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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15
TO DEMAND
REDUCTION OF Army
This Action Results From Attitude OF Public That Mtar-
ism Be Swept Away.-Seretary OF War Baker Has
Submitted His Plan To House And Senate Leaders,

Omitted Press staff correspondent)
Washington, Jan. 15.-The smallest
army compatible with national safety
is to be the demand Of congress when
it takes up the regulation plan just
submitted to the house and senate lead
ers by Secretary of War Baker.
Senator Chamberlain and Representa-
tive Dent, chairman Of the senate and
house military committees, today wero
studying the draft Of peace time ar
my plan which Baker submitted confi-
dentially yesterday. No hint Of the de-
tails of this plan has been allowed to
reach congress generally.
But whatever plan Baker and tho
general staff have worked out. con-
gress knows what the country wants in
the way Of an army, leading members
of both houses declared today
The public S attitude has been fair
ly plain in hundreds OF letters to CON
gressmen. These letters are practically
unanimous in demanding that every YES
tige Of militarism be swept away.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15
Railroad Problem VIII
Go To Republican Congress

Washington, Jan. 49, Senate demo.
cratic leaders have decided the rail-
road problem must 60 over to the re-.
publican congress.
They have given up hope Of framing
aud passing bills, disposing Of the rail-
roads before March 4, il developed to-.
day.
Republicans, however, win make an
effort, however, to prevent President
Wilson from turning the roads back be-
fore the 81 month period is up. Sena-
ator Cummins wi in,roouev resolu.
ticn to that effect as soon as the pres
ent hearings are over, he said totday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15
VOTE OF SENATE PLACES
OREGON FAVORABLE TO
NATIONAL PROHIBITION

tional prohibition amendment. The Ell.
more resolution did not reach the sen.
ate until after a similar resolution by
Senator Eddy had been passed, but as
soon as it was read Senator Eddy NOV.
ed the suspension of the rules and the
immediate adoption Of the resolution
as he said he wished to give Mr.. Ell
more, veteran in the ranks Of prohi.
hdtion advocates, the honor of being
the father Of the resolution which plac-
! cs Oregon on record for national pro-
hibition.
| Senator Eddy said he would have
the committee in the house kill his
resolution.
Began About Rumors
! Immediately after the senate open.
/ ed, Senator Thomas rose to question
Of personal privilege, and then opened
up on the rumors that a big highway
bonding bill is being prepared in Port
land for the legislature, while none OF
the members here seem to know any
thing about what is going on.
/ He reviewed the manner in which
the $6,000,000 bonding bin was rushed
through the legislature during the clos
ing hours Of the 1917 session, and de-
clared that the bill was vicious and
rotten.
| At the last session, he said, he had
made diligent effort to learn what was
In the bill, which was being shown to
members who were being asked to sign
it at certain local hotel, but he was
unable TO get hold Of the bill or even
see the bill until printed copy was
Iput on his desk at 8 o'clock on tho
night that the bill was made a special
order for s clock.
.That was an Insult to members of
this legislature, he declared. "Again
at this session, when road building and
providing employment for returning
soldiers are the greatest issues before
us, we hear rumors that swarm of
lobbyists are going to descend upon Us
with a $10,O00,000 bonding bill 1t is
now being drawn by lawyers in Port.
Land. There is to be a repetition Of
what occurred last session.. don't in.
tend to permit it, if ] can prevent it.
Wont Admit It
"If we permit this to be done we
impliedly admit that we do not possess
the ability to enact the legislation
(which we were sent here TO enact.
do not admit any such thing. / do not
-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15
By Lowell Mellett

