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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

with the proposed new sewer system
20 the great qualification not only OF
the commanders but Of the personnel
OF the camps as we'll
New Modern Hotel Needed
While Del Rio needs additional
hotel room for the accommodation or
the travelling public which is forced
TO make the town a stopping Tlace
for business or other reasons. there
Is no criticism OF existing obstetrics
They are probably not as large or as
well equipped as they should be, but
they are doing the best they can
with their limited space, 20 take care
OF all Corners. The fact remains.
however. that the town has long since
outErown its hotels and for 1t own
sake as well as for the accommoda-
ton OF travellers 10 should hold out
inducements TO some well known
hotel man TO undertake the manege-
ment Of an upt0date hotel to De built
by Del Rio men who have pride IN
the city and who for that reason VIII
have more than a mere passing inter
est in seeing that their hotel IS run
in such a way as TO induce the great
est possible number OF travellers TO
make Del Rio a regular stopping
place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
FUNERAL FOR E. P. TAYLOR
THURSDAY AT 5:30 O'CLOCK

the tine set for the funeral Of the
late Emmons Pratt Taylor. aged SO
years. who died early Monday morn
ing at his home 1921 East Rio
Grands street Services viii be held
at the chapel Of J. J.. Raster d Co.,
The sermon being preached by Rev.
Fuller Swift. rector Of st. Clements
Episcopal church
Burial viii be IN Evergreen Gene
terry PalIbearers viii be G. A Mar
tin. Charles s. Ward. c. ID. Mckee.
William Banner. z. T. Stoker and
Duncan Campbell
One Of the sons Of the deceased L.
s Taylor. Of Owatonna. MINI. viii ar
rive Thursday afternoon TO attend the
funeral
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
n. 2. LISTED STOCKS
WONEY AND METALS

tBy Associated Press1-
New York. June 1l.-Mercan-lle paper,
& and 6 months. 6 percent
Sterling 60 day bills $4-5-si- CONNER
ciaI so day bills on banks. S4-7lAi de-
mlnd- Sf-75z cables fa-l6 I-l5-
Bar silver 99izC
Mexican dollars. &c
GoVeruueuL bonds, heavy.
Railroad bonds. irregular
Time loans steady so days 5 z G 2
90 dsys- So &c: months, So G6-
can money. easier; high, g. low. 4 rul-
ing rate. per cent
Lead-E7-5GG 49,
spelter-East St Louis delivery, S7-s5 Q
LONDON METALS MARKET.
london, Eng. June 1.-THE following
were the quotations in the London met
ais market today
spot copper and futures E11os electro
lytlc z125-
Tin-Spot. 1881. futures. E5sL
Lead-Spot E29 los futures. rs 1oE
Spelter-SDot E5f; futures ESQ
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican bank notes, stata oils, 9 lie
Mexican pesos. &c
Mexican gold SIS G5siz-
FL Pnso Smelling Quotations.
Bar silver (Handy d Harmon quota
dom ss5zc
London lead. EZ9.
Pig lead-S7.25-
Copper-wire bars. s2s.5o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
FARMERS
NOT PR0FITEER5
Duke of Marlborough De
clares Women Make EX-
lent Tillers of Soil.

