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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26

The best tire and accessories
proposition in the city Fully es-
tsbiished and doing q large bust
ne-s with good profit Quality OF
FOODS handled firstciass. and *
elusive. Distributors for Arizona.
west Texas and New Mexico and
Old Mexico. We manufacture tire
Govern. Ford tops. inner tires fan
belts. reIiners. boots. patches and
other accessories Our tires and
tubes fully guaranteed. command
big profits Only a party with best
part Of cash considered For par
ticulars see 1fr- Goodman or NJ.
HirEch. with
GOODMAN BROS. 4 COMPANY.
.05 n. Stanton s. Phone e42A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26

START ToRuAT
FOR CHG AID
NuJlLBE SUR-AJ
pRlSED IT IFS NY
pHoplEPErEtER
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26

Relative humidity IN Il Paso at nc
Thursday was 80 percent temperature
noon was so degrees
Precipitation last - hours (inches)-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
For Rsnt-Hou,.. Furuished

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FIVE room house FOR rent, nicely fur
nished. close IN on Arlzous- Pa. sz9A-
FOR RENT-3Ioderu 9 room furnished
bungalow, close IN Phi ISIS after pm
references
FOR RENT-Thres rooms and sieeping
porch. modern frame cottage. Lulnl--4-'
near cars and school Ph- l4seI.
FOR RFST-Ffve room house With OF
without 40 acres Alfalfa On paved ro1e-
Tsleta. close 70 car Fh c s Hil-Da1s
293, Night. $3.50
cOTTAGE-Thres rooms oeth, large
sleeping porch. completely furnlsne1. -
month. water pad. Q permanent as--'ns
smsll family. 2ze5 Federal.
For Rent-Houses Unfinished
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THREE room house for rent slle Esza-
FOR RESI-Thrss roon cottage. rsa5 q q
---' H d. us BROS. PHONE $500.
FOR RFST-siT room house. SIS per
month. furniture for sale see owner.
80 y. kansas
For Rent-Apartmsnts Furnished
FOR. REST-Lovely and ? room apart
ments, down town. ] nodern- p l5e-
ONE room Eiichsnet and bath. at 30 W
san Antonio. Phi 8l6a-
FOUR room apartment and bath. steam
heat Phi l6tL-
ONE and 2 room well furnished apart
FURNISHED apartments. modern. ste1na
heat Jermane. SIS W Mlssourl AL D
TWO room furnished apartment. SIS per
month 1891 Tularess-
ABSOLUTELY clean. veil furnished apart
ment large rooms. bath and porch VIE
Or without garage. adults only u 5laz
FTRSIsHED trucks FOR moving hoasssold
goods and baggzge- KELLY At.AN1-
F-ER & STORAGE. Ph. 80.
Lucille APTS.-Two rooms. sleeping
porch kitchenet and bath. steam 1eaf.
close IN sl1 ". Mlssourt
TWO iarFs rooms. dressing room. sleeping
porch. steam hsat. close Il. 10 cnildzen
or SICK Ph s995W aftsr 4
one nice cooi furnished apartment
large rooms with kitchen. back porch. also
nice large front sleepins room ~ 4e.e-
FRONT APART1IESTs also bedroom
with running water board close sos W
Missouri
FURNISHED apartment rooms and
bath hot water and urntE. hot az heat.
upstairs. IN private hone zz9l Aozlaaa-
FOR RENT-Nics. clean apartment. being
completely reflnished- Pm slll. Hiclaroa
Arts. 1878 z. San Antonio-
THREE rooms and hath for rent 20 party
buying its furniture q niahosaay 5er,,or
and bedroom suites. etc al W Boule-
vard. Apt /. Phi s74gW.
FURNIsHED APARTMENTS
r. bath. s. P. heat. hot water.
(frout apartmeut) ..-----.--S =5-01
r, bath. S P, heat. hot water
frear apartmentl ---.------ 5000
Now is the time 70 locate for the
winter
Call 4061 and will be glad 70 show
the apartments
ANDERSON INTEsTMENT co.
Realtors
s0s Mesa Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26

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YEHY desirable newly tinted. newly
papered. Housekeeping rooms VIZ sleep
Ing porches IN homeiike place. AEn-L bot
water. phona. 1920 olive
TWO large rooms with kitche1st and
sleeping porch. also room kitcnenet sleep
ing porch. no sick. no children 1908 n.
Florence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
Housekee0i1e Rooms-UnfurniIbsd

