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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
WANT An RATE CARD.

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Three consecutive Insertions including
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Two cents per word FOR stock or bond
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IN order 20 give time tor proper elas5i-
Gcation e Is necessary 70 close me Herald
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Al other days a. 1880 p n Want ads
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
MEN PLAN
TO FORM ORGANIZATION

Restaurant men OF the city met in
the grill room OF the Sheldon hotel
Friday afternoon for the purpose OF
effectinE an organization among
restaurant keepers. Il was stated
that a lowering Of the price Of a
number OF articles OF food would
probably result from the combination
Of restaurant keepers
The meeting was called by r A
Dornheckter. formerly state food in
spector. Representatives from p
restaurants were present at the meet
inE- A committee composed OF Ralph
Smith. A. Brown and p. Louis was
appointed to confer with restaurant
men not present with a view to in
GLIDING every eating house IN Fl
Paso in the association A second
meeting has been called for next
Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
RAILROAD lime LIABLE

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All trains arrive and ceBart from uuion
szts flon. foot Of san Francisco street AL
arrivals and departures given IN 81 F-Ao
OF mountain staneard line
SANTA EE-
For Aise-oussEasue: Denver: caieaSEs e re re
Prom Aihuqusrqus. renvsr, Les Angeles,
chica so-No. Soi aTvL 70 q n: No sti
FL PssO 4 SOUTHWESTERN.
Lines East
Ar-iye-Fro1n North and East; No. Z.
The Californian z. AM No. J. Golden
State Limited. $50 pm
Depart-For the North and East No
T. Golden state Limited. 1901 pm; 40. 2,
The Californian, s-55 pm
Lines West
Arrive-Froru the west No. g. Copper
city Special. 1880 an; No 2, The CALI
fcruiau. 8.15 pm
Depart-FoF the West; No 3 Golden
state Limited. pm, No 2, Copper city
81 souTHkKs PACIFIC LINES.
Tor san Antonio. New orleans ano
washington-No. ie2 Iva $500 p n No
~ Fen 70 i' WsssinEton. Rev oriesns ard SAP
Antonio-Arrives a. 6;ss a n; No- ~
II For Arisons and caiifornia-Sa. Va
isls a N: 10. lol At TAO 4 NJ NO
- from 5 Arizona and California No. :
arvs. az LAS M. No. 100 arvE zits
?. n; No. 10 u 1900 D n
TEXAS q PACIFIC.
For Dallas ana 81 Louis-No- - Va
q H.. So- 2 a. tsl5 2; O.
From s. Louis and pallsE-So. arga
II 1.45 D m No Is avs ~ 1880 ?. II
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular scheduia
MEXICO = SORTHWESIERS.
Iaa 1HHHI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
CITATION BY PUBLICATION.

The state 81 Teas To the Sheriff or any
Constable Of Fl Paso County. Greeting;
You are hereby commanded 70 summon
Lawrence ". Roush by making publiea-
ton o. this Citation once IN each week
for four successive weeks previous 20 the
llrhed IN your county 70 appear AZ me
next regular term Of the Sfth District
Court OF Fl Paso County. 70 be holder at
The courthouse thereof. IN the City Of II
Paso. Texas, on the first Monday IN Nay
1870, the same being the ard day Of Nay,
1870. then and there 10 answer q petition
filed Ia said Court on the llll day or
April. 1890. IN a suit numbered On the
Docket OF said Court 30. 1eo15, wherein
Florencs W Roush Is plaintiff and Law
renee W. Roush IS defendant and said Pc
tition alleging that plaintiff and defendant
were legally married on the zltn day OF
February. 1918 in Houston. Texas ana
separated about the LIST day OF August,
1913 and that plaintiff vas compelled 10,
and did. separate from the defendant on
account Of the defendants adulterous con
duct with other women. and on account or
the defendant repeatedly telling the
conduct on the part Of the defendant.
plaintiff says vas such cruel treatment or
her that il rendered thelr further living
torether entirely lnsupportahlcs and she
prays fer a divorce and costs Of suit
Herein FAN Not but have you before
said Court, az its Aforesaid next regular
term. this writ, with your return thereor'
showing how you have executed the same.
Given under my hand and seal Of said
this 10Th day OF April, 1890.
c. II. M'KINNEEi
CLERK District Court, Fl Paso County. Tex
BY W. F. Haynes. Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
e. PASO FEDERAL RESERVE
MANAGER GOES TO DALLAS

