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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
Livestock Market


8 Chicago. H. May 1S.-CCnited States
Bureau OF Markets. -zfoEs-T.eccipts. a.
600. market. steady % dime lower; big
packers holding off bidding about &c
I heavyweight. SEQ n e1- 1lediuul7ai o.
s2o50 r. 1850; Lightweight seo-25 n eo-S5-
liEht-lights. S19T $3.50; heavy packing
s0ws. rough. s19G 1875 pigs, $50 %
stock and feeders. 15T25c higher: bulls.
steady % strong calves. slow, bidding
lower Beef steers. medium and heavy
weight choice and prime sl6-'7 2 1897
medium and good s12-5edl7: common.
S11.e5 1875. lightweight. good and choice.
S13-75 all; common and medium Sle-5e q
1875. butcher cattle. heifers- sSNl5- cows.
$40 2 1915 Gamers and cutters 49, z
49, veal calves. light and heavyvre eight
S1e15 Ola. feeier steers. s1o-25 2 1889
stocker steers. SS25 1850
sheep-Receipts $4,000; Few early
sales Of shorr lambs. steady 20 strong;
sheer dull. lower Lambs. 81 pounds down
S1fn15.e5; IS pounds ND slS-75 r 1913;
cuIis and common. 500 1850 springs. 81
medium. good and choice. $3.50 4l-; culls
adn common. S5G1o-o5-
Kansas CITY Livestock, Close
Kansas City. 40 Nay 1S.-fU1ited
states Bureau OF Msrkets.-HoEz-R
ceipts. $1,000; lower Heavies- S-o.-o4
$3.50; lights. s19d $3.50; pigs. SAG r.
Cattle-Receipts- eleo; steady steers
So discs; heifers 500 1913; cows
s6.65 s1ae5; calves. s10-50G 1875: stock
ers. ss80F15.
sheep-Receipts. 1000. steady Lambs.
s1s018T5- ewes. ss-5e617-
Fort worth Livestock. Close.
Fort Worth, Texas, NAY 1s--Cattle--ile-
cefpts $500 steady. Beeves. sS-5Q6 14s
stockers. sST1250. COWS sfG1e.50- heif-
ers. S5d1350; bulls. 76s.s5; calves $3.50
G12.58.
Ffor-Receipts 1890. unchanged Heavy,
sos n cess. medium. so n 2Q-S5. light
sra.-5 r a0e5- mixed SIS 30 n 1880 con-
IA
Sheep-Receints. 50e0- dragEy and low.
err lambs s14I1z. rearlings. So 2 l55
wethers. 81 a12i ewes. s1oG11i culls. 3 @
s.. goats. sf66.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
CORPORATION COMMISSION
DELAYS IMPORTANT CASES

Phoenix. Ariz.. Nay 1S.-The corpo-
ration commission has put off until
May Is the hearing OF the Yuma pub
lie utilities cases. particularly affect
ing an effort TO discontinue the serV-
ice Of unfiltered Colorado river water
for irrigation. There has been delay
also Of the claim Of the United Verde
Extension company against the rail-
roads that have carried its ores 10
Douglas from ClarkdaIe- On Nay 20
will be heard evidence on the claim
or the company 10 large rebates on
the sums paid the railroads in excess
OF what is claimed correct
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
BUYING
IS VERY BRISK
Wet Weather Over Large
Portion of the Belt
Stimulates Activity.

New orleans. La. May lathe wet
weather over The greater portion OF the
belt stimulated buying o. cotton today
The opening was steady and in the first
half hour Of tredius the market rose 70
20 70 points.
Cotton opened steady. May. $3.50: July.
S26-55, October. s-ffs; Dccembe-. seL0f-
January. S25-ss-
Complaints Of grassy fields here and
there in the belt increased the demand.
In the trading I'D 10 noon the advance
was widened 10 20 % points.
Spot cotton steady and % points up.
sales on the spot 24s1 bales. TO arrive. es5-
Low middling. Sass; middling. gzs.I5.
good middliug. s2s-13. Receipts. 1868;
stock. f02. 03f bales
Offerings were slender after the noon
hour. AT I o'clock. prices were g % 81
points
Cotton Futures Close
Sew York May Is - Cotton futures
closed firm; Nay. $50; July. z1-91. Oc-
tober. es-72; December. 1885, January.
-f-ss-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
MARKET
AGAIN STRONG
Rise in Silver Carries Up
Coppers Which Have
Some Silver Ore.

