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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15
First publised in The Guthrie Dali
Leader Oc' Sth 70 18th. is20l
NOTICE TC CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids Will be received at Ne
City Clerks office IN the City of ruth
rie. Oklahoma nrtii 10 A. ~. October
i4th. 1890 for the construction of san
|stary sewers IN the following seTes
districts fn-wit; District No a2 Dis-
srict No 60. District 90 and District
No. s..
Plans. specifications and bidding
blanks are on file In the City Clerks
office and are open 10 public insrec.
fl0n.
Check certified BY some bank With
in the City of Guthrie. Oklahoma. or
oidders hond in the amount OF five
f5l per cent OF bid will be required
10 accompany each bid A. evidence
Of good faith and conditioned .ha'
contract and bonds az required viii
be executed and delivered within ter
tiVj days from the award OF contract
BY fhe successful bidder
The Mayor and Commissioners re
serve the right 10 reject any Or Al
bids or to waive defects and accep.
anv bid az their opfinn.
The Mayor and Commissioners re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15
THE CAMPAIGN
IN THE STATE


an Influence exssndlng Gar heyonsl
the borders If the state II
should he rcailsel thar this
presidential campaign j. being
fought bitterly single state
Nnay b. a drVisline factor 10 the
osiieone. a. happened in i9it
when the belaiesi rkurns from
lsAllfornia assured the rr.tlcei.sa
of President Nilsson. AFTER charles
Evans Hughes bad h,cn con
graduated for Nietefy " she
lsspuhllenns rcsasn control ~ the
Senate. II viii BE- by narrow
margin. Il the Democrats regain
control. sAeir pluraliiy viii slss.
he slender
Because the new adln,aixiraf'on
and ihr new SenAle will take soine
nrtlen on the leAYne ni nallnA
this election has hearing an
orld affairs saeh IS Few have
hsi IA the history 81 the aiFy
The election of Representative
scott Ferris - fhe Senate Is not
unrelated u he t3tnrr peaee of
she world. aud carrying the slase
gnr Cos aud Housewife inas mrsn
the saeess~s If sh Democratic
party throughout the nation
Failure nf ans sarh tftret ffom
Democratic SueeeS, "a oklahoma
would At lea*t ieaNe oklahomH
Demov raiie af il fleNi(ully sbauld
he and there wup ~ she e's''
ISOLATION that renaFs so All who
lhave fought 4 gsod fight
Aud a gaul llTii i neeael g
assure Democratic sneccsS Ia 81
llahoma This + M - ~ NeeF
81 oasy victories fhe hepueli
cans are striving desperately -
obtain eoniri 81 lhr national ~.
mlnlNirasluu fher effort +
backed bs much sewcy fyerN
nrn German element has rallied
lse their caaSe 1he Repulflleml
nppeal "a the Socialist vii HaE
* nuheedel Rephlirau wnnas
lhaxe rushed IN lh aA IN ihe'f
men Republican organizations
3
are displaying uaNt1al ue''fi'N
AMI enthusiasm
NeAnwhlle oser onidenes ha
.laekcnel Demoerale 0ifofl
i time e. realize lhai tht y pNi {
time for aver confidence fNefs
Democrats vote ! needed un
those votr VIII nol be poilei ue
less slle wnrk II ~ aupalwu
undertaken more uHYnesily
Through organization i~ ih'
sxeNnoie of suerets THAT mean
organization clear down ~ th.
prass roots, ~ llml every ypief
win realigr ,he Importance y ihf
eleeiion. and that an are ncesie'
40 assure iis nercs
Particular stress stai'ia he lai'
on plans 20 interest the wo1neH
II anav he taken for granted tha
irtualIv all southern women af'
democrats az we'll ~ man
I.,nrshern women nni y prob
ahlv il true that ihc women oi g
southland da nni feel as kihdl
toward the ballot A. their noffh
ern sisters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

Tho rvdsraF lseaefyu baah ~ ksa
eAa cits has wens aut notices tiss
ehesausn 81 unavoidable dalAss Ia
preparing ite ger Anent bands uf shs
toagth tahsrfY luan dallyv4#a ara
hrld Nv IA N pps NAplY shas wfR
nent tcua~ viii IL ready hpfafs Jnh
stAfY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15
SELECTED BARGAINS

