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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
DAILY RECORD.


Latta'S addltiOn-W oOdlaWn Real
I Estate and Improvement company to
Martinez Investment company. lots 1
I TO inclusive, block 81. 500; Nov p.
1918
AIhambra Heights addition-Mar-
I tinez Investment company to Jesse
/ GhaIlager and wife lots 80, "a and So,
I block 5. $40; Jan %. 1913.
East FL Paso addition-Atlss Jones
I to R. J. Thomson. lot and the west
half OF lot s, block rs. s2700; Jan 4,
1913.
san Elizario Grant,. S. Lanier to
E. B. McClintOck, 3.6 acres OF land.
[ $3.50: Feb. 1, 1913.
socorro grant-seth B. orndorff and
wife to Joseph J. Knox. all OF sur
vey 15S. SO; Dec. %. 1918.
Fl Paso county-Tom B. Burnett
and wife to the Industrial company.
1889 acres Of land near Anthony. n
II. s4700: Jan. Is. 1913.
Moeller's Addition 70 Garden Sub
division-Francisco Gonzales to Jesus
r Carreon. lot IS. block %" $500;
! February 3. 1913.
Alamo Heights Addition - Alamo
I Heights company 10 R \. Shelter.
lots I and .. block &C" 1850; Sep
TENDER 10, 1913.
building Permits.
Jose Tore. 5O2 South FL Paso street.
for changing front, 500.
Mrs Bryant, 1884 Grant avenue. for
frame garage. $3.50.
". P. Ponsford. 1905 River street.
for brick garage, $500.
Nick Carson. III South Kansas
street. for repairs. $500.
Jessie Harrison Mitchell. aged q
years 142TK Myrtle avenue. 81.
burial at Fort Bliss
Lorain Counts, aged &c years, 1874
Myrtle avenue avenue, Feb. :. burial
in Evergreen cemetery
Chas. r Hawley, aged % years. died
at the base hospital. Jan 81. Fort
Bliss: burial at Galensburg. III.
Cinthia c. Lee. aged 81 years. 250I
Memphis street. died Jan 81; burial at
Kerrville. Tex
Auditorium garage. 302 Mills street
for repairs; $500.
Colonial oil company. Isl Myrtle
$4,000,
Thos. II B. Lovelady. aged q years.
as South Campbell street Jan. 81,
burial at FL Freda. Ariz.
John B. Armstrong. aged 20 years,
base hospital, Fort Bliss, died Jan. 81,
burial at Goshen. n Y
Geo. A. Moore. aged q years, Fort
Rliss. died Jan 90. burial at Kirkwood.
Mabel MaImgron. aged 50 years. died
Jan 81. burial in Concordia cemetery.
Robt A Chancellor. aged rs years,
died Jan. 81. burial in Evergreen Gene
terry
Births.
To Mr.. and Mrs. o. Y. Ramos. 1881
Alameda avenue, Jan. 81, daughter,
Marjorie Rose
To Mr.. and Mrs Jas D. Wagner.
412 Laurel street, Jan. y. daugh-
To Mr.. and Mrs. Lester A. Webb.
ZIP Copper street, Jan s, son. Sid
To Sir. and Mrs. J. B. Charles. Park
view and Fuller streets. Jan. 81. a
daughter. Sarah Catherine.
To ar and Mrs Hirch Ell NakaEawa.
room 4. A 2 c Alley. Jan. %, son.
Atsushi
To Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre CARLY. SIS
Hill street, NOV. II, daughter. Mar
gazette Louise.
To Mr.. and Mrs Walton Gibbs. 703
Santa Fe street. Jan. %. daughter.
Elsa
Marriage License.
Robert A. walker and Birdie Jones.
Alfredo Valeucie and Guadalupe
Lester 0. E. werle and Agnes II
Martin.
Andrew ]. wynne and Mary Ella
william L Campbell and Grace
Lackey.
siivino EsesmiIIO and Maria EscO-
John E. Bonnifield and Berta Ter
Guadalupe Lopez and Candelaria
Morales
H. c. Hernandez and Sarah Garcia.
Aniceto Galvan and Ysabel Avina-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
40 TO so CENTS POUND TO
BE PAID FOR SPRING WOOL

