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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09
OIL LANDS

We have 100. 600 acres in the az
ferent OIL fields o. New Mexico
Tor sale az 90 cents per acre Up
Acreage within a mile OF well
now drilling IN Tularosa Basin
VIII sell IN large or small tracts
A. C. KING.
with ". D. Gregory. Security
Bank Bldg. Phone 1o8-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

WANTED.
90 rent. by responsible party. fur
nlshed apartment WITH living room,
two bedrooms. bath and zltchenet-
Family consists Of vile. mother
able rent. but VIII guarautee eE-
celIent care o. Furnishings. and
VIII lease from four 20 six months
VIII consider small furnished
bungalow containing fireplacea or
furnace. IN answering state rent
desired. owner may reserve
space for storage % personal be-
longs. Box /. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

Bright young man OF good character
wanted At once BY local corporation. Pre-
vious experience not necessary 10 capable
and energetic. Address o. Jos, care Her
aid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

WANTED-At once. first class.
experienced brick masons. plaster
ers. carpenter fInishers and cleo
tricians. Apply 20 Phoenix. ARK.
Builders Exchange. Walter r
Seavey. secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

Real Estate Wanted
100 PERCENT results FROM tHuemenia-
TURNER. KEMP x COLnWELL
WILL BUY 3 90 8 acres within miles %
town with house suitable TO i've in. Al
dress o III, care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09


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SAM CLAB0RN-General house cleaner
window and carpets. stoves polished, sci
up. chimney sweep Ph 1881. sla Second
DISCHARGED officer wants position 81
any kind. inside or ou- Of doors. tempo
rary or permsnent address n lQ1 Gaze
Herald
JAPANESE boy. IS years old. desires WORK
In American household. with opportunity
TO learn English viii be satisfied VITA
small wages p o. Box 1888.
ACCOUNTANT and general office man de-
sires 90 make a change By first Of year
experienced On banking and commerce.
Bookkeeping address J 20. care Herald
and I VIII gladly cali Age q. married
WANTED-Glrls 20 work In Illusion Pos
Ing show en- I'd paso must weigh l11 90
40 pounds attractive appearance. expert
ence not Necessary. salary SIS per week
steady work Pm. 1883
CLERICAL. hooizkeepiaE- payroll pay.
master. competent efficient. married. %.
good health. anywhere. mining camp or oil
tbun preferred. state salary. Holt. 1901
Indiana. 81 Peso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09
Situalion, Wanted-Female

llLUalNla ~ dALEl--E Ell4lG
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PRACTICAL SURSISG- Phi S11E
PRACTICAL nursa would ike another en-
gaEemeu- Pm 1891
MANICURIST desires position IN barrier
shop. can give reference. Address J u.
care Herald
EXPERIENCED young lady desires eleri-
cal position. assistant booklleeper with
small finn Phi 1859 after D. m-
EXPERIENCED teacher who has excep-
tlonal ability 90 the handling o. children.
desires position as governess. address T
al. care Herald
YOUNG lady wishes office work. use type-
writer. Wahl-Adder. desires place where
reliability and energy count. experienced
in stationery business as clerk address
u 60. care Herald
COMPETENT woman sten1grapher. az
present employed by large wholesale lum-
her manufacturing concern. desires % To-
cate IN - Pasos experience covers period
Of about u years along various lines
mainly lumber insurance and oil. refer
er.cea furnished address N. J. E. care
Herd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

