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EL PASO HERALD
Wednesday April 30 1913
Our Prices Are
OPPORTUNITY!
Things for Your Private Desk
That Ought to Be There
Lowest
Empress German Milled How vary best Kansas Hard Whaafc-
24 lb. Sack 85c-48 lb. Sack $1.65.
Diamosd SI. Hard Wheat Hoar guaranteed to bake good bread
24 lb. Sack 75c-48 lb. Sack $1.50.
I
Good desk pads and blotters pens inlis paper cut
ters and weights ink stands novelty desk calendars
all in high grade goods that will appeal to particu-
lar folks. . Perhaps that desk of yours needs new
equipment throughout and if it does this store
should be of immediate service to you.
May "We Serve You?
Curran's Book Store
108 Mesa Ave.
$12000 FOR AN
OREGON STREET LOT
Three New Bungalows Are Setae Beilt
in A1U Vita Section in North-
east era El Pas.
Tie brick building oa the earner of
Oregon and Second streets haa baoa
sold by Charles Cox to L. AL Farwin for
$12000. The property bad a frontage
of SO feet oa Oregon and extende baek
120 feeefc. The sale was made by the
Tobin Real Estate company.
Hew Alia Vista Bungalows.
Hawkins Bros are having built for
Howard X. Hunt manager of the West-
ern Coffeee company a four room cot-
tage on Bhss atreeet block L" HagueV
subdivision. It -will be pebble dashed
and will have hardwood floors aad be of
ALFALFA RAISERS
Before baying a hay press it wUl pay you to intetitrate the new Eagle Power Baler.
t x. x7"? ?ress we Pfe8eit m new nd interesting i-itures; which eliminates a great many objectionable
features that have oau&ed the hay baling fraternity no little trouble.
Special Features
Will set break Hocks or strip gear. ' - '
Double feed table oly 3S ia. high. Can be fed f-om ground and from both sWefl. -
Fly wheel ose-third larger than that used on any other power prese. You will readily.isee Ihe advantage of
using a large aad heavy fly wheel on a machine of this kind.
mJSL n !5LST' 8Uch f di.!?sion board not going clear of folder when "head Hock comes against
SSTLi! fl wheel "? 71 U Fttwrjrot break the division board. This ia itself will safe un
told expense aad trouble every year the baler is operated on division boards alone and. is a guarantee you will never
strip uk6 gesrs.
You can by removing six bolte from engine extension disconnecting same fro main frame of press by blocklne
S T"- "TT reW "k. 5!' 8aBe ?n of enPn fram. 3Wi have the engine on separatf
mounted track. This is a feature you will find in no other Hay Press.
We carry ia stock both the Eagle Horse and Eagle Power Press.
Write for descriptive catalogue.
W. D. WISE & CO.
bungalow construction throughout. The
consideration was $3450.
F. N. Lucas who recently sold his
home at 2921 Bliss street Alta Vista is
having a new one built in the 3000
bloek on the same street. D. R. Sted
ham of 2927 Bliss street who recently
sold his home also is building a now
one further out in Alta Vista.
Starts Work en Residence.
The Phoenix-El Paso Building com-
pany has started irork on a modern
five room buff brick residence ia block
100 Bassett addition in the 2000 block
on East Rio Grande street to cost about
$3000.
Train I.onfr Delayed.
Monday nigrht's freight wreck at
Bon son. Ariz. caused a continued delay
of trains from the west coming over
the Southern Pacific line into El Paso
Wednesday morning.
TJSj V k tJA -W
No use telling you how
good our merchandise are how
well they are made that they are
all wool and a hundred other
things. Our customers expect to '
fnd the best at our store.
We oaly want to tell you that
our stock is twice as large as last
season and that we have added
several new departments in men's
and boys wear and now have the
finest and most complete stock of
merchandise hi the Southwest.
Also our store is the largest and
most up-to-date west of Chicago.
If you are not one of our cus-
tomers you surely will be sur-
prised to see such a store in your
city and you will feel just as
proud as we do.
Pay us a visit You &UI be
welcome if you buy or just look
around. Let us get acquainted.
You will like our ways of doing
business. We can only give the
best for the least money. No
matter how much or how little
you wish to spend we can please
you. Give us a chance to prove it
HIGH GRADE SEED GRAIN AND POULTRY SUPPLIES.