United Press Staff Correspondent9
Paris, Jan. Misrepresentation fol
Russia at the peace congress was ex
pected to be definitely determined up
on at today's session of the inter-aliied
war council.
The associated powers have reached
the obvious conclusion that discussion
of world peace would be absolutely flu
tile without the vast population of Rus
sin being con.iJe cd. They also are un.
Jerstood to realize that the Russian
problem cannot be solved without the
consent and cooperation Of the people
themselves.
A program for official investigation
of actual conditions in Russia to be
fully discussed today. This, it was be.
iieved, will result in a commission be.
ing sent into that country which would
report directly to the conference. Upon
the report would be based some pro.
gram of recognition for the soviet gov.
ernment and other factions that they
might send accredited representatives
10 Versailles.
Formal Action Today.
Formal action was also to be taken
today on the question Of granting rep.
srsentation to the British dominions
ahis not only carries out the league Of
nations ides, but is significant as bring
ing additional western thought into the
conference. Americas entrance into
the war transformed the issues from
European to world wide scope, and now
old world political ideas are in contact
with those of the new world. Canadian
aud American ideals, for instance, are
c'osely allied.
Provisional agreement has already
been reached regarding delegates for
British dominions. 1t only remains for
this agreement to be confirmed. I'm.
der tho present scheme Great Britain
and her colonies would vote separately,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15
Enemy Prisoners vii
Rebuild Wrecked France

Paris, Jan. 15.-Enemy prisoners of
war will get chance to rebuild what
they have wrecked in France, according
TO decision of the French cabinet, an
noanced today. The prisoners will be
be employed at once on reconstruction
wcrk in the devastated regions. Two
hundred thousand are expected to be
labcrjne by March 20.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15
Senator Thomas Protests
Against Bonding Bills Being
Slipped Through.

fabrication Of the national prohi-
.nl ",',on amendment, by unanimous vote,
M Tu M vigorous protest by Senator c.
~ ~ ihomas t!,i against big highway bond
s,ag bills being slipped through the
s.slslature aas., during the closing hours by
:. "psclal interests, featured This morn
:" y1s1 session Of the senate.
LAVE ml'n the passage by the senate Of
moase n," Joint resolution No. /, by o.
~ nOre, Oregon takes its place in the LIST
" states which have ratified the ma.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15
Hindenburg win Project
German Eastern Frontiers

London, Jan. 15.-Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg has been made generaiis-
simo Of German forces for the protec-
tion of the eastern frontiers, the Eur
ich correspondent of the Journal wired
today.
This action is taken here to mean
that Germany is taking precautions
against an invasion by Polish forces
or by the Russian bolsheyiki.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15
many CONJECTURES
CONCERNING PEACE
PROGRAM ARE RIFE
Premier CleInenceau VIII Pro-
badly Preside AT Formal
Sessions OF Council.
By William Philip silnlns

(united Press Staff Correspondent
Paris, Jan. l5.-Three questions dom.
mated general discussion of the confer
ence program today as The time ap-
preached fer the first full session of
the peace conferences set for Saturday
afternoon. They were:
Will the session be open or secretf
Will the bolshevik problem or the
league of nations come up first
Will Premier Clemenceau or Presi-
dent Wilson presidei
These, together with score CT minor
puzzles are solved or upsolved as fast
as one newspaper edN M Succeeds an
other, or corrcspond4 meets one of
the conferees. IA
Nothing aqthoritatiye could be ob-
tanned whether the conference will be
|opcn or secret. AS to the question what
SHOULD be broached first, Clemenceau
already is pledged to bring up the
league of nations at the outset. The boil
shevik problem probably will ccme
next. It is understood that the situa-
tion Or Poland and similar questions
will be taken up in the general Rus
sian discussion.
Will Have Craftsmanship,
1t is generally agreed that Clemen-
ceau will be given the craftsmanship
through diplomatic precedent. Presi-
dent Wilson does not take precedence
over Clemenceau because he merely
acts as his own premier, hanging the
mantle of the presidency on the same
peg with his hat and overcoat as he
enters the council chamber.
Invitations have been addressed to
representatives of associated nations
big and small to attend the opening
session in the Quai D'Orsav Saturday
afternoon, the time being definitely set
for 2;30. This was done through secre-
tcries Of the five big powers After the
initial meeting, it is understood the
work Of the five principal ma ions will
be conducted largely by committees,
all debates being entirely informal.
The minor nations will be called into
conference then as soon as the commit
tee completes their studies on matters
directly affecting them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15
Airplanes Available For
Patrol Service In Forests

