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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-18

Senate seeks to stop hasty rail
action" We trust 1t will hays
nothing to say against speedy rail
action.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-18

The Allies Will fix the peace terms.
Germanys only privilege will be to
sign them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08

BUNGALOW near Fort bliss. Phone ss4s-
FOR REM houses fur. or unfur-i near
Ft Bliss ARMY aoIs Grand ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
Woods Grocery
ManagerBKi
ByAutO ThiSA.M.
Driver Says He Did Not
See Man Until He Was
In Front Of Car.

W. W. Woods. manager OF the
Woods Grocery Co. was struck by a
seven passenger touring car owned by
Mclean. Simmons * Hartford. driven
by Frank Carroon. at Sis Tuesday
morning in the $500 block or Boule-
ward He was rushed to Hotel Dieu,
where he died at $50.
According TO the evidence brought
out at the coroner's inquest Cartoons
car was going at a speed OF about IS
or 90 miles an hour. the driver did not
see Mr.. Woods until he was directly
in front OF the car and did not have
time TO stop the machine.
Judge Deaver. who held the coro-
ner's inquest, found a verdict OF death
caused by conclusion as the result Of
an automobile accident
Mr.. Wood was go yeaCs % age. He
resided with his family az Slb North
san MarciaI street 10 complaint was
made against CarrOon- Judge Deaver
stated, The occurrence was an acci-
dent"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08

Stafford MERCHANT.
|. E. SOLOMON. 10 RETIRE

Stafford. AriZ-. April 81 f. Sol
ONION. who in 1877. founded the town
Of SOlomonville, for years the county
seat Of Graham county. and who dur
ing the intervening period has con-
Quoted one Of the largest mercantile
and farming enterprises OF the state.
has concluded to retire and to make
his home hereafter with his son.
Charles solomon. a Tucson banker
He has sold most Of his Solomonville
town property, but retains a large
acreage OF farming land
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
Lack Of Error
PrOUeS Bond Is
Fake, Declared
Santa Fe' Spelled Right In
Bogus Bond, Wrong In
Genuine, Upton Says.

Santa Tie. n. ~, April S.-The state
Unexpectedly rested yesterday after
noon in the trial Of W. X Kelly, Kan
sas City bond broker. charged with
knowingly collecting $500 on forged
Santa Fe county bond 254. after in
Producing the testimony Of VIII Tip
ton. hand writing expert OF the state
land office.
Upton testified to many differences
between the bond 254 and the Origi-
nal Santa Fe county bonds. fin that
errors in the original bonds did not
appear in the bond, said by the state
TO be forged
The chief OF these was discovery
that the genuine bonds spell the name
of the county wrong while the bond
in dispute overlooks the error in the
original and spells Santa Fe properly
The defence sought TO gain a con-
tinuance Of the trial till Tuesday
morning TO recall former state treas
urer Maroon from Albuquerque but
were unsuccessful and then filed
motion 20 take the case from the jury
on the ground that insufficient evil
dence had been presented by the
state 70 Justify conviction
Argument by counsel consumed the
remainder OF the afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
Stocks GAINS
ARE CONTINUED
Further Advances Ma de
Despite Less Eneourag-
ing News From Europe.

New York. April S.-Dcspite the less
encouraging news from abroad and heavi-
ness Of transportauons. enormous con-
sentative issues made further gains in
today's professional stock market Sales
approzimated 100000 shares. The close
Final prices on Liberty bonds today
Werc- 51zs. 1916 first s. $500 second
ss. s1.12. first AIS $3.50 second AS.
es-so; third AIS, 95-7-. fourth 41is.
Sensational Gains Made.
Spcclaltics registered further sensational
ralns al the opening % today's stock
market. while rails and other standard
issues remained in the background. Dur
ham Brothers made an Initial advance
of points which was soon advanced
t0 2. and American Corporation g. Other
particularly strong stocks included MeZi-
can Petroleum. Texas Company. Royal
Dutch. Bethlehem steel. Great Northern
ore and United States Food Products ffor-
points. Moderate strength was shown by
california Packing Philadelphia Company
and General Cigars United states steel
reflected a continuance OF recent pressure
Specialties still Feature.
Dealings confined 20 center in special
tics. 10 the further NEGLECT OF rails and
other rcnreSeutatives OF stocks. during
the morning stock session Failure OF
tralusn ortatiols TO make favorable re-
suouza TO The remarkable crop report In
dictated the speculative tone Of the trad
lu-- Burns Brothers and American IN
ternational Corporation extended their adj
-ances 10 lliz and points. respectively
suppl cmeutarr gains en- lraceu Marine.
preferred. Atlantic GulE General Electric,
1Nesunrhouse. American Can. Kelly
and fertilizer issues. in which advances
ranged from TO points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
Money to Loan