LONDON, Ing June IL CORES
pondence Of The Associated Pressl.-
The British farmer is the most skill
ful sgriculturist in the world said
the duke Of Marlborough in an in
terview here. discussing the new in
come tax measures directed against
the farming classes.
The war period has brought out
the value and virtues Of the British
farmer as never before" continued
the duke THE farmer has lost his
skilled men. and the difficulties due
to the war have made his pursuit
more and more irksome. but he las
made a supreme effort and the re-
suits have exceeded all uectations-
Farmer Not a Profiteer.
The duke declared that Over-taZa 70
tiOn Of the farmer would be great
national disaster.
The farmer is not a profiteer," he
explained. I'm my opinion. profiterr-
ing as applied to agriculture does not
and never has existed I'm this country
Those who accuse the farmer OF
pr1fiteering have little or no kuoTl-
edge OF conditions. Labor. breeding
stuffs and machinery have an adj
vanced i'm a manner out of all pro-
nOENLOA TO NLE extra Na0AaAr aEa L'H.A
by the farmer Today the farmer $
net margin of profit on his invest
ment does not exceed ten or j. per-
cent
The question is. what does the gov
eminent consider a legitimate profit
for a man who stakes the whole Of
his capital on an industry in which
he also eXpends the whole of his Ia
Dor and abilities II the government
viii fix that percentage, and the
farmers profits are i'm excess OK that
sum, then he may be accused Oh
profiteering, but not Till then
Women Work SPlendidly.
In industrialism the returns on
capital are higher and the risks many
times less For this reason people
prefer TO invest in Industrial enter
prises. where they obtain a lar-- re-
turn without working for IT, rather
than in the soil IL homegrown food
matters. then the profits gained from
agriculture should be To relation 10
the profits gained elsewhere
The success OF the British farm
er's labor during the war. in the
dukes opinion. is due very largely
TO the loyal support of women work
ers
The women land workers have
toiled spIeudidly." he said. They
have filled the gaps on the farms
and considering that they have
hitherto had no experience iu aeri-
cultural pursuits they have shown an
extraordinary aptitude for the wOrk-
To use well worn statement OF
mine. women can supplement men but
they cannot supplant them
Are Not AErnrian People.
Eve are not. and shall never oc-
an agrarian people our women are
not fitted to toll on the land In the
same way as the French, Italian and
Swiss women are
EFT would be futile to suggest that
the time viii ever come when British
farmers can hope TO supply the en-
tire needs OF our population. At the
best they can only hope 20 augment
the supply fin such a way that our
on other countries ls
many times less than vas the case
on preWar days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
BRIDGE TO AID INDIANS

Flagstaff. Ariz. June 11--Word has
been received from senator Asnurst
that an Omaha company has been
awarded a contract for construction
Of the Little Colorado bridge. at a
cost OF $4,000 The money comes
through the last Indian appropriation
bill. the work being especially for the
benefit Of the Navajo and Hopi tribes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

One Of the questions with which
the progressive citizens Of Del tio
are g-restTin.. now is that Of taking
steps t5 provide a system OF drain
age which will be adequate for the
confidently expected increase in pop
ulatiou-
At meeting Of the tax payers.
held this week. under the auspices
Of the chamber OF commerce. IL was
decided 10 give the city commission
carte cIanche to negotiate the neces-
sarv contracts for a system OF sewers
adequate 90 carry the sewage or the
city to big septic plant 20 be To-
Gated near the Rio Grande al point
several miles down the river from
Del Rio. This septic plant viii be Of
the most approved pattern as 60 APP
planes. and the sewage viii be rem
dered germIess and the purified water
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

A AAAA-tAAa-Ns mn IA A--'AAahs experience Nil
necessary. wages S15e-S1-5 monthiv.
raised go per cent by government re-
cent $500. 100000 annual Increase ln raII-
care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain. Closr-
Corn-Ju'y. Sl-f-is- August S1-f35s-
Oats-Juiy. 1tas e.. August. G5 e.
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Forl--lu iZr 5000 September, s4-----
Lard-July. S-f-12; September. s-s-a--
Hlhs-JuIv. S--1-- September. S1-6--
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicego, ILL.,. June 1L-Eutter-Narlze
higher Creamery. s. Ia SIC
EEgs-Receints 53.s4e cases. Market
unsettled- Firsts, 5oG32izc; ordinary
frsts. -6iz G5oiec; at marx. cases iuc-ld-
ed. - @ Sic
Potatoes-Eeceipts. old. IS ca-s. Market
unsettled Wisconsin. Michigan and slim
nesota, bulk. Sl55 LII; same, sacks.
Sl-S5 a. . new receipts, f5 cars Louisiana
and Texas. sacked triumphs, S2-7s1 g.
POultry-AliVe. lower. Fowls. -
Kansas City Produce, Close.
kansas city. 40, June 11.-Butter-
Creamery 80 &c; rrsts. 5sc; seconds, 5ici
packing. 2ec-
EEEs-Firsts. -9c- seconds, &c
Poultr--Hens. -Sc5 r0ostcr-, 1,izci
broilers. 500 55c-
Mexican Beans
Mexican beans in wholesale lots in z!
Pasu. 60. cents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
WEATHER BULLETIN.
J. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.

