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EL PASO HERALD
I ill
MORE LAND
PLANTED TO
WHEAT CLAIM
Topeka. Kan . Nor. 27. Kama
irroeri this fall planted probably
he ihlrd largest acreaff to wheat in
e history of the state according to
canvass j net completed and an-
eunced by J. C. Mohler oecretary of
state board of as-ricsltare.
"The board's correspondent esti-
ates that the acreage sown this fall
'founts in the aggregate to 89S441
res ' the report says. "This is
-rp f.ter by 2.1 OS 7 12 acres tnan the
erage annual acreag for the crops
me uve year prewar period JSCS
1 JMi inclusrve.
2 Killed 3 Injured
When Train Hits Auto
Modalc. Ia . Nor. !7. Two women
?re killed and two more women and
.i man injured near here when a
nasseinrer train struck the automobile
i wmcn tney were riding.
U OMEN VOTERS TO MEET
AT Y. W. C A. THURSDAY
r -rei't events will be discussed at
p J-apue of Women Voters meeting
njri-oay ai tne i . A. TBe pro---rani
a1 so wil! include musical num-
p rs and a oarl i amen tary drill by
lrs. S. J. Fennell.
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aso HeraJd.
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Herald.
1 500 COWS ARE
PLACED ON U.S.'
LIST OF HERDS
Fifteen hundred registered dairy
cowl til KI Paso county will be
placed on the United States depart-
ment of agriculture's list of accred-
ited herds it was announced Satur-
day at the office of the county farm
btireau.
These cattle go on the "clean Hat"
after a thorough inspection test com
pleted by Dr. G. A. James of the
state department of agriculture.
There are about 0M head of cattle
in the county bat the inspection was
made only among the dairy cattle
cf the larger dairies. The dairies
inspected were the 1 Paso Dairy
company. Price's dairy Latta & Red's
dairy and GlUet's dairy.
Only two or three tubercular cat-
tle were found in the county. H. c.
Stewart county farm bureau man
ager said Saturday which means this
county has an exceptionally good rec-
ord. The tubercular cattle have been
condemned killed and the bodies fu
mifa ted to prevent the spread. The
government and the state share in
paying; the owners for snob cattle.
Cattle owners in the county will get
certificates which will enable them
to ship their stock anywhere at any
tune witnout turtner inspection.
In some parts of the country tu-
berculosis is said to be spreading
rapidly among cattle. Cattle set the
disease from feed on which tubercu-
lar people bare expectorated and from
other cattle. Because cattle eat and
drink together the disease spreads
rery rapauy.
Shipments of cattle from the ICae-
dalena district in New Mexico this
season have reached a total of 18.000
head according to information re
ceived at the chamber of commerce.
About tfrM more are to be shipped.
afore than M.saa head of sheep have
been shipped. The cattle shipped
nave orougnt xsansu into ue uis-
trict and the sheas have brought in
J4SO.009. making a total of fcOM.OO.
cattle have been in very gooa con
dition over the southwest reports
say.
Women of New York state as well
as the men who served their coun-
try in the world war wiU be entitled
to the soldiers bonus provision for
which was passed at the last elec-
tion held in that state.
7" 9 Platinum jewelry
m-f favor because it
T i JJLV time. Our exqulsi
l;P yS. wrought diamond
W Wf is rings. Bar arns an
Vi. rftR exclusive designs of
i:. wHf inspection is invited
jfcp Oar windsw
Ijr w.t.
3x fa "x Htms.
NyigSiW Mills and Mesa
Gifts
Chnttnas shoppers w3i find
Hizsoa's a most attractive driplay
of gift jewelry priced in keeping
witk our policy of giving the
gaett value for die amount
spent '
Diamond Jewelry
has won its way into
blends with anv eos-
ite collection of hand-
set platinum jeweii
a scan pros presents
great beauty. Tour
diapUys axe of un-
neiiciy shoppers.
HIXSON CO.
of the Southwest.
on the Plaza.
Mr.
If I could lay my hands on Jiggs
1 Would make that dress suit he
wears look' less like a flour sack.
Jiggs is a good old sport and he
takes a lot of hard nocs from
Maggie but he don't know how to
dress at that. A lot of men are
like ig& they are good business
men but they neglect their clothes.
Do you know thai I am making a
business suit Jot Sixlyfioe dollars
that is unrivalled in the country.
You rM0 carry only good ma-
terial and my men do good work-
All clothes are made on the prem-
ises. A customs tailor is either
really good or a misrepresentation
of his trade. I haoe been in busi-
ness mote than ttoenly-fioe years
and I know clothes.
Buy today clothes are not going
to be lower they cannot be made
better than I make them.
Lows F'uchban.
Merchant Tailor
City Naiioml Bank Bldg.
DECLARE JAPS
BURY KOREAN
WOMEN-ALIVE
San Francisco CaUlU Nov. 27. The
Korean national association here an-
nounces that it had received the fol
lowing cablegram from Kim-In Chan
enairman of the United Korean Re-
lief society in Chang-tao Manchuria:
"Invading Japanese troops in Man-
churia are destroying all Korean
homes and killing Innocent women
and children some of whom are
burned or buried altre. Crops have
been destroyed and footstuffs confis-
cated. Thousands of Koreans are in
danger of starvation and deah."