Tuesdays copper market continued its
broad activity ana strength. and the prices
made further gains throughout the entire
list Of the big co2pers according 20 j. 5.
Curtiss d. c.. Hotel sheldon. Chino adj
vanced as high as SS4 and the inward
swing Of Inspiration and Utah continued.
Shattuclz-Arizoua- which has long been
neglected advanced 10 fun point Of 1slL
ana there was an improvement ia the biz
price o. Calumet and Arizona. RAY Con-
solidated advanced fun point 10 a11s.
hennicutt Butte superior. Chile Corner
and similar issues were very strong
The extremely rapid rise in the last
two days in copper stocks IS attributed
10 two definite facts One is that an
the big producers report a very much bet
ter inquiry for copper metal. and second.
the rise in the price Of silver metal has
affected some OF the copper stocks Many
Of the large copper mines contain quite
percentage OF silver in their ore. Among
these may be- mentioned Anaconda. Cerro
de Pasco and Shattuclz- Arizona
Curb coppers shared in the general en-
thusiasnn on the exchange. and prices we're
better in the outside department
--latest aFrn--nn.~ --ea,-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
Helm Wanted-Pemsle

--~-~-[------- ~--~---~-~-------~---~-~
WANTED 90 buy chickens Pm 391ai-
WANTED-Kitchen ehceEcr and cazi-er
Apply chez Paso iel Sorrc HoteL
COOK ana aundress 10 Ci3udcroft Babr
Sana torlgnn- Phone 6ls9
WOMAN for general houseuorzs no coos
ing COS ~ Oregon
WANTED-l-hamber maid al chs Laugh
Iin hotel Apply ar 81 vs. Franklin e.
for lunch counter and a
cold DRINK stand Phone so az Lynchvil.e-
WANrED-Girl dispensers and waitresses
experience uuuecezsary but preferred Pot
ter confeetionery Co. Allls Bts-
WASTED-GirI Tor general houssworz f1r
family OF three. good salary Can 1878
p Boulerard. Apt =
HANTED-American woman for general
homework reference required Apply ~
Texas street
WANTED-Iezictn eirI Tor senerai house
work Must stay some nights 19lZ Bliss
WANT young woman who Eas eompieied
a correspondence course ll 1lrer-i1iuE-
Adde'S HISS. care Herald
RESPONSIBLE woman 20 look af-er tEc
small childrens good vases room and
board Address HI care herald.
DIR. EDWARD AUER. 8l6-18 Trust BID.
Chronic diseases. Diseases OF women
Especially equipped for tre1tuert o. 81
Nervous diseases. Phone 4sf2
sDeaisi1s ehamber-
maid apply in person. EOS Texas. Sew
8ritton hotel
LADY To keep house and taE6 care 81
irtle boy good wages AmeE==lz only.
Address lees. care Herald
" ANTED-Exper.ence dining room 7ait-
-esses. SO week Lunch counter wali-
-esses. 81 week. Apply Modern cafe
basement Mills Bldg
~ ANrEu-NarEer and assorter- = ladies
ne 90 1ls- IN, other 20 lssorr and bundle
Wages $50 American Laundry q Dry
leaning Co. Santa RITA n 1f-
4 LADY or young lady as solicitor
nay have the hesr proposition On town.
.asv and profitable can at Eergrer
'tudlo over the Unique theafar-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
s4s, 900 SOUGHT IN YEAR
UNDER SMITH-HUGHES ACT

Phoenix. Ariz-, May l3.-Applications
for vocational educational funds IN
der the smith Hughes act in Arizona
for the year 1s1S-1919 totaled more
than s4s,0 900, or $4,000 more than the
fund allotted 10 the state for this pur-
pose. according to a report made to
governor Campbell by I. Colodny, d.
rector Of vocational education
OF the 20 high schools in Arizona,
the report said. % include vocational
education in their courses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
N. Y LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fBy Associated Pressl-
New York. May 1s.-Nercantls paper
90 ass percent
Sterlin=- 80 day bills. ss-651z- CONNER
rlal so day bills on banks s46e7s7 COM
merciaI so day bills S4s5E; demand
s9-Gsrf- cables. SA6esi-
Ear silver 5f.14A.
Mexican pesos. sc.
Time loans strens; all dates 81 G5sa
percent
can money steady; high Q. low. g rui-
ing rate 5; closing bid. o. offered at "a :
last Joan. . percent
Copper firm electrolytic, 15A Ice
Iron steady No 1 northern and No I
southern S.s--5; No = southern and No
7-orthHru. Se6.75-
I.ead-Firm- Spot offered At $50; June,
s6eiJer-Fi-m. spot 5sas.o5; July $3.50
$50
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng May 11--Ciosing quota
tons in the metals market today were
SPOT eoppe--z7s Us Cd; elactrolytio. ESQ
los
spelter-zc5 IS.
Tin-Eee- g.
Lead-Ee4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
VALUABLE EXPORTS PASS
THROUGH JUAREZ PORT