$1,000. room cosiyge. modern.
lots. faces New Masonic Temple
$3.50 Buys 50 front building site
Best one in Guthrie for the price.
$500 10 acres; good g room
house; blocks OF car line.
5000 100 acres: weil improved: sf
acres cultivated bottom land Terms
coo. House Isx2s: full basement,
lots: IL czsh: balance year.
Let us show ypa our llstings
Residences. Suburban tracts: build
Ing sites. and farms We know values
and conditions We list all kinds, but
right prices must BE- given otherwise
no time wasted The Casfney Com
pany, lis IL East Okla. ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

Srnti Ferris Ii putting IL some
TELLING licks on the hastings
Ferris uses the speeches Of llari.
ling from day 10 day as texts and
proceeds 10 tlsasterly style 10
annlhilate the contentious Of the
Cop standard henrer His talks
are informative, Thus far be has
received big oyaiions "A every
|poinf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

About tlifen yvAfa aeu when I wA4
aaffef'NR fffsa 4 ssvafa eola an MH
lnnRa ana eaNxhed mpat ~ khm slln#
NAvh ana day | tllud hntiia iii
chamhorlAiaH Cough ns~iedY anss
waN NWrrrlHNd Al sae pfomFgneAa wsta
Ahira il wayp tne fu'lef writes Wea
fAwea lifoNA CLARK Nllis y II
Many another has HesA surprised as
9leaAed Niih tite -of0nlpt fsilst affett
"a ~ this femSi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

More char .bVe az the ai aA Wa.
4en who enlisted ID thr army nurse
ofps dnriue the wotld war arc allll
n the soryice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

As chairman II the Democratic
State Campaign committee, Cam
'lampbcll " the wlsest choice lhe
party ever made Campbell Il
thoroughly conVersanl sith every
angle Of the game, and Il the
Democratic cohorts give him eeed
support he will send the state
over with flying eolors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

Democrats a oklahoma shonhl
'thnw OF the lelhargy that has
gFipprd them thus far aud pro-
coed ~ iNdnrt thv women waters
into the lnirlgacieS - lhr eam
.nAis,,,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

Boih parties ~ the state are eN.
periencinT difficulty N working
the pep into The voters The
lon trAre spirit 81 the people II
ominouS II means the letting
iuwn ~ more bars Ia the
profiieerS and labor agitaiors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

FOR TRADE-chevoie. valued al
$500 for small stock Of dry goots.
groceries, racket goods or shoes
Phone l43.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

Jake llamon does not want
Harreld elected Should Harding
win. Jake would be ia supreme
command III Oklahoma, ~ far as
federal patronage n concerned
and ~ would not relish the i,aes
II dividing favors with a Repuh
iseuu Scunfnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15
MISS Nanle ssama. lpa. il 'he eldest
Frxssefvd wumaA IL Massachusetts,.

Carries eeys haze 40 fsSstps aassr.
% eet say sbsn Ias Lesd<r eau
ses'psleaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

However. The railroad enplua 4
who votes against Wilson \ ticket
~ Tins year a onr Lord Is pretty
much 81 an migrate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15
KEEP THY FAITH
WITH OUR DEAD

promise you formal and ef
feeiiye peace just A. soon as i
Republican congress can pass ~
declaration for Republican
President 20 sign
This is simply a bid for the
|disloyal pro-German. anti-Ameri
can vote that faeors separate
|psce. This vote Senator Harding
|Wirl yet. bnt he deserves ~ lossl
the vote of every red-blooded
|loval America citizen
One Of the men who has q
wooden cross ia Flanders for y
monument sent this challenge e
YOU and 70 ME just before he went
down ID his death
To you from falling bands We
throw
The torch; be yours 70 hold i
high
n ye break faith with us who die,
We shall not sleep. though pop
pies grow
In Flanders fields.
Are You as an individual, 80.
Ing 10 break the faith On the
second day of November. IN the
secrecy Of the voting booth and
in the presence Of God and your
gwn conscience. you viii answer
hat question. our part ~ the
solemn rpfprendtpn will then be
played In the name of ~ 900
Americans who gave their lives
for better world. may your
voice be added 10 the call of hu-
sanity. jnstice and peace r.
Speech ~ Capt Thomas q.
Chamberlain, formerly Of the
A. Y. r.. Rochester. Sept 23
-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

