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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05

Uncle Sam might cancel Europcs debt to him if Europe would send him about half million com potent housemaids.-( Chicago News)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05

Governor Lowden believes the farmer vote will stand cultvation.-( Cincinnati Enquirer)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05

Paris is puzzled about the stand of the United States in world affairs, and is the United States, -( Washington Post)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05
The Wise Fool

Poverty is no crime" observed the Sage, M
 IT It was, most of us would be in jail, commented the Fool.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05

MT McAdoo proposes tax cut of $l.ooO 900, 900
 He's a candidate all right Milwaukee Journal
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05

The Spring openings will close lot of savings bank accounts (Coumbia, s. C., Rccord)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05

It is quite possible to get a mans number wit out consulting the telephone directory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05

You tell may be we'll bre and still find his cake all dough.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05
OPEN EVENINGS

From ' to 8. DTS. White & Stew art, Dentists, Seward Building, Phone 469 adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05

People may grow old gracefully. but it takes them long time to do it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05

It isn't until things begin to get too hot for us that realize what cold. cruel world this is.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05
BITS OF BY PLAY By Luke McLuke
 -:- Copyright by Cincinnatti
 Enquirer

Cheer UpI You're only here a little while You may be gone within the year So, while you're living, wear smile And live the gospel of good cheer You may be poor while on this earth But you can laugh at gloom and strife;
 And you will get your moneys worth If you will live cheerful life.
 Luke McLuke. You're right, quite right, Luke Me Luke,
 You're only here a little while, So ginger up, and you'll not fluka. So long as you can wear smile Yes, lfes too short at best, I fear So crack your heels up to your head See that you have a good time here = For you will be long time dead.
 Hastings (Neb) Tribune.
 Two Smart Boys. B. Wise and c. More are members of the R. O. T. c. in the Chattan ooga High School.
 Mulroony has nothing on James he can pronounce those Polish names
 Sharon (Penn) Herald.
 fH McFadden is a chap more able: he understands railroad table
 Warren Tribune They all must yield to John Me himself.
 Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05
Names Is Names.

Names Is Names. R. U. Handy lives in Oklahoma City.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05

The wind is tempered to the shorn lamb. bu that doesn't interest the fellow who is for th
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05
QUAKER QUIPS

Philadelphia Record)
 When you know to be yellow it is just as well to draw the color line
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05

cIRcrrrATIoN GUARANTEED TO BE M0Rn THAN
 ,,OIIDru THAT OF ANY OTHER ALASKA NEWSPAPER
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05
Dur Daily Special.

Brunettes Are Just As Light Head ed As Blondes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-05

Published every evening except Sunday by the EMPIRE PRINTING COMPArv. Second and Main Streets Juneau Alaska
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
GRAIN TAKES
NEW ADVANCE

Chicago. Ill, Aug. SHARP new
advance in the price OF wheat took
Mace today owing more or less 10
surmfses that European war COM
pIications might bring about enlarge
ment Of demand in food supplies from
he United States. Opening prices
RANGED from 2 to &c higher with De-
cember S217 and S220 and March
S217 10 s2-22. were followed by
moderate further gains and then
something Of a reaction
IN later dealings the market showed
extraordinary strength Increased
estimates Of French and Italian I'M
port requirements counted in favor
Of the bulls. and so too did news OF
urEent inquiries for wheat by the
British royal commission The close
was nervous. 15h 70 17Ec net higneT
with December 1928 ana March
S2.S2h-
Corn moved up with wheat and as
a result Of continued dry weather
After opening SIS to 21-4c higher
with September S1-38 81 10 Sl-SS ano
December S1-23H TO Sl-25. the market
scored a slight further advance
Subsequently persistent buying on
the part OF leading commission houses
led 70 further upturns- The close was
strong. 2 rs to 5-Sc net higher, with
September s1-42 to s1421-S and De-
.cember S1.25 "a % s1-26.
Oats were governed by the ascent
Of other grain. starting SIC 10 A-4c
higher. September So IS 10 dec, ana
remaining firm
Provisions reflected the strength Of
cereals. Buyers. however, were not
plentiful
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
MARKETS