A report OF the import and export
trade passing through the port OF
Juarez. with comparative figures as
to the last two fiscal years. compiled
by the American consul. E A. Dow
appears in the current commerce re
port issued by the bureau OF foreign
and domestic commerce. copies OF
which reached FL Paso Monday.
According 10 the compilation made,
the total exports from Mexico into
the United States for the year 1918
were S2.S31.S26. as compared with 81
549.0f5 for the year 1917. They con-
sisted chiefly Of lead. silver. gold cop
per and zinc ores. silver and gold
bullion. hides. cattle and lumber. The
imports from the United States we're
$685.. $50 for 1918. and sf.757.19O for
1917 These were chiefly coal, cotton,
mems clothing. hardware and shoes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
BOY PIG RAISERS WILL
BE GIVEN START BY BANK

A plan 70 furnish Is to 20 boys with
q pig each TO raise was worked out
Monday afternoon by Roland Harwell-
county farm agent, in conjunction
with officials Of the state National
bank. The bank has agreed to fur
nish the money for the purchase OF
TIE pigs. TO be repaid when the fat
tened hog is sold The applications
FOR pigs must show that the boy is
prepared TO take proper care OF the
nig Mr. Harweu viii give instruc-
lions rs 10 the feeding
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
FOUR INDICTMENTS ARE
RETURNED BY GRAND JURY

Four indictments were returned
Tuesday at noon by the county grand
jury. Three Of the men indicted are
as follows: Tomas Aguilar. theft over
$50. Jose Andrada, statutory offence.
and Vicente Alvarado. burglary.
Aguilar is alleged to have stolen $40
in currency and a check for s16S01
from Lieut.. Wipperman at the country
club. Alvarado is alleged 10 have
stolen 200 bars Of solder metal from
the store OF Momsen, Dunnegan and
Rwan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
WAS DOOR OPEN? STATE
FAILS TO PROVE BURGLARY

Inez Flores, charged with burglary,
was found not guilty by a jury in the
esth district court Tuesday morning
on an instructed verdict by judge W.
D. Howe
Flores is alleged to have entered a
residence on South Ochoa street and
TO have been caught in a room The
state. however. was unable to prove
that the door TO the room was not
open when he entered and hence was
not able 70 show that burglary was
committed He was not accused Of
having taken any property
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
W. s. s. AND CASH STOLEN
FROM SCHOOL IN PHOENIX

Phoenix, Ariz-. May 13.-Thrift
stamps and cash totaling $500 in value'
belonging 10 school children Of the
city. were stolen from the vault in the
school administration building here
some time between the closing OF the
office Saturday and its opening Mon
day.
On his arrival at his desk superin-
tendent Lopez reported finding the
vault open, the combination off and
ten strong boxes from the different
schools rifled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
GRAIN PRICES
OND0WNGRiDE
Bears Control Corn After
Big Commission House
Makes Heavy Sales.