high. uses regulation film fsame as used
In any movie theater1. Complete, with !
Southwestern Distributors. r o. BOX 49,,
= Paso.
Money to Loan
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WE PAY cash Tor watches and diamonds.
Alhaubra Jewelry Co, I'll s. e Paso ST.
IS To $50 loaned honest employs. cheap
est rates, confidential Quick Satisfactory
ssrviee. Drake. eo1 Roberts Banner.
sEE Us Tor any Eind o. loan Equitable
Loan Assn. ". s. Miller, MEr SIS Trust
Hours. am % pm s pm % On,
MONEY 10 LOAN on diamonds watches
ard jewelry
MONEY 10 LOAN.
Money loaned on diamonds watches, Jew
elry. AUTOMOBILES and Oh stocks a. TIE
lowest rate Of interest; business strictly
confidential.
SECURITY LOAN co.
Cor. san Antonio ana q Pago. Pa iIsL
Business Chances.
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PHOTO POsTAIs- a1e Texas St
PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER - Envelopes
addressed 225 Trust BldE.. Phi z752-
II. PAsO TRANSFER Co. phone 1913.
Baggage and moving. hauling % eli kinds.
HOUSE AND sign PAINTING. tinting.
paper hanging and decorating best work.
lowest prizes Joe Fuentes Pm 9o2s.
LIVE retail grocery Tor sale. best loca-
ton. best class o. trade a good. big bust
ness address M 60. care Herald
SPEEDWAY TRANSFER COVE Points
Phi 2756. Moving. storage. baggage and
e1press. prompt service. reasonable charges
FOR SALE a live grocery and meat
business, must sell on account Of health.
terms % right parties. Pm 1851
FOX SALE = Live. SET serving grocery
store, vel located. reason for selling. have
other business. GKOsSBI.ATT GROCERY,
512 y. stanton.
FOR SALE-rhe largest and most com
plete cafe in Ranger. with good lease,
for quick action win give bargain, owing
10 oil interest cannot continue Address
Hhlte. ~ 8. MARION. Ranger. Tex
WINDOW BAKElIEs- Several good towns
open for New system OF Bakeries ln Texas
ard Oklahoma sen them ourriEht-no
royaitF-furnish experienced baker 3. ~
Rollins 10 >. Marlzet St. wichita. Kan.
LTHEHTT BONDS.
We pay the most for Liberty hondn. send
us your bonds By registered mall and
check VIII Be forwarded 20 you same day
T. 9. CuRTlSs 4 Co
r Paso Tex
0ldeEt BrnkeraEe Firm IN 81 Paao.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09
For SaIe-Pianos
For SaIe-Furniturs

For Saie-Furu7fure
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Gas STOVES CONNECTED. Pm 2lts-
CHINA caliast and coal 'ranss. or *
ehange for heater. ~. 6eleH-
ALMOST new - inch dining ta5ls. chsa1-
EURNIICKE. bedding and rag1 for sale.
l11 y santa Fe. Pm s2lsw
Two second hand base burners E00d as
new eos S ssaaton-
P or sAEE-A good huffeL Inquire *
rs ~. Rio GEanae. Ap. E.
WE Buy and sen an kinds furnIIurs 5lL
tools RALPH Y DAVIS sos n stautu-
81 Ehone So
EOk sALE-Bedstsad sp-inss. dTssssTs.
rocker. Garrett. gas range. hol water heat
e. ----. eaA- s-l.ea "a 1888
TWO drsssers. duf0id bsd. chairs. Almost
new Phi e52SJ. 2d3l Wheeling ST., take
Manhattan car
IL PAsO FURNITUKE co. pays more i5r
am kinds second hand furniture Get our
lrlce flrs.- Phone 5i3L
FANTED-To trade new Victrola f1r
piano. VIII pay difference On cssh- Adj
aless 2. o. Box SO. = Faso. Tex
BASE burner. hol blast heater. buffet. 65l
ard s1rluss. Eas stove. retrigerat1r. --l-
We SILL HAVE BARGAINS IL sfo7as5
and commission furniture. fresh lots III
N-aaa- o. a.. EAAaala Z HlalaL-ElIH l-as
200 TEXAS. Pm f11e-
THE WESTERN fURNITURE co WI
pay cash Tor your furnltu-e or we WI
elchansa % for new Come 90 the store
tn1l saves Eou money Phone 1883. Ccr-
ner Samoa and Overland
WE AXE in the ularEet Tor your Furniture
u you have anything Tor sale; we VIII eau
ana give you cash BIDS We also l-lda new
to- Old. any amount BLkkAHlIL FL h
AlllhE CO., 600 z. san Antonio. Pm
15ls
We Buy. SELL AND EXCHANGE
Alb 6inls Of furuitures come ard see u.s.
don't sen your flrllture before you scr
orr prices
THE FAIR DEAL FURNITURE CO.
2l4 S Stanton. Phone 1851
MUST SELL At ONCE-srfa Orient5i
rug. 9x1- Administer rug. small russ.
oak hall stand with mirror oak Morris
chair. lllsslon oak rociler. beautiful plate
sl1s7 oak china closet. Oh heater. hole
gasoline stove. drou1eld sewing machine.
flue lur o. preserved fruits f123 Tr1ar-
bridge S.. ? block from Government Hil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

WANTEn - Three or room furnished
apartment or house. couple with q year
old boy. Call for 1lr- Lancaster, Pm llA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09
Rooming Houses-FoE SaIe nd Rsnl

