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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-29
COUNTY COURT NEWS

Marriage Licenses
Ross SnodSrasS. -. and Melissa Car
pentcr. Is. both Of N:tzri county. w. Va.
Lester Schantz. y. and Helen STRIFE
her - both of canton. -.
Transactions
John n. Gibson and wif", 10 Nell Mo-
ran To-, N rr.a'"irhia district. Con-
SIderatInn $40.
Nell Moran % Emma y. Gibson. l";
m Trtadclphia district. Consideration
$40.
Nellie Mario kirhy and husband to T.
" Anderson ard Harriet Anderson. has
u;fe lot in Plca<au;on. Triadelphia dis
rr,rt. Consideration SO.
J. 3. Chambers 70 Film Grove Mining
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NATION PAYS TAX
TO "KING COTTON
Refusal Of Democrats to FIX Price On
Cotton Boosts High Cost
OF Living.

WASHINGTON. y. e.. OCT. @S.~-Ar-
cordIur To- a compilation mad" publi,
0ctrh"r :. l?l>. 10y the l'"rHrln"ht or
Labor full and light have advanced ~
per cent, housing l.; Imr cent, ana food
nC all kinds an aN"raE" Of 81 per cent.
The highest ndyHuc" IN living COSTS has
hrcu IN clothing. Mems clothing has
Increased los per cent. w"m"n$ cloth
ing lis per cent.
Th. rrpurl 1T tho Railroad Wag"
Commission shows that common cal
leo which formerly sold for cents Il
yard now sells for 80 cents. an in'r";lS.:
Of 4uU per cent W"rkingm"n;s "f"r-
aIls have increased II" PER cent. work
Shirts "Hu per cent. boys hlOus"S IL"
per cent. s"rkS and sto"k'nES Ia pr
cont bingham - per cent, muslin -"
per cent. and household textiles $50 per
cent.
M cl"thing or textiles ar" being
mad.. Of wuul Tn" rrV"rnm"nr has
fixed Il rri"" on wool and "o:nmnn-
dc"r~d tho entire supply, both domestic
and imported. Textiles and clothing
are being mad" .uf cotton. tn" increase
the WurkInEman and fnrin"r Of the
north is paying on clothing and house
hold textiles is the direct result IF ih"
pruiitrrrinG Of til" southern cotton
powers which dominate" congress-. sill III
In" cabinet and hay" prevented amy ia
INK If Il pri"" on cotton. Every house
hold - paying a h"av! tax Ia III" cot =
ton pruntrrrS. Il trIhul" Ia tn" south
rru domination Of Congress.
Democratic leaders. growing alarmed
NJ the rising protests against IN" m
creased cost Of clnthiug. due Iu III" OK
i"rtinnal" methods Of the southern
cation interests recently issued Il
statement Ia the effect that III" prIc"
of clothing would h" liX.d III I'll" near
iuturr This statement must b" taken
with n grain - salt h,'HtIS" the. sam"
week that II was issued Mr.. tlAr"nr'
OuSl"y. Assistant Secretary "i AErlcn! !
lure, announced thai tn" cotton trad"
and the cotton interests had nothing
To fear from IN" action 1t ia" War In
duSrrirs Board. Mr. DuS!" sad there
had not been from TIA. beginning. nor
Is there now. any purpose or desire /"
fix cotton C~r"S.
This statement has been confirmed Ivy
Thomas ". Page. chairman II tn" Cot =
ION Inquiry Committee. which MAS mp
pniurcd some tim" ago for III" "S'"n-
Sihlr purpose NJ nSCrrtalrlni; whether
or no, there should ~, prir" iiS"l On
cotton. MIR. Page announces ihnt 'ih"
committc" will not r"C"nrn"nd that Il
rrir" he rX"d on raw cotton at tho
present time.
II is perfectly evident tn everyone
That if thrr" is no r"t'I"i'rn IN tic
nrlrc Of raw cotton. from which pr''-
;irallv. all $crvicrahl" '!o;hIni; j. nov
made ikrr" can h" NJ reduction in the
rri,,,.- If the finished article rs Il mani
Ir,ily would h" hn'h imp"S* ihi" nnd I'M
fair ~ attempt I" r",li"" III l'T'''" ~
the finished goods at ia" Expense at
tI,,. manufacturer AMI working ni:n.
turt!,rrr"r-. Eastern SpInu"rs hn;'
l,"n notified that they must "h;n'n Ih"!r
rruuir.runutS Of raw cotton |" Niirh !.
I0i1 ON ur hrrur" November l.; "t thus
vrar. IuaSmu"h ms All "I this -ntI"n
must hr bought nj current lF"'r%. 1t T.,
readily seen that thor" i II" h'l'' 81
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CIVIL, SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