Chicaso. H.. May 15-Heavy selling los
a big commission house did good deal
today TO put bears rain in control Of the
corn market opening prices, which
ranged from > Tzttc lower with july az
S166sz G1-s71z and September at Sl-57 z n
l59. were followed by material sethacNs
in addition.
Rallies =er- errous but all transient
The close was weak -. q fatc net l1ver.
with July az sL6fts Ts1-6fas. and sep
TENDER al sI5Cs- q S1.567t
Crop Reports Weaken Oats.
Favora BILE crop reports weakened oats.
After opening unchanged 10 asc down.
with July az 6Si5 IS 2 G. the market con-
tiuued 20 sag
shorts covered after n idday. but with
out greatly clleriuE quotations
Provisions were dull and heavy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain Close
Corn-July. s1.ff1s; September. sl-@6 =
Oats-July. sT-sc- September. 5ifec-
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork May. $3.50; July. $50 So.
Lard-Iuly- $3.50 September S5l &C.
Ribs-lfay. seS-Sa- july. Se7S7-
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago. IlL. May. 15.-Butter-hiEher-
Creamery. 50T-cc
EEEs-Feca 4ggGs cases. higher;
firsts. s20 s97s c- ordinary firsts- 81 = @ fSc-
AT market cases p cluded- Al = f1c- stor-
age packed firsts. 49, q 1850; extras. i5is
T45E
Pcultry-Alive. higher: fowls $50
Kansas City Produce, Close
Kansas CITY. 40 May 13--But-er-
Packing. 1c higher; 52c- Other grades
unchanged.
ErE-tac higher firsts acc
Poultry Unchanged Hens, 2ec- 1sc,
broilers. SOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
PAVING AND SERVICES To
IMPROVE AGSTAFF. ARIE.

Flagstaff. Ariz.. May 13--Petitions
have been presented the city council
asking the paving Of 6S00 feet Of
streets in the northern part Of town
at a cost Of more than $4,000. The
municipality is about TO start con-
struction OF new sewers TO cost about
100000 Mclean & Walsh Of Los An
geles have secured the first sewer
contract AZ sS4,555.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13

Lubec. Ne. NAY 13-Spencer Hin
son. a young poultry fancier I'm this
town. has a freak chicken. for which
the high cost Of living has no terrors-
II was Matched out about three weeks
ago with four individual legs two
extending downward and two being
folded comfortably across its back un-
til such time as they might be needed
for extra scratching exercise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
MAN BELIEVED STRUCK
nv wrn AN II

Douglas. Ariz-, May 13.-ln the
county hospital is a Mexican. found on
the Borderland highway seriously cut
and with a crushed elbow He was
picked up by r. Evans OF Tyrone and
j. W. Shinn Of FL Paso. II is believed
the man was struck by a train and
that he managed TO stagger over to
the road
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13

At luncheon at the Elk's club
Tuesday at noon. plans were discussed
for the drive to raise a budget for the
salvation army work I'm III Paso. in
Guiding the Rescue home The can
vass viii probably be made i'm Ju1v.
The Elks viii discuss 10 tonight They
booked the Aalvation army war work
drive a year ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
MEXICAN MONEY.

1rerican bank notes, state bills, az &c
Nacionales. 24c-
Mexican sold. 5Q1c-
Ioldres. 14c-
Tostones. old. sec new. CSC
Mexican pesos. 77G47c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13

Observations taken
81 a. M 18th
meridian time. Nay
1e. 1918.
Tnreca sts:
Fl Psso and VIZ
entity. Partly cloudy
tonight and We'd
ueeday.
New Mexico and
Arizona. Tonight and
wednesday fair not
much change In
temperature
West Texas To-
p ght and Mednes-
day partly cloudy,
cept probably
showers Panhandle
cooler Panhandle
Wednesday.
in Il pas0 at noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13

= meeting q The county c0mmIs-
sioners will be held i'm the county
court room at z-30 o'clock this evening
The commissioners viii audit bills for
the month Of April and approve their
payment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13

Oil and Mining
OIL STOCK WANTED-wm exchange Fl
Paso or Guthie. Okla. property Fred C.
Anollenoerg. $40 Caples building
DUKE ENTENsION-WW sen 100 shares
at sf-5o
l. T. KILLER
1ls Texas St Phone s226
80 ACRES near sunshine vel. on struc-
tlre- VIII sell undivided acre tracts
500 per acre 81 A. Gof. l0z Two Re
puolcs building.
NEW SECTIONAL MAP
OF El Paso and Hudspeth counties show
ms approximate locations Of Pennsvlva-
MA formation Price 90 cents. ANY sta
uorery store or Netcaife Blue Print Co..
gap-es Bldg.. II Paso. Tezas
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-HoteI al Lake
wood New Mexico in the center OF PEI
COS valley oil field Wei being drilled
within mile OF hotel For particulars. ad-|
dress y. Bolt Lakewood. y. ~
OIL HAS BEN STRUCK AT PFCOS
BY the sunshine OF Corporation Have.
choice acreage on structure acquired from
them 40 $1,000 TO 5000 per acre. In five
or ten acre lois Prompt delivery OF
transfer % lease Vow is your onnor-
tunlfE- Write or wire today.
" = FRANKLIN.
I.iccrsed Broker
SOS s Ei Paso ST. p o. Box ros.. /
II Faso, Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
Citizenship Applicants
Face New Question List