salt Lake City. Utah. Feb. wool
growers will receive from 40 TO 80
cents 4 pound for the coming spring
clip. according to W Mcclure. secre-
tary Of the National Wool Growers
association. who returned from Wash
inEton- Mcclure went to the capitol
in the interest OF the wool growers in
an effort to counteract what was al
legged 10 have been an effort to have
the government sacrifice the INN ense
stock Of wool in Boston warehouses
The government has agreed to fix
a minimum price on the wool now in
the Boston warehouses. which Is equal
to the British issue price. or the low
est price paid for wool in the world.
Mr. Mcclure said. The government
has agreed 10 discontinue these sales
on July l. II Il has any wool remain
ing. in order not TO interfere with the
sales Of the seasons clip"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
MOVEMENTS OF CATTLEN
WEST TEXAS ARE LIGHT

Cattle shipments reports received
by the Panhandle Southwestern
Stockmen's association offices denote
continued light movements in the
western country. Weather reports for
F. Crabtree. Corona. y. NJ, stated that
another storm seemed to be brewing
in that section
Shipments reported by c. A Craig
head, Maria, Tex, were as follows
From Maria to Fort Worth. Shannon
Bros. one car mixed cattle; Bogel
Bros, one car cows. Joe Espy. one
car cows; VIII Russell. one car mixed
cattle; Body and Taylor. Councillor TO
Fort Worth. three cars cows and
calves: J. J. Oliver, Hovey TO Fort
Worth, eight cars COWS. Burnum
Bros, Hovey, to Fort Worth. four
cars steers. and W. J. Henderson, Al
pine to Fl PasO six cars cows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
WILSON MEETS
BRITISH CHIEFS
Portion of League Of Ma
tons Constitution Is
Now Agreed On.

Paris. France. Feb 5.-The pream-
BILE and two articles Of the constitu-
ton Of the society OF nations were
Professionally agreed upon last night
by the committee OF the peace confer
ence appointed to deal with that sub
ject. it was officially announced to-
day. Satisfactory progress was made
with other parts Of the task
The question Of adding representa-
tives OF other powers to the commits
sion, It was added, is being discussed
President Wilson had a conference
during the forenoon with premier
Lloyd George and A J. BalfOur. the
British foreign secretary. The presi-
dent and the British statesmen were
together for some time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
GRAIN MARKET
HAS SETBACK5
General Selling by Leading
Commission Houses
Pushes Prices Down.

Chicago. Ill, Feb. 5.-General selling en-
the part OF leading commission houses,
together with a lack OF buying support.
led TO material setbacks today in the
value OF corn Opening prices. which
ranged from Z ole lower. with May at
S1-16s Gl17E and July at Slick Oils,
were followed By sharp further declines
Market Rallies, Reacts
Rallies took place as a result % ship
ping lockout at Buenos Aires and because
Of assertions. that seaboard exporters were
buying here, but then the market fell
lower than before. Country offerings were
larger. The market closed unsettled. 80
G3Hc net lower. with Nay at SL15's
Ia and July at S1-10E 1L197s-
Oats Give Way. Too
Oats gave way with corn After open
ing 3 O sc lower. with Nay at Sos sc.
the market continued 20 sag
Weakness Of grain had a bearish in
luence on provisions
Reactions in the later trading were not
OF a lasting sort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain. Close
Coru-lIay. s1.ISHs July. SI-10s.
Oats-lfay, 554sc July. b3sc-
Chicago Provisions Close.
Pork-1lay. $3.50
Lard-Afay, s22s5. July. s21-57-
Ribs-1Iay. S2L75.
Chicago Produce. Close.
ChlcaEo. III. Feb. 5--BUtter-Unsettleo
Creamery, $50 45c-
Eggs Receipts. sass cases. Market
higher. Firsts. SO Se1sc; ordinary firsts,
s7G IS zc5 at market, cases included, 81
93sc
Potatoes - Receipts. 81 cars Market
higher. Wisconsin. Michigan and Mime
sofa bulk. s1-e0G1-eE; sacks. fl65 CLIO
Poultry Alive. higher. Fowls. 2eci
springs, &c
Kansas City Produce. Close
Kansas City. No. Feb 5-Butter, &c
higher Creamery. 42c; flrsts, 4oc; sec
onds, sScs packing. use
Eggs-2c higher Firsts. sc
Poultry-Unchanged Hens, z5c; roost-
era. 17G 2Ics springs, SOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
H. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MnNEY AID METALs

