ss demand, $4-T5s cables
SETs us
Bar silver. S5&c-
Mexican dollars-G5 1 c.
Time loans. firm Sky days, sd5A peg
celt; 50 days, 565Lz percent; SIX months,
5AG5z.
can money. easier. High. percent: low
> ruling rate, &; closing BID, 3; offered
It ;; last loan. g.
COpper-s23 So
speiter-East St Louis delivery t7.esls
Eead-ss.s71s-
Tin-Ss0.
LONDON METALS MARKET
Loadou. Eng. Dec. 4.-Fo7iowing we're
the closing quotations on the London met
ais market
Lead-spot, $50 los. futures. SIS 1es-
Spelter-Spot. 49,; futures. tsp
COpper-Spots El10i futures, E11o; Oisc--
Jrolytic. E125.
Tin-sp1t. E2ss IS: futures, Ezs1.
THE LOCAL Market
Eaciouales-1s4
Mexican bank notes, state BILLS 9 zec.
Mexican pesos-54c.
Mexican gold-5Ec-
Fl Paso smelfer Qaotasions.
Bar silver-(Handy d. HaTfnon quota
tom. s5@c
IsoRdon lead-f5O los.
Pig lead-S6-z5-
CoPper-wire bar s255e-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
FIRE IN CLEANING WORKS
DAMAGES LOT OF EQUIPMENT

Fire Mt the Wilson MilIican Clean
ing works at the corner OF Boulevard
and Octavia streets. at 1870 o'clock
Tuesday morning did considerable
damage and held UP street cars while
firemen Of companies one and three
worked TO extinguish the blaze, which
is said TO have started in a hot air
machine, used to take the gasoline
fumes out OF clothes after they had
been washed in gasoline.
Washing machines and betting, 4
big tumbler and a glove cleaning ma.
chine. were partially damaged and
the roof in the rear charred. It is be-
lieved that the greater part Of tie
clothes in the building were taken
out before firemen arrived. The
blaze was eNtinguished with chem
icals. The exact extent of the damage
could not be learned. II being va.
riously estimated at between S1O0g
and $1,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
TELLSSTOCKMEN
TO STOCK FEED
S. P. Livestock Agent Says
Railroads Must Be Aided
in Providing Help.

1T is perhaps necessary 10 warn
cattlemen concerning the conditions
on the railroads" said Nat Parks.
general livestock agent for the South
ern Pacific lines. with headqu arters
in San Antonio. Tex. who was IN the
CITY Tuesday. Because judge r. $.
LOvett. OF the priority committee. mas
issued orders to the railroads 70 ElNe
preference TO feedstuff for cattle, the
cattlemen are apt TO think that tney
can order the feed on Monday ana
get il Saturday. Although the rail-
roads are doing all they can TO help
the situation and take the cattle out
Of the drouth districts and bring feed
to those who need il. still there are
not enough cars 10 do everything
ships Nay BE Communicated
People do not look at the subject
from all sides. Any day the govern
meur may take over the cOasLFF Use
steamers which now carry heavy
tonnage, and then q heavier burden
viii be laid on the railroads When
the great lakes and the various
navigabIe rivers are unfit for travel,
owing to the cold weather, which so
far has fortunately been delayed. the
situation will be worse. As more
troops go to France, so more SHIPS
viii be taken TO send supplies over
to the soldiers We expect any day
that the government may cOmman-
deer all our ships.
May Look For Tieup.
Loading cars TO capacity has
helped a great deal In fact. it is
said that IL has given us If percent
extra of the total number Of cars
we had. I have not heard Of new
freight cars being made
Everywhere We can but expect
that the situation viii be worse in
stead of better as the war goes on.
IL would be a serious thing for the
cattlemen TO be caught without feed
for their stock. / advise every cat
tleman to carry a months feed ahead
IN case of emergency
People in Texas do not realize
that the largest crop in the history
OF the country was harvested this
year This was partly on account Of
the increase in acreage"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
Livestock Market