FOR SALE room modern house: 2
lots on pavement Paving taxes paid.
Call as West side Drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

NtAlEN COMPANY
Two 70 acre traess well Improved
near the city limits ., Gutarie pres
fskAt.
Three houses locsted ou s ard II.
lAe test ci sroana can - hoagAs u
naw1ln.
We also have some nice home "a
TIE North East nsrs q che city aas
also on the West side - II yoa are
IN sse market Sor soos home ses
~ over she Security state bank. o.
tlce pAone 90. RessAcnce phone a.
Mcoy REALTY co.
ADLER 4 RoHERrs
room modern oornsr lots: cis
tern and new garaee s2.soo.
3 nom baasalou new Z loss g.
1ea Terms
, room modern: CLOSE Ia. 81 .e.
Terms
8 room modern Esn Cievelanr.
s9se
I room. barn; is lots si.soe
9 room modern new garage: -
terra: close IN sA7eo
> room; lots; arch cave garage
practically new. $3.50
ADLER 4 ROBERTS
phene isi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15
:
=. $. ARMY NEW AND usro
MATERIALS

NNWf WV ANU Oof =
MATERIALS
U !. Array ovesooats. used hut ii
snrd condition. new buttons srwed ID
- doxen or eAch slatN Y. \. Army
brand new overcoats. olive arah cal
'or. belted models. aonbie breasps d
each sl4es, r. s Army Slsghtl,
used ralncoats So dozen or eaal
$40 Canadian others brand rev
ralncoats, ~ inches long. made wssh
belt. very stylish. guaranteed aaso
lntely waterproof. wonderful caal
fer sino dozen or each Sass r :
Army wool shirts. used but repaired
and relaundriesi great values al So &
dozen or each saas 4. = Arms
used woolbreaehes. lace bottoms. tass
pair Y. y, Army heavy olive drsA
sweaters, used but repaired sg1 Aoa.
en- or each s2sa II. $. Army ofl
ficer's brand new wool sweaters
worth sis. speclal each ssss officer
yneck heapy wool sweaters. brand
new, each se es5 L. s Army all wool
slightly used undersnirfs and draw
ers. per garment siss IL i. Army
heavy fleeccd lined undershirts and
drawers. good ~ new. So dozen or per
garment 5sc Z Army brand nee
large size an wool blankets. $50 dos
en or each sss5 Slightly used
blankets og the same grade. sc dor
en- or each $3.50 II 4. Army hran.l
new Mcclellan saddles each s27 5n
Same saddle slightly used $3.50 e
S. Army riding brides, practlcAlis
new, each $3.50 write for complete
price list Money order or certified
Check with order Inc ude postage Il
goods are 70 be shipped parcel post
Money back X not satisfied Army
Salvage Warehouse Co Largest
House Of It's Kind on Earth Orier
from nearest warehouse Greensilie.
s C. Fort Worth. Texas. Pensacola
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

NEE, at the MAYORS office IN the CITY
Hall in the City of Guthrie. Okla
hoina. October iath. 1870 az the hour
Of 10 A. NJ, 70 canvas the bids and
award the contract at which time
any person interested may appear and
protest against the Improvement
Dated this sth day OF October. 1920.
Geo L. Anderson.
City Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

Sam uaFanrf kfances mssh,pa Il
eleetnx pgvsllsns sabes ~ lha
NuN pal pg shu KamA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15
ON PAYMENTS

Acre property TOR sale lea Ia miles
west. good horse; plenty fruit: water.
fine land @. W. Wind. owner. NJ l..
West. AT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-15

from nearest warehouse Greensille
s c. Fort Worth. Texas. Pensacola.
Fla.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
GRAIN. PROVISIONS