Y. r. Gilbert. manager OF the n
Paso federal reserve bank, mas Deel
elected senior assistant cashier OF
the Dallas branch, ana has been as
signed manager OF the mel1psI pe-LlA
reiations department now being Or
slr. Gilbert. who Is az present IN
C,hfcaro. viii return 70 FL Paso
T~ithfn q Few days for the purpose Of
moving his family 70 Dallas ne WI
he succeeded here by W. G weiss,
frrmsrIv GENERAL auditor OF the bank
N. Gilbert has been with ne teds-
eraI reserve bank from the time OF
is esta blIshnent and has filled prac-
ficalIy every place in IL
-r,ffror 81 Dallas, and O. b Mcguire
nave come 10 Fl Paso TO supervise
the transfer OF the Management OF
the FL Paso bank from Mr. Gllpert
70 1lr. Weiss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
ADMITS
PHOENIX BIGGER

Tucson. Ariz-, Nay There Is
keen disappointment over the census
showing OF this city There had been
hopes OF even 10000 and the figures
wired give only 2O.2s2. Phoenix is
claiming 10000 and there appears
little doubt that this year she Will
attain position as metropolis Of
Arizona
This place has been held by Tucson
ever since she emerged from the stage
OF a Sobaipuri village in 1776. The
last census showed a lead over Phoe-
nix BIZ more than 1000. Her growth
for the 10 years has been more than
IS percent. Il would have been larger
had not there have been reached a
limit Of housing possibilities, while
the mines OF southern Arizona have
been relatively quiet for more than a
year. It is contended that hundreds
OF Mexican residents were not counted
in the census OF Tucson, for the
census takers generally spoke no
Spanish and the Mexicans nothing
else.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
Ell PASO HERALD

Entire state o. Texas can be covered At
the lowest possible rate with the largest.
most thoruughly distributed circulation
10li cents per word sundays
~ cents per word Daily.
20 words minimum.
A guaranteed circulation-25osoQ sun
DAYS, $4,000 daily.
This f. the combined circulation OF The
Dallas Tines-Herald. Fort worth star
Telerran. The san Antonio Light Fl Paso
Herald and The Houston Chronicle
Your ad sent 20 any o. the above papers
with cash viii be handled for you ano
your I'D VII appear 10 all OF them
wednesday noon should see your copy
10 any one CT the cffices fer your az 20
appear 10 these papers the following sun
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
ART DEPARTMENT STUDENTS
ENGAGED IN POSTER CONTEST

The art department q me hIgh
school. under the direction OF Miss
Gertrude Evans, is working on an
interesting poster contest under the
auspices Of the Popular Dry Goods
company. The general subject an
nounced for the poster IS Merchandise
sold in The Popular. The closing date
OF the contest is Nay z. The prize
offered is money to the amount Of SIS,
70 be divided between winners in
class A and class B. After the de-
cisions are given the posters VIII be
on exhibition a. che high school and
later at The Popular.
James Vance. winner OF the high
school defamation contest and Harry
Vance, Of the Bailey school. winner
Of the grammar school defamation
contest viii both leave next week for
Justin To compete IN state contests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
DENIES PLAN TO ABANDON
ANYTHING MEXICAN LABOR

washington D c. Nay IL. uiiiells
IN ~ircuiation On the border that the
deuartment o. labor would cancel It's
or5er admitting Mexican laborers
under a waiver Of the llteracy test ana
the head tax. were rcfutec TO-DAY ~
assistant secretary Of labor Post VINO
wrote senator sheppard tnal tne os
nartment has no intention o. rescind-
ing the order
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
MoNEY AND MFTALs.

fBy the Associated Press.l
New York. Nay l--2iercantile paper IN
changed Exchange easier. Sterling So
day bills. sS.78; commercial 6Q-day bills on
banks. S27s- commercial s0-day bills.
s3.7TlL. demand, Sa-s2ki cables. S3.s5.
Bar silver. &1-lo.
Mexican dollars. e3A
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London Eng May The quota
lions on the metal exchange today were
as follows.
spot copper. E1o1. Us, Sd
Electrolytlc. I'LL
Tin. E3f5. 15E.
Lead. E41.
zinc, f47-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
Grains and Provisions.