Tn" United states civil S"r%iC" COM
mission announces til" following named
examinations. 10 he held IN III" near fl
ture. Necessary Information and Hrpli'
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an reduction in the price o. clothing
for at least another var. BECAUSE even
II public opinion should fore" rcgu,
la:i"n Of cotton prices now. II would
not benefit the cotton textile manufhc-
tur"rS who will have purchased all
rh-ir raw material for III" c0mlAS
years manufacture by November LIST Oh
this ycnr.
EmhnlGrn"d hy the announcement
from various government officials that
lhrr" ~ nn danger Of Il prlc" brinE
uvrd upun cotton. d"Spatchns from The
south say that cotton planters arc now
withholding their crop from IN" inhr'
kri in urdrr. 10 force the Hrf :" UP 10 Il
hil.hrr level even than II yet has at
tanned II is SAID that inf cotton IN
forests al the South hHv" determined
- hold mp tn" market until they can
rhinin a. rents for cotton. The pres
"nt cost If producing cotton IS Ills
c"uIS Ir"n this basis. It III" cotton
ulaurar "G"Is away with his Plan 10
force 40 cent cotton Il" NII! be making
over $50 per cent clear pr iii.
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cation forms may bs secured from thA
Secretary "r ihm Board OF civil Scryir"
Examiners. Post Office, Wheeling. Til.
list follows:
Calculating nonchln" operator Novom-
Dor 20 AMI D"cc:nh"r u: MultEraph and
writer press operator. November % and
Dcc"mi.r II: operative. November Il
and D"c"mbrr %: Stalistirai clerk. No
urmh"r % and p"c"Inh"r II: pathulugi#t
in cereal dis"nS" invest iEaiIuuS imal"I
St"0h- 5000. November III; Biological AS
$!siant tinal") $9nh-S 200. November -:
die md in0lnok"r imaf"l November -,
typewriter rrpnjrnan tmal") N"vrmhrr
-: scientific assistant IN IN" cronnn,-
les nt marketing tNlnlc AMI f"mal"D II"
Ccmbrr 10: Geologic AID. hh"'"Inhrr !
L.. assistant Ec"l"!ci$t. Ih:""'Nhrr l1-i2.
Go 70 the city building today or to
morrow, and visit eithnr the Assessor
office, the County commissioners oficc,
or the Sneriffs Office and zoe that yoU
nsre Registered. 1t Is Your last chance
10 retain your right 20 vote.
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Quick Relief + rom
Stomach rouble
Here's a Simple. inexpensive, Home
Made Remedy That Works won
dcrs for Stomach Sufferers.