Somerset. Pa. May 13.-Are you a
Bolshevikc Are you an anarchist
Do YOU believe in the doctrines OF
Lenine and Trotzky2 Who started
the war Do you read American news
papersc These are some OF the new
questions applicants for naturaliza-
tion are obliged 20 answer I'm the
Somerset court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
sly. SECTIONS OF TIMBER
TO BE SOLD BY AHIZONA

Phoenix. Ariz. Nay 13.-SlI sec
tons Of heavy pine timber. the prop
erty OF the state university, located
near Flagstaff. are TO be sold by the
state land commission About 1900.
600 feet Of lumber viii be available
for cutting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
MARKET
CLOSES STRONG
Much Attention Is Given
Broad Trading; Some
Issues Show Pressure.

New York. Say 1S.-Much attention was
given broad trading on the stock exchange
today oils. shippinEs and motors show
Ing further pressure. Sales appropriated
100. 600 shares.
Liberty bond closing prices were. = s..
s--l-- first SIS. $500 second f's. eA0s:
first 4it's. $50 second KS 14lf- third
iils. s5---. fourth ftt's. 9L18-
The close was strong
Metal shares Feature.
shares Of companies representing the
steel, copper and silver industries were
again The chief features OF strength al
the opening OF today's stock market. gain
ing I TO points. Motors and equipments
were nor far behind though in less ac-
tive demand The food division. feathers
tohaccos. Atlantic Guir American Inter
national and D. dustrial Alcohol also made
substantial Contributions 10 the advance.
but rails were relatively dull aside from
rhe moderate strength OF ST. Paul pre-
farred. Southern Pacific and 5fissouri Pa
,inc-
oil Shares Are Erratic.
Steels and copners added very generally
to- early gains during the morning stock
session and shippinEs also became stronger
with r-iis. low priced issues. such as Texas
and Pacific Pere Marquette, Rock Island
So Louis and san Francisco and pittsbur=
snd West Virginia. featuring that group.
Among oils the market developed cratic [
tendencies. selling evidently OF professional
origin centering on Mexican Petroleum.
Texas company and Sinclair OIL Royal Z
Dutch issues were striking exceptions ris- I
Ing 90 points Rallies occurred at
H1ension- including equipments and invest {
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13

DO NOT SELL your farHitars or farnIsf-
mss until you gee our prices. We nur
stoves trunks. suilcases No natter rrnrs
you have. we pay The highest prices rhe
Eair Deal Furniture Co.. Phone glr So
p san Antonio street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
HelD Wanied-Male and Female

COOK On RANCH. near Cliur Texas 90
90 cooking fgr Two peo7i- Phone l5-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13

~ In n A7-A.AA7s "a = L. AAN-fs
Entire state OF Texas can be covered at
the lowest possible rate with the largest.
most thoroughly distributed circulation
cents per word sundays
61z cents per word Daily
20 words minimum
A guaranteed circulation go. 900 sun
days. 225.e00 daily.
This is the combined circulation Of The
Dallas Tlmes-Hera1d. Fort Worth star
Telegram. The san Antonio Light. II Paso
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
Your ad sent 20 any OF the above papers
with cash viii be handled FOR you and
your ad will appear IN all OF them.
wednesday noon should see your copy
in any one OF the offices for your al TO
appear in these papers the following sun
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13

SEE HARTLEY 4 KING.
D ar.r.-- Coon. ..a.rT-- f.r-ar rrr-r-. arr1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
CASA GRANDE BUYS LAND;
nmUnm ron um-nmm n-He

Casa Grande, Ariz.. May 13.-The
city council has purchased a block OF
land for municipal purposes and viii
deed a part Of it to the Woman's club,
which has plans for the immediate
construction OF club building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
Oil and Mining