Chicago Grains, Close
L'hic1C1. JILL. Dee 1.---iQEe-
Irheat-Dec.. SI.701t; March. S1-6iA-
culn-Dec- f2sscs Nay ls.tc-
Oats-Dec-, 80 c. Nay. 5lAc-
Chicago Provisions. Close
Chicago. III. Dee Close.
RorE--Januar.s s235--
Lard anlla11s $3.50
Hils-Iauulrv. sl-f1
ChicaEo Produce. Close-
Chicago. III. Dec e--8utlal-flrIl
Eer=Receiuts. 1899 cases Eirsts- 7fe
lor tops ordinary tlrsts, 50 G sc; az mar
Eft. cases included, 500 t-es s.allal-A- ID
07scs refresrator firsts, 5s757isc-
Poultry lower; fowls, l6o4a1lci
springs -a1zc7 turkeys aac
Potatoes, stronger Receipts. - cars
Northern white ro1nd. sacked fL6l g 10
cwL- Minnesota kings. sl-s5 cW-i ldano
rurals. sacked. s2-o0 02e0.
Kansas city Grain, Close.
-eaehsnrsd. 80. I hard. Slss els; 50.
q sLe7 l-75- NO red fl-e5 aLssi no.
C5rn-unohaugsd- 10. mixed. 20 a
use. No. white, 70 g llc- 40 9 l7c. 40.
2. yellow i14 lse- 40 o &c
uats-Un chauEed. 10 uhite SIC; No.
. mixed. fiG4zc
Eve-fI-1s Lac
Ksfnr and llno 1laize-f1-25 91-sz-
Hay-Staadv 10 81 lower Choice TIM
uthy. f2G00 $500; others unchanged
Raceiu ts-YFheat. 119 cars
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City. -lc-- Dec -AEss-t lrsia,
unchanged, I-ci seconds. Sc
Pouitry-Hens- unchanged. 1s9z2c;
ROSTERS. 15a1Sci springs. &c; turkeys 1c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
IN
COPPER CAUSE
MUCH INTEREST

Of esnecial interest this morning, ac-
cording 10 7. S. Curtiss & Co., Security
Bank building. Chino and Nevada
passed the quarterly dividend. while
Utah and Ray declared the usual
dividend. Coppers were generally
lower but without any losses Of more
than fractions.
Rails were little changed, and OILS,
excepting Mexican Petroleum, In
clined toward lower figures
Industrials also showed some de-
clines. on light trading. The initial
rate for call loans was percent
sales for Two hours amounted TO
aI5.5o0 shares.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
LIVESTOCK MARKETs

Clicaro Livestock. Close.
Chicaso. ILL., Dec a.--fUultel states Bu-
raAu g -arkels l-,l-i-le- -t-a1aip-s. ogyli
no choice leag fed steers here early TOD.
f12-s5- buiE. native steers. s9-5e O 1850
westerns mostly s6-75 q 81 90; little demand
lcr cows bulk. $500 zoos Gamers mostly
$3.50 1856 bulls. slow, bulk hoioEuas. $3.50
i--- best veal calves. fl-aui 1uif
$3.50; slocEers and feeder steers mostly
Hoes-Receipts. $4,000; fairiy active. 15o
to &c lower than yesterdays averaEei TOP
early. fll.15i bulk. sLe99 G t9--5s pigs &c
TO 25c lower bulk desirable. so TO $50
uouud PIGS around So
sheep-Haceip-s. 1900; fat lambs. slow.
fully -5e lover TOD native lambs. $3.50
bulk Sll5lT 1-5os fat sheep. steady F.;
choics Jed western ewes, $780, bulk native.
$3.50 O 5.e1s feeders steady.
kansas City Livestock Close.
states Bureau q Markets -Cattie--ile
ceiutE. 10ls hardly enough cattle o. any
class TO lest demand TAT she stock.
mostly steady 20 stronEs spots. uneVe1l7
higher Few heavy cows 5000 t-las -e11
beef steers, uneFallv higher. sales. $3.50
1s-5Q- eli other classes. staadTs Gamers.
ft5l0 a-lli veaierE. mostly $1,000 1850
Hoss-aeceip-s. 5000 opened STEADY,
closing active and strong with yesterday s
average. TOP. s10.15: bulk Of sales. sg.15
alo-e9i good and choice FAT piEs $3.50
shesn-Rsceipts. sgge. Tat lambs fuzzy
Denver livestock Close.
Denver Colo. Dec. c-Cattle-Rsceipts
1900 market slew and duii- beef steers.
500 GS.-5. cows and hsifers. $500 6.25-
calves 500 seq stoclzsrs ard feeders.
f6.fnT2e-
Efoe-Receints. coo. Top. f1o.25; bulk.
Se-5011o15.
sheap-Receipts. 400; market steady %
higher lambs. $1,000 q 100; ewes $3.50
5.aQ- feeder lambs. $500 011.5Q-
Fort worth livestock. Close.
Fort Worth Texas. Dee e--Cattie-Re-
cHi7ts -1Qas market actire- Beares. $500
1-. Etoclrars. $500 1885, cows. $3.50 q
f-n- Gamers F1f0T 11f- heIfars Sc so
aaeo; buns fs.ooGE-5os calves. $500
500.
Hors-Receiuts. 500; market. steady.
ll-eNr| $50 a-sa- neaFga ta-ey G 5-les me
diuu, 5000 $50; mixed, $3.50 @ s.00i com
mon. fAe0G $50; piss sA506215-
Shcau-Iieca lutE. flls market. steady
Lambs. $3.50 T11.10. Vearlirrs 5000
$50. wethers. s6.00Gs-0e- ewes s7.oeG
200; cuts. 500 99o0s EuatE. S7.o0 G4.0o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
LOCAL MARKETS.