THREE dnfurnlshed h1usakeeplng rooms.
no sick. no pets 1115 Cotton
HALF q cottage. unfurnisrsd roe--s.
lights and water furnished Phi stieJ or
al TIa Vr1r1ans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26

EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING.
We guarantee cur work
BARNErT's. 219 sax ANTONIO ST
MILLINERT-lFme. Segau. 505 n Kan
sas- New hats made. old hats renovated.
millinery supplies sold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26

MINING PROPERTY WANTED
Geological reports made Il you viii Rave
u investigate before you buy or sell prop
erty We VII save you money.
TRATLER-REILLY INVESTMENT Co
SIS FIRST Natl Bank Bldg Phone 2I5l
FL PASO. TEXAS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26
Rooming Housss-For Sale and Rem
Oil and Winipg

Oil and Mining
TULAROsA BASIN-5 YEAR LEASES.
n o. Scobee-
5o7 z. P. & S. ". Bldg e Paso. Tex.
SPECULATE
Sunshine ou..-.-...-.-.....40c PER share.
c. c. Dues. s0s TEXAS ST
Business Chances
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FOR SALE cheap. Clint theater. q money
maker. 2. o. Box l25. Clint. Teas
/ FOR sAIE-stock hardware. invoice 49,
coo. valley town Address James z Bow
en-, 11oi Montana, Fl Paso.
MEXICO PASSPORT PHOTOs-s0s s e
Paso- Fred's Studio. near Grscian Theater.
Ping Pongs. Ioc dozen
/ SEE Ny AD about some COWS and valley
land under 'Farms and Ranches billiard
I Bryan. 2I2 z San Antonio.
] FOR BIG incomes. look into Mclean ten
ementa Come and see me at 81 Caples
Bldg OF Ph- sIo9. v. 4 Ochoa-
I FURNITURE business Tor sals. owner
Z leaving city, dandy proposition. S25o0-
Address 7 SO. care Herald.
FOR sALE-Raneh and cattle near Engls.
n. NJ price $4,000 write for descrip-
ton James z Bowen. 1lo1 Montana Fl
Paso.
ABsTRACT plant for sale cheap. eKcsp-
tional opportunity Tor young attorney.
VIII make terms 70 responsible party J.
S. Darnal. Denton. Tex
FOR sALE-Grocery and market. estab-
lishsd trade doing $500 per month. cen
trally located. address J Is. care Her
aid. Phi 1173-
IF YOU have about 5000 and want
business that is paying $3.50 per month.
call in person at the office OF ]. s. Gro
zier. sos Trust Bldg
FOR sALE-By owner. biacksTnith shop.
good business. good location. bargain for
cash. Inquire or address s. H Harmans
3s25 Alameda
EXCEPTIONALLY high grads positions
for experienced business men available
through 7. n C. A. vocational depart
ment. paving from $500 per month Up.
See Mr. Wheeler. s, 20 An 70 " noon.
FOR sALE-Fresh fruit and vegetable
business. good location ard good business.
VIII be sold cheap. owner leaving city. can
Be seen any time O. Lazar. Owner. stan
IS. city Market
WILL sacrifice fine cigar and soft drink
business. complete with fixtures. owner
leaving city. building admirably suited for
cafe or restaurant. fine location Address
o 81. care Herald
CAFE doing good business With excellent
location. must sell on account Of sickness
price right u taken al once For in
formation Phi 1870 or call at 6o2 San
Francisco
one HALF Interest n good paying con-
fectionery business. viii require all your
time. bank reference to prove business has
made money IN past u months. will re-
quiro $4,000 10 handle. do not answer Un-
less you mean business. Address 3 165.
care Herald.
FOR sALE-VulcauizinE plant ready fer
use. We have the machinery and are IN
abs 20 use Il at present. viii give +oue
one a good proposition; VIII sell on easy
termA
WALTERS a DURHAM.
Phone 1855. go W, san antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26