EOR sALE-Smau roominE house. fine
location and good money maker, party
leaving town. must sell address q 81.
care Herald
EOR SAIE-Furnlture and lease. rooms
with sleeping porches, cheap rent
blocks from J.. o.. rooms are rented bring
ing 2l25 per month Phi. 1878. Leaving
city
APARTMENT HOUSES.
BOOMING HOUSES
AND HOTELS.
We have an excellent listing o. real live
money makers. You cannot afford &C.
overlook them Come 20 our new office
and Jet us show you
AR WOLF
at your service
GOODMAN BIOS. d co.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Phone 2424- 295 n. Stanton St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

Undertakes
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REAE-HAGEDON UNDERTAKING CO.
Open day and night 506-50s Texas St.
Fh. 112 Private AMBULANCE rerrfcr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09
Housekeeping RoOms-Furnished

FURNISHED housei-et ping rooms. uEnts
water. phone. HOT bath. nice residence
district. 1o1o olive Phi fss1W-
TWO clean housaEeculf= rooms. sleeping
porch. irhts. water and telephone tur-
nished no sick sic n. kansas
TWO nicely furnished housekeepinE rooms,
sink IN kitchen. lights and water. S225Q
month. also unfurnished rooms run
ninE water. Ishts and water, $40 1916
r san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-09

GROUND EAtuh NtArIE-
s20o buys one acre interest ia IHE 2. $.
WHITE HOMER SYNDICATE wish 20
acres northwest Of present big production
IN the Homer field Almost surrounds Cd
by drilling wells and new locations Big
interest IN this section and prices advan--
ing rapidly Banks wei drilling at over
1000 feet and making gas near our lease
should come IN any day. Only few units
LEFT Get IN your order before alf n
these wells come In This Is your chance
for small fortune from g small invest
meut
z. S. WHITE HOMER SYNDICATE.
sos Mills Bldg Phone $50
Fl Paso. Texas
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
Kansas Boys Leave Home.

Mrs. Geo. c. Snode OF Mcdway,
Kas. just over the line in Kansas,
residing on the old HOllister
place, was in town Monday IL
search OF her l5year-Old son Carl,
together with two neighbor boys
Otto Nelson and Percy Horton. 1t
seems that the three got together
Sunday night and unceremoniously
left for the west without leaving
any information as to their desti.
nation. Mrs. SnOde was in town
again Tuesday and stated that the
boys were traced to Hartman but
nothing further could be learned of
them. Carl is tall of his age, S
feet II inches, Nelson, aged IA is
short and heavy while. Horton is
but 13 years old and small of his
age. Anyone knowing of Snode's
whereabouts is requested to tele.
phone Mr.. Wells, manager of the
telephone exchange at Syracuse.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
c. A. JEwETT INSTALLING
NEW ACTON ALFALFA MILL
Has Leased North End OF Ware
house at Old Holly Beet
Sugar Factory.

c. A. JeWett has leased the north
end of the warehouse at the old
Holly beet sugar factory and is in
stalling new Acton, Giddings sim
gle unit alfalfa meal mill, which he
expects to open about Aug. l5
This is new type of alfalfa meal
mill which has been tried out in
the past two years with apparent
ly gratifying results. One of the
same type of hay mills was recently
installed at Amity.
This means that Holly will have
two alfalfa meal mills, and with
the constantly increasing demand
for ground alfalfa as a stock and
poultry feed, it would seem the pro-
duct of both mills will find a ready
market The new mill here and
the one at Amity adds just two
more to the producing capacity of
alfalfa meal in PrOWers county
which is already the greatest pro-
ducer of alfalfa meal of any county
in the world.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
$1,000 Offered for Prizes
and Entertainment.
BIG PROGRAM OF RACES
AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS
Twelve Round Bout Between Two
Professional Boxers One of the
Features-Broncho Busting, Ball
Game-Big Dance on Program.

The town of Hartman is all on
tiptoe in anticipation of the festi-
vities consequent to her annual
Field Day which will be celebrated
in a large way next Thursday,
Aug l4th.
Two thousand dollars worth of
prizes and entertainment have
been provided for the days pro-
gram, which will include broncho
busting, relay races, auto races,
ball games and art exhibit.
Art extensive premiums list has
been issued offering prizes for all
sorts of fancy work as done by the
girls and women, besides the var
ious awards for the races.
Among the amusement features
is l2-round boxing bout between
two ring professionals for which a
purse of $3.50 has been hung up
for the winner.
AS a matter of fact the Hartman
folks are expecting to have q big
ger and better Field Day this year
than ever before.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
QUARANTINE ALFALFA
FIELDS AGAINST wEEvIL
Six Thousand Acres In Delta Coun
ty Are Affected-Growers Are
Greatly Alarmed.