OIL LEASE BLANKs-For sale BY Eli
BIOS. Printing Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
ASKS COMPETITIVE BIDS
on SAND, GRAVEL, STONE

WaslIug ron. D. C.. April e--Ile IN
dustrial board OF the department Of
commerce recommended today 10 the
sand gravel and crushed stone
Industries that they continue the
practice OF competitive bidding in
governmental purchases. II is IN
derstood that the railroad admins
tration representative have asked a
90 per cent reduction in the freight
rate on those commodities when pur-
chased by municipalities and for pub
lie improvements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
Financial


EAAauELaL
LIBERTY BONDS
A. prices based on New York quota
uons- out Of town customers send bonds
ny registered mail We cash w s. s.
PACIFIC BOND co.
500 Capies Bldg. El Paso. Texan.
GET THE MOST
FOR LIBERTT BONDS
IHE REASON THAT WE PAY MORE
EOk LIBERTY BONDS THAN Is PAID
By THE SO-CALLED BOND AND BROk-
EkAtiE HOUSES. AND IsVEN MORE
THAN THE BANKS WILL PAY. Is THAT
WE PAY FULL INV YORK STOCK TX
CHANGE QUOTATIONS. WHICH ARE
WIRED HOURLY.
j. = CURTIsS & co.
SHELDON HOTEL IL PASO, TEXAS.
ESTABLISHED 1913.
OIL LEASE BLANks-For sale BY Ellis
BIOS Printing Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
arizona MINES
CROW IN VALUE
Increase From S153, 385, 1888
In 1915 To S467, 941, 673
In Year 1918.

Phoenix. Ariz.. April s.-The total
valuation OF producing mines in Ari-
IONA, including machinery and equip
ment. increased from sI53.3S5. 3s3 fin
1915 to s4sL9i1673 In 1918. In 1915
the valuation Of the mining property
was 36 1-2 percent Of the assessed
valuation OF the state, in 1918 the
mine valuation had increased to IS
percent These are some OF the fig
ures shown i'm the report OF the state
tax commission. just issued
Comment on Report.
In commenting on the report. the tax
commission said that the outstanding
feature OF the past two years assess
ment OF producing mines under the
new method had been the large in
crease in valuation OF this class OF
property brought about with comDar-
atively little friction and minimum
amount Of litigation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
4. A INCH RAIN
Up To | P. NJ.
Indications Pre- ciptation
VIII Last ThroUh Night,
Saws Observer.

The rain which began falling in El
Paso at 4 o'clock Tuesday morning had
reached a total precipitation of Al
inch at p. M. according to the read
ing OF the government instruments,
The humidity at that hour was 100
percent. and Indications were that the
precipitation would continue through
out the night Rainfall covering a
large area began as far east as Little
Rock, where the measurement up 10
last night was so. on north TO Kansas
City.
santa Fe Has Snow.
Santa Fe had received .02 inch Of
rain and about one-third inch Of snow
up to a. IN. Tuesday.
Roswell showed q trace and a light
rain had begun in the Panhandle. with
predictions for more From all areas
Dc was reported that the rain was of
the steady. drilling sort. most bene-
fetal 20 crops at this time Of year.
Railroad Reports.
Railroad officials stated that I'd 70
noon today the rain had not extended
east along the border country beyond
fsleta- Cold, cloudy and windy
weather was reported as far down the
line OF the c. f. g. s A. railroad rs
Blanco, with Marathon and Valentine
clear
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
G9PPERS SHARE
MARKETS DROP
Utah, Inspiration, Amazon
da and Shelters Are AL
Down A Little.