'25c
OC-
wv
Faney Potatoes
15 lbs. for
New Potatoes
3 lbs. for
Mexican Pink Beans per lb 5c
Fancy California Table Traits in heavy symp large 3 lb. oans. ng
Special 2 for ttOC
Pull Cream Cheese OP Cottolene J -3 Of
per lb DC 10 lb. pail for JA00
Arbuekles Coffee Qg PHre California Claret r r
per lb
J
Ejctra Quality Pea- d" ff
berry Coffee 3 lbs. forP JL ff Wines per gallon.. 4 wL
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
LION GROCERY CO.
Phones 2424-2405.
GOVERNOR McDOXAI.D TO
MAKE VISIT TO RANCH
Santa Fe N. St April 39. Governor
McDonald is figuring1 on spending- a
few days at his ranch near Qarrizozo
around the first of the month and may
Visit the Pecos valiev before he returns
to Santa Fe. Asked today If he had
appointed the additional judge in the
Fifth district as yet. he replied that he
would not do so until he returned from
the ranch and that if he could possi-
bly arrange it. he wanted to visit Ros-
well on this trip.
Ileal Refrigerator "Weather.
New that warm weather is really
here you must delay no longer but see
about that new refrigerator at once.
The best all around refrigerator is the
Porcelold. We cordially invite yon to
inspect our line of Porceloid refrigera
tors we have tnem as low as $10.00.
El Paso Household Furnishing Co. cor-
ner Mills and Stanton Sts.
(KnjSna
SiST..! 20c
Kaneh Eggs fresh every Ofr
da j per dozen J"w
par gallon Uuv
Pare California. Sweet '7C.
109-11 S. Stanton St.
STflHT WORK OH
COLLEGE BUG
Two Structures Being Built
by Las Graces Firm at
State College.
The El Paso Herald's automobile
leaves The Herald office at 3:20
ocioek every afternoon except Sun
days tor all points on county road
and for Las Cruces. The car returns
to El Paso from The Herald's Las
Cruces office (the Postoffice News-
stand) at 10 a. m. Arrangements
can be made with J. T. Johns at
Las Crnces for delivery of The Her-
ald. Items for the Las Cruces de-
partment will be given careful at-
tention if mailed to Mrs. Herbert
Teo P. O. box -JOt or telephone to
her at phone 373-
Las Crnces N. C. April JO Work has
tegun on the two new buildings at
the State College being erected under
the supervision of the Las Cruces Lum-
ber company of this place. One ball-ling
will be for the engineering depart-
ment and the other for the mechanical.
Miss Josephine Armijo entertained
at her home on East Convent street
I yesterday afternoon in honor ftf Mrs
f Hostetter of Hermosa MejCw rrbpitr
spending a iew wveKstaere ipe qeac
of her daughter Mrs. William Jacoby
on Las Cruces avenue. Bridge was the
diversion of the afternoon three tables
playing.
The following were in attendance:
Mesdames Hostetter. Jacoby Oscar
Lohman. Cornell Doyle. Thomas Camp
KaII TAtin TlavnAp r!iio XTonaaA and
James Ascarate; and Misses Nemacla
Ascarate. Henrietta retin and Fide
Tate. The score cards were very at-
tractive. Mrs. Hostetter. In whose honor
the party was given was presented
I with a beautiful hand painted plate.
WaalH Sfevr School House.
1 County superintendent Frank M.
1 Hayner was in the La Union district
' yesterday looking after the matter of
' securing bonds for $12066 to build j
school building at that place.
Sign Tlnards Erected.
I Numerous unsightly sign boards are
being erected in various parts of Las
I Cruces.' marring the beauty of the City.
The sign boards are being erected it
is said by an El Paso firm. They are
faced with galvanized iron and are
about Sf by :t feet.
The Elks of this place are preparing
to give a play here in the near future.
Holds Last Meeting.
The last meeting of the Wednesday
club for this season was held at the
home of Mrs. Cornell on the Alameda
this afternoon. The study of Shaks-
pere has been made by the club during
the past year.
The evening's entertainment which
has been arranged for by this club will
be held at the home of Mrs. Luther
Poster president of the club on Thurs-
day evening. May 1. The husbands and
a few friends of the clifb members will
be in attendance.
Prof. Hiram Hadley who resides be-
tween Las Cruces and Meellla Park
has been in attendance at the peace
conference held in St. Louis.
C W. Cross left here yesterday morn-
ing for Wilmington "Del. after a few
days' visit in the home of P. T. Erwin
in East Las Cruces. Mr. Erwin is
home Trota" Ooutfl&A Ariz. for a. brief
visit with his family after which he
will go to Miami. Ariz. to engage in
work on the new 5100.600 depot
Mr. and Mrs. R. 1 Young accom-
panied Daura V. Peacock to El Paso
yesterday in his new touring car.