Tired suffering from headaches. gas.
bcIchtnR, biuntin~. pains in III" back.
side and stomach, loss or arrcutr;
indigestion and dyspcNaim!
Then listen! Get tw" ounces Of con-
centratcd liquid Mar!!H t"r"ni"ti'l -
cents worth, from Your drrGEi*t or by
mall from TIE MarliX Co. Fort Mnynr.
rmo,tJty of rure wafer, thFn take L tea
srHnnful before each meal and jnst
watch the result.
Watch nll tho distressing symptoms
you've been suffering disappear. see
how quickly your appetite returns and
vnur strength. vIEor and good feeling
are restored. You'll be surprised at
how this grand change cnn he accom-,
rlishei aGI you'll he overJ"yrd 70 .nI
Tho glorious nnd lonE-lonkcd- relief
has conc nj last. Got Il now and try
!. before your roXt meal and If 1t does
not benefit you II costs nothing.
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company. n corporation. lot on National
Road m Elm Grove. Consideration $40.
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Yesterday Bad fol"Flu'

Yesterday was a very bad day to-in9
duco tho spread Of tho Spanish In
1luenza, rs 1t was very damp ana q
chill wind was blowing tor the greater
part of tho day. Convalesctng nu'
paiicnts had 10 stay in yesterday, as a
venture out in tho elements would
probably mean n complication OF pncu-
mnnia. The streets were filled with
standing puddles Of winter all day. and
during the late morning and early az
tcrnoun. the rain foil IN constant
driZzlc. 1t is hoped that better
weather will continue for the present.
as continual bad weather such as yes
trr,!ay would doubtless greatly increase
ne number Of influenza cases here.
!Old j r!uv" should be moro consider
at. at such n time.
GO to the city building rodny or IN
morrow, and visit either the Assessors
Office, the County Commissioners once,
or the Shcriffs Office aud see that you
are registered. 1t IS your last chance
TO retain your right to- vote. =.
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been aftor stortz for tho last fsw days,

been aftor StoTtz for tho last fe~ days,
but Deputy Sheriff Pcddicord beat them
to Il and arrested him yesterday.
Stoltz Is a heater IN tho Riverside
mill and has always been rutEa a. a
prof. crmau. always claiming that Ger
many was right and would win tn the
end. He also spoke against investment
in Liberty bonds. as the rich class
would have all Of them before tho war
was over. Stoltz claims he was heckled
by some Of his accusers while no wns
under the influence OF tntuIfcHlec< land
really said what he did not moan
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AT THE COURT

one nf tho strongest pleas for sympa-
thu for tho inn"r"u; Child aud the un-
marricd mother is mad" III tho drama
.'Tha Unmarried Mother" which opens Z
four days engagement n Court theatre.
COMMENCING with L matinee. N"dE"s-
,tny Or,. 30. with malIn""S daily 70:
ladies only and q, which l"rtur" will
hn t.clivrrcG y" children admitted.
This is an !ut"n~"l: powerful play IN
four nets with tar ar Il laugh II
every l!un. This attraction ";"nS on
Wednesday,. II closing "ri." l. lifted IA
lin, - allow IL.
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APPEAL CASE FILED

An appeal casa from Squire Millrrs
court was entered with clerk of the
circuit court. John l.. Einchrrn. y"stcr-
On. evening. styled Om"r EaEno rs.
Charles l;ancv. being snit alleging
damages Payne 10 suing !" recover II
gold watch ami scarf pin rnWn"d WIN
Nonny which h" valued a. $1!. and Ii
mink for g IN damages. ~ ]. tullinan
* rcprr*cntinE II" Defendant whil" y.
T.. Porter iS counsel Tor tn" plaintiff.
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M|LLWORKER ARRESTED
BY FEDERAL OFFICIALS
Robert Stoltz Is Picked Up for Vic
lating Espionage Act.