Vegetables
Potatoes al cias-es. ger bushei. $3.50 G
$50.
sweet Potatoes. per cwt-. sllo.
Onions green. CSC per bunch
Onions. sack Australian brown. per cWt-
s275.
Onions. saoz, Crystal whits, per cWt,
$3.50.
Celery. dozen punches. s1-se.
Crau1arriaE. SO pounds. fs-5l-
Lettuce. Der hcL- S--lQ-
Tomatoes. per lug. flI5.
Bananas 191zc per pound
Cabbage. &c per pcuud-
Eruifs.
Apples. c-ew Mexico. per bcL. s5.25G
as.
APPLES. NorthH sstaru- per boz. s3.5o
Colorado apples per box t1-z5 9 3-i5-
valencia oranges per box $3.50
Florida oranges. per box f1-25-
California navel oranges Der box. $500
Lemons. Fer box. s5.I5
Pears. per box. fs.5u.
California grapes. f2-lt-
Washington apples per box f3.59 g $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03

TaILORTSG, d--ssruaklnr and renodslinr.
14l- "a Ll1 IN 81ll
PAN and fancy sewing. also c'stl11ss.
alice MsVsrs. e11e Wy11lInE. Ph. ss95.
FINE GOWNS sla ladies' tar1riuz Ma
LluIe Dsnniz 119 2 Missouri. Phi ts1e.
DEVASTATING old earmenla made ever
2 speelalty. Eh- seq ses n. car.pesll
TAILORING. drzszuazilg. evening ToWns
EWDIG-suseIsIiai n chIfre-l7 dIolh-
iaE. also plain sewing far sr1wn ups ri.
sfsaW.
MRS. BoWE, 1918 u Tl1rt1ce. mixer cf
gowns. Guaranteed work. house dresses.
aprons alHa.s tar sale. Ph. 1888
DRESS makinE ladies tdllorlnr remodel
lrs. evening gown expert Just from call
tornia- work Euaranteed. 11ll i D1Hls-
ward Phi. s77s-V
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
REACTION is
FOLLOWED BY
MARKET SLUMP

sew York Dec. 3--Heaviness Of
southern Pacific. which soon cancelled
us sliehr gain and added rs points
10 yesterdays sharp reaction gave
fresh courage % the shorts during
The morning on the stock market
shsnpiuEs, motors and metals lost
10 points. corners Weakening I'D
iciuarion OF further reduction OF
suspension Of dividends Reading.
1-7fan Pacific and New York Central
forfeited gains Of 70 points IS
did also 1fazfcan and domestic OILS.
Seels. equipments and rubbers lell
TO 11- points. cal money opened
and renewed into next week az seven
percent.
Rails and the Mezilan oils made
srs r-rss snhetautiaI contributions %
the higher trend Of prices lu tne
early stages af lQlay's stock mar Ae--
.lfe2ican Petroleum rose = points,
with fractiona advances in the trans
cantlneutals
Centary TO their recent course,
Tlur1neau OILS were heavy. hoya-
Duteh losing 11t points snippings
and Iaathes and paper specIalries also
reacted. but s1eels- equipments ana
motors rrere irregular az nominal
gains ana losses
Liberty Bonds. Close.
View York Dee s--LilartT bonds cloa91i
ef-r sec ef- first fE si5-Ali second g.
rr- rrr ss 5000. second AS
third ass ssAlQs fourth tsis,
ss7Ti- victory ass $685. victory frtai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
WHEAT DROPS
ON REPORT OF
SMALL EXPORTS