D. L. Brumbach of Van Wert Ohio
and son. David who have been here
for several weeks left for Santa Fe
and from there will go to Seattle
Wash. and on to California. Mr- Brum-
bach's 'on. John will remain here.
Miss Fern Reeves was substituting In
the Central school building.
Misses lone and Marion Erwin are
sick at the home of their parents Mr.
COCOANUT TEA
BISCUITS
20c Ibu
WEDNESDAY ONLY
THE STORE OEAUTIFUL.
&&est
CONFECTIONERY CO.
Mesa Ave and Texas St.
WEgmgggk
YOU
REMEMBER
when lots on Montana St.
near Stanton were selling for
$125 each not so very long
ago. Well you will be re-
membering the same thing
about those $125 lots in
West Ysleta.
rsrjr'ar&
INVESTIGATE
This is your opportunity to buy lots at one-half price. Comparison in pris
and location will convince you that our prices are fifty percent below prices
in adjoiiiiLg additions.
LOGAN
Located in the Country Club District which is fact becoming El Paso's high-
class high restricted residence section.
PRICES RAtfGE FROM
$90.00 TO $125.00 PER LOT
10
NO TAXES
WM. MOELLER Agent
Vacant Lota Modern Homes Business Property Valley Land.
HERALD BUILDING MAIN ENTRANCE
Call on Us or Phone 1227.
1
m mm
and Mrs. Brwin. It Is feared that Ihey
have pneumonia.
Mrs. Engleright. who has had pneu
monia. is now able to be up.
Clde Baker is on the sick list at his
home near town.
Mrs. Sumner Center returned to La
Mesa today after a brief visit with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Toast north of
town. air. and Mrs. Center have tem-
porarily located at La Mesa where he
has charge of the erection of a num-
ber of buildings. He has Just com-
pleted the new church building. The
next work to be undertaken is the roof-
ing of a barp owned by A. T. Williams.
Miss Anna Belle Cushman who Is
sick was unable to teach In room No.
6 in the central school building and a
ut.stltuU was secured.
John H. May was among the namber
who went from here to SI Paso this
morning.
Mrs. Q. E. Gattnn and granddaughter.
Mips At-ble lies left here this morning
for Springfield ill. where they will
spend the- summer and return In time
i tor scnooi in tne xau.
j Mrs. A. Petln went to El Paso today
i for a brief business visit.
Mrs. Nellie Karhnrst and son .Fred-
erick who spent the past year ia the
home of Reed Fuller left here this
morning for El Paso to make their
home.
(PORTION OF SCHOOL
ATMESILLA CLOSES
E. IV. Geyer Is Kleeted Editor of the
College RoHPdup far the Next
Kehool Year.
State College. N. M.. April 36. The
Mesllla Park public school with the
exception of the grades in charge of
Mrs. Baumeister. has closed. A pleas-
ing progrpTP was given by the pupils
at the school house. Mrs. Baumeister
will continue teaching for a eouple of
weeks to make up for time lost on ac-
count of lllnecs.
Much ': it was manifested at the
Round ' Up election for next year's
editor. There were only two con-
testants for the office E. W. Geyer and
L. Weddell. Mr. Geyer won by a vote
of 67 to 4S.
Misses Morton aad Thompson enter-
tained all college girls- and women
teachers at a reception. About 70
guests called during the afternoon.
Yellow rpees in May baskets were used
for decorations.
The sophomore cooking class enter-
tained the following guests at a May
Day lnnoheen in the domestic science
dining room: Misses A. B. Medlar
Ruth Thompson. Josephine Morton
Pearl C. Miller and Messrs. Frank
Stockton. Q. P. Stocker. Ray M. Wilcox
and D. E. Merrill.
At the science seminar. D. E. Merrill
reviewed an article on the erra laden
house fly; H. & Hammond soil bacteria
and soil sterilization; F. Garcia new
method for spraying fruit trees la
California.
W. T. Conway talked at the T. M.
C. A. meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin A. Foster accom-
panied by ex-governor Prince of New
Mexico visited the various departments
of the college.
H. S. Hammond took his botany stu-
dents to Tortugas mountain to gather
specimens for study in class.
The following persons from tha enl.
lege attended the last' meeting of the
.-i.ie eiuh in Las Crnces: Mrs. R. y.
Hare. Mrs. A. B. Sage Mrs. X. F. Wla-
nlngham. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson
Miss A. B. Medlar Miss Pearl C. Miller.
Frank Stockton D. E. Merrill. Mr. aad
Mrs. H. S. Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. A.