0G6ETNuLl0ns taken
at 8 a. M 18th me-
ridian time. 8 a. ~
Fl Paso time. Jure
IL 1918.
Forecasts:
II Paso and Vi
cinity; Partly ciou-
dy ton ght a n d
Wedn esday.
New lIcZico- Far
tonight and We'd
uesday. not much
change in tempe-a-
ture- Thursday
probably fair
Arizona General
D. fair tonight and
Wednesday. % 70 &
much change iu
temperature.
nHH and NNnWma-f|a b
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

las CRt CES ATTO-Leaves Herald Of
flee az o. IN Arrives al Las Cruces f-l5
p m The returning car leaves Las Cruces
pnEtoffire for e. PaEo 80 p. M via Mo-
quite. Telles la Mesa cha mhFrino end
Cauutiilo ard arrives % Fl Paso 7-16 D.
m Phone 202o 81 Psso: 1ss Las Cruces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

FL PASU CLiNT-Whe car leaves
Clint daily Tor El paso $50 a m Leaves
Herald Office Tor Ciir- 3-t5 m
FABENS-CLINT-EL PASO-Romero's car
leaves Herald office $50 o m daily and
sunday Make rrservs lions 20 Herald or
Phone 2as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

T. H. Nolan. auditor Of the medical
college branch OF the University %
Texas. at Galveston. is in Fl PasO Wis
itinz the faculty OF the Texas School
Of Mines He viii probably be here
two months or more on his vacation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
RAILROAD TINE TABLE

All trains arrive and depart from Union
station. foot Of san Francisco street An
arrivals and departures given in III Fas9
or mountain standard time.
SANTA p
For Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago, Los
Augeles-No- sos Tvs $500 a. ln-. No ell
ar $500
From Albuquerque. Denver Los Angeles.
ChicagU-No. SCI arvs- 10 d. m-. No s9l
Ell PASO & SCUTHWEsTERS
CWesteru Divisioul
For arizona and Calforula-No- 8 Tvs
400 p. m no. Tvs az 5-f5 D. M
From Arizona and California - No.
Eastern Diyision)
For Kansas City. St. Louis and Chicago
NO. Tvs 1901 p. M; 40 at $3.50 p. m
From Chicago, ST. Louis and Kansas
CIty-No. ! arvs. 200 a. m; 30. 9 at $3.50
CLOUDCROFT SCHEDULE.
Leave FL Paso Train No 4------ 1901 pm.
Arrive Alamogordo Train No g. 2-s7 pm.
Leave Alamogordo Train No % $500 pm.
arrive Cloudcroft Train No ---- $500 pm
Leave Cloudcroft Train 40. eI---10-i0 a. m
Arrive AIamoEordo Train No e1.12-30 pm.
Leave AlamoEordo Train No g. 800 pm.
arrive FL Paso Train no 3------ $50 pm.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
For san Antonio. New orleans and
rs ashington-Nu. 102 Tvs $500 p m; No.
10 al 1880 p. M
From Washington. New Orleans and san
Antonio-srrives at t-55 a. rl-; 40 al
$3.50 .. m
For Arizona ard Caiforuia-No. ! Tvs
7-15 a. m; no. 101 at 7-10 a. m; No.
los at $500 o. m
From Arizona and Califorula-o-o. 4 srvs.
at 1855 a. M: No. 10e arvs- 2-f5 p. M
30. ITO at 1890 %. M
TEXAS & PACIFIC
For Dallas and ST. L0uis-Nu- Tvs $50
a. ms no. at 5-15 D. m
From St Louis and Dallas-So. arvs-
1885 j. M. no. IS arvs- AZ 9-15 D. IA
MEXICAN CENTRAL
10 regular schedule.
MEXICO d NORTHW EsTERN.
~anrrra- anha.lrHIa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
Classified Page
Closes AtIP. NJ.