Chicaro Livestock. Close
chieago. ~; Jug . eL 1000; mar
ket very slow on all butcher steers Eariy
stock. s-7.25: bulk choice. s16-25 1915;
grass cattle. mostly s8-op 1l4-5ts COCO
cows. steady ether she stocS weak. ollA,
g5-5O11o.25: Gamers. 2A-oo6A15s butcner
bulls ss-0oQ-o-5o; boiognas. &ao9e f-s'
calves opened strong stockers slow
HoEs=ReceiptE $4,000 market active
steady 10 sc lower. lights of least Iop,
1850 buIk light and butchers. S1f-S09
1900. bulk packing sows, SlS5o0la-t5'
pigs. strong to higher.
sheep-Rsceipts. 1900 sheep and best
native lambs, steady other lamoA SOY
G14.25. native ewes sales ranging lover
fat native ewss $500
Kansas city Livestock Close
Kansas city. 40. AuE a-CU- 3 Bureau
NJ Observation-Disclosures 25.oeo-
Reef steers steady. top, $500; bulk.
sesOHI300- shs-stock. weak TO sc lower
bulk Gamers Ss-oo965os yearlins helers
sfA0o: bulk. s10oHA-oc. calves mostly y
fov-r bull s1L5ORla50s odd lot early
s1a50R1A00. stockers and feeders weak
to CSC lower. quarantine 81 cars
H-ogs-Receipts 500. Market lS41Se
lower top. s15-5es bulk light and meaiunn'
sheep-Receipts. 5000; better grades
lambs steady others weak 10 sc lower;
quality plain. bulk good and choice na-
lives sIs25T1550- bulk cuils. $3.50 1.oo5
fat -heep. steady 10 25c lower best ewes
$500.
Fort worth Livestock, Close.
Fort Worth. Texas. AuE 5-Cztti0Re-
~.fntE- 1asro. Market weak. BseTes. 500
$50. stockers. s6-s0GT-50s cows 5000
T-50; heifsrs. s4-007g.5os bulls, s15o65-75;
calves. S7-s571d-7-
Hor-Receipts. 500. Market steady
Hesvv. sl5-f5d16.o0- light s1s-oo01s-10;
medium. S10-G1575. mixed. S1+5oa1h0o;
common. s115G01A50: pigs. 19-5oQ1aoo-
eheep-Rereiuts. 700 Market steady.
Lambs s10oon1zso- yearlinEs. ss.o06
1913: vetherz. ss.o06s-5os ewes. s7-ooG
s.50: culls. s4ooG5-oo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
IS CENT JUMP
TAKEN BY WHEAT

Chicago, III. Aug S.-Wheat maze
a steep advance in price today as a
result Of increased speculative buy
ing stimulated by European war talk.
In a little more than an hour, an ex-
IRENE upward swing Of Is cents a
bushel had taken place, March deliv-
cry touching $3.50 as against Sis
at yesterdays finish
Later, the market jumped stu
higher. and before midday had scored
.1eNc gain, December delivery reach
ing a top level OF S2-2sSt. compared
with s2-13A at yesterdays close.
Then a setback OF more than six
cents ensued.
Something like the old time spirit
was shown in the trading pit, with
transactions at q much livelier rate
than has been the rule since business
in future deliveries was resumed
The most significant bullish factor
as viewed in sOme quarters was q
statement that the British royal com
mission vas asking exporters TO offer
wheat in any position possible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
GRAIN, PROVISIONS

Chicago Grain. Close.
Wheat-Dec. s2-19- March. S2-s2H.
Corn-sept. 2-42: Dee, fl-z5&-
Oats-sept. T0Ec; Dec. roc
Chicago Provisions Close
Pork@sept, s25.s5; Oct, $3.50
Iard-Sept. 1s.T5c. Oct. 1s15c
Rfbs-se1t. 15-s2Ac; Oct 1622ac-
Chicago Produce. Close
ChicaEo. III. Aug. a-Butter-Lower.
Creamery. 42G52c-
Egrs-UuchanEed; receipts. llsos1 cases.
Ponltry-AIve. higher fowls Sc
Potatoes-Firm: receipts q cars viz
SZO017-50- Eansas and missouri
sa-iy ohlos. ss.599s.75; California whites'
Kansas City ProJuce-
Kansas City. No, Aug ana
eggs UNCHANGED. hens. unchanged; brol-
erss 1c lower, ssc; springs &c lower. SIC
Eansas City Cash Grain
Kansas City, No. 2 3-Cash wheat.
8 TO 15c higher No Z hard. 80
10. . hard s2aT1245- No 1 red. $500
s.ss: No. ? red. s25o9253
Corn-Market 3 20 15c higher Nc z
mixed. sL4s; No ? white. sl-45; No yell
oats-Uachanged to SC higher No
white, nc: No. : mixed. s5es No req
ssc, rye. $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
RAILROAD TIME A