fIT Associated Ere1aN-
New YORK. Feb. 5--Mercantls paper
EG-E percent
sierIinr 90 day bills. ss-73tz; comrae rcial
60 anv bIus on banks s4-1zai CONNER
cal 80 day bills ss-7z1z; demand. s4-a : :
cables. s4-7s-55-
lreIfcau pesos. af1zc-
Tine loans. steady 80 and 50 days 5
CEE percent months :. h
can money. steady high low = /:
ruling rate. fiss closing BID 4.zi ollereo
a. s. last loan 3 percent
Iron-Nomiual 70 4 northern and No
I southern s5sGsl7 No northern ana
No southern s52e5 @ 35-25-
Lead-Nnminals spot and February Of
s5e,fe--5Vsal-- East St Louis de-
lirs-y. spot al $780, February offered at
'-' UOyDOE METALS MARKET.
LruHrr. EuE- Feb 5--The following
-erc the Quolatirus IN the London net
as ruarEa- toby
T.n-Sno-. E215 rs Sd
s1at copper. Es7 1oss electroiytie, flo5-
spot lead. f14-
Spot ErGlrer. E51-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05

BOOKS ope-ed and closed. cost accounts
Services reasonable- H Erwin Ph- 55i3W-
WANTED position as grocery clerk O.
manager IS year. experience Pest q
reference Address ks. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Denies That Sim Fein
C0hfires VIII Go Free

London. Eng. Feb 5.-Reports from
various sources that the members OF
the Sim Fem. who had been interned
in England. were to be released were
set at naught TO-DAY by a statement Is
sued from the office Of the secretary
for ireland. The statement declared
that the Sim Fem prisoners were not
to be released under the present cir
cumEtances"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05


The State OF Texas
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF Fl
Paso County. Greeting.
You are hereby commanded. That by
publication OF this Writ Tor at least once
week. for the period bf ten days. IN a
newspaper Of general circulation. which
has been continuously and regularly pub
lished for the period Of not less than
one year in the County Of Fl Paso. you
give due notice TO all persons Interested
In the estates OF Charlotte Faust and En-
yin Faust. minors. a. follows:
Know ye. that Marcia Thomson. mother
OF said minors. has this day filed In
the County Court Of Fl Paso County. an
application 70 be appointed guardian Of
the estates OF said minors. which viii be
heard at the next regular term Of the
County Court OF Fl Paso County. Texas.
to be begun and holden on the first Non
day in March A. D.. 1913 Ut being the
3rd day OF said month";. at the Court
House thereof in the City OF Fl Paso,
ested In said minors and their estates,
may appear and contest said application.
II they see proper TO do So
Given under my hand and seal OF said
Court, at my office in the city Of Fl
Paso. this 2sth day OF January. A D.,
1913.
". d. GREET.
Clerk. County Court.
By C. ARASDA, Deputy
Issued this 29th day OF January a. D.
W. D. GREET.
CLERK, County Court.
I hereby certify that the above and fore
going IS true and correct copy Of the
original citation now in my hands.
SETH B. ORNDORFF. Sheriff
By r - BRYANT. Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
SOFT;
SELLING HEAVY
Anaconda Off and Shelters
Are Lower; Inspiration
Breaks.