TTIC0T0 IF9I01 LIOIH-
Corn-1ley, sl75&s July, fls5A; Sep
TENDER. sL57is.
Oats-TuIy. SeHc; September, T5&c.
ChlcnEo Provisions. Close.
Pork-s35. 90, July. f3s-75.
I.ard-May. s1e.so; July, S2o-55.
Rihs-llay $3.50; July, fls-i5.
Chicago Provisions, Close.
CHICAGO III Nay l-Butter-LoWer-
Creamery. 4sG611sc-
EeEs-unohanred- Receipts. 4o.1iT cases
Poultry-UnchanEed.
Potatoes - steady Northern Whltei
sacked ana bulk. s6s0G7.10: new, none.
kansas City Produce. Close.
kansas Ciry. No, Nay L-EEgs-Cur-
rent receipts &c a dozen lower firsts 5se;
seconds G1c-
Butter-1farket UNCHANGED.
Poultry-Broilers. 10 cents lowe-, SOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01

A. r Wolff. motorcycles PATROL
man. was suspended Friday after
noon by chief Of police J. R Mont
Eomery, for a period OF ten days, fol-
lowing complaint Of B. 7. smith who
claimed that the officer used abusive
LANGUAGE. Wolff admitted quarrel
ing at Smith who, he said, forced
him into the sidewalk while he was
riding his motorcycle. The suspeu-
sion becomes effective Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01

EstanisIado Sabaia. seven years old.
SOC South cchoa street. was painfully
Injured Friday afterncn when he
vas struck by g truck driven by Jean
Barrio. 8I7 East Third street. The
flesh was torn from the lads arm
re was treated at the police emery
oncy hospital BY Dr.. John Hardy.
Barrio told the police the boy was
1iavinE with others IN the street and
suddenly dzrted into the path Of his
machine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01

Observations taken
at s a. m, 15th
meridian tine. Nay
J. 1874
Forecasts;
Fl Paso and vicin-
ltgs Partly cloudy
10 cloudy tonight
and Sunday.
New Mexico. Fair
tonight and Sun
day somewhat cold
er tonight north
portion
Arizona Fair to-
night and Sunday .
colder tonight north
portion
West Texas. To-
night and Sunday
parity cloudy 70
cloudy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
GOOD WEATHER
AIDS CORN BEARS

Chicaro, III, Nay l-ImproVed
weather for farm work tended today
to give some advantage TO bears in
the corn market Opening prices
which ranged from = TO &C lower.
with July $3.50 70 S1.64H and Sep
TENDER s1.57 to sL57is, were followed
by upturns all around
Week end adjustment brought about
some advances later. but they failed 20
hold well. The close was unsettled. "a
net lower 70 3isc gain, with July sl-s5 =
% gLs5E and September fi-51iz 20
gl5TE-
oats, like corr. were eased some
what By sunshine and warmth, open
ing sc lower to 10 advance, includ-
ing July at $50 70 SS&c-
Heavy deliveries on Nay contracts
forced the provisions market down
grade. Lard and ribs were especially
affected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01

Master window Bakeries are the talk Of
the country. Success and reputation estah-
lished. sold outright. no royalties all
profits are yours. proven good sound husl-
ness Investment; made Of the highest
grade porcelain enamel. attractive, sani-
farv and efficient: WE HAVE GOOD
BUSINESS LOCATIONS FOR YOU. $500
to $500 net profits monthly are now be-
ing made and we can prove &C., no baking
experience required. $1,000 10 $1,000 in
VeEtment necessary. Master Baker Sys-
TENS, 431 S. Dearborn Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01

A. adsutafion Of Maeterlinck's
ifBIus Bird was given by child play
ers Of st. Clements Episcopal cnurcn
- 4 O'Clock Saturday afternoon under
tire direction Of lie Roy Lane, assisted
bv re. Stafford Biddls, accompan-
Isl. More than so children are in
Guided IN the cast. The presentation
srfsl Sc repeated tonight az 7.5e o'clock
and two additional performances viii
be given Saturday, Nay 3, az and
ESQ o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
Livestock Markell.