All trains arrive and depart from Union
arrivals and departures given N e Ra1o
or mountain standard time
SANTA EE
For A-ib1ouerque. Denver. Chicago, Loa
Angeles-Eo. sos Iva 500 a n. No. slu
IRON A~lbuqusraue. reavsr. Les Angeles.
chieago-No- sol arvA 10 a n: No s9t
FL PAsO q SOUTHWESTERN.
Lines East.
Arriv-From North and Esst: No. 1.
The Californian. 2. an: No. 3 Golden
State Limited. $50 pm
Depart-For the North and East: Ne.
e. Golden state Limited. 1901 pm; No :.
Lines west
Arrive-From the west. No. J. Copper
City Special. ESQ an No 2 The Cali
Depart-Foi the west: No. J. Golden
STATE Limited. 4 pm; No Z. Copper CU
souTaEKN PACIFIC LINES
For san Antonio. New Orleans sno
Washingfon-No le2 iva AGA p Il NO
From washington. New orleans and san
Antonio-Arrives a. os5s 4 M No -
Fur Arizona and califOEnls-No. ,ys
7si5 4 m 30 lo1 Al T=l0 4 M No
Fron arizona and California No.. :
avs. At LAS m No. lo2 arTA z:t5
D m: Nc no AZ is;e9 ?
Eor Dallas and St Louia-No. g lFl
a. NJ: TO ? Al 4.lb D. n
From s. louis and ualla-No ! HrHl
at 1.l5 D n No Is srvs - 1880 ?. n
MEXICAN CENTRAL
. No regular cheduiF
MEXICO 4 NORTHWESTERN.
No regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
MARKET
CLOSES STRONG

New York, Aug. 5-Temporary
strength on oversold conditions was
followed by decline On acute weak
ness in sterling and The u~n1avorable
Polish news. There was a suisse
quent recovery on easier money.
Sales Appropriated $4,000 shares.
The closing was strong
A break of I cents in sterling due
to the unsettled Polish situation,
with new financing and poor earn
ings Of various industrial corpora
tons, tempted additional short selling
OF today's stock market The a
ket. however, showed plain evidence
OF being overSOld. ana when uppor
/ appeared for certain stocks, prices
rallied briskly. The rebound carried
the leaders up J to 1 points Win
marked strength in certain OF the
steels- equipments, oils, motors and
railroads.
The inquiry for the standard rail-
road shares impaired a stimulating in
Euences but general buying was
rather cautious because Of the sensi-
industrials nj the u~ntavorable
credit condition United States Steel
duplicated yesterdays low figures Of
65Zt but rebounded 70 near 81. Bald-
win and the investment oil stocks
also displayed pronounced strength
Mondays losses were partly re-
trieved in a number OF cases at the
opening OF todays stock market U
Steel, Reading American lnLerna-
tional and Baldwin Locomotive dis
played temporary strength but the
entire list soon weakened when
buuish traders found they could not
advance prices without getting a lib
eral supply Of stocks. Particular
weakness was noted among the indie
pendent steels, especially Bethlehem
and Republic
Rails moved In a confused fashion
with Northern Pacific and some Of
the low-priced shares losing ground.
Liberty bonds closing prices today we're.
5LE $500, first Is. Ss5.46s second IS.
ss440: first 4Es $780, second sHz
$3.50; third AXIS $685. fourth AS
$3.50; Victory 5&s ss5ss: Victory AS.
Ss5.ss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
HUERTAB BUYS
FUEL OIL FOR
NAVY ATTACK