H Badenock.
E. O. Wooten formerly of the college
but now in the U. & D. A. at Washing-
ten. D. C. is ' expected to arrive here
this week.
LAND SALES AEE
MADE AT ANTHONY
Anthony N. M- April aO. Recent
land sales in the vicinity have been:
Jrs. Mary Sullivan to Royal Jackman.
six lots in Nombra r rtins- Snni
Jackman to David Madrid three lots
in -louiure ue jjios and 10 acres of
alfalfa land adjoining: Royal Jackman
to L. T. Jagers one and one-half lots
In La Tuna.
. L- T. Jagers has the foundation rock
hauled and has ordered 2800 tile blocks
to build a drug store with living rooms
adjoining on his lots facing the El
Paso county road in La Tuna.
The two Dean current deflectors un-
successfully launched on the west side
above the Anthony bridge are being
raised and strenuous efforts made by
Mr. Bailey of the good roads board
the Chamberino ditch commission and
others to prevent further encroach-
ment of the river towards the west side
approach to the bridge.
Word has been received here of the
death of Arthur Eugene Story at Co-
chilla. California. Mr. Story left here
apparently in better health than he had
been for some time. He was a native
of Metropolis. 111. and a successful
photographer who came here for his
health more; than 10 years ago.
Paul Cedarwall Is here from Los An-
geles to settle up the estate of his
brother Henry who died the after
spending a couple of years here for i
nis neaitn.
The receipts of the box supper and
entertainment given by the women of
the Methodist church for the benefit of
the new church fund were about $1L
Mrs. F. I. McKamv rendered the
"Chimney Sweep-' during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs Roval Jackman gave
an auto ride from Kl Pao tin through
the west side farming district and a
picnic dinner n ar the Carroll ranch at
Nombre De Dios to a partv of voung
friends including Miss Thornton the
Misses Marv. Margaret and Thula Har-
A. Louis Manlg.iult Alice and Roy-
al ir
Mr ancl Mr Sifver"! and Miss Ptan-hp.-
sir' re .-nt isit.irs fnm El Paso
on a Ti' ri tr i. ! Tito tn th rr Tur-
- r - . v .
ii;s. Ij JjI i-. i ilr l"rlu..t.r v..r
HEIGHT
Down $5 Per
NO INTEREST
AUTO AT YOUR SERVICE
members of the Congregational choir
who come up from Kl Paso by auto
Sunday and assisted with music at
Canutillo. They accompanied Royal
Jackman and family.
ADJUSTMENT OF NEW MEXICO
CENTRAL CASE SEEMS CERTAIN
Approval of Referee's! Report and Or-
dering of Sale of Road Predicted;
Capitalists te Take Over Property.
Santa Fe X. M.. April 30. Receiver
C. C. Murray of the New Mexico Cen-
tral said that he received word today
from John S. Wendt attorney for the
Pittsburg Trust company which Is
suing to foreclose on the bends Issued
by the old Santa Fe Central railroad
that Mr. Wendt would arrive in Santa
Fe Monday May S. and wonld at that
time ask district judge E. C. Abbott to
order the property sold In accordance
with the recommendations of the report
of the special master. L. C. Collins. Mr.
Wendt stated also that he bad served
similar notice on all the other attor-
neys interested in the case.
Judge Abbott is now in San Juan
county attending court and will not re-
turn to lianta Fe nntil Saturday. As yet
he has not acted on referee Collin's
report but will probably take it up
immediately upon his return.
All indications point to early action
In the case especially since the time
limit for filing exceptions to Judge Col-
llns's report expired April 25. and no
exceptions to the referee's report were
filed bv any of the Interested parties.
It Is understood that as soon as the
aetion above ontiined ia taken in the
Man La Fe Central litigation together
with the early filing of the report of
the referee in the Albuquerque East-
ern litigation and its final adjustment
that a strong company of capitalists
will take over the properties finishing
the New Mexico Central line as origin-
ally contemplated and completing the
utiuuuerque Eastern railroad into this
city.
AVIATOR STARTS LOHtr FXIGIIT.
Lyons France. April 30. Jules
Vedrlnes the French aviator started !
at 4:17 tmg morning on nis monoplane
flight to Edinburgh Scotland a dis-
tance of approximately 930 miles.
Men's suits cleaned pressed. Wright. )
FEW FOOLISH
QUERIES FOUND
From Those Who Use Good !
Reference Books Con-
stantly; Self -Answering
Is Best.
ar fewer "foolish questions" will
be asked and answered in El Paso in the I
future since The Herald's self Imposed ;
task of distributing the New Modern '
English Illustrated Dictionary Is now
well commenced.