Chicago. Dee 4.-HoEs- Receipts -
600. Market strong. Bulk. slf.S5G Il. s0-
light SIS 40 2 lT-.0s mixed. SIG So n Il 40
heavy $3.50 z lI-35, rough, fl6-70G
1855; pigs, sl2-75G16-
CattIe-Receipts. 5000. Market firm. Na-
five steers s. 2 1885, western steers S6. 4
r =. ioi stockers, Ssg1o-S9, cows and
heifers. 35GlI-59.
Sheep-Receipts. 1I.e0e. Market strong.
N ethers. $3.50 1850. lambs SI2.5 q =.
Kansas City Livestock, Close.
Kansas City. No. Dec 4-HoE-Re-
2 Il --7i heavy, slI-15 q 1I-5o; packers and
butchers, 81 n lE-25; light S16-geGI 10.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000. Market STEADY.
Prime fed steers. &1s0 1875 dressed beef
steers, 81 q 1880; western steers. S7a1z-
cows. S5-5OG 1850; heifers. 9s.50aI1. so:
sheep-f2eceipts. 1000. Market hi@h=-.
Lambs Sl5-l5 q 10 so; yearlinss. $12.5ofB
Is; wethers. $3.50 TI3- ewes. S10.5OT1--
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. Dec 4--Cattle-ReceiptS
$500 Market steady Beef steers. s. a.,
calves, S3Q9.5o-
Hogs-Receiptz. 1900. Market steady.
Top Sl7-35; bulk, S17Q17-Z5.
Snsep-Rsceipts. j. 0oo- Market steady
Lambs; SIG G 10 as owes. S1oQI--
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
tBy Hotel ZelEerJ.
HcCs-Receipts, eooc. Market hiEhe-.
TIP. SIZES; bulk. SIs.25 aI7.
Cattle-Reccipts. 1900, including 1900
c1lves. Beef steers. top S1e-50. bulk SEA
10 IS; cows. top $3.50, bulk S4.50d6 500
heifers, top $50. bulk $3.50 a.. so: bulls.
S5-S5 6 6-25; calves top SO. bulk $3.50
Es-25- Stocl1ers-Steers. top s.. 50. bulk
50 80 @S 80; COWS and heifers, $5GT.50;
calves. S5GS.
sheep-Reeeipts. $50. Market steady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grains. Close.
COrn-Jan-, SL20% May. $1-1ss
O1ts-Dsc.. 731lc; May. lie.
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Pori--Jan-. $685..
Lard-Jan-, S24.O2i May. S23-S-.
Ribs-Jan-. S24-S7. May. Se4.S5.
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. III. Dec. 4.-Butter-Marie-
firm. Creamery. Sc q SIC.
Eggs-afarlzet unsettled Receipts. AIS
cases Firsts, Il a 47c; ordinary firsts. IS
Q 45c- ut mark. cases included. 40 II &c.
PCtat3es-Market lower. Receipts IS
cars Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota
bulk. $3.50 Clio; do sacks. s1-s5GI.75-
Poultry, alive-Market higher. Fowls, J ,
Q zee springs. 19c.
Kansas City Produce, Close.
FNsnsas City. Dec Creamery.
Il nc; firsts, 5s5zci seconds, 57lac; pack
ins. Size
Eggs-Firsts. sc: seconds. s0a31c.
Poultry-ftens, 1Sc; ro0sters 14Ac;
broiIers. &c.
MEXICAN BEANS.
Mexican beans in wholesale lots in e
E-aso, very scarce. Last quotation. 9GsEc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
GAMBLERS AND BOOKMAKERS
GIVEN STRONG HINT TO QUIT

Gamblers and bookmakers who are
said 70 have become more conspicuous
in El PasO since the pronunciation Of
the passport regulations between this
city and JuareZ, are not TO be given
much leeway. according to an an
nouncement made Monday afternoon
ut police headquarters, following z
meeting Of the police and fire COM
mission
The substance OF the announcement
was that gamblers and "boOkies' who
make their headquarters IN saloons
in the downtown district and sur
reptitiousIy receive bets and pay off
the winners, are 70 be dealt with
firmly by the police.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
DATE OF ROAD BOND VOTE
IAN. 4 INSTEAD OF DEC. 3

The date Of the election of the
S25e GOO road bond proposal in the
county has been advanced by the
commissioners from December 81 to
January 1, the original date being
more in the nature Of a holiday, II
was decided
County judge L. B. McCNntock said
Tuesday that the bonds viii not be
sold for a cent less than par and
accrued interest. The proceeds will
be used in paving and widening the
road TO TsIeta, and building the road
TO the Santa Fe right of way from
The western city limits and that
north 10 the New Mexico line at New
man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
WOMEN'S CIRCLES ASK HELP
In SEWING FOR RED CROSS

A request was sent out from the
Woman's club this afternoon for all
members Of that organization. as
well as those Of the d. A. r. and
l. y. c., TO assist in Red Cross sew
ing at the WOman-s club building.
Mrs. l. 3. Mcdonald. instructor for
TIE Westminster Presbyterian circle.
has asked the women living in the
neighborhood OF that church 10 come
there for sewing in order to relieve
the crowded condition at the White
House sewing rooms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
AND
RAILS LOWER
Other Changes Are Lower
But Fractional; Liberty
Bonds Decline.