Spokane, Wash. Jan. ia number
of aviators and sirplanes are to be
made available by the war department
for lookout and patrol service in the
forests Of Idaho and Montana during
the coming fire season, according to
Homer Il. Fem o. Ogden. Utah, at a
n.ccting Of fedora; fvIcsters here Tues
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15
Mo1AssEs EXPLODE

Boston, Mass, Jan. 15.--Ten persons
were killed and fifty injured when a
truck load Of molasses casks exploded
at the plant of the Cuban Distilling
company today.
It is believed that the huge casks OF
molasses which were loaded on a truck
standing in the street had fermented.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15
Condition on Colonel
Is Very Satisfactory

Paris Jan. l5.-The condition of Col
oncl House, though still confined to his
bed with indigestion, is very satisfac-
tory, Gordon Auchincloss, his son-in-law
informed the United Press today. He
added that House expects to be out
within few days
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15
Would Give Soldiers $40
For Every Month In War

Olympia, Wash, Jan. 15.--Eveyy sol
dier or sailor Of Washington will be
paid $40 for every month OF war ser
vice, out OF state funds, II the bill
ready for introduction by Senator
George B. Lamping Of King eennty Is
passed. 1t would appropriate $750,000
for the purpose and is endorsed by the
war veterans associations of the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15

Charles W. German. a prominent poll
tician of the state of Washington. and
state printer under Governor Meade,
was stricken with paralysis while talk
ing in hotel at Olympia Saturday
night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15
RUSSIA IS CERTAIN TO
HAVE REPRESENTATION
At PEACE CONFERENCE

Associated Powers Have Reached Conclusion That Dis
cussiOn Of World Peace Would Be Futile Without
Consideration OF Vast Populations OF Northern
Country--PrOgram For Investigation OF Actual Con-
dtions In Russia Was Fully Discussed Today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15

"If we permit this to be done we
impGedly admit that we do not possess
the ability to enact the legislation
which we were sent here TO enact.
do not admit any such thing. do not
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-15
Wsalk Report

Oregon: Tonight and Thurs
daF rain, frssA westerly winds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
70 SaIe-Farms and Ranehel


FOR SALE-Four acres seven miles down
valley Frame house. porch. bearing peach
trees small payment down. terms 70
suir- P. %. Box 251. City
BOWER no GRANDE valley. 40 acres
improved irrigated farm House, barn
sheds: bearing orange grove, grape truil.
lemons. Two acres cabbage, i've acres
alfalfa RhodisElars pasture owner
Box 21-. Hariinger, Tex
FOR SALE-208 acre farm. 6 acre creek
bottom. half In cultivation balance pas
ture- hog tEht fence all around; frame
barn sax6o feet- large hay mower five
miles from division city Inquire P O.
Box sf7. Palestine, Tex
COTTON FARM-Eight hundred acres,
all fenced and crcFs-fencec. Epienui4
buildings. one hundred ton stlo. good
house. tenant houses barns, sheds, exc
Rfch cotton sell. half under cultivation.
reasouahl prices and terms York q san
ford. Peariand. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
AUCTION SALE
OF SURPLUS
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES

THERE WILL BE SOLD on MATCH
10. 1913. At A. 81. AT PUBLIC Arc
TION To THE HIGHEST BIDDER. RE-
MOUNT DEPOT. FORT BLISS. TEXAS,
1000 SURPLUS GOEERNMENr HORSES
md MlLEe- THESE ANIMlLS VIZ
BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT F0R
OVERS E1AS SERVICE AND ARE NOW N
EXCESS OF THE PIES EET REQU IRE
MENTS. THIS STOCK Is N GOOD
c ONDITIO MULES RANGE IN
WEIGHT FROM NINE To FOURTEEN
HUNDRED POUNDS AND THE HORSES
WILL WEIGH FROM ONE THOUSAND
BOTH HORSES AND MULES WILL BE
OFFERED SINGLE. N PAIRS. FOL Rs,
Tens and CAR lots BUYERS Will
BE PERMITTED TO SELECT a ~ d
CLASSIFY STOCK AND HAVE THIN
PRESENTED IN AUCTION FING AC-
CORDTNG TO THEIR SELECTION. Ar
RANGEMENTS HAVE BIN MADE
WITH RAILROAD TO HAVE CARS
PLACED At REMOUNT DEPOT LOAD
ING PEN so THAT THERE WILL BIZ
No DELAY TO BUYERS N SHIPPING
: LEATHER HALTER WILL BE FUR
NISHED WITH EVERY ANIMAL SOLD.
LISCH Will BIZ oBIAiNA Nh =. o. Z :
The Gkol Nd SALE WILL BE HELD
REGARDLESS OF THE WEATHER
TERMS OF SALE-CASH Or CEBTI-
THFsF WILL Also BE SALE OF
HORSES AND MULES At CAMP CODY
REMOTNT On MARCH 1rH- THIS
WILL GIVE OUT OF TOWN BUY EES
TIE ADYASTAGE OF Two SALES On
10 SOT FORGET THE DATE. MARCH
To- AND TIE PLACE FORT Bliss RI
MONT DEPOT, y. PA>o: IN ~,
THIS Is An UNUSUAL OPPOHII My
OF SECURING. HORSES AND MULES At
YOUR OWN PRICE
FOR FURTHER INFORM AIIOS. WIRE
MAJ d. VI. SPEED COMM ASnTNG OF
FICER. REMOUST DEPOT, FORT BLISS,
TEXAS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
FOr Sac o. EEehange-ReaI EsLaIs


SCHOOL LASIl~-Veazey. care Herald.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fiv- passenger
Overland Touring Car. Good paint good
tires New top Real leather upholster-
ing For sale cheap or VIII trade for well
located lots and assume small amount
Call ~ 1913 ~ ochua- Phone $3.50
FOR EXCHANGE
Equity 70 new bunralow fur light auto.
House ia Pacific Beach, Calif-. Tor II
Paso property. value s15oos viii assume
$500 House on Montana. 10 rooms 150o
block 1c5 acres on paved road near Is
lerc- 20 acres Pecrs. Texas 900 acres
White SPUR. about Ss5.0oo equity Tor farm
or city property 10 lots IN GrandvieV
for land. First lien vendors notes for
sale. $1,000 90 loan on inside property.
IS acres near san Eiizario. improved Tor
cottage. Is lots Manhattan Heights. 90
acres near Socorro. ali improved and good
house. 1S5 acres near Las Cruces. i've
room brick house DuraZuo St.--t1tal
ssI. G08-au clear. fo~ large business prop
erty-pay cash difference. Houses IN
Tampa. Florida. for e Paso properly Is
cres near Vado for lots. 135 acres near
Charlotte. Tex good rock house; for
business property III paso. 7-passenger
HAYNES car, good condition az a Facrifice
W. y. CARL
sas CapbIes. Phone So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
For Renl-Room, Furni,bed

c---~~-~-~-~---~-~-~----- -----7-~-~~-~-~~-~-~
VERY DESIRABLE bed room. steam heat.
connecting bath. close iI- No other
roomers Phone SAW. after D. m
PLEASANT front room. connecting bath,
private family. close in garaEa- Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
Far S,Ia-Veb;rIss

FOR SALE-Sevcrsl good second hand
top laundry and cleaning and pressing
wagons cheap Come quick u you want
bargain Also some good single har-
ness Tezico Transfer Co.. 56T S. Santa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
MoULD ToU

The SANTA II has built a new branch
railway line through TIE South Plains re-
giou OF West Texas new farming ene
iives-oclr region with new towns Is being
opened VI This territory already Is part
Il occupied BY a good cless Of settlers ana
crop possibilities proven By actual expert
ence. Here you can profitably ralee coz
-0- CO., rorrhuuns, and fruit Il Is an
ideal livestock and dairy country. Low
uri-es for untitled lands and very easJ
terms Move n early ard take first PICK
r q spesrnan, 1919 RailEzy Exchange,
r-l7f-z-o III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01