In order TO give time for proper
classificati it is necessary 20
close The Herald CLASSIFIED page
az %. IA. Want ads received after
that hour viii appear the next day.
orders TO discontinue want ads
must be i'm Herald office before 9
a. ID. of day Of publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
BANK CLEARINGS FOR WEEK
AMOUNT TO S4,23I,1I3.O6

Bank cIearings in Fl Paso for the
week ended saturday. June s. tOtaled
S4.-51.115-06. according to the report
of Robert Kari. assistant manager OF
the El Pas0 Clearinghouse assOcia-
ton. The cIeariugs by days follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

MOGOLLON- Daily 10 and from silver
city and N0EcIion. Cars leave Silver civ
on arrival OF Santa re train No 81
Mogoiion. a. m Bennett Motor Transit
CO. Phone 10. OPP Depot
LONiNGrUN. PLAiNVIEW AND rATUM
Leaves Tatum Q a M Mondays. Wedn-s-
d1ys and Fridays for LovinEton. making
connection al LovlnEton Tor Carlsbad and
90 points fn Pecos valley. Returning
leaves LovlnEton o. m or Mondays
Wednesdays end Fridays for PlalnvieW
Mcdonald King. scott and Tatuu Fare
ne wav Tsfum 20 rovfnernn 50 round
trip, S3-5g. Duke & son Tatum. n. 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

Misses A1yra and Myrtle jackson
have returned home after spending
the winter at Randolph Macon college
in Virginia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

An entire system Of German trenches
on a nile front beyond Messines, one
year ago today, June II, 1917.
Find a German
YESTERDAT'g ANSWER
Lett side dolCH IN coat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
Cotton Market

New York Futures. close.
New York. june 1l-Cotton futures
closed steady July. 1885, October. . .ls
December. $3.50; Lanuarls 1885, March
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
Political Announcements

r
Claude g. Hucsp-Jn- congressman lstu
Z congressional district
r. 81 Dudley. senator z5th senatorial
district OF Texas
r E. Thomasoa. member OF legislature
llsth district
Adrian Pool member OF legislature
llbth district
James p. Harper. chief justice court Of
. civil appeals. sth supreme judicial district
We. the undersi Ened- endorse tue
above named candidates Tor the rrspec-
tive places and We hereby announce our
selves as candidates for the places indi
Gated after our names subject 20 toe
action Of the Democratic primaries:
W D. Howe Judge 5fth judicial dis
trict-
Leigh clark. district attorney. gTh Iu-
dlcial district
T. b MrCIintock. county Judge.
W. II. Fryer. county attorney.
w P Brady. Judge county court a.
Seth q Urndorff. snerin.
p %. Richey. county collector
C. NJ Mckinney. district CLERK
Vs. D. Greet. county clerk
John T. Cain. county assessor.
A r. webb. county treasurer
Myra Winkler. county supertutendeul-
W. c. Roberts. hide and animal In
81. Beaver justice OF the peace. pre-
a ]. Han. Justice OF the peace. precinct
No.
~ - - -lla----1- ~ 1----- .'-' D.
~ Caftef. county AlIte-o %
eAllalla. county comm a-lolsl-
Robert lyons. county eommiasionsr
lssr--e le-5er rou7-v -o---4rusf,-er
.,-erf7.F NJ,
49, t5e--f-- -o,,ry -o---irsfo7ar
--a~i-~f No
n. 81. Mcfarland Of alpine. candidate Tor
state Senate. Z5th Senatorial District. sub
feet % Democratic urimarie=-
a. g1TPE=,-sT ~ 1900 - ---
~ ,--r-,-.i--.- -.--1---,-f ~ s,.r.----
m-H -ml E-mwM
FOUND-Gold watch Phone 7ssSJ
LOSG-One mans new shoe. Size si= Re
ward Pm. s1s2
50 kEWARD-Lost. sterIiae slver coin
purse containing diamond rims sos N
oregon IN -ltl
THE DOG was found because be- wore a
collar bought at Sheers-L azlu1y Co.. $40
Tezas-
T0-T-ll-7- 40 7--7---- I5-5- 7--7--- 7---F----7-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