NOTE-Quotaticus reflect closing prices
December &
rev York. Pee E-Shipp-ngs were the
weak feature " today's early trading on
the stock exchange Marine preferred
broke 81 points, rejecting disappointment
in connection with the ten percent de-
ferred dividend declared yesterday, this
being smaller than was expected
Rails also We're heavy. Penusyl rauia and
ST. Paul preferred recording new mini
NUNS At 987s and 20 respectively. [. S.
.t-cel and Bethlehem Steel reacted a
point Changes eIsep-here were fractional
hut mainly doyvEwanl. Liberty bonds were
slightly lower
stocks were lower at the outset OF to-
days session. Improved generally during
The reading OF the presidents message.
Do u fell hack sharply at the end
SALES appr0zimated 800, 600 shares
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
Toyah alley Stockmen
Ship Cattle To Market
In Box Cars; SaUe Time

BalmOrhea. Texas. Dec because
stock cars are scarce. Toyah valley
cattlemen are shipping their cattle TO
con and B. =. McCutcheon have
shfqDed seven cars Of fat cattle to
Fort Worth in box cars. being unable
TO obtain stock cars quickly enough
". L. Kingston and Beau McCutcn-
con shipped ten ears of cattle from
Toyah 10 Fort Worth in one ship
ment Joe and VIII Kingston Bob
Coffee and Jimmie McCutcheon &C
COMMANDED the shipment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
GOES TO room MEETING.

permanent Organization, the food ad-
ministrator Of Texas, Z. A. Peden,
has called e special meeting Of all
district managers to be held in Hous-
ton, Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock,
according to q telegram received by
secretary George H. Clements Of the
chamber Of commerce Tuesday. Mr.
Clements viii attend the meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
PIMA CATTLEMEN PROTEST
AGAINST MORE SHEEP TRAILS

Florence, Ariz-. Dec. 4--Protest has
been made by the Pinal County Cat
tlemen's association over . proposed
plan Of the forestry bureau TO open
additional sheep trails from the
northern Arizona ranges. across the
Apache reservation. out upon the
erased plains of sOuth-central ArI-
IONA. The association asks especial
protection against the Introduction OF
migratory sheep bands from New
MeEico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
Cotton Market.

Mexican beans in wholesale lots in Z
Laso. EerE 1870 L-azL -un-ar-on. % y 9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
REV. i'm. JACKSON RETURNS
FROM SPEAKING TOUR In OHIO

Rev John NJ. Jackson, pastor Of the
First Methodist church, is back from
= three weeks speaking tour in Ohio
in the interest OF the Methodist col
leges and universities Of that state,
the Ohio Wesleyan university at Della
ware, the Ohio Northern university at
Ada. Mount Union college at Ali
ance, and BaldWin-Wa llace college
at BeFea- The purpose Of the cam
paisn vas that OF awakening a gen
eral public interest n these institu-
tons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
GYPsIEs GIvEN 4 ZINE

Leaders % a band Of gypsies en-
camped in the smeIter precinct were
brought before justice J. N. Deaver
by deputy sheriff c.. NJ Litchfield
Tuesday morning and paid a fine OF
S25 and costs on a vagrancv COM
plant and agreed to leave the
smelter section at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04

The board OF directors Of FL Paso
county water Improvement district
No. /, viii meet in the Mills building
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock to
make an official count OF the ballots
cast concerning the contract with
the government.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
PLAN TRIP To ArsTTN.

On completion. within the next few
days, Of the transcript Of the city's
100000 bond issues. recently voted.
mayor Charles Davis or city clerk
Jack Dawson will 20 to Austin to
secure the attorney generals approval
Of the issue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
FINED ON ASSAULT CHARGE.

was fined $50 and costs ia the county
court at law Monday afternoon on a
charge OF assault He denied the
that q woman had been
struck.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04

tQuotatiouz by ELmendorff S Co. brokers.
EOS Mesal
New York and New Orleans spot, Close.
spot niddliugs-Nsw York. 2S-s5c New
orleans. middings. 29c; market quiet.
sales, SIC bales; 10 arrive, 1909 bales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
SEW MEXICO.
LOFINGTON, PLAINFIEW & TATUM
NEW MEK Alto NAH VTN-E