Chicago, Ill., Dee S---Evldence or q
pause iu export demand tended To-Day
70 bring about setbacks in the price
OF wheat IT was pointed out that
foreign governments have pursued
the policy Of buying wheat only
when prices were depressed Bullsf
however. c0ntendad that lower prices
were not in conformity with the
amount OF export business already
done or with the amount OF milling
demand yet TO come. Opening prices
which varied from the same as yes
terday's finish TO l1tc lower Win
December sI-681z to sl69 and Marcn
s1f4 to Sl641a- were followed DE
decided rally but then by a material
decline all around
Subsequently large eastern o1terinss
were INSCRIBED By commission houses anl
elevator interests Then shorts uieq %
cover and prices scored something or an
advance. The close was unsettled. quar-
ser cent net lower 70 1lc higher win De-
fA64st % flta-
Corn sassed with wheat after opening
unchanged 90 11sc including lay az
T5a.c % zee the market recovered some
what and soon became weak for al de-
Ilrarias. Despite liberal profit taking on
the part Of recent buyers the market
tended upward with wheat az the last
Prices closed firm. &c net lower to sc
higher with Stay I51tc 90 46@c-
other cereals starting unchanged 10 20
higher. May Sic 70 5lHc. but then under
going a general downturn.
Lover rlotarions on hogs together with
wealzness Of grain. carried provisions
doWngrada.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03

FROM BRITISH
MARKETRUMOR

New Orleans, La Dec. con
nrmation OF the rumors that British
spinuers had voted to 90 on half time,
pessimistic reports from the Man
chester market and drop OF zsy
points In the Egyptian market put
the price OF cotton lower in the mar
ket here today.
Trsdine prices ZEN a to 81 points,
January dropping TO 1855 and July 70
1916.
Futures opened steady. Deceae-o Der,
1915, January, 1896 Aaflus 1919 3
May. 1895 July. l5--u-
Telegrams from Georgia stating that
some mills fla that state were shout 70
oIo-s uutH Taauary T. increased pressure
7aainst the market and the decline Was
uidsned to so 20 90 points January was
reduced to 14.S1c. and July % la-il1
Rev York Gotten Futures.
New York. Dec 2.-Cotton -Gturei
closed firm. December. 1896 l1nu-r.s
1850: March. 15-s1c; Nay, il-slc; July
w. Galveston Spot Cotton.
Galveston Texas. Dec s-apots. MD
ding. 15-75c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
LOOKl
BARGAINS JUST LISTED.
II pfEn HTSNFss EXCHANGE.
HOTELS BOOMING HOUSES
GROCERY STORES, RESTAURANTS.
ETC

GROCERY sroREs. RESTAURANTS.
HOTEL. so rms. stssm heat modern.
best location. cheap rent rrioe. tsl91'
half cash.
HOTEL. % rms. steam hsat. modern.
mo- price $4,000. halz cash.
HOTEL. col rms modern. 4 yrE. lease.
f100 mo rent transient location. clear
inF 5000 MONTH price f12,60Q. flolQ cash,
balance easy terms.
BOOMING HOUSE. u rmn.. central To-
cation. Eood lease. cheap rent; price $500,
$3.50 cash, balance t25 per mo-
RoOsuNG HOUSE. "a rms. Al location.
f21go. $500 cash. balance termE
APARTMENT HOUSE GENITAL location.
"a apts. dandy. up-rQ-late proposition.
good lease. rent SO no. price 5000. half
cash
GROCERY STORE, fine location. coed
lease, cheap rent. business 500 per day.
WIZ sell at invoice price
GARAGE BUSINESS Storage. rerai-
shop. battery station. accessories Al
proposition. sen az invoice. half cash.
This is good one
For fun particulars
See Myers OF BIZ. lIcEuirlt with
Ell Paso BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
1l2 " san Antonio ST.
office Pm. 1899. Evening Fh ssss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
Roamiag - Sc Ia RsaL


80 ROOM HOTEL
Situated on hest hotel corner fin Fl Fasa
and clearing 5000 per year This ur0no-
siiid1 IS unQuastionabl the best in town
Price is $1,000. an cash
see llr. kiTal with
GOODMAN BROS & CO.. nc.
Realtors
eos u. stantqn ST. Phone 1884