Robert SI"liE. living NJ '"riy-Cour;h
ari W"rzrl streets. was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff f"dd'""r'l yesterday az
i"rnuun under tn" "*pionag" net and
taken to til" county jail Hnd arrange
mrntS were made last night Tor $1,000
temporary bond before /. :. Commits
son"r Boyd Cor S;n!tzs appearance Al
his h"arin,. tomorrow.
Tin" government auth"ritics have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-18
MONEY AND METALS

fBy Associated Press-l
New York, Feb. 1s.-Mercautile paper
Sterling Sc day bills s4TzH: commercial
50 day bills on banks. SAB; commercial
50 day bills $L71A5 demand S4I5A;
cables S4.76 7-16.
Bar silver s5&c
Mexican dollars CSC
Government bonds strong
Railroad bonds strong
Time loans strong; 60 % days and s
months bid
cam money firm; high 6: low s&;
ruling rate s. closing bid 5As offered
At s; last loan 6.
Lsad-s7.o5 G7.2o.
Corper-S23.50.
spsiter-E St Louis delivery s7-s75s;
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London, Eng, Feb. 1S.-The following
are the quotations for today In the Lon
don metals market:
Copper spot f11o; futures fi1oi electro
tytic E125.
Tin-spot Es17; futures 1914
Lezd-Spot f2e. los; futures fzS, 1oA
Euelter Epot E54. futures Ebe.
THE LOCAL MAkKETs
eTacionales va 61sH.
Mexican bank notes. state bills t4lsc
Mexican pesos S.
Mexican gold. 5zlS-
n Paso Smelling Quotations.
Bar silver. (Handy & Harmon quota-
ton) S5Z-
London lezd-Ezs. los
c5pper-wiro bars s:aso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-18
Livestock Market

AnlCdEO AdNceAtNhs NAo-I-
Chicago. IL. Feb. Hogs-Reeelpts
5000. Market strong. CSC above Satur-
days average Bulk sls-70@1I5 light
s1s.45@1LO5; heavy s1s-so917; pigs
cattie-Receipts 5000. Market firm.
Native steers ss.50913so; stoczers and
feeders S7.S5 610-60; cows and heifers
Sc. 40911-s5: calves $3.50 G13-75-
Sheep-Receipts 10000 Market weak
sheep ss.T5G 1920; lambs 1875 ale S.
Kansas City Livestock, Close
Kansas City. No. Feb 1S--Hogs-Re-
ceipts LOCO. Market higher Bulk Sls .4s
DISCO; heavy s1s-5o61s-65; light sis-4o4
1850; pigs S12.5 1850.
Cattie-Receipts 1900. Market steady
Prime fed steers 1880 13-I5s dressed
beef steers Slo-25 12-s5s western steers
11-75. stockers and feeders $7-5041si bulls
S7.25 61Os calves S7d1S-
sheep-Receipts 1000 Market steady.
Lambs S15-75G1s-75: yeariings $3.50 g
1850; wethers siL5e@1s-5o; ewes $ll--S
Denver Livestock, Close
Denver. Colo. Feb. 1S--Cattle-Receipt
1900 Market 1592oe higher. Beef steers
ssG1225; COWS and heifers $50 $50
stockers and feeders S7G11-
Calves SI2915.5O-
Hogs-Receipts 1890. Market Ioc high
er- Top $3.50; bulk $3.50 91s.4o.
Lambs sI5@1s.5O; ewes s11-50qi2.
Fort Worth Livestock, Close
(By ZeiEer HoteD
Hog-Receipts $500. Market closed p
640c higher than last week close. Top
$3.50: bulk S15-5O91s.z5. Pigs steady.
s10-5061s25.
CattIe-Receipts 5000. including 1000
calves Beef steers strong. all other cat
tie steady. Beef steers $1091L50s cows
S69s. heifers ss.5O61o; bulls ss-5oGs;
calves $3.50 910-75- Stocker steers $3.50
case: cows s567-50; heiferz S6.50GS-z5;
calves S6.50ds.50.
sheep-Receipts 500. Goats steady. IS
97.50-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-18
CORN IS HIGH;
RECEIPTS LARGE
Market Shows Strength, In
dicating Widespread De
mand for Grain.