The market Tuesday suffered a small
setback and coppers shared the declines
according to J. S. Curtiss & Co. Hotc
Sheldon
Utah sold or from 77E to 70 Insnira-
ton from 1925 al the opening 20 5eL.
Anaconda and Shelters were both down
a halI point Mexican Petroleum was
the only strong issue on the list. ad-anc-
iuE a point
The market closed strong with heavy
buying in Mexican Petroleum and kim
ared issues Among local coppers. Verde
Combination was weak. za1rfr- down 10
S. for the first time in several months.
Closing prices were not received. due TO
storm and wire trouble
Following are noon prices
LurL n.-.-..-- 49,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08

THAT REFRIGERATOR-Pu your
old one as a first payment on = new
one az the Western Furniture Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
REFUSES TO PAY WARRANTS
BASED ON INVALID" BILLS

Phoenix. ArIz-, April S.-Actlng on
the opinion recently rendered by at
torney general Wiley Jones that emer-
gency bills passed by the legislature
and sent to the secretary Of state
without executive action were in
valid, Jesse Boyce, state auditor
Monday refused TO pay two warrants
covered by appropriations IN bills.
which, he said. came in this category.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
REUBEN R. r. COOK TO BE
TRIED UNDER MANN ACT

Phoenix. Ariz-. April S.-Reuben r.
r. Cook said TO be a wealthy banker
Of Tucson. was arraigned today before
United States commissioner Heneke
on a charge made under the Mann act
tt is alleged that he brought Louise
Maynard from Los Angeles to Tucson
Cook pleaded not guilty and his hear
ing was set for April H. His bond
was fixed at $1,000. which he fur
nished.
The woman is being held as a ma
terial witness on $500 bond. Cook was
brought here last night from Tucson
by federal officers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
NOTICE RECEIVED THESE
OFFICERS TO QUIT ARMY

Notification has been received at
district military headquarters that
the following officers VIII be dis
charged, effective April r.
Capt John .. s. Seuter, r.. enEi-
ueers. Lieuts. John HOfrichter, first
cavalry Glenn H Morris. cavalry;
Henry r. Iaug. cavalry William II.
Lee John r NcAtee, OF the S7th in
fzutry: William J. Cleveland. James
Mckee. Robert A. NcMenimen,
Charles p. Carroll, George C. Keller.
Walter r. Hurd. Edwin ". Bell and
Waldemar Christofferson Of the
eighth cavalry Herbert D. Kneeland,
aaron T. Black, Roland II Lawrence.
Paul r. Freund. George s Fitzgerald.
Of the SOD field artillery Cecil J.
smith. William T. Haight, Frederick
W Teschi1e and Voyle H Hazen, Of
the engineers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
JEWISH RELIEF
DRIVE STARTED
Rain Does Not Deter the
Workers From Seeking
Aid For Stricken.

Notwithstanding the dowupour Of
rain. Tuesday morning. more than 100
I captains and team members started
out at $50 on the work Of raising
s25.o0O in the city Of Fl Paso for the
Jewish war relief fund. livery resid-
ence. business house and office in the
city viii be canvassed and the mem
bers Of the campaign committee are
very hopeful that By the end Of the
third day. the quota viii have been
raised in this city II Paso has all
ways generously responded 10 the
urgent call Of the war stricken ma
tiOns and now that millions Of Jews
are starving, this city is expected 20
do her part in the drive. according TO
the campaign managers
There are now six and n half mill
lion starving Jews in the warning ma
tions OF Europe. and. according 10 an
Associated Press dispatch OF Tuesday
morning. fin -olaud alone there are
100000 people scattered over 10000
square miles Of territory who are
worse off than Belgium. inasmuch as
they have had absolutely no help In
four years.
At Luncheon Wednesday.
Wednesday at 1915 p. M. all cap
tains. team members and other work
ers in the drive will have a luncheon
at Hotel PaSo del Norte when reports
VIII be made by the different teams
on the progress OF their work
Jewish relief drive headquarters
are located in Liberty monument
Herman Andreas is the II Paso cam
paIEn manager
Following is the list Of teams. with
their captains, which viii work in the
Jewish relief drive
Harry Barnett captain, w. s. Nc
Math. Chas- Given, j.. C. Bray. ". IT,
L4oretz. H 8 Beach. F. NJ Bray. p b
Reddlc, Robt. Holiday, Paul Thomas
and VIM. Proctor
William Rosing, captain; W J. NO
ran. II W Schroeder. J. T. sweeney,
Tom Powers. W. C. Porter. Cbas. Pol
lock. Seth E 0rndorff. w. b p. Nc
Sain. Cyrus H Jones, Mark miller,
frost * frost. II. Reynaud. NJ c.
Buchoz and F. I. W. Polk
A SilberberE. captain; Hal Christie
o. G Coles. 3. l. E'arrar. Dan ST. Jack
son. Frank p Jones, Chas MapeI, J.
j. O'Connor. Harry Swain. Rev. Fl
Frederick Upton and John Ut Wyatt
s j. Alpern. captain; H. W Broad
dus. w. T. Gaines. Thomas Couzens,
VIII Mari. H. J.. Sweeney. T. IT. Win
80. Joe Zelman. F. L. Peach. Burt Oru-
dorff Y. B. Andreas. j. F. Garrett.
Fabian j. Stolaroff captain George
FIory. j. T. Benton. i. C.. Davis. H. n.
Bowie. Bob Page. B. Freudcnstein. ".
p. Carlock, George Chapman. Henry
He'll. Karl Goodman and j. C.. Rode
haver
I'D d. Lachman. captain: Claiborne
Adams. Ed Held c. H. Finley. H T.
Stevens. r. ID. Richev. Neil Sherman,
i. r. Yale. F. 3. Fletcher. Dan White,
o. ]. Binford, Geo Thieseu. George T.
LeBaron and W. T. GambrelL
j. kaufman captain; c. F. Kelly. p.
Fl Pitman. Arthur Woods I'd Leruer.
Tom Conklin. r II Dudley and Joe
Ben Farber. captain; Herbert Good
man. J. n Bromberg. j. II. Goodman.
NJ Sorschon. Noe Pearl, T. ID. stark.
Max Feinbers and Lester Farber-
j. Fishbein. captain. II II Friese
O. Sart0rious and W W. Stewart
]. OrwitZ. captain; Charles Stevens.
Walter Butler. sig. Schwabe. II. b.
Mcdowell Gunther leasing and Andy
Evans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
WANT AID RATE CARD