Money 10 Loan
MONEY To LOAN
Money 90 loan on downtown business prop
er-y az six percent Interest
We make loans on residence property
az seven and -i-hr percent.
JAMES L. MARI s COMPANY.
500 san Antonio ST. Phone 1850
- To $50 loaned honest employee. cheap
est rates cunfid=ntlaL Quick sstisfactnrV
service Drake. zol Hot-rts- Banner
MONEY TO LOAN "a god inside business
property, 9 per cent interest A. q. Col=-
O. Bros zoe Oregon
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos autos.
chattel mortEae es- Newton. -15 Trust BID
CHATTEL mcrtgaEe loans 515 -ust BidE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

West Texas Tonight and wednesday
partly cloudy
Relative humidity Ia Fl Psso at p ID.
Tuesday. 50 percent
Precipitation last 8 hours Gnehesl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

tall a Mitchen Employment Agency.
-o5 san Francisco 81
WANTED-Au around ph0tographer at
Hus studio. Lynchyile. Fort Bliss. Tex
WANTED porter Potter C5ufecron-
efE tn-
WANTED al once. man 10 milk COWS ana
wash dishes 7. r. Harsh. silver C--y-N-M-
Our LOW PRICES keep us busy. boy con-
trael or By The load. Herman Iransier Co
SAY do yuu need help We furnish IT,
TIE BOEDEk EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
III East Main St Phone 1913
DIR. J. {. DYSART. specialist. private re-
ceptiuu room for ladies, offices % "a
rooms OBJ rev =. %. Phone si5--
WANTED-Gcod settled MezIcau man 20
work around the house Apply AT once
1908 Aesa Ave
We CAN SAVE you money on any Kind
u hauling Phone Houston Transfer S-or-
NANTED-e1perienced notion and hlsi-
cry salesman TO cover city Apply between
S and 10 a. M. with reference. TO J. ~
Frazier, care Haymon KruDp g. go.
WANTED-Experierce Spanish speaking
miner Tor salvador accustomed hand Inns
native lor. salary Sis5.o0 gold and
found Apply Buffers Salvador NIiles-,
Ltd. 6-5. Market ST., - Francisco
WANTED for position as dry goods
clerk gud assistant 90 store manager.
Some knowledge OF Spanish necessary. In
Quire dg9 Mills Bldg The Western Pu--
chasing CO.
WANTED-ORDER CLERK
Good. quick active man. capable Of taxi
Ing orders over the telephone. weighing
and routlug OF wagons. Must Dc familiar
with city and speak some spanish Ad-
d-ess B5f. care I'd Paso Herald
FIREliEN. BRAKElIE-N. experience un-
necessary. wages s15o-S1-5 monthly.
raised go per cent by governments re-
cent S100.000.0oo annual increase in rail-
road wages Write Railway lssnd stampl.
care Herald
COMPETENT young man Co assist in gene
eral office work Of large tire and rubber
company I'm FL Paso, permanent position
and excellent opportunity In r-niy please
give age. business training and expert
ence- Your reply held iu strict confidence
address B6l. care Herald
WANrED-Bocikeeper at once must be
thorough bookkecper able To- attend cor
respondence. capable OF handling credits
and collections when required. prefer one
acquainted with grocery business Salary
$4,000 per month. bond required IL in-
terested write whether married OF single.
age and give reference The John H.
Nav Grccery Co. Las Clucgs. - 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
Wanted -AIiseehaneeus.