Nogales, Ariz- Aug. 5-Two tanks
Of fuel oil. aggregating $1,000 gal
Ions. consigned to Mazatlan and. &C
cording to Mexican officials. des-
tined for use in oil burning gunboats
being prepared to transport federal
troops to Ensenada for an invasion
Of Lower California. passed through
this port today. The oil was pur-
chased through Manuel n. Bernal.
special war agent OF provisional pres
ident Adolfo de Ia Huerta. and de-
livered at the port OF Nogales within
u hours after orders for its purchase
were received
Nogales. Sonora. officials high In
the confidence of president de Ia
Huerta are scepticaI regarding Can
tu's pr~oteslations that he a not re-
pudiated the central Mexican govern
ment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

fBy the Associated Press-1
New York. Aug a-Ms-cantiie paper.
s percent
Exchange. weak
Sterling. demand. SASSY: cables sass
Sterling displayed further weakness IN
the late dealings Demand. {362Hs
cables. Sas5E-
New York ezchaaEs On Montreal. I1S
percent discount
Time loans. strong and unchanged
Can money. steady High. 8. low. s; rui-
Ing rate. s. closing bid, s. offered at g
Bar silver. domestic. ssEe; foreign.
ssZc
Mexican dollars. NE
Copper. iron tin. lead. unchanged
Antmory. $3.50
zinc. steady. East St Louis delivery.
s7-62a dL-75.
London. Eng Aug 9-ouo-auons on
the metal exchange today were as follows.
spot copper. Ee3. rs. Sd
Eiectroiytic. Till
Til. Ez72 81
Lead, E37. 151-
Zinc. E41. 1ol
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
MARKET
low AND HEAVY

New Orleans, La, Aug 5-Heavy
selling opened the trading in cotton
today and persisted for some time
after, driving prices 7s TO IS points
under the close OF yesterday. DC
tober fell to $3.50. This slump in
sterling exchange caused some OF the
selling and sentiment was bearish IN
sympathy with the weakness In the
stock market A little too muc rain
on the weather map and the disturb
ance in the east Gulf Of Mexico
checked the decline and brought
about a reaction OF 20 70 80 points at
the end Of the first hour OF business
Opening october s0.s2050.s3; De-
cember. so January. $780, March
2sI7 bid: May. $3.50 bid Easy
The market turned nervous and more
rreEula than ever Late IN the session
the most important buying Of the session
entered the late months and put March 70
1885. or log points over Saturdays final
price Toward the close the acuve months
were at net gains OF 50 10 points
Reports that Polish-Russian negotiations
had been broken OF caused fresh selling
and the market sagged down around the
owest levels again Toward noon the
active months were at net losses OF % 70
ne market closed steady at net ad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

Ertire state OF Texas can De covered ~
fhs iruegf possible rate with the largest
most thoroughly distributed circalatoh
121z cents per word eundayA-
sfk cents per word Daily
20 wurds minimum
guaranteed circulztinn-z5o.oQo sun
dzrE 125.coo daily
This Is the combined Circulation OF me
Dallas T~imes-Herald Fot MoIt4 49,
TsrL--am The Ean Antonio Light e P1so
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
your al sent 70 any Of the above paper,
-ith cash VIII be handed Tor you ana
v9ur ~ vii appear to all Of them
wednesday noon should Sc your Sol-
IN any one Of the offices fo- yuur al q
a71ear lr these pape-1 the tolloEinE snn'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
American Honored By
japanese Gathering

Toxic. japan. Aug. 3-Hodor rarely
extended to a departing foreigner
was accorded the Rev. Clay Mac
Cauley. who. concluding 80 years
labor in Japan as head OF the Ameri-
can Unitarian mission, has sailed on
the steamer Colombia for san Fran
cisco en- route 10 his former home in
Boston. where he plans 70 reside
He was the guest Of several Ameri-
can and japanese organizations at
dinners and receptions given IN rec
ignition OF his efforts toward under
standing and good VIII between
America and Japan and his further
ance Of decentralization and friendly
cooperation
In an interview given TO the Asso-
cfated Press, the Rev. Mr.. MacCauley
said he was convinced that the pres
ent difficulties Of Japan and America,
racial and economic. would be ad-
juSted TO the satisfaction Of both
countries by a coming adjustment Of
economic relations He declared no
progress would result Immediately
from world Z ide Standardization OF
wages and working conditions, but
that the impulse among working
people toward INTERPRETATION would
gradually lessen expressions Of hos
tility OF opinion among Oriental and
Occidental peoples
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