One cent per word each daily insertion.
sertion-
Three consecutive insertions. including
Saturday. cents per word.
Six consecutive Insertions. cents per
word.
The above rate IS based on a minimum
OF a 20 word count. Ads containing less
than this number OF words, wiz be
counted as 20 words.
one dollar and thirty cents per line per
month.
Bold face lines double price.
No ad -un for an indefinite period ct.
p taken over the telephone Orders 10
discontinue IT. F. ads must be made in
writing.
accounts FOR classified ads are due after
1rst insertion Not responsible Tor more
than one incorrect insertion
In order 10 give time for proper classi-
ncation 10 IS necessary to close The Herald
classified page AZ 1880 p. m daily. Want
ads received after this hour viii appear
the next day Orders to discontinue want
ads must be in Herald office before a.
m OF day OF publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
Situatons Hanfed-FenaIe

Situations Wanted-FemaIe
WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN In ny
home Phone 77soW-
EXPERIENCED stenographer. row ems
p-oyed. wants position can give ref
erences- address o14S care Herald.
AMERICAN WOMAN wants plain sewing
and mendins- Quick, neat worz. Phone
si7.J.
WANrED-Position as switch board OF
orator, iu OF out % city Address E1So.
care Herald
LADY who IS Old resident wants roomi1E
or apartment house 90 manage. Can give
best city refz-auce- Address p. %. Box
WANTED young lady. general Office
work experienced Can operate corlu D
tometsr and typewriter address O1s5,
Real Estate Wanted
WANTED TO Buy good . room modern
bungalow north or east section Philips
Realty Go. Phone $40.
D De TO Buy a small cattle ranch IN
-elt Davis. III Easo. Preside. or Cuiherson
county 81 e. Xix. Aberuathy. Texas
WANIED-Good tenements. close IN only
LIE NEh NAN Tenement Specialist.
Ehone l594- 9n5 S. p PaIo ST
y aAAEl-- ALllLlTE
-,-T7-TN-------~--=r-r7------
CAsH PAID Tor Old furniture Phone 1888.
We BUY furniture. can On Us before
you sen Pa ls51 or can 4ls s Fl Paso-
WANTED hand household Goods. EsTvln
tErnlture CO.. los San Jacinto- Phi SO
WHY ADVERTISE your furnituree we
WIZ pay you cash We need the GOODS.
can US Union Furniture Co Phone 1894
WE NEED used furniture. Cash paid for
any amount Union Furniture Co. Phi
L-s--
WE PAY more Tor g01d furniture than
any firm in CITY Get our figures before
you sell C. d. HOUSER URHOLSTERING
CO. Phone f110-
NANEED-Au kinds used huusehoId fur
nishinEs- VIII pay highest cash price
RIO GkANDE FURNITURE co.
Phone 2so2
ALAMEDA FURNITURE CO.-Snend a
nicl-le and save a dollar We have bar
gains IN furniture. Phone 1852 5813 Ala
media St
WE WILL PAY more spot cash Tor your
furniture than any firm IN the city. Can
call on short notice.
BERRNHILL FURNITURE co.
40l-f01 Texas St Phone s5ts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AID METALS