Tokio advices of November 3 said
an official report was issued announc-
ing that Japanese troops had burned
the Christian school near Cnaag-tao.
it naviasT bean raid that it waa found
to be a nest of Korean outlaws.
WOMAN FIRES
GUN AT THIEF
WHO ESCAPES
Ability of Mrs. W. N. Pence to
handle a gun enabled her to frighten
a burglar from her borne at Si 01
Douglas street as he attempted to
gain entrance through a windor. Fri-
day night according to a report made
to the police. The man ran at the
first shot.
An attempt to eater the home of
Dr. J. T. McCamaat 3400 Pershing
Drive also was made Friday night
but failed when Dr. McCamant pro-
cured a revolver and frightened the
man away.
Both attempt apparently were
made by the same 'man. patrolman
Snider and Klc&moaa wno investi-
gated said.
TWO PLUMBERS
HEAR QUARREL
IN CHECK HOME
Phoenix. Arts.. Nov. 17. Testimony
of two plumbers took up most of
the morning session today in the pre
liminary examination of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Check charged with murder
in connection with the death on No
vember 11 last of Thomas J. Check.
father of Victor Cheek.
Ore of the plumbers. J. O. Hudlow.
testified that In October he worked
two days Is the apartment house
where the Cheeks lived and directly
under their apartment. He heard
continual q Barreling be testified and
once heard a woman's voie ask the
elder Check what ha Intended to do
with certain real estate. Hudlow said
ha heard no sounds of blows and
paid no great attention to the quar-
reling. "Every place a plomber gees he
xr4 a different kind of lazx."
Hannr explained. "If lie Hatesed
1 It. ha wenU set mighty little
werk dene.
Charles 8. Brannoclc the other
plumber also worked in the house
bnt farther from the Check apart-
ment. He also testified to having
heard quarreling in the Check apart-
ment but did not hear sounds an
though beatings ware being admin-
istered. It was the state's oontantion
that Check's death was hastened by
beatings administered by his son and
daughterlnasw.
PRICES FALL
IN EL PASO;
CUT J6 DEEP
By G. A. MARTlV.
(Centra a ed treoi lce 1.)
PREMIERS IN
CONFERENCE
AT LONDON
has been since we entered the world
A Bayers' Market.
"It is a buyers' market today and
merchants are only buying what they
are comDelled to out: nooodv is lay
inar in larsre surplus stocks as ther
did or tried to de two years ago. we
can ret all we want nowadays. By
cutting the prices to keep! them close
to the wno Jessie price as it laus. we
are encouraging tne people to our.
and this enables us to buy and keep
the mills going. This prevents shut-
ting people out of work in the east.
ioie peopie are me oeginning 01 pan
lea. Merchants over the country by
cutting their prices are helping to
prevent a panic.
jor a tune raanv oeonie din not
believe the drop in wholesale prices
weuja rcacn nere in ue retail mar
ket until spring. But once the price
began to tumble the manufacturers
began to try to get rid of what they
nao. vn en toe retailer saw ne coma
replace his present stock at lower
figures naturally he tut the pricv to
his customers even at a loss to him
self because he can get new stock
to replace it at lower figures.
Doesn't Apply to All.
The sensational fall in prices does
not apply to everything it applies
to goods now made up. Goods that
have to be ordered such as special
line of high grade shoes and have
to be made up after "thev are or
dered have not fallen much as yet
and may not fall for many months.
There are many lines that are made
to order. Each dealer places MS fall
order for instance in the spring
giving the sises and quality he knows
from experience his customers will
take. This !s delivered at the price
when he ordered. It cannot be sold
cheaply of coarse fo it cannot be
replaced quickly. It will take this
Mnr-t Af nf a Inner-
come down. 1
FaraHnre Is Stable.
In furniture there has been no re-
duction in pricer. according to T. 11.
Rogers. J. L Ely and others. MK
Rogers says there has been a slurht
drop ;n upholstery and this gives a
little better price on upholstered
furniture but there has been no re-
duction in tbe price of other furni-
ture. "All aalrrer seeds are amy up
heennse mt the root ef Mirrors
saM Mr. Rogers.. Fr Instance
a Mlrrer that eeet m Btsanfaetarer
a few years age men- bring
S14 or SU from the glass sama-
faetnrer. Tah keeps dressers I
and all mlrrer geeas bb." j
belief that France and EngJand are
entirely agreed Jat Greece with
Constant le on the throne will not
find support from allied nations.
Serbia Threatens Break.
Athens. Nov. 8a. Serbia it is
stated here intends to break off her
alliance with the Greeks if former
king Constantino returns to the
rthrone.
Pari. France. .Nov. 57. Decisions
regarding Greec reached by premiers
L?ygues and Lloyd George in London
will be cojnmnnicated to George
Rhallis Greek; premier. In all proba-
bility the premiers will not settle an
pending questions daring their pres-
ent conference.
Newspapers of this city express
saiisiacuon win ue coraiaiiiy ap-
parent during the conversations 3e
BRITISH FEAR
ATTACK ON
ENGLISH SOIL
fCoatlaued from page l.t
was foreshadowed in speeches made
by the Londonderry represe natives at
last week's trad congress.
Shot by Mob.
London England Nov. H. A dis
patch to-the Central News from-tne
Nescafe. Tipperary. Ireland aays.j