HIeTrF,Sr PRICE -.-i.T - - 49, -
Granis Fue, 90. $40 s. S.. yrsin rs. 15fs-
1IsiJT5 IA $780, 80 ~ -----------7 ~
b. S-ae8 Oh -- COT --'--- % 'i--
IA ,,5-rE-T1 7-7----7-
-r-la ----tr- pt estE
-, p
- - --tl s57-
1850 ~ --'-- ----l D. N-'
- Z. =-sss 5s=5ss
Fo- Penf-Houra, Eu-,frEad
-~~~-~~~----~---- I----,----.---
TT=Sf.aT mn $1,000 - - s
- ~ -,------ ~ p. --5--
- - - - y,
wv hDo1 1rleA WIN sleeping porch
Z ~ .-,e1-
y ~ l> ~ room buneaicy with
z-a---l ll polen- .-sl Bliss Fh- alssJ-
5 ROOM furnished house. s555 DauEIas
E1 ..l1A-
EOs EENT-Furnished bungalow. rea-
sauah1e- Cali S-ssVV. after b. M
4 FOOT7S T----5-E-7 75--- &c. ---,------
-s-5ir- Pr l5--v-
BOOM 7----7-I--7 ---------7---- 7-------7------
-sfl-a-ras ..-.b---s-r 55, f=--
a.
hOoM house a11 sleeping porch in
Hish-znd Ears. Pm 6lsl-
NEW rot Z ROOM furnished home on
Ger line with garage f-5- PHI 49,
ord near new Grandvisw school.
~. mr. g1TT- "A DIT 7,Fsrgs7-z
. I7e,4,,5 5----7-5 -7-
r- rr.,-- ~ -s --5---5 l.l-,--'
s-5s $500 ,---'-- -a'N -4-- inquire
-
s RUINS and sleeping porch. partially
modern SIS Graudview. near ear line
IN suholi
FIVE ROOM b7rrr5I5,v rl4-57- F----5-I-s-7
1924 Williams for rfrr f1- $40 Phone
e-rfr
49, e9T, ~
- - -. ~
Jul ---' -ll summer QUO p -~e-
-.---
FOR Rent for summer month. furnished
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
For Reut-House, U1Furnisb.d.

W AuAANgu
--------~-~-----~-----~-~
HOUSE az 1I15 r Boulevard rooms.
E.assed porch and gar- &C. PHI. 1893
Ills ARIZONA rooms. bath. sleeping
porch. tl5 month Ph- SlS1W
FOR kENT-3Ioderu room house az
-li W. BIO Grand- 81 Pm 1850
HERMAN TRANSFER co. moves any
thing that's movable
z ROOMS. sleeping porch. easement and
saraEe lsl9 Wyomins-
81 MlIER TERMS and summer prices
make home furnishing easy
FoUTL-MOORE FURNITURE co.
FOR EENT-Bunsalo Or. and slassed
room -Alf Hamilton ST. $500 Phone
-1ei Or 2-96-
FIVE-ROOM cottage. large Sleeping
porch and bath 500 Newly uapered and
painted $500 Sacramento. TT. Bias car
Phone 1896
FOX RENO room flat. baths. light
and airy. newly tinted and painted. fine
location, very low rent Apply owner.
S1liz = Boulevsrt Ph- 1855.
FOR RENT By HAWKINS BROS.
r. brick eI2 Los Angeles -..-...-S90
& r- brick. z70I Memphis ---..-.....-s15
q. bric1. slos Bisbee new --.-----f3g
PEBBLED DASHED cottage. Iarge
rooms pantry and closets. bath. plenty
o. room Tor chickens. COW or war garden,
5la- 1-Il Flnlley- IN 5als-
rooms. 1903 E. Boulevard Sc. $685.
g rooms. S. p 1917 N Fl Paso.
garage --.------.------ $50 "
2 rooms. II31 Montana. modern ...-S55-oe
8 rooms 1912 Montana. newly
50 rooms 7ll Mesa ---------.- -t-al--1
DOUGLAS C. CBOWELL AGENCY.
90 stills Bldg Phone $500
1877 Cotton. on ear line. IN good caudl-
tion. s. large rooms fun Easement. heating
plant. garage Modern and nice hllle-
$500 on lease
Beautiful home fin Manhattan Heights
for lease large rooms heating plant
garage. $1,000
JAMES L. MARI & COMPANY
s11 san Antonio ST. Phone $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
HsIp Wantsd-Msle Ind femaIe