CRy Associated Pressl-
Sew York April S--1fercautle paper
-. H5l per cent
Sterling. 6o-day bills. s4s1is; CONNER
r'al G0-day bills on banks. Sa-61. CONNER
oial 60-day bills, $780, demand. SISSY.
cables sA66Z.
Mexican pesos ~ Sc
and months. So G5z percent
call money strong; high. g. low. 3.
ruling rate. So; closing bid, s; offered
90 SO; last loan, s percent
Copper. quiet eiectrolvtic, 15h 2 Il &c.
Iron. steady- 10. I northern and no
3 southern. s29-75; No . northern and
80 southern. S25-75.
Lead, quie-i spot s5-l5 IL 500 May s5-15
G5.30.
spelter. firm East 81. Louis spot ss-17
G--11- 1raT. se-227s.eT
LONDON METALS MAEEET.
london. Eng april S.-The following
were tho quotations IL the London met
ais market today
spot copper. E7g Is ca
Tine. Ecz5 15s-
spelter fs7 los.
Lead. f25-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
Relp Wsnted-Femal.

~~---------------~-~-----~
GIRL for general houseworS and plain
e,oe-as- Apply -ses Bis Fhose 1l484l-
WANTED-Giri % wait table, 8 o'clock
dinner eos ~ Oregon
WANTED-Elderiy lady TO care for child
For narticulars phone 79s2J-
lYANTED-Ensl speaking 1lerIcan EirI
for cooking. general house work. must
say nights. Phone 10l6-
WANTEI-Compateut woman Cor general
houseTorlz. American preferred Call at
-l5 Texas
WANTED-TounE uuincumbersd woman
as house1cerer- Phone 1870 between II
WANTED - Woman for cooking and
holseworzs small family. must De good
cook. Phone 3.9I-
DR. EDWARD AUER. g16-Is TEUST BID.
chronic diseases Dlsea-es 1f womer-
Especially equipped for treatment o. az
Nelvous dlseases- Prone 1872.
WANrED-White or coi0red woman f0r
Eeneral homework, good wages and good
home for rlEhr party address p. o. Box
ls5 Clint. Tex
WANTED EEperielced dining room uait-
resses $40 week Lunch counter ualr-
resses. sl1 week. Apply Modern Cafe.
basement 1Ills Bldg
WANTED-EEuerienc salesladv caps BE
Of managing ladies' readv-to-wear credit
shop in Douglas. Ariz Phone 1893 or
-ol Ro1erts-Bauner Bldg
ENPERIENCED steaograDher ana diefa-
phone operator. one understanding ma
ch-nery uhraseolosv preferred Apply by
letter. stating experience and salary Ad-
dress ~. care Herald
WANTED-Woulan to cook. ana dauFhter
90 keep house, and manage same for
wanted Want live wide awake pair Ad-
dress BOX 49, Tyrone. NJ ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
Livestock Market


Chicago. I'LL. APRIL IS UNITED states
Bureau OF Markets. -Hors-Receipts o.
COOS market fairly active. steady TO
strong with yesterdays close. Top. Se04o-
bulk % sales. SOLO $3.50, heavvwe iEht
s-0-e5 Q 5000 medium weight S201oa
$685.; lightweight S19-T5 1880. light
light flS5oGz 20 sows- SIS G19-75; piss.
$3.50 71S-50-
Cattle-RecesptS 1900; beef steers and
butcher stock steady early sales about
steady packers bidding lower: bulls and
feeders steady; calves steady 10 strong
beer steers, slQElS-5Qs butcher cows
and heifers. S7-4oGl55 Gamers and cut
tiers. $3.50 q TO- veal calves. SI4G1f-50-
Etoclzer and feeder steers. S725T 15-51-
Sheep-Receipts 15.ooo7 lambs dull. Few
early sales mostly &c lower; sheep scarce.
1878; s. pounds OF better. sl7-75 1855
culls, s1s G17-75; ewes. medium and good.
Sle-25 15-I5s culis and commons. S6G
1e-5o
Kansas City livestock. Close.
Kansas city, no. april Unitsd
ceipts, 14e00; active. Heavy. s20.25G
.o.40; lights $500; pigs s16719.
C1ttle-Receipts, 15.0o0s lower. steers.
5000 1885, cows and hel1ers. $3.50
1850; calves, sl9-25 GA; stockers. $500
sheep-Recelpts 10000; lower. lambs.
1850 1875 ewes. $1,000 1E.
Denver Livestock, Close.
Denver. Colo. April S-Cattlc-Rc-
ccints. 1900 steady Beef steers $3.50
$780, cows and heifers s11-75 71s5o-
stoczers and feeders. S1256G15; calves
$3.50 613-5o-
Hor=Reoelpts. 1900: stronger TO higher
TOP. Se0-25; bulk, S19-60f2o.
sheep-Receipts. 1900. lower. Lambs.
SlI-15 1s-S55 ewes. s14G145o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
GLOBE APPROVES PLAN FOR
SERIES OF CHECK DAMS