Help Wanted-SaIesmen
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FIRST class stock salesman wanted in
mediately for industrial issue good com
mission paid call for interview AZ Mar
tin & Evans. sos Martin Bldg
SAL.ESlfAN-Side line. 10 sell our famous
Douglas Fairbanks cigars to- merchants.
liberal commissions Panhandle Cigar Co.
Dept ND. L166oeks Tex
Help Wanted-Male and Female
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FANTED-An experienced waiter or
waitress Apply 81 y. = Paso.
NAN or woman to cook on ranch and care
for COW and chickens. only or ) 70 cook
for Apply Lee Moor. 500 FL Paso Bank
Bldg. Phi 1871
WANTED-Men and women to help cut
the high cost OF living BY joining the Fl
PaEo Cooperative Association For IN
fornaaticu can or write. Office. 5asenent
= Paso BANK g Trust Bldg.. p. 81.
Help Wanted-FemaIs
WASTED-House maid a. once. Apply
loll Mesa
WANTED-compstent cook. in family.
l7oo Mesa
WANTED-Glri Tor cigar store At Lynch
GIRL % help With houseVorz, must speak
English. 9ll w. Bouleyard
IYANTED-Woman for cooking and gen-
eral housework. Apply 1000 Montana
WANTED-Girl FOR general housswork.
5506 Pershing Drive Phi 71ss.
WANTED-Girl 10 cook and do general
housework. small family Apply 1913 Elm-
EXPERIENCED stsnographer. Address
i ISIS. care Herald.
ONCE a customer. always a customer.
Service and safisfaetlon IN our loan dept
BARNETT's, 2ls SAN ANTONIO ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-26

Lieut. L 1cAlister. retired. detailed
recruiting service. FL Paso-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16

DENVER, Col, Nov, 16- High war time wages in the United States crippled gold mining in Alaska by att Iracting miners from the north accord ing to an address. read today by Dr. Minor Roberts, Dean of the College of Mines at the University of Wash ington, to the American Mining Con- gress. The indications are that the production of gold this year will fall nine million dollars below that pro- duced in 1919. Alaska producers are unable to pay the scale of wages pre- vailing on the Pacific coast in the United States and make both ends meet Regardless of profits another distressing phase encountered in AL aska is the high cost of operation. This has not only lessened the actual mining but has, discouraged prospect ing and the development of mines al- ready made.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16
WESTERN UN|0NAND SIAIfDfPT.CLA

WASHINGTON, Nov, 16- The long standing controversy between the State Department and the Western Union Telegraph company reached a stage of an open break today when the company refused to handle cables for the department except an a pre- payment basis of tolls. The company stated that their action was based on the delay which the department makes in payment on all cable messages.
 NEW YORK, Nov, 16- The West ern Union Telegraph company today announced that it had completed ar engagements with the German tele- graph administration for the handling of cable traffic between the United States and Germany.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16
ALONG THE RIGHT LINE

Indications point to the year 1921 being the greatest year for develop ment along all lines in Alaska that the territory has ever experienced. Eastern papers, papers that are read by millions of people. papers that guide public thought and determine the policies of the nation, are talk ing Alaska seriously at last. Not only are they taking the territory seriously, but they are, without ex- ception advocating wider free dom for the people here, a release from a bureaucratic government and from a tangle of departments that duplicate each others work when they are not absolutely antagonistic.
 The nation is being taught to realize that Alaska is an asset of untold permanent value instead of a flimsy treasure box to be footed as quickly as possible and then de- serted. The United States is begin ming to learn that the wealth of the territory will steadily increase if its natural resources are properly developed and fostered.
 The Cordova Times is one of the best newspapers in the Territory and the man who edits it, H. G. Steel, is a live wire. His editorials are full of pep and the right spirit. The above lines are 8 sample of the way he thinks and feels
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16
GREEK NATION ID HAVE CHANGE 0F GOVERNMENT
 ,CM lEM pERI InlNce

Premier Venizelos' cabinet resign ed today. Admiral Coundouroitis the regent of Greece sent for George Rhallis to whom it is expected will be entrusted the formation of the new Greek ministry. Complete victory for the opposition seems almost certain. Rhallis is eighty years of age, ex-pre- mier and minister and strong friend of the Bourse Minister of Finance. The Bourse at Athens 'has been closed because of the fear of a panic. The troops fired from number of points yesterday to dispose of after election trouble makers. Rhallis has accepted the task of forming a new cabinet. ATHENS, Nov, 16- Stores, banks, and theatres have been closed and the soldiers are patrolling the streets. The population of thes town is confined in their homes. Disorders began with a parade of opposition adherents and an attack on the Liberal Club. Troops stationed within the club fired on the marchers. The nNitia later attacked
 Si the opposition headquarters from which a few shots were fired at the troops. The soldiers are guarding all public places and. the homes of both of the leaders.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16
NOTES OF COUNCIL
 MEETING NOV, 18th.