LEASE Oh land. 50 acres northwest Ala
mogordo- 16o1 n. kansas street
OIL LEASE BLANKs-For sale Dy Ellis
Bros. Printing CO.
ROYALTY near Producing wells. Easrland
County. $40 acre FOR fourth trade for
srazlng and. II J. ccllins, Gorman- Tex
OFFER - Il PASO RANGER
VIII sen T. X L. ss-zo. Big Pool f1ls-
Burkley- $50 sehlek q Co. -a- 1iills
building Phone 1851
SO BUYS OIL LEASE - Texas leases
mazing investors rich Write now Pc
COS Lease syudicate. 400 Moore Bids Fr-
Worth. Tex
drawing or tracing 20 show your hold
iuEs. either for blue printing or cuts
Metcalfe Blue PINT GO. Phone 298l-
WISH 70 correspond with reliable Of
broker Have some good leases Joining
big comnanies one wen being sunk. Adj
dress T-e5 Herald
LEASES tn central Texas fleld near pro-
ducinE wells. - per acre r O. wells
BroWuwood. Texas. or see ~ A. Goff 10-
IEo Repu5les Boz. ~ Fase
TULAROsA OH LANDS
Lcases-Large and small tracts
SEE HARTLEY 4 KING.
Lobby Canptells hotel Phone $500
SELECTING lands for organizing oil and
Development COMPANY Gcoiogical ezami-
nation 20 insure success Initial invest
meut S190 entities holdings 20 amount Of
80 acres For further particulars address
Knight G. Maiden. consulting engineers.
els F. san Antonio ST.. FL Paso. Texas
Phone $50
S3O.OOG PROFITS On each 500 an actual
record: s. or $40 monthly may bring you
Quicy money in going company with II
protu cling wells. refinery. and hundreds
acres OF rich holdings thousands en- prof-
its divided last year opportunity open
20 very man and woman for short time
free particulars tell you how act TO-DAY
Mary Owens oil Company. Department
1f1. Houston Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
WEST TEXAS


NUNAHAN> > Do ~ NIoIH--LolHecLInE7
T. & p. and G. H. * S. A. Rys-. Mona
hans Grand Falls Imperial. Bueua Vista.
Oswego RENT train. Fl Stockton. Al
pine. ONE DAY DAILY except Sundays
Phone or wire reservations. ". r. Beat
y. Monahsns; J. b. Storey. Busus Vista.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13
Heb Wanted Male

Help Wanted Male
WANTED eriencsd bakers helper.
Apply She'd ru cafe
WANTED with bicycle 70 deiiver
sroeeries- Coed pay 1lichaeis Grocery
Phone 4Q7a-
ENPERIENCED spanish dry goods CLERK
for Las Cruces Arriy SIS Myrtle avenue
Enone 80
NANTED-T0ung man who has completed
a correspondence course in advertIsinE- Adj
eIess 49, care Herald
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Who can care for
own machine $50 Position now onen
Lhe GraQlic- peminE- N IT.
FIRST CLASS architectural draftsnan.
VINO is practical detailer- send samples
OF work and further particulars 90 war
IN 60 bulldlng Dept W-rreu- Ariz-
WANTED Experienced grocery and nssas
salesman We have good prnuor.tion
Tor live wire STATE axe. experience
1ne sallry Eanted in reply Add-lss I--27-
WANTED-FIrst class Baker - WORK on
> = c1rpe7fer- Carrenttr's Bakery shop
Phone l5o1-
WANTED drug clerk REGISTERED in The
state Or NeW Mexico must furnish Al
econlrnen1ations- Preference 70 dis
charged army man Cloudcroft Pharmacy. .
C-oudcrof- n ST.
ENPERIENCED cutoff rip. ana resa7T
men Pay 45 cents Must be- experienced [
Nine hours y. J. Loesch Sun-- the
Colorado Lumber Co, S5l1 Wazee ST..
Denver
WANTED-An Amsrican with fIrsr ciazs
reference Tor travelling salesman On Mex E
leo Must speak spanish one who has
had experience preferred state salary er- q
pected and qualifications for this line OF
1lslness- Aadress Post Office Box "a. Z
GOVERNMENT n1eds s680 cIsarEs for J
census 500 month limitations soon. i
Age requirements is or over For free
particulars, write Raymond Terry fformerI
civil service eE1minerl. $40 Continental
Bids Washington q
WASTED-lachinsry salesman. Prefer .
man acquainted with southwestern terri
tory Must be aggressive. competent
man who has initiative and undersandz i
mining and power equipment. Give fun
details and salary expected Address
Rlfi. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-13

Ocean was again IN the lmelight with
sales at S1.07is and plenty OF bids at Sl-o5-
JaEgers Wallace sold up TO $3.50 with the
last offering at 500