GIObe- AZ, ApriI H.-Ihe city c0un-
ell has given approval TO a plan pre-
scented by Geo H. Maxwell that a Sc
ries Of small check dams shall be
built in the Pinal mountains. to add TO
the limited supply Of water now at the
disposal Of the municipality. Though
Piual creek for weeks every years
sweeps through GloOb at flood. there
rarely is available enough water for
lawns or shrubbery and the water tax
is prohibitive Of anything but do
nestle use.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
CORN MARKET
LII TED ANEW
Fresh Advances Largely
AS Result Of Continued
ScantV Receipts.

Chicago. Ill. April S.-Fresh advances
took place today in the corn market
largely as result OF continued scani-
ness OF receipts. Opening prices, which
ranged from &c lower to &c advance,
with Nay at S1-5sa1-5sis and July az
SLfSss GL49, were followed by material
gains all around
Highest Levels Touched.
All deliveries assembled 10 the highest
levels yet this season
The market closed strong. 2zs PAGE net
higher. with May at SL5sGL59is and
July at SL52ss 0L53tz
Oats Independently strong.
Oats showed independent strength
After opening 1sc off TO &c up. with
Nay at f15s M6Sc. the market scored a
decided general upturn-
Firmness characterized provisions
Packers became active buyers and il
was said export demand was good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08

FOR RENT-FIFe room house. 5eauI.tll-y
furnished. close in no children Prone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
Wanted to Rent
Wanted-MiseeHansOus
For Rent-ROusss Furnished

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BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss Phone 80
FOR REM houses, fur. CT untur- rear
~ Bliss army fol8 Grand ave
8 ROOM frame COTTAGE. sleeping norch.
near ear line. Gr-ldview- SIS Fnon
e.ll---
FOR RENT-FIFe room house 1eaut.tll-g
furnished. close i'm 40 children El'-7
s15L
ROOM bunealCr with Giassed porcn'
nicely furnished s1e8 Grand Ave; C'll-
Try club district; 500 IN -93a or -----
COY little three room house and sleeping
porch. water. lights md gas rent very
low. in Grandriew- Phone l6ll
COMPLETELY furnished s room nunsa-
low. Sleeping porch and garage for rent
zoos Newman ST. Pm seiaAl-
FOX RENT-Parrly furnished room
house near lamar school, close IN ra--
souable- Phone 5000
s ROOM HOUSE ana garage f1- cent?
apartment bringing IN 500 IN slle-
FOE RENT-5 room completely furnished
bungalow. sleeping porch and s--
4All Iularosa-
TO RELIABLE. permanent adults. hair %
nice cottage. convenient TO Government
Fiji and TT Bliss car 30 sick Phora
-51M-
FOR RENT-Elegautly furnished 6 rooms.
all convenience Manhattan Heights so
per month
FOR RENT-FuruIshed 8 rooms. Austin
street, $50 per month
LEAYELL a SHERMAN
Phone 1895.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-08
MOTHER HEARS SON KILLED
FIGHTING BOLSHEYIRI; DIES

Douglas. Ariz.. April S.-Mrs. Will
Jam FOUR. aged so years. died Satur-
day at her ranch home at Cochise
Stronghold. Ariz.. so miles northwest
OF Douglas, a few hours after receiv-
inE q telegram from the war depart
ment AT Washington notifying her OF
the death Of her son. Roy FOUR. IN &C
tion against the Bolsheviki on the
ArchanEel front in Siberia Her hus-
hand. according TO report. is pros
trated by the shock Of the double loss
and may not recover