. The above rate Is based on a minimum
OF q 20 word count Ads containing less
thar this number Of words viii Be counted
a. 20 words
Two dollars per agate line per month.
Minimum Of two lines on monthly rate
Bold face unes double price
Three cents per word FOR stock or bond
oil mining or other prnmotinual adver-
Using
No cd run for an indefinite period IT
p taken over the telephone. Orders 20
discontinue CT. FL ads must Be- made IN
writing
An new advertisements appear first IN
home edition.
Accounts for classified ads are due after
first insertion. Not responsible for more
than one Incorrect Insertion
In order 70 give lime for proper class
fcation % is necessary 10 clos The Herald
classified pages Saturdays At t1-1o a 70
All other days al 1870 .. m want ads
received after this hour VIII appear The
nsxf day Orders 10 discontinue want ads
must be IN Herald office before 3 q n Of
day Of publication
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
COPPER PRICES
TEND DOWNWARD

Stocks continued 70 decline Tuesday,
according TO j. S. Curtiss s. Co., Sc
curity bank building. with a few
issues showing especial weakness.
The copper stocks were sold more
freely than OF late, Anaconda losing
IA, Chino g.. Inspiration IL and
Utah being down az from the open
ing In the oils Mexican Petroleum
md Pan-American were both ex-
dividend 10 percent Mexican Petro-
cum showed a loss Of - net The
-ails and equipments we're fairly
steady. while some Of the s-pecialties
were ] to 2 points over Mondays
losing figures Trading continued
IN a fairly active scale, sales for the
first three hours being just in ex-
cess Of $4,000 shares. Opening re-
uewal rate for call money s percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE Ell PASO CATTLE LOAN co.
Ell PASO, TEXAS.
Notice is hereby given that a Special
Meeting Of the stockholders OF the e Paso
Cattle Loan Company OF e Paso. Texas
viii be held at its office on the 18th day
Of August, 1890. at $3.50 D. n The OBJ
ject OF said meeting being 10 Increase the
capital stock o. said company from $500
10000 to $500. 10000. and 10 transact U
other business as may be brought up.
Signed and published by me at Fl Paso,
Texas. on the End day OF ugust. 1890
T. c. ScroEgs. President.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03


MONEY 70 loan on diamonds. watches and
jeweir. FULLAN'S. 11s y. Stanton -,
MONEY 70 loan on watches. diamonds.
automobiles OF anything OF value Security
Loan Co. los s Fl Paso.
s. TP $50 loaned honest employees cheap
est rates confidential Quick Satisfactory
service. Drake. 101 Roberts-Banner.
MONEY loaned on furniture. pianos. auto
mobiles livestock. Liberty bonds OF otner
collateral at lowest rate on liberal terms
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION
as Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

IN spain a person who goes into a
shop and asks for what he wants
without first bowling politely 10 the
hammered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

AR JONES IS a travelling man and
IHt he has passed through many
states in his travels After pass
ing through a state, he always puts
Of ne state abbreviated Can you
make out the abbreviations Of the
several states2
ANSWER TO Yesterdays PUZZLE
Score. pitcher, drop calling from
oftcherl. right field, curve. ball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03

Oil and Mining
! WANT a good driller 70 dril a water
well UP the valley n E Veazey. Herald
office
Blue PRINT MAP@Sectional county
maps showing blocks and surveyA each ~
Msicalfe Blue Print CO. e Paso. Tex
FOTR lots In Altura Park 10 trade for
Big -Four oil stock OF. Fisher address 5
50. care Herald
OIL LEAsES-FEE LAND.
Tularosa Basin
Owners. 323 Trust Bids.
OIL LEASE FOR SALE
Five year commercial leases near every
wen n Big Springs District The General
on Company has struck pay oil Ten
acre tracts from SO per acre up 70 sec
ton. Leases within 4 miles OF any well
IN field for from SO to SIS per acre
Pecos Is coming back We can furnish
5 year leases from s2.50 per acre up IN
the Pecos field.
MIESsE & MEsSE.
P. o. Boz $50. Big Springs Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
AUTOMOBILE TIME liable