Lulclau LAEeHAulAs AAAels
CHICAGO. III. Nay 1.-Catle-Receipt
5000. Beef steers. steady 10 strong. sales.
f1Q.5o q 1875; bulls and calves weak All
other classes steady compared with week
stock. 75o higher; bulls and feeders, 25e
soc higher: Feaiers. 81 % $50 lower
heavy calves. soc lower.
Hog1-Recelpts, 1900 Market steady
70 strong with yesterdays average TOP.
S1B.50; bulk light f15-e5 G15.5os bulk $50
FOUNDERS and over, f13-85GlA65i pigs.
steady 10 soc lower; bulk Of desirable 100
70 100 Founders. SASS 1425-
Sheep-Receipts, 6o0o- Bulk todays re-
ceipts4 direct 20 packers. few sales around
CSC higher compared with week ago
lambs mostly 81 lower sheep. steady.
Kansas CITY Livestock. Close
Kansas city, No. Nay L-HoEs-Re-
ceipts. 19e1. Light and medium steady to
strong; TOP. S1A75i heavies, SLOW bulk
light and medium. s142s Gl4-75; bu-E
CaftIe-Receipts. 1909 for week. Heavy
beer steers, strong 20 15c higher TOD,
s15.so; bulk, s11.75 9 u Is: yearlinEs 3 q
killing COWS and bulls. steady: veals ana
calves. 50 TO 50 lower bulk. good 10
choice vealers. $3.50 9125o.
sheep-ReceiDts. 5ooo- Bulk q receipts
direct 70 packersi no trading today al
classes 75c 20 81 lower compared with
a week ago; AT shorn Texas wethers late
Fort worth Livestock, Close.
Fort Wcrth. Tex. April 2e.-cattle-Re-
ceiptE. .7oe- market steady. Beeves. $500
71n.15: Etockers, sE.01I.so; cows. 93-oo q
$50: heifers. $500 f12-5O: bulls. S5.o0G
T-60- calves. f6-oQG1An1-
HoEs-Receipts, 1900; market steady.
Light, $500 la.z5s heavy, fl1-l5 Q 1900
medium, f12.75 1876 mixed 31i-T5G
12-75; common, fio.T5 @ HIS; pigs. fs-oo4
1150.
sheep-Receipts. 5000; market INFESTED.
Lambs. sl3-o0Q14o1; yearIinEs, 2lLoo@
1900; wethers. $1,000 a1o-50s ewes sa-0og
1o-0o; culls. S. @ g. goats, ft--5 q 200.
BANK CLEARINGs SHOW GAIN.
A gain Of more than 100000 IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
financial

SO INVESTED IN OIL LEASES may
make $4,000. - acre. oil leases 10 Texas
Raiubow's End Opening new field may
make your lease worth 5000 acre. this
has happened in Texas many crllilns
wells near my holdings; buy low, sell
high. that way makes fortunes Tor iseae
information. oil maps. Pecos valley Co..
l14as n. Robinson St.. Oklahoma CITY
Tr~Tn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
COTTON MARKET
PRICES DECLINE

New orleans. La, May lon the
first call IA the cotton market today
prices fell off j 70 points under
scattered selling. but after the call
there was more demand and prices
did better. At the end OF the first
hour OF business the active months
were to IS points over the close Of
yesterday, uly standing at S38-l0 and
October at S35-2A
Buying was due mainly 70 COM
plants from various sections Of the
belt that repianting was necessary.
The market was held from advancing
strongly by the favorable weather in
nearly all portions OF the cotton re-
eion-
opening bids were; May, t59.25;
July, s2816; October, S35.17; DecemS
Der. s3z-35; January, S33.s7.
Moderate selling came in on reports
that the ha-bur strike here was lnter1er-
ing with the movement e cotton. but
offerings did not come on the market IN
any great volume The forecast Of dry
weather for the greater part OF the belt
was regarded farorahly, but hulllsh tad
ere offset It's effect By pointing out that
continued dry weather IN Texas would pre-
vent planting in the drouthy counties Of
that state The market closed points
Up 70 points down for the day
The cotton market closed quiet Satur-
day. points up 10 : points down net
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01