The City Council met in regular session last night. In the absence of Mayor Chamberlin, President pro-tem Ellsworth filled the chair.
 Members present were Councilmen Ellsworth, Horner, Graef, McNeer and Orlander.
 The Finance and Printing Commit ties were asked to confer with Town Clerk Estes regarding the installation of a permanent system for taking care of Certificates of Sale of Delinquent Lots and redemption Certificates, and report back at the next regular meet ing, the result of their finding.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16
'X,ouN 1sAsN 1nq PasAsS 'sooJ
GERMANY TO PAY

GERMANY TO PAY
 FOR LOST FLEET PARIS, France Nov, 16- The Coun- cil of Ambassadors, in conjunction with the Preparation Commission continues, in the state of divergence of views between England and France. Thus it was decided that, by way of compensation for deliberate destruc- tion of the German fleet at Scarpa Flow, Germany should deliver 192,O0O tons of port material immediately be- sides supplementary tonnage to be subsequently, fixed.
 The Preparation Commission has now fixed supplementary tonnage amounting to 5000 and the Council of Ambassadors is forwarding the de- cisions to Berlin.
 Two items today tend to increase the tension between France and England It is remarked with disapproval that Arthur J. Balfour the British repre- sentativ, at the Brussels meeting of the League of Nations, expressed the hope that the League would shortly comprise representatives of all coun- tries, evidently alluding to the early entry of Germany. Severe comments are made in France.
 Further, the reply of MT. Lloyd George to question in the British Parliament denying the promise of aid to Belgium in case of 8 new attack, adds to the discontent that is felt about England's separation from the alliancs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16
FRENCH WARN $0WHlET

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov., 16- The French government officially as stunned the protection of Crmean re- fugees in Constantinople. The Rus sians are being fed by American and French soup kitchens. The French commander of tn Black Sea fltet sent a'wireless message to the BOlshevik forces after the evacuation of Sebasto- pol by General Wrangell in which he threatened reprisalS if the town was footed or the population molested.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16
WEATHER REPORT

SEWARD 32 Clear North. Anchorage 10 Clear Calm. Matanuska 4 Clear Calm. Chickaloon II Clear Calm. Wasilla 26 Clear Strong East. Talkeetna 10 Clear Calm. Goldcreek 6 Clear East Hurricane 4 Clear East. Summit o Clear Calm. Healy 10 Clear Calm. Nenana 8 Clear Calm. Fairbanks 8 Clear Calm.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16
NO REDUCTION IN WAGES

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov, 16- ,.Hle wages of thirty five thousand cot ton mill operators at this place will remain at the same scale as that in force during the last six months. This is according to an agreement made between the manufacturers and the employees.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16
TANANA PLACER MINES
 PRODUCE $1,66O, O,O0O IN GOT

There will be s1 ,66O, ,OOO in gold pro- duced in the Tanana valley placer min ing district this season, according to information gathered by commercial companies at Fairbanks, and the total gold production for interior Alaska for 1920 will be about $3,000, 900 with the output for the Dawson district set at $1, ,5O0,OOO. There has been a short age of water for sluicing in the inte- rior camps, some of which had to sus- pend operations.
 The estimated production by camps for the season now closed is: Fair banks, $75O,0O0; Tolovana, $750,OOO; Iditarod, $5OO,Q00; Takotna and Ophir, s50O,000; Hot Springs, $1O0,0 ,0O0; Ruby $lOO,OO0; Koyukuk, s750,000; Circle, $7O,OOO; Marshall, s5O,0O0; Fortymile, S5O,OOO; Rampant, s2O,OOO; and Chand far, $2O,0O0.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16

DENVER, Col, Nov., 16- Gold production in the United States will steadily decline unless the industry is given more support by the Federal government was a statemnt made by George E. Collins governor of the Col orado chapter of the American Min ing Congress today to the delegates and gold producers at the convention.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16

Bert Higgins, old time, mining man was a passenger on the Gateway limited. He will visit Anchorage and other points before returning to Sew ard.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16
SUGAR PRICE DROPS