Under the leadership OF a selling rncvs-
ment in the coppers. the market was
soft Wednesday morning. according TO J. s.
Curtiss & Co. Hotel Sheldon.
Anaconda sold off TO 57& from 5sA.
SHELTERS was down from 70& 20 6sS.
Inspiration broke from 49, TO a. Utah
from 69& to 6Stz.
The market towards the close. grew
very strong. particularly in the copper
list Anaconda gained a point: Inspira-
ton and Utah the same
latest afHa~-~ar- ra-7nae-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
CHARTER OF TRT-sTATE Assn.
OF CREDIT MEN Is FTLET

Austin. Texas, Feb 5.-The charter
Of the Tri-State Association OF Credit
1fen Of Fl Psso was filed today In the
state department. There is no capital
stock Incorporators are o. J. Allen,
P. Bzber and r. e Christie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
STOCK MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
Adverse Conditions In the
Metal Industry Injects
More Uncertainty.

New YORK. Feb. 5.-Adverse conditions
IN the metal industry. as indicated by
the re5ucti1n On American Smelling diFi-
dead. injected further uncertainties IN
the stock market today Sales approx
mated $3.50 shares The closing was If
regular
Ths final prices on Liberty bonds TO-
day, were s1s. $50; first eonFertlole
Is s1ae. second 4s $3.50; first convertible
as 1885, second 47ss, sA3ls third, ssss
gE12; fourth. AS ea-10.
Opening Quiets Heavy.
Motor metals. feathers ana some Of
the mod Hpeclalties. recently favored By
speculative Interests. were reactionars az
the quiet and heavy opening OF today.s
stock market. denotinE further bearish
urcsFu7e- United States Steel and other
Etandard lndustrials moved within eX-
rremclv narrow hounds. with only an oc-
casicnaI TRANSACTION in Interpretations
Ol= and shippinrs were equally apathetic,
r1hacr1s and American Sugar alone dis
playing Crunesz
Copper Weigh Heavily.
r1prers continued 20 weigh heavily
upon the market breaking sharply In the
second hour OF the mornings stock mar
cut in American Smelling dividend .rom
1 = usrrert 10 / percent quarterly Smelt.
i-r extended its reversal 10 4 points. kin
dred stocks falling i 10 . while motors
and oils added 90 their reactions OF the
uuite5 states steel Cancelled its mod
crate advance and other leaders were
ruhfected 20 renewed pressure though
rlflrinE moderately Al noon Liberty
bonds Eere easier, foreign issues holding
EteadT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Business Chances

FOR SALE-A first class business Of
ladies' and childrens ready-to-wear Have
been established for the last three years
and have done successful business which
can be proven to the buyer. Wish 10 sell
out P o. BOX 49,. Silver City, n "
WILL FURNISH IS acres good land be-
tween Clint and Fabens for truck farm
ing: also teams. utensils and seeds TO eI-
pcrienced man with good references Pre-
Ter 10 rent on shares. John NJ Wyatt.
at First National Bank
FOR SALE-Wem established. good paying
mercantile business In live, West Texas
town VIII bear closest investigation
Don't answer unless you mean business
cash VIII also sell seven room house with
all modern convenience Address T29o.
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
WEATHER BULLETIN.
c. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
At : a m. 18th me
rldiau time. s a. IT,.
FL Paso time. Feb
8 1913.
Forecasts:
Fl Paso and VI
cinlty- Fair tonight
and Thursday; ris-
Ing temperature.
New Mexico Gen
orally fair tonight
Thursday, ex C e j Q
snow northwest por-
tioEs warmer to-
night
Arfz ma Fair
aouth. probably snow
north portion TO-
night and Thurs
day warmer tonight
West Texas. To-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05

DISTRICT ELECTION FAVORABLE.
By noon no opposition had resulted
from the election being neld AT Grav's
store in the Tornillo district for the
establishment Of water Improvement
district 40. g Out OF q possible %
votes. the II votes which had been
east favored the proposition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Cotton Market


Cotton Futures Close
New York. Feb. Cotton futures
closed steady. March, 1870; Nay. 22-02;
July. zL20s October. 1857 December,
spot quiet; middHng. 27-2o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Lodge Nohea