l5OTE-Quotations reflect closing prices
February IS
New York Feb. 1S.-Publie participa-
fioz and short covering effected general
gains OF one TO seven points In today's
vide market sales appropriated 500, 900
shares. The close was strong
Last weeks rise in shippings and vari-
Gus equipments was resumed at the open
ing today, advances extending from large
fractions to "a points. The strongest
features included United Fruit Marine
preferred, Atlantic Gulf Central Leather,
and active steels. A two point decline In
General Motors was offset by a gain Of
ca points in Chandler Motors Rails and
coppers were firm. Liberty bonds were
again prominent at higher levels.
The market continued TO advance dur
ing the morning on an increasing volume
and breadth OF operations which en-
braced investment rails and other higher
grade issues Many stocks were at new
high levels for the current movement
Pools renewed their activity in various
low priced specialties. notably the war
contract shares. motors and oils Liberty
bonds were steadily absorbed. the 3lzs at
SIS to $3.50. first fours at $3.50 to
$3.50 and second f0urs at $50 TO s96.oS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-18
MARKET
AGAIN STRONG
Stocks Effect Gains of One
to Seven Points; Shorts
Seek Cover.

Chicago. III. Feb. 1S.-Corn today
showed continued strength, notwithstand-
ing that receipts had materially In
creased According TO some leaders, the
action OF the market simply illustrated
the amount OF the demand Sellers were
scarce. After opening 4 higher with
March not quoted and Nay at $l26@s
prices hardened a little more and then
underwent a slight reaction
The close was unsettled, March Sl-2l y
and May s1-26& with the final range as
a whole Is off to Is up compared with
Saturdays latest figures.
Active commission house buying ad-
vanced oats TO new high price levels for
the season At first. however, the mar
ket displayed some weakness. owing 10
assertions that cars TO make shipments
east could not be obtained Opening
figures, which varied from the same as
Saturdays close to &c down with May
S3B to s35zc were followed by a rapid
upturn-
Realizing sales checked the gains and
later forced a decided reaction.
Higher quotations on hogs gave strength
TO provisions. Very little was for sale
until a good advance had been estab-
lished-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-18
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grains. Close.
Corn-March S127ss; Nay sL26S.
Oats-Aiarch Ss1sc; Nay S4Sc
Chicago Provisions, Close
Pork-May S4S05.
Lard-AIay s26.O5; July S26-25.
Ribs-AIay $3.50: July $3.50
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. H.. Feb 1S-Butter steady;
creamery 44149c-
Eggs lower: receipts 1852 cases Firsts
SIC; ordinary firsts - q soc; at mark.
cases included, 5eG51c.
consin, Michigan and Minnesota bulk Sl-sO
az; same, sacks S1.95 62.05.
Poulty-Aliye higher springs soc; fowls
not quoted
Kansas City Produce, Close.
Kansas City, No.. Feb 1S.-Butter-
Creamery SIC; firsts 441zc; seconds 4Sci
packings 5sc-
Eggs-Firsts 47c; seconds SIC.
Poultry-Roosters zoe; broilers p Ge4c.
MEXICAN BEANS.
Mexican beans in wholesale lots in E
Paso sskc last quotation, none offered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-18
Cotton Market

New York and New Orleans spot. Close.
(Quotation by Elmendorff & Co. brokers.
209 Mesa-l
Spot uliddling-New Orleans S0-6Ss up
IS. New York 31.45. unchanged
New York Futures, Close.
New York, Feb 1S--Cotton futures
closed steady; March 1913; Nay 1913;
July 2e.e4; October 2s.OS: December 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-18
TO AWARD CONTRACT AT
ONCE For INSANE ASYLUM

tract for the construction Of the new
northwest Texas insane asylum at
Wichita Falls, for which an appro-
pristfon of s450.00U has been made,
is 70 be awarded at once by a com
mittes composed Of the governor. lieu
tenant governor and attorney general
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-18
WANTED.