Stop asking and answering needless
questions and start clipping coupons.
Then you can let the dictionary do our
worn. Begin your clipping on another
page of this issue today in readiness to
join those who have already seen the
books and are coming back to take
them away as soon as six coupons have
been published.
Children's questions should never be
Ignored. Impatient parents constantly
bar the pathway of learning. There is
a way to save your patience and pro-
vide for the children's instruction as
well. Let the dictionary tuton your
tots.
Children's encyclopedias are the
latest fad among the wealthy . classes.
Where the importance of letting the
coming generation learn by looking up
the answers to its own queries is recog-
nised. Children's encyclopedias are very
axfMnsive and vrr rambtnuMi And
the New Modern English Illustrated '
Dictionary suits the purpose well and j
requires far less expenditure and far .
less space !
Your sons and daughters nieces and i
nephews. In fact every person in whose ;
welfare you are interested should have I
this beautifully bound and comprehen-
sive illustrated mine or ready refer-
ence information always at hand. The
colored plates are particularly well
suited for the instruction of children
and the formation of young ideas
through the fund of Information of
which they form a part.
No thumbing over bisr volumes no
backbreaking bending over book stand
or book shelves no dictionary that
would seem to require a derrick to lift
it. The concise compilation of infor-
mation obtained through years of
stndious effort by eminent scholars is
always at hand.
There are three different styles of
binding. First there is the 5 full
limp leather edition flexible printed
on Bible rarer with red edges and
rounded corners. Besides the regular
contents. re lsed to date by the best
authorities the volume contains more
than 600 illustrations many of them
on rich color plates and 1 pages of
valuable and official charts. All of
this for six consecutive dictionary cou-
pons and 98 cents.
Then there is the regular $3 edition
which is exactly the same as the $4
book except that it is bound In half
leather with olive edges and square
corners It contains all the maps
charts color plates etc A copy of this
mav be had for six consecutive coupons
and 81 cents
The thinl edition Is $2 a copy on the j
market. It is plain cloth binding with
the same paptr and the same illustra-
tions as th othtr editions but with '
th- color pl.it. and charts omitted
This n ( I '..d fo- six co-ise uti'
t oil; f r l rf
ADDIT!
Month
NO MORTGAGE
NEW MEXICO CONVICT IS '
I KEl'llujiU TO TU PRISON
Santa Fe N. M. April 30. Ben Wy-
antt who escaped from the New Mexico
penitentiary several months ago after
a brief period of precarious liberty has
again been placed behind the bars at
the state penitentiary mounted po-
liceman J. A. Street having arrived
with him from Grand Island Neb. last
night. Wyantt will now have to ger e
iis maximum sentence. He states that
he and Andres Calles parted company
just a few m'les north of Albuquerque
following heir escape and that he has
net seen his fellow fugitive since that
date.
FREE the RUPTURED
TRIAL OF PLAPAO
Awarded Gold Medal and Diploma Over
All Competitors International Expo-
sMIob Seme aad Grand Prix Paris.
STUARTS PLAPAO-PADS are a wonderful
treatment for rupture curing as they do tee
worst forms in the prtvseyof the heme with-
out hindrance from work and at slight expense.
RUPTURE CURED
by STUART'S PLAPAO. PADS means
that yon can throw avray the painful truss
altogether as the Flapao-Pads are made to
ears rnptnxe aad not simply to bold it; but
as they are made seU-adicsive. and when
adhering closely to the body slipping Is im-
poaerble therefore they are also an important
factor in retaining rapture that cannot be
held by a trass. NO STRAPS BUCKLES OS
SPRINGS. Soft as Velvet Bay to Apply.
Plsnao Laboratories Block 26 St. Louis Ho
is sending FREE trial Plapao to all who write.
n 101 Days
OR LESS
The intenirban will be is
operation. At that time acre
tracts we are now offering on
terms af $10 cash aad $10 a
month will be selling for $101
aa acre asore tiuut you can
buy them for
TODAY
Phone T0BIN 803 NOW
and see for yourself.
Just
Phone
Us
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HAVE YOUR LAUNDRY
READY!
If it's Flat Work ym are
sending to w. suck as Sheets
Pillow Cases. Towels Table
Linen elc. you'll be agreeably
surprised upon their return to find
how sweet and clean they smell
-how nicely each piece is ironed.
Get the wash ready and
phone us today.
Phone 2177.
Elite Laundry
Sanitary and Fireproof.
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