AUTOMOBILE IlME lAbLE
UPPER VALLEY.
UPPER VALLEY HERALD AUTO-LvH
q -Paso Herald office daily except sun
day. Tor Las Cruces arrives La1 Cruces
ls5o D. N. returning car leaves Las Cru
csr Tor e Paso. front OF E T John'a
Cigar Store. 5 p m. arriving IN 3 Faso
7s15 .. m Phone Herald Office for ressr-
TauonA Phone z T. Johns itt Las Cru
crs FOR res, r%vatinna
ENGTE no ELEPHANT BUTTE DAM
AND HOT SPRINGS-Meeta all traius A.
EnEle Oldest dan driver best dam car
On the dam line Try these spring@oesi
IN the world. J. r Heffernau. Hot
Spring. \ n
NEW MEXICO.
FL PAsO-lA MESA TRANSFER Co.
Leaves Masonic temple building Al 3 p
m Leaves Ia Mesa for e Paan Al 1850
q n. Passenger. parcels and freight In
cluding z Paso HeraloA are carried over
this line
sOCORRO-MAGDALESA sTAGE-sunday
only Leave socorro $50 pm H Hall
MOGUEEON-Dany 70 and from silver
City and Mogollon Cars leave Silver
City on arrival OF Santa re train NO so
Mogollon 8 a. m Bennett Motor TranaH
CO Phone 10. OPP. depot
LAKE VALLEY-Hnlsboro and Kingston
auto meets all trains At Lake valley "m
D slease. Hllshoro. New Me1leo.
ROSWELL-CARRfZOzO cars ease Ros-
well al sac a N. stop 90 minutes for
] breakfast at Picacho. arrive Carrizozo a.
II q n Car leaves Carrizozo al SO D
m. arrive Boswell az sac ,. m white
Line stage C.
TJCTMCARI CLOYIs-Leave Tucumcari
1-30 a n arrive Clovis ; > n: leave
Clovis 7 a N. arrive Tucumcar1 p n
We pasa oil wells twice daily. ~ a
Beeier. contractors
ARIZONA
HoLBRoOK, 81. JOINS AND SPRING
ERYILLEs ARIZ., STAGE LNE-Leaves
Holbrook every day except sunday at 3 a.
n Special attention to parties. L Cad
well. Agent Holbrook. ARK
MOUNTAIN AUTO STAGE LINEs-Cir-
ton fvia Duncanl Stafford Leave Clifton
1880 .. n. daily. leave Duncan. t=lb p
n daily arrive Stafford. t.l5 p m daily
fconnectinE With Arizona Easterul. leave
Stafford. 500 g. m daily. leave Duncan
10 80 q m daily. arrive Clifton. 1900 m
daily Five round trips 20 Morenci daily.
three round trips 70 Metcaif daily. serv-
ice cars day and night Mountain Auto
Co inc. Clifton. Ariz- Pnone IS
WEST TEXAS
! MARFA-F0RT DAVIS AUTO leaves FOR
Davis daily and Sundays 8 . m; ieafe
{ Maria ? ?. m One way. tAbVs rouno
frin 81 r " DAWN o-lsriefor
MONAHANs BuENA VISA Auna
hans. Grand Falls. imperial Buena Rtsta
I pine. ONE A DAILY except Sundays
Phone or wire reservations z Y Sweat.
Grand Falls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-03
Real Estate Wanted


Ia PER CENT results from
TURNER, KEMP . C0LDHELL
WaNTED-To buy from owner 4 or
room BUNGALOW with built IN features Ao-
drsss p 81. care Herald.
WANTED 10 BUT-Houss from owner. 5
or rooms IN Five Points OF Alta vista as
trict Phone 6lo4J-
PAY CASH for your equity In modern ;
-oom buneaiow, Manhattan or Alta VISA
district. Ph. 45s Or l964 -
W9STFD-To buy. direct from owner =
loom bunraIu . moderately priced slte
fuU description Address y 81. care AN
AID.
WaYT 10 buy good 4 o. s room 5ouse.
uf1 pay cash for same Y u = . o1l
give location and price Addrees No -
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