WANTED.
To meet narties interested in placer gold
mining. I have a proposition worth IN
,-estigstlng This IS no wild scheme. for
information call for Mr. Moore. us san
Francisco st
COUNTRY store Tor sale. Building and
lots $500. Stock will invoice about lvO9
Terms on building. Located on E. P ;
W n Rv. Good country trade $500 per
month. W. R. Ashurst. Chiricahua, Arlz.
TRACKAGE & WAREHOUSE.
Inclosed yard, 75xI20. warehouse, z0xbV,
good location. fuel yard. junk or iced
yard VIII make a very attractive lease
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
Phone $50. 100 San Antonio St.
PAKTNER wanted in elegant manufacture
ing business. Product in large demand
throughout America Half interest offered
assistant manager who can invest I'VE
thousand dollars for additional working
capital Good salary and permanent po-
sition- Fortune certain money under your
control. Investigate this remarkable op-
portunity. Address w go, care Herald
REMARKABLE BUSINESS CHANCE.
store building. ground and fixtures. and
stock. barn. residence, at invoice price
about ST.. 900. Did business last year over
SCI. 900, $4,000 stock turned more than once
each month Owner will take out OF store
$4,000 in trade extending over period OF
time. will also take some good FL Paso
property part pay. Farm alone rented for
5000 last year. Good railroad town in the
upper valley. sale must be made soon
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
phone $50. 100 San Antonio St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-18
COPPER STOCKS
HIGHER MONDAY
Substantial Gains Shown
Over Saturdays Clos
ing Prices.

The copper stocks Monday morning all
opened with gains over Saturday accord
ing to J. S Curtiss & Co, Hotel Sheldon
Anaconda at noon showed a gain Of one
point Shelters one point. Chino =, g q
AZ points. Inspiration =. Miami =. Ne
vada 3 and Utah z. On the curb. Verde
with sales at Il. 41H and 41is. A few
minutes later it sold at - and at nooa
was s1A bid. offered at ~.
All the railroad stocks with the ex-
ception of st. Paul. were traded in at
advances extended from one to four points
strongest, with a two point gain and
Southern Pacific was up Ia points
Union Pacific went through 40 and At
Gibson ssh
The buiiish influence extended TO the
steel and equipment shares which would
be very much benefited by peace and the
advances extended from one to four points
Curtiss Aeroplane on the curb was
again bid up and opened at 40G whieh
was gain Of 81 points over Saturday
Wright Martin moved up in sympathy
from to rs. Ray Hercules was firm
Calumet Z Hecla including all subsF
diaries reports output for January Of
1900. 600 lbs. copper compared with IL
900 pounds in December and 100000
Iron Cap has declared Is cent dividend
payable March 1 TO holders Of record Feb
81 Two dollars quarterly dividend was
declared on General Electric
4 wild market at the close was wit
messed in the equipment stocks when the
shorts were driven to cover Baldwin
Locomotive which opened at 72A touched
so; American Locomotive in sympathy
jumped from 62Es to SIS Crucible from
81 to ca; Republic Steel IS 10 so; Bethle-
hem IS to SOS; Steel ranged from Sc =
to SIS and closed at 971s-
The copper stocks closed strong and
near the top. Verde Extension in spite
Of heavy offerings OF stock held extremely
well and closed Ak bid. offered at ~
The following quotations furnished BY
Logan & Bryan's private wire TO J. s
Curtiss & Co., stocks and bonds, Hotel
Sheldon. give closing prices:
C,,-t. Co,na- Sfo.I-s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-18
Machinery, Tools, Power, Electr'-sl
and Contractors Equipment
E. C.Ia