DO YOU Want A CAFE
THAT has made mere thon two thousand
dollars clear IN the past ore hundred cay. T.
This l. located IN a New Mexico town IN OF
district On account o. health q vie,
owner has 10 give ID the business. VIII
let anyone interested IN Il Try i ont for z
few days until satisfied that Il = doing ~
er viii refund railroad fare. $500 VIII
handle the proposition two years lease
and small rent. It's a gold nine
TRI-sTATE COMMISSION co.
2zf-1z5 Trust Building
Phone 1884
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01

The Women's City Club % Wash
ington- D. O.. is planning TO build a
new home at cost OF about s35O,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
Pictures


GEE If you can find the names Of
4, four cities in the state OF Ohio
represented ln the picture
ANSWER TO TEsTEHDAF's PUZZLE
I. Mechanic p sailor 3. dentist; 4.
cashier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
Legal Notices.
Department o.
INSURANCE AND BANKING.
state OF Texas
~ H~-

10. 175.
Austin. Texas April ., 1921
TO All whom IL Nay Concern
This IS 20 Certify, That the Two hepub-
lies Life Insurance company. u Peso
Texas, has in all respects fully compiled
with the Iews OF Texas as conditions
precedent 10 its doing bushes In this
state. and I have issued 90 said company
precent q its doing business IN this
state for the year ending the 2sth OF
February 1891
Given under my hand and seal Of office
at Austin. Tex the date first written
above. J. c. CHTDSEF,
Comm rai1rar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
Rcsming Houses-For Sale and ksnI

Roaming Houses-FoT Sale and Rent
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FOR sALE-By owner, rooming house. al
furnished for Housekeeping. a. bargain
sl1A z san Antonio.
Will sacrincs good furniture and lease
81 s rooms Ia 3 apartments. all rented.
500, terms. I1le = Rio Grande.
IF YOU WANT 70 buy or sen your room
ing house o. snail businesA LIST a1rne
"'' JAMES L. MARI 4 COMPANY.
eo4 San Antonio 81
e ROOMS and store Building 80 z. Mis-
souri,. all rented, 5 apartments, year
lease. sacrifice Y taken a. once cali
Lookadoo. Ph- 31I1-
DANDY ABATEMENT HOUSE
PROPOSITIONS.
2: rooms arranged in 2 and 3 room
apartments. private. baths, steam heat
excellent location. ? year lease price.
S31oo. about one half cash
JAMES l. aLARR 4 COMPANY.
Phone 1850.
Our SPECIALITY DEPARTlIEST
Handles BOOMING HOUSES. HOTELS
STRAUSS REALTY CO.. nc.
1o1 Raynolda Bldg. Phones 15ei--5ol
RoOMISG HOUSES.
20 outside roomms. always full, nice, good
location. cheap lease. clears frola 500 %
$3.50 per month Only 5000, part terms-
for $500 See Us quickly, II you want
something good for a little outlay.
TRI-sTATE COMMISSION co.
21f-2z1 Trust BulldinE-
Phone eas4.
OWNER FORCED TO SELL = Eight
rooms and sleeping porches. arranged n
apartments. excellent location. good tur-
niture. grgss income from tbs place y
$50 per month, cheap rent; thiz i7 DIG
a SIG sACRIFicE-Eight rooms and
sleeping porch. arranged IN apartments.
good furniture and UNUSUALLY ven sil1at-
cd: this Is a wonderful buy AZ $500 terms.
A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY - Il
rooms and 4 sleeping porches- arranged In
apartments. good furniture and location;
this place viii clear better than 500 per
JAMES l. MARR 4 COMPANY.
Phone f550. 304 san Antonio 81
$500. $500 CASH.
rooms. on North Oregon street. fur
uiture IN excellent condition. rent $50 Per
month will give 3 year lease ibis fur-
niture cannot be bought for $1,000. balance
easy terms. Better act quick II you want
--'' $500. $500 CASH.
20 rooms. furniture soeqi l4rse -oooss
rent soc. year lease. This iH a money
making proposition IN good location.
sSS50. $500 CASH.
20 rooms. good furniture. IN COCO loc--
zion. income s55o net II you want this you
'''-' $4,000. 5000 CASH
Furniture and lease. In good LEGATION.
best bargain IN city. 81 rooms, hot and
cold water. steam heat 5 year lease. IN
six months this hotel viii Be worth VS.
oee. II this hotel Is not sold within the
next fsT days, the owner VIII raise the
prices must act qaieSly.
GOODMAN BROTHERS a CO., nc.
Real Estate-lnsprauce
eos n. stanton 81. Phone 2lzA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
THE WEATHER.