500. % acres. upper valley all IN
cultivation. 3 nm house. good silt SOIL
small cash payment any reasonable
terms
sgsn0. q acres Z nj. this side Tsleta.
All in wheat 1-3 cash, bal easy
$3.50. so acres ~ mi this side
veleta. an IN wheat Is worth $3.50 per
acre a real snap
S@5.00O. so acres near Clint % acre
orchard. bearing. 8 rm- house. would
consider small part trade. bal easy
ssESs. About % acres Ia Union, 8
acres alfalfa, bal ali IN cult, small
house. viii trade for California prop
s250o. 4 acres Is MI from e Paso,
%. acres orchard. bearing. z acres
afrrlfa. good I'm adobe house. con
crete foundation & porch, fine shade
trees. reasonable cash payment bal
s6so. ? lots IN blk. IS. Bassett add
ss-.s00. Apartment building. Sunset
Egts. good investment very easy
$3.50. 3 IN bungalow, $500 blk Rio
Grands ST s300 cash. assumption Of
easy paid notes.
sg-nO- Beautiful ?. bungalow. Is T.
front. on Mckinley Ave. $1,000 cash
$3.50. 4 I'm. bungalow. bIks Country
club. take auto part pay.
$50. 4 I'm bungalow. Alta Vista real
bargain
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50 100 san Antonio s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

; room bungalow. two sleeping
porches- two full lots. corner.
Alta Vista section; has basement.
ready for heating plant This IL
a real buy $500 cash Terms on
balance.
WHITE-PADEN REABTT co.
Phone 100.
A BUNGALOW BEAUTIFUL
CUT TO S3950.c0
Has s rooms. breakfast room furnace
and basement. hardwood floors IN
every room. tile bath. fine plumbing
bath. fuu length mirror door. over
head and side-wau G-hts in bed
rooms and very costly huilt-in fur
nituTe- A complete home IN every de-
tail; worth S4500.00 by all compari-
sons Large grounds. and located
close 70 Alta vista school and both
car lines. CAN MAKE VERY REA-
sONABLE TERMS.
NICE BUNGALOW S275o.oO
OF 4 rooms and basement just of
Bliss street in Alta VISTA south
front. full depth lots. $4,000 down
and $500 mo incl interest
PHILLIPS REaTTT CO.
(John W Phillipsl
= ~ - - - - -
BARGAINS
s2250-WalkinE distance. north side,
four room bungalow on paved street.
Easy terms.
S.65O-Alta Vista. four room bunga-
low, glass sleeping porch. modern,
corner; easy terms
s4a5o-TVvo blocks high school Eve
rooms. basement heat. sleeping porch
All built in features. large return
porch ten feet vide, east front: easy
terms.
S450O-Aita Vista, five room bunEa-
law. glass sleeping porch. basement.
heat two lots, corner for house,
walking distance
sG5Oo-Near high school six room
bungalow. trade for bungalow in Alta
Vista or Manhattan Heights.
20OO Acres-Best cotton growing land
and in one Of the best agricultural
counties Of the state for trade.
Improvements Acreage can be cut
&c suit.
lots as first payment on small bun
ralow.
MORRIS INVESTMENT COMPANY.
421-422 First National Rank Bldg.
CalI Morris III
ROOM BUNGALOW 500
practira llr new and IN fine condition.
Located on two lots within six blocks
of Alta Vista school Par particulars
phone,
gIBLER.
At LEAVELL & SHERMAN.
11s Texas 81. Phi. 1925.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

600 ACRES best land on the Island, .
percent ready Tor pillow Price $3.50 per
8. J. CRADDOCE WITH
DOUGLASS c. CROWELL AGENCY
90 sTfiir Bidr. Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
For Sale-CounTv Prouertv


- ArOUD NJ
so acres all IN cultivation. 40 acres
enc year old alfalfa. 20 acres new
alfalfa. IS acrer planted to wheat
Land well drained and very good
soil Large hay barn, implements
and teams Price $4,000; one
fourth cash, balance easy terms.
10 trade.
CHARLES B. STEVENS
Real Estate and Insurance
City National Bank Building
Phone 1f54.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
For Reni-Rooms and Board