-@~~~~~~~~~@
Regular business meet
ing Of Harmony Chap
ter No. pa. In Masonic
Temple. on Thursday.
February 6th. at s p m
Visiting members vel
come
Julia A. Vaughan. ". Il
May Overton, Secy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05

GET IN on THE COMANcmE
HOME OIL COMPANY; THT
BEST BUSINESS MEN OF THE
CITY ARE BUYING 1T. ONLY
A FEW SHARES LIFT At PAR
WATCH IT DOUBLE IN PRICE,
s BIG TRACTS N THE GREAT
RANGER DUKE OH. FIELD.
CALL r. l. X. WHEEI.OCK-
PHONE 427. AT TON B. JOHN
SONS OFFICE, N LOBBY SHE'LL
DON HOTEL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05

Help Wanted Male
~~---~-~-~-~-----~-----~-
MASIED-Janitor- 1917 Mesa-
WANTED-First class cake baker Nc
1liclzle,s. 500 san Antonio
WANTED - Spanish American stenogra-
pher- Must be experienced Apply shelby
shoe Co, 80 s. Fl Paso St
BOYS net under Is years Of age 10 sell
candies a. Crawfcrd Theater- Apply Box
office.
WANTED-Tailor to work on coats:
steady work. good wages Address Meyer
q Meyer. ia West Central. AIbuquerque.
y. ~
An EXPERIENCED bookreeper. one "a
miiiar with cash book-journal system Ref
erences required Must be able TO start
work immediately- The PiEEly Wisely.
WANTED-Editor and manager on Demo
cratic weekly paper No mcdaniel work
Address Box ls4. Albuquerque. n. NJ
WANTED-Credit man. with lnowIedgs o.
bookkeeping. FOR larga retail establishment
Bond required Address P o. Box No
li5. stating experience. references. age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Heb Wanted-FenaIs


WANTED-Dish washer. Must stay nishtH
Apply wiley sanatoriuu.
WASTED-Wouan 20 assist with nursing
must have no iucumbrauce- Apply WHEY
sanatoriuul-
WANTED-EngiIsh speaEing Mexican sirl
for housswork- Phone llat- 81 Ran
dclpn-
WANTED-CooE and hous-Eeepcrs rcol
and board: fair salary Apply Ir- Hunter'
Hotel LauEh.in-
WANTED - American girl Tor general
housew0rz- References required call a.
jenkins Pians Co
GIRL Tor general housaworz. one that can
work. 81 day and board room u desired
11oi y oregon
English Speaking girl Tor general houss-
work No washing Zs53 Bliss St Fl
71ss,f-
COLOKED WOMAN fsr cooling ana gs=-
eral homework: family % three 20
home nights Phone Il25R-
ENGLISH sPEAKING GIRL Tor house
work. two IN family white girl preferred
WANTED-Woman Tor COOKING and holss-
work. in apartment Must De- good cooEi
references required Pm 1901
RESPECTABLE GIRL or woman f1r sea-
eral houseworzs references required 1919
n. Virginia.
DR. EDWARD AUER. s16-ls Trust BIG.
chronic disease Diseases % women
Epeciaily EQUIPPED Tor treatment OF an
Nervous diseases Phone 46f4
WANTED-Housekee for widower vita
two small Bows. about middle aged woman
and must be experienced with chlldreu-
Good home and reasonable salary Apply
with references Prank E Cox. Zla ca
pies Bldg. or 27f5 Grant Ave, after
D. m
WOMAN for general homework and coos
Ing Must stay on place nights WIN
help take care children References r.
aulred Good morey u thoroughly COM
netent Mrs. Brady. 2so1 Grant Ave. a554
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Hen Wanied-Asent,


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These books having enormous sale our
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THE Only COMPLETE AND ATTHEN-
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by Professor F. A. March with introduc-
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Life OF Roosevelt: introduction BY ex-
president Taft Both books fully Illus
trated- Demand enormous Solicitors
making Unprecedented profits. Special
terms Credit given. freight paid Either
outfit free Universal House. Philadelphia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05

night and Thursday fair; raising tempera-
ture-
Relative humidity In Fl Paso al noon.
"Wednesday. was - percent
Precipitation last "a hours CinchesJ ....l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
PACKERS PROBE
D. k. WILSON
President Refused To In
terfere In Trade Commits
sion's Inquiry.