FOR Sale
~~-~~~~-~-~~-~-------~
Lathe. Cincinnati IS in 5 r.
Chuck. tools. holders etc
Shape-. Steptoe, Is in stroke
Drill press, Barnes, 20 in
All good tools with counter shafts CON-
plete- Bargains.
A well equipped and successfully operated
garage for sale in connection with above
Ell PASO GARAGE. Ell PASO. TEX
Evans variable spa eountr shaft
TIMERS baud rolls. take 56-in- sheets
SING. drum. dbl cyl hoist % r. P
DOUBLE DUPLEX pump. rece er at
tached-
HAND BELLOWS, good size.
FIRE BOX BOILER horizontal. IS HIP.
BOILER AND ENG mounte h P
ONE COLUMN DRILL.
WOOD PLANER, IS In adjustable.
COLD SAW, for structural steel
BELT driven automatic feed
DARBYSHIRE-HARvI
FOUNDRY 3 MACH. CO. FL PASO.
LIS a. P. Return tubular boiler. IN
nues. good for IS ID. pressure
Baker blower. l Z ID. pressure 50 Gu
# per revolution
-stephens-Adamson Tripper for Convey
or using 20 in belt
FL PAso SMELLING WORKS
STEAM SHOVEL-Marion. model IS std.
gauge track booms, Il and IS It for
2 and l yard Dippers. Dipper stick
AAA EalA- l4A-AhfANNl- GeN- NN--N--~-N---
DUDLEY & ORR. Ell PAsO. TEXAS.
one Berlin horizontal band resaw (twinj
Two double surfacers-
One double tenoning machine
Two self-feed rip saws.
One box board hatcher.
Ten cutoff saw tables
Two boring machines.
One self-feed rip saw
500 It trip braid WP stranded cable
$4,000 lbs II and 4 twisted concrete bars
10000 lbs. channel iron. bin
P. o. BOX 6S5. Ell PASO-
MCNEIL AND ARENS ENGINEERING
COMPANY OF
NOGALES. ARIZONA
Have 10 offer the following used machin-
cry, all IN first class condition;
800 XIV. turbo generator sets
I-675 kVA- turbO generator set
500 HIP. Hine type Freeman water
tube boilers.
1909 tons No. relaying rails
SEQ # IN caseing Gin Al condition.
american palmer.
SCREW cutting Ems. lathe IL in BY IT
counter shift. all cop. with In universal
cushman chuck. New machine
Motor-westinghouse type A R.
H P. A c Sing. phi 50 cy-
1875 r P. NJ. 110-220 V
Lone star Motor Co., FL Paso.
PIPE, casing. fittings. general mine sup
plies. Sheet metal and roofing. Fairbanks
Morse engines and wind mills Largest
MOMsEN. DOMINICAN. RYAN co.
ALDRICH quintuplex pump 4x12 in. ar
ranged for direct motor drive
Camenu Sinkers No. 5 and No. sB.
MCGOWAN boiler I'd. pump inside packed
7x5x1o IN
i smith vale boiler I'd. pump.
Gales sample grinder No style S. G.
COIes Chal)
B. F. Co. cupoia blower No So in.
Eagle portable boiler u H tmounted).
S drill columns 4 in dbl. screw.
ROBERT mozart. Dr.,
221 Mills Bldg. Fl Pasos Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-18
Wanted-RsaI Estate.


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L WANT To BUY a well located farm OF
from 40 TO 100 acres in either the upper
or lower valley. Must be partly IN
proved Would prefer place with house
and equipment. VIII pay half cash; bal
ance one and two years. II place suits.
In answering please give full description
and location F. J. Everett care Herald-
DO YOU OWN
CLOSE IN HOMEe
WOULD YOU SELL ITf
We positively have four quick buyers
for a good modern home within walk
ing distance, who viii pay all cash up
to s45O0.OO and 100000. One would
buy your home furnished il suited.
Please phone US before Monday noon
and give a listing. Phones 1920 or
43S9-W.
It. Z. HEAD & co.
PA Mills Building.
HAVE SEVERAL CASH BUYERS
For close in homes. Phone at once
and list H. Call Wheelock with
ANDERSON-E1LLER INVEST
MENT co.
,os Mesa. Phone 1851.