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov., 16- Re fined cane sugar declined today from ten fifty to ten dollars per hundred lbs. Best beet is quoted at nine eighty.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16


 Understanding Between Hungary Ru.
 mania, Poland and Finland, If
 Confirmed, Will Be Serious Blow
 to the Petite Entente"
 PARIS, France Nov., 16- Persist ent reports of new European alliance between Hungary, Rumania, Poland and Finland cannot be desregarded. Although the representative of The Christian Science Monitor cannot ab- solutely confirm the accuracy of the information, it is believed that there exists an understanding between these four countries. The presence of Ru- mania in this combination. is perhaps surprising, since she forms part also of what is known as the Petite Entente" of Rumania, Tzecho- Slovak- ia and Jugo-Slavia.
 The Petite Entente was formed to prevent any aggression on the part of Hungary. In so far as France sup ported Hungary for political and com mercial reasons. and thus necessarily encouraged her ideas of expansion, the formation of the Petite Entente was considered to be directed in some sense even against France. Certainly France made great efforts to bring about the rapprochement of Rumania and Hungary.
 Such rapprochement, while not al- together incompatible with the ex- istence of the Petite Entente, un- doubtedly weakens it. Even a partial detachment of Rumania from the group, and her alliance with Hungary, means, broadly speaking, the collapse of the Petite Entente.
 Still the news of the qradruple al- liance deserves serious attention. Two facts are closely connected with it. One is the announcement that the entente, through the good offices of France, has permitted a fresh delay to Hungary for ratification of the Trianon Treaty, which Hungary hopes to have revised. The other is the absolute transference of Bessarabia to Rumanian sovereignty.
 It is suggested that Take Jonescu, the Rumanian Foreign Minister, has, in return for this consummation of Rumanian wishes, made certain promises to President Millerand and George Leygues, the Premier. MT. Jonescu's journey to Warsaw is al- legged to be connected with the plan of qaadruple alliance.
 The point of the new combination is that it is hostile to Bolshevist Eus- sia. The attitude of Finland, Poland, and Hungary has long been known, but Rumania, like therest of the Petit Entente, has been opposed to any action against Soviet Russia. Bessarabia, however, supplies . pos- sible cause of quarrel with Russia. It is considered likely in political circles that a new move against Rus sia will be made next spring by the four nations, and that General Wran- gel, in the meantime, will endeayor to hold the Russian armies in cheek. '
 HAIIBJT .l PRICE
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16
LOCALS
ALL ABOARD

George Schmidt, proprietor of the Seward Bakery left for Anchorage this morning on business trip.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16

w. O. Coppernall left for Anchor age this morning to give the Commits sion town the once over and transact business.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16
JAPANESE STUDENTS

TOXIC, Japan, Nov, 16- The stu dent societies of three of Tokio's Un- iversities organized metings today to discuss, "Shall Japan fight America" The police twice unsuccessfully at tempted tc persuade the students to change the subject.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16

Al and Chas. Harper, Cash Creek mining men left on the train this morning. Charlie goes to Anchorage to get little touch of civilization and Al will leave the train at Mile 23 and spend few weeks at Grant Lake do- ing assessment work on the mine and hunting.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16

One of the local hardware mer. chants sent us . catalogue covering all tools and equipment required by . prespector.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16
CULTIVATE THE HABIT To The People of Seward and

Vicinity. E. cry evening as you read the : news colums of this paper, do not |" forget the message contained for ' ' you in the various advertisements . appearing on its different pages. . : Notice the entire back page and | * the inside pages of the Gateway E and you will see the advertise : ments of the great majority of | $ the wide awake merchants in the town of Seward. Values are offer ed in these advertisements which it will do you good to note. They are we'll prepared and presented to you in g way that in themsel- yes make interesting reading, and you will benefit by needing them and taking advantage of the op- portunities offered. The Gateway Publishing Go.
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16

Wante ed one complete oil drilling outfit
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16

Hugh Dougherty took business trip out the line this morning on the Gateway Limited.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16

Stewards Future is Assured.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-16

Some more ptarmigan have beea bagged on Marathon, but they were not the gold producing kind. Some day We Will learn what the diet of this bird is. At present we are of the epiH- ion that they eat gold and drink cruds oil.