NEW MEX-, AUTO NAIL LINE.
Leaves Tatum Z am Mondays. Wednes-
I days and Fridays for Lovington. making
] connections at Lovington for Carlsbad and
3 all points In Pecos valley Returning leaves
LoFlngtOn pm or Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays for PlainvieW. Mcdonald.
King. Scott and Tatum- Fore one way Tl-
Z tum TO Lovington, 81; round trip. S3-5O: so
pounds baggage carried free. L. II. James.
{ Iatum, New Mexico
I LORDSBURG, TYRONE, SILVER CITY
auto; leaves Lordsburg daily pm via
! Tyrone; leaves Silver city daily am.
via Tyrone. Through fare one way, Sc;
round trip, So. Silver City 10 Tyrone. one
way. 81; round trip. So Scott Garage
/ Lordsburg. n n; Broadway hotel. Silver
7 city, y. n
LAKE VALLEY, Hulsboro and Kingston
auto stage and express line meets all
trains at Lake Valley. Wire at my expense
for special trips anywhere at any time.
Rates reasonable. r W Mister. Hiusboro.
New Mexico
COMMISSIONING AUTO STAGE LINE
The Fl Paso Herald newspaper ca
leaves Columbus for Deming Immediately
after the arrival Of the Golden State Lin
tied No at 1855 pm Passengers and
parcels are carried on this line The car
leaves Deming Tor Columbus at 7:3O pm.
the fare each way IS s. Evans Garage.
A J Evans, proprietor Reservations can
also be made at FL Paso Herald office and
at G A. McCleery's e. Paso Herald agency
at Deming-
ESGLE-HOT sPRINGS-Chloride via Ele-
plant Butte; mail cars daily except Sun
day leaving EnEle an. Also service cars
70 any point ally time The government
depends on me; so can you. Ask for H A.
Barry. Engle. New Mex
ROSWELL CARRIZOZO mail Iine-Our
automobile leaves Carrfzozo for Roswell at
J pm. arriving at Roswell at $50 pm.
CIR leaves Roswell for Carrizozo at : am.
Arrives at Carrizozo at 2:15 pm Through
fare one way. IS: intermediate points
Per mile Baggage carried up TO us lbs.
% pounds free Excess at 1c Per pound
Operated by Roswell Auto Co.
c CARLSBAD a LOVINGTON, \. M.-Auto.
mail and passenger line. Leaves Carlsbad
daily. except Sundays at an. Arrives at
Lovington at pm Cars leave Lovingt1u
daily except Sunday at am. Tor Carls-
bal and all intermediate points. IS lbs
baggage carried free. Fare to Lovingt0n. /
500; 81 of on all rounds trips. Telephone |
IS Carlsbad Auto Co.. II. c. Kerr. mgr. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
Personal.

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INFORMATION wanted as 70 the where
ab1uts OF Burton :. Robinson. railroad
man. who IL now living would be about A.
years old. and who was last heard from at
salt Lake City about 1910. Communicate
with Knapp s. Campbell. COS South LaSalls
street. Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04

HOLBROOh. Concho. St Johns. Springer
vile. Eagar-ReguIar trips from HoIbro0k
TO the above towns through tho Fortified
forest. Overland and Studebaker cars
used. careful drivers regular daily trips
with Etopovers for the convenience Of trav-
cling men Special and. side trips 10 the
Fortified Forest and other points FOR the
COW enience Of tourists Wire or mail res
ervations 20 the manager, Old Trails Ho-
tel, HolbrOok. Ariz- Overland Passenger
Auto Service. Lee Rencher. prop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
Personal.

Personal.
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HAIR. moles removed electrically. p 70SSM
sPIRELLA corsets. Mrs. Miller Pm. 1881.
WIGS and tOupces- HGH Co. rs \. Kaus.
LACE curtains Numbered Beautifully. Kra-
mer. phone 1913
OFFICE furniture on terms
FOUTZ MOORE co.
MRS. CHONLA. woman's exchange: GRO
chet bed spreads tatting and crochet ar
ucles -le9 y. Campbell.
RUGS. RUGS-See the special prices We
are making this week
RIO GRASDE FURNITURE CO..
2ol s stanton ST. Phone $500.
PROFESSOR Enrique Nariera viii give
lessons in Spanish AZ your home three
times q week for s. per month Write or
call mo At 500 s. Florence street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
Lost and Found

Lost and Found.
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LOST-Eastern Star PIN Anna on bar
Reward Phone 1850
LOST-Two year old medium size. white
dog; long hair. tan ears Phone ISL
CAKPET sweeper free with each rug.
FOUTZ MOORE Co
rot ND-Three year old Holstein heifer;
owner can have same by paying keep and
ad- 1901 Alameda
LOST yellow angora kitten; white face
and breast; four months old. Sunset
Heights Phone 5s23-
FOUND-Large auto tire and rim on
Ysleta road ThanksEiving- Call 1722 Ar
IONA ST., pay for this ad and get it.
LOST on Manhattan Heights car-Ladies'
black handbag containing watch. gloves,
small amount Of cash and two checks Re
tu-n TO $40 MaEoffin- Reward Phone 1115-
YOU ca, always get more for your Sec
Dad hand goods az tho
RIO GEANDE FURNITURE CO.
207 s. Stanton ST. Phone 2So2
STOLEN from Fort Worth November 2S,
passenger 1917 Ford; engine No. 202l90l.
Equipped with Warner Ienz light equal
izer. red top non skid tires; dent in right
corner rear end; front door hard 20 close.
So reward Notify Bullard d Wade. pri-
vste detectives. 40S Wheat bldg, Fort
Worth.