MANrED-Boobl-cepe for HurrouEhs
Posting Machine In answering advise full
lv as Co age. experience. etc.. and when
can come First Rational Bank. Yuma,
Arlz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

Wanted-kioney
--~~--~--~------------- ------~---~---~------
COMBINATION coal and gas stov-z-c-sy-
terms
FOUTZ-WOOEE FURNITURE CO.
Wanted-Real Estate.
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Q WANT good @ room house vicinity
HiEhland PARK: not over Se50o-oo. ISL
Wanted 10 Rent.
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BUSINESS Nan wants & or 8 room cot
taEe. lease cy year. three In family, sor
hlEh SCHOOL, must De new. have garage
prefer hi-l school. five points. Eaulat-an
HeiEhts district Write B59. care Herald
Wanted-Turuiture.
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HIGHEST CASH PKIC e paid FOR f1rnl-
ture. stoves, eIc- Phone 1888
SILL your furniture 20 Globe Highest
prices PAID Phone f7ol- 90 s stanton
We buy all kinds second hand furniture,
ice boxes rugs. carpets. EaS ranges
TEXAS FURNITURE CO.
e1f s. I'd PaSn St Phone a1e1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11


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CooT. 800 -C,-, D. 1000
~ T7S=T-T-FT E00,5s $500
- - - = $50
NuOL EHCNL hUOA. 9le - stanto1-
BEDROOMS and h0usezeepins- 51z Myrtle
NICE furnished rooms ms 81 OreEo1-
Apt T.
N7r-E- T-7-77S57 r-oo7T - - IT,
5-tb 49,. - 49, ~ 80
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- 80
y l,lll-D rom sleeping PorrH' a-i's.7
~ --se.-.z . --.--
Eoh hhHA-Hoon-s close ll- with s-e-p-
20 le1.lee N a-.2-
DESIRABLE room adjoining bath. walk
cOOL south room Izls J. Boulevard
En sl-lf-
FROST corner rooms. privare oatn. rea-
~onabIe The ArIeu- 3-7 W. Missouri
NICELY ITE- room and THn1inE I-afa--
80 w Rio Grrrga Phi --geT
TTT0 T0VF7T-y g----- ----7 800, --5.,, ~
without private h7th. 500 Wasa-
7-r57,s-7- Fsc,1--s -77-- 49,
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$500 - p 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
Situation, Ranfed-MaIe.

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CARPENTER work wanted Phi 65alM-
DKJ GGIST-AI round man. capable q
taking charge Address B5o. care Heard
EANCH WORK b. boy 10 Write Pichell.
$50 Arizona
WANTED-Paiutius and tntins5 rooms
tinted So up PHI $50
YOUNG MAN-Ernert boclzkleper. Il
years office experience Write Bl5, care
herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11
Held Wanted-Male

WANrED-CarI enter. s1Iis z Boulevard.
tall a Mitchell Employment Agency.
A.r. as-. -s.sa..-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

10 Cover me TUTLI1I COST UI nc To
posed new system S35.o00 has been
appropriated and the work viii be
begun within the next few weeks. or
as soon as the plans have been drawn
When completed all the cesspools now
On use viii Doe abandoned and all
danger from infection through de-
fective OF leaking cess pools viii be
ahated
The military camps located in the
suburbs OF Del Rio viii be connected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

For arizona and Caufornla-No- 3 Tvs
400 p. m no. lvs. az T-45 D. M
From Arizona and California - No.
arvs g-75 o. M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-11

F0F kanslE CiLT, s. L0lIs all LhIeas0
NO. Tvs 1901 p. M; 40 at $3.50 p. m
From Chicago. St. Louis and Kansas
CIty-No. I avs. 200 a. ui-- 30. at $50