Z. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
r-u ATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01

Relative humidity In 81 Paso at noon
Saturday vas 5 percent temperature az
noon 70 degrees
Precipitation last "A hours guchee1
state Of vraathar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
BUSINESS oPPORrUSIrY.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Drug store, cold drinks. doc
tors office. two electric pianos.
truck. six room residence.
sheds. garage and one acre Of
Iands doing splendid business
This place Is on electric car
line. Here IS an opportunity
for some one % step into
good and growing business
Price right.
o. Fl Paso, doing a good
business on a small investment
A real bargain
ADAMS a EDGE
Phone $3.50.
10 Fl Paso Bank & Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01

GALVESTON COTTON MAREET.
Galveston. Tex. May spot cotton,
steady. 3iiddling. $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-01
AuTOM0RILE me TABLE

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UPPER VALLEY.
UpPER VALLEY HERALD AuTo-Lva
81 Paso Herald office daily except sun
day, for Las Cruces; arrives Las CT9e-f
$40 p. m; returning car leaves Las Cru-
cen FOR e Paso. front Of z T. Johnfa
cigar Store. p m; arriving m p Pa1o
us ?. m Phone Gerald Office Tor resar.
vstions Phone z. 7. Johns itk Las crr-
Gee for re-. rva.lons.
ENGI-E 10 ELEPHANT BUTTE DAN
AND HOT sPRlNG,-Aeetn ell trains a.
Eugle Oldest dan driver; best dam car
90 the dam line Iry these springs-neai
n The world. J. F. HsfieTnan- Bot
sprinEH. A.
LOWER VALLEY.
fSLErA. CLINT. FABENS AND TOR
MILO. via south loop road Returuing VIA
nortn ioop foad- oiilispie,s car lsasst ser
AID office daily and Sunday a. 20 ?. m
Make reserYatlons AZ Eerald OF "a susA
NEW MEXICO.
Il PAsO-LA MESA TRANSFER CO.
Leaves Masonic temple building a. ?.
m Leaves Ia Mesa for q Paso a. $50
a. m Passenger. parcels and freight in
GLIDING Fl Paso Heraidz. are carried over
this line
city and Aogoiion- Cars leave silver
city on arrival Of santa Fe train 80. 81.
NoEoIion a. m Bennett Motor Transit
Co Phone 10. OPP, depot
LAKE VALLEN-Hilisboro and KINGSTON
auto meeui al trains az Lake valley WI
o. siease Hilsboro. New Mexico
ROsW ELL-CARRIDOZO cars lease RoI-
well AZ $50 a. M stop 30 minutes foi
breakfast at Picacho. arrive Carrlrozo a.
II q m Car leaves Carrizozo al ga ..
m. arrive Boswell ~ $3.50 y n white
Line stage CO.
TUCiMCARI CLOfIs-LsaYe TucumczFi
80 .. m arrive Clovis .. "a; leave
Clovis a. M. arrive Tucumcari p n
We pass oil Wellt twice daily FEy q
Reeier- contractorA
ARIZONA
MOUNTAIN AUTO STAGE LTNEAClif-
ton tvia Duncanl SaffoTds Leave Clifton.
1880 .. IA. daily; leave Duncan. 2.15 p.
n. daily; arrive Stafford. l.15 p. m daily;
(connectlng with Arizona EASTERN: leave
Stafford, $500 a. m daily. leave Duncan.
1880 q m daily arrive Clifton, 1900 n.
daily. Five round trips 20 Morenci daily,
three round trips 20 Metcaf daily Serv-
ice cars day and night Mountain Auto
Co. inc. Clifton. Ariz-, Phone rs.
WEST TENAs.
MONAHANS BUENA VISTA - Mona
hans. Grand Fails, imperial. Buena Vista
psweEo Orient train; Fl Stockton. Al
pine. ONE DAT DAILY except Sundays
Phone or wire reservations Z. Y. Sweat.
Grand rails
MARIA PORT DAVIS AUTO leaves Fort
Davis daily and Sundays 8 a. m-s ieaves
Earfa 2 o. m. One way. Sz50. ROUND
trip. s. G. ". Daviva- proprietor.