- - : ~ ----~------
ROOMS with board T9s y. oregon
Rooms WITH BOAkD-l12o Myrtle.
ROOM. : p board. close IN 5411J-
EXCELLENT room and board Pm s53aW-
VERY DESIRABLE roomf vita board.
~ w. Rio Grande.
WANTED few table boarderss eiose
IN Phone 5s2s.
FIRST CLASS room ard bard Phone
6s5I- Ms A. Il Buchuer-
Rooms and board. strictly flrst class.
Mrs- g. T. Leary. 3l4 W MISSOURI
HOME SANATORIUM for couvalescents-
Wonderful climate. excellent table sum
rler rates Box 115. Tularosa, n "
porch for two gentlemen. IN private home;
board y desired; Earage- 1o5 Aesa-
sunny CREST sASATORIUa
Steaks. fresh eggs. bottled milk Phone
LARGE. DESIRABLE front room win
board. suitable for coupler also smaller
room: hot bath convcr!eucess reasonable
1ol1 p Neyada-
For Rsnt--Storss and Offices
CORNER STORE with basement. Overland
and santa Fe- Phone 17sIW.
PARTLY FURNISHED office for rent
Inquire az capies Bids.
FOR RENT Or sALE-CentraIly located
warehouse with large trackage- Also, Of
flee fixtures. safe. Burroughs adding ma
chine etc address Sl7i. Herald
FOX RENT-A large and a sI1au oftice
"a the Herald Building. Heat. Hight and
ianifor service furnished Reasonabis
rates Apply 70 the Auditor OF the Herald
WAREHOUSE WITH TRACKAGE
s10o square fees fi0or space in wholesale
district: viii rent all OF part with Or
without Office space. a. an exceedinEiy
low rate.
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY
"a Mills Bldg Phone ssoe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
SeII-LiHe Stock-Bu1

Seil-LiVe Stoek-Buy
-------------------~-~-~-
FOR sALE-Two stock hogs Phone 774s.
FOR SALE-se0 ewes and lambs Write
T9I Herald
FOR SALE-OHe pint milk goat So. 4o17
Oxford
FAMILY HORSE for gale. good in barnes
or saddle. $50. Phone $751;
HOLSTEINS-HOLSTE
Auction sale. Fort Worth. Texas. March
a. BY Texas Holstein Breeders Club.
Best animals In state consigned Many
10 gallon cows. Address ]. ". RitEray.
Secy-. College Station. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
5000

room bungalow. two sleeping
porches- two full lots. corner.
Alta Vista section: has basement.
ready for heating plant This Is
a real buy. $500 cash. Terms on
balance.
WHITE-PADEN REALlTT co.
Phone 400.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
Docs For Sale. Wanted. Etc.

At STUD CACTUS REX
Only FOR a limited tine. undoubtedly the
test American bred Airedale Terrier IN
the southwest direct sire international
Champion ABBY King Eobhier. grand sire
Soudan Swiveller. Dam Pixies Peak Ma
ulda- Only persons with first class psdi-
greed dogs viii Be accommodated To
make arrangements. call Phone 4TseW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

THIS Is A GOOD BUY
80 acres. all in cultivation, %
acres planted 10 wheat. acres
good family orchard Improve
rnents consist Of a good five
room house. and small outhouse-
I.znd well drained Small cash
payment. balance on your own
terms Price $4,000.
CHARLES b STEVENS
Real Estate and Insurance
CITY National Bank Bldg.
Phone s454.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
Second Hand Clothing

Ladies' ani hand clothing bought Ph-lsso-
Mems md hand clothing bouEht Pm 1881
End HAND CLOTHES wanted Pa e.ss.
LEVY pays highest prices ladlss.' mems
End hand clothing Phone 1Sse.
WE PAY MORE Tor iadies.' mems second
hand clothlnE. shoes. etc Phone 1lSG-
WE PAY highest prices for second hand
THE BEST PRICE PAID
f1r mems used clothing and shoes Phons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

CUT RATE HARDWARE ana Paintin
HENRF MOHR. 2n9 s. II PASO, 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
For SaIe-Citr Property

II EOU WISH 10 get q beautiful 6
room house with all modern conven-
fences at about two-thirds Of its cost
phone J. s Crozier, 2055, Room 800
Trrzr P17r