Washington, D. c.. Feb. 5.-Letters
read today at the senate agriculture
committees hearing on meat industry
Legislation disclosed that president
Wilson made a personal investigation
last February OF protests against the
federal trade commissions conduct OF
the packing inquiry and informed
Louis F. Swift that he was convinced
that there would be no warrant for
his interfering with the Judgment and
action Of the commission"
Letter From TumuIty.
During cross examination Of Henry
Veeder, counsel for Swift and com
pany. by Francis J. Heney. Mr. Veeder
read various letters written by Louis
+. swift to government officials. in
Guiding the president, protesting
against methods Of the trade commits
sion He read the following from sec
rotary Tumulty, under date OF Feb
ruary p, 1918, replying to the appeal
to the president:
The president has asked me to
acknowledge for him the receipt OF
your letter OF February 10 and to say
that Immediately upon its receipt he
looked into the matter about which
you wrote him in careful inquiry Of
the federal trade commission as to
Just what character and process the
Investigations had.
The inquiry has convinced him
that there would be no warrant for
his interfering with the Judgment and
action Of the commission
President SIS Sorry"
He is very sorry II any inconven-
fence has been caused Swift and com
panys but has asked me TO say that 1t
is probable that the significance Of
many of the matters apparently ir-
relevant. which the commission has
drawn out in evidence. will. it is
hoped, clearly appear in the final re-
port Of the commission"
Mr. Veeder vigorously criticised the
methods OF the trade commission. re-
iterating the charge that the packers
were not given an opportunity TO be
heard
I'VE did not propose to claim i'm
munity by being heard In such an in
vestigatiOn," Veeder said. but we
objected to being held up as criminals
without cause, as we had been since
1902"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
Financial
WE BUY
LIBERTY BONDS
IL

WE BUY
LIBEEIN BONDS
W. = :
Send Us your bonds and stamps BY reg
istered mail and we viii send check sane
day.
PACIFIC BOND COMPANY
500 Capies Bldg. Il Paso. Tex
LIBERTY BONDS
For your protection. before selling any
government bonds. get our latest quota
tons We ray from I TO 10 percent more
than Liberty Bond Specialist"
Don't sacrifice partly paid bonds We
have facilities 70 complete your subscrip-
zion and sell az the prevailing quotations
J. s. CURTIss & co.
sheldon Hotel. e Paso. Tex
Our OF town customers mail bonds or re-
ceipts by registered mall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
1900 HOGS BURNED TO
DEATH AT EAST ST. LOUIS

East St Louis. Ill. Feb. Sixteen
hundred hogs were burned to death in
a fire IN the hog house Of Norris and
company at the national stockyards
here last night The oriEi NOT the
fire has not been determined The
damage was estimated at $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05
FoUTz-NOoKE FURNIrURE co.
Wanted to Rent


WANTED 70 rent small place suitable for
chicken ranch. about or 10 miles from
p Paso- Address Apt No ~. IL n. Fl
Paso- Phone 71z
bUNGALOW-Furnish or unfuruishal
By army officer. family o. three adui-s-
Must be north o. tracks aud have either
S, or rooms and sleeping porch Ph.
7441 Branch A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05

Grounds on the corner OF South
Kansas and Overland streets have
been secured for the fine stock ex-
hibit TO be conducted during the
Stockmen's convention which viii be
held IN FL Paso. March 1. and 6. The
location Is to the rear OF the court
house and very convenient TO stock
men who may be in attendance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-05

GROCERY FOR SALE or TRADE.
Good stock Of groceries and fixtures.
well located; living rooms in rear.
Price 100000; viii take part trade.
RAMEH BROS.
201-2-9 Csples Bldg. Phone SIS.