A special dispatch from Mont
rose, Colo, to the Rocky Mountain
News says the county commission
ers have issued quarantine today
on 5000 acres of alfalfa in the
Spring creek mesa on account of
the alfalfa weevil which was dis
covered there June IS by the state
entomOlOgist
Chief Deputy C. G. Wakeland,
chief deputy state entomologist,
said unless this action was taken
the entire country would soon have
to be quarantined. According to
this edict no hay Or straw can be
shipped anywhere from this quar-
antined area.
The secondary zone adjoining the
quarantine area prohibits ship
ments of grain or straw out of the
county. but permits shipments in
the county.
The quarantine restrictions in
Delta county are more strict since
the spread of the alfalfa weevil
this year, and the growers are great
ly alarmed.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
WORK BEGUN ON JONES
GARAGE LAST MONDAY
Contractor A. Athey Of Lamar Has
Ground Staked on For the
Foundation Walls.

contractor A. Athey OF Lamar
to whom Ed. Jones recently award
ed the contract for the erection of
course of business. 1t is doodle"
his new $4,000 garage here, began
operations with force of four
men last Monday morning. This
force however, will be increased
from time to time as the work
demands.
This new garage will be one of
the finest structures in Holly
when completed. 1t will have
100 feet west frontage ON Main
street and a side elevation on the
north on the Santa Fe Trail of
100 feet. The front will be of
pressed brick, cement, steel and
plate glass, and entirely modern.
The east half of the building will
be two stories the second floor to
be used as a repair and machine
shop.
Mr. Jones personal pride in
his home. and various properties
are well known and is a guarantee
that no expense will be spared in
making his garage second to none
in eastern Colorado
A car load of brick and another
of sand are, already On the ground
and contractor Athey already has
the excavation for the foundation
walls under way. With favorable
conditions as to labor and the re-
ceipt of materials Mr.. Athey ex-
poets to have the building com
pleted and ready for occupancy by
October 1st.
This is splendid location for a
garage and the building will be an
addition to Holly's civic appear
ance, besides a valuable acquisi-
tion to the towns individual and
commercial advancement. 1t will
also doubtless influence the build.
ing of other bushes institutions
in Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
1891 Cars of Cantaloupes.

Present indications, judged by
the acreage planted and now rip
ening in the fields, are that approx
imately 1851 cars of cantaloupe and
Honey Dews will be shipped from
Rocky Ford country this season.
These figures are based upon the
estimate made by the Santa Fe
railway system and from figures Sc
cured from the growers and dis
tributors themselves. Growers
and distributors are enthusiastic
over the outlook and predict that
Rocky Ford dealer-Rocky Ford
Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
CHIEFTAIN GETS FIRST
BROOM MADE IN HOLLY
Machinery of the Farmers Coop
erative Broom Company In.
stalled Except Motor.

All of the machinery of the
Farmers Cooperative Broom com
pany except the electric motor
is now installed in the A. d. Plank
building, known as the old arm.
ory, and now only awaits the ar
rival of the motor to turn out
brooms by the wholesale.
After everything was lined up
today the men in charge turned
the machinery by hand and very
neatly finished one broom which
was presented to The Chieftain
office; and this broom is real
picture for STYLE qality and gen.
eral appearance. 1t is far and
away ahead OF the average broom
found in the stores and for which
you are asked to pay q dollar. 1t
ought to sell to the jObbers and
wholesale trade like hot cakes.
The motor has been shipped
some time and should have
been here before this-it may be
here any day-but as soon as it
arrives the Farmers Cooperative
Broom Co., will be ready to turn
out brOoms for the wholesale
trade. The company has plenty
of broom corn on hand for manu-.
| facture.
When you buy broom here
after, you home folks, demand OF
your dealer the Holly made broom
Get behind this local enterprise as
you should and help make it big
success. 1t will not cost you one
penny to do this and you owe it
to your community as well as the
men who have started the enter
prise. Get the habit Of asking fol-
the broom made in Holly,
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
Must Not Play on Sidewalks.

Notice is hereby given that mas
much as the practice of children
playing and coasting on the side
walks about town with carts, We
locipedes, etc. has become a nui-
sance and a menace to public safe
ty, the same must be stopped.
Parents will please see that their
children comply with this notice.
Il. G. DEMARAY,
Town Clerk.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
Bought 1s Quarter.sectio tions.

A. C. Heckethorn drove a couple
of Denver real estate men out over
eastern part OF the state and west
ern Kansas yesterday and one OF
them bought 1S manifestations OF
land in Greeley county, Kansas,
which indicates that the dry lands
of Colorado and Kansas are COM
ing into their own, with exception
ally strong demand,
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

A meeting has been called of the
farmers of the Holly section for
Tuesday August 18th at the Land
COmpony office, at p. IN. to de-
eide what shall be done on the
grasshopper situation of this dis
trict. Come and state your opin-
ion as to what should be done,
continue or discontinue.
L. NJ. SWETTZER,
County Agent,
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
New Train Schedule Sunday.

A slight change in the passen-
ger schedule goes into effect here
next Sunday, Aug. 10th. Only two
trains are affected, however. Pas
senger train No 10 east bound will
hereafter arrive at 1912 q. IN. in
stead OF 1:O3 a. III. as now. Thus,
trains Nos. 5 and 10 will pass at
Holly. East bound passenger No.
COZ reaching here at 12:40 p. III.
instead 1l:04 a. III. will be made up
at Pueblo instead of La Junta AZ
now,
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
Postal Card Famine.

There was brief postal card
famine in Holly this week and for
a part of one day a postal card
could not be purchased at the
local post office. However, Post
master Adkins was game in the
battle against old High Cost of
Living and held to the old price
Of one cent each up to the closing
out of the last card in the office.
A new consignment has since ar
rived.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
100000 Rail Workmen
Voting on Strike.
100000 CLERKS AND MANY
OTHERS MAY PARTICIPATE
Want Higher Wages or a Reduc-
ton in the Cost of Living-Four-
teen Principal Railroad Unions
Are Making Demand.

Washington, Aug. THE 45O,-
900 members of the brotherhood of
railway clerks, freight handlers,
station, express and steamship EN-
ployes will begin voting Friday as
to whether they will strike i'm
mediately for increased wages or
await a solution of the wage ques-
tiOn along the lines of the propos.
al made to congress by Director
General Hines.
The fourteen principal railroad
unions Wednesday in expressing
to Director General Hines their
disapproval of President Wilson's
proposal that congress create a
commission to consider increased
pay. declared that wage questions
must be settled Immediately.
A genreal program to meet the
present crisis, involving the threat
OF a nationwide strike, was sub
mitted to the director general. 1t
suggested that the money to pro
vide increased pay should come
from an appropriation by congress,
to be followed by appropriate
freight rate advances. This TEN
porary relief must be accompan-
led by determined effort to re
duce the cost of living.
Permanent solution of the rail.
road problem was declared to de-
pend upon the removal of returns
to capital as tile sole purpose of
operation and the director gener-
al, accordingly, was asked to re-
commend to President Wilson
that he attempt to obtain early
passage by congress of organized
labor's bill to eliminate private
capital from control of the rail
roads and to give the employees
share in the profits The unions
declared the belief of the workers
that transportation rates should
be sufficient to guarantee just
wages, maintain the properties
and give equitable returns on
money invested.
Labor leaders who were quest
ioned declined to say whether the
unions would act as a whole in the
future, but declared they were
going through with the present
situation as one body. The result
will be to put the solid weight of
100000 persons, virtually the en-
tire rail transportation pesonnel of
the United States, back of the de,
mands, with the possibility as
never before of the paralysis of
the nations life if general strike
should ensue.
Cooperation between the four
great brOtherhOOds-eng
iiremen, conductors and trainmen
for the first time several years
ago proved the power of united
action in passage of the Adamson
act.
The present situation was said
to be similar, but infinitely more
dangerous. Not only are the four
brotherhOods involved, but all the
other unions also which have to
Zeal with maintenance OF equip
ment and the moving of trains.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
Jones g. Lee Special.

Harry Lee of the automobile firm
of Jones g. Lee, has just finished
assembling a mall jitney for use
in making quick trips in the
Its the remnant of half a dozen or
so of Fords, minus much of the
original body. In fact it looks
about as large as second. Mr..
Lee has painted the body blue
and the wheels red-and its a goer.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-07
A Neat Little Bungalow.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. TrefZ are ex-
pecting to move into their new
bungalow within the next couple
of weeks. Its certainly commod-
ious new home, and enjoys the
distinction of being the first resi-
dence built following the cessa-
tfon of the world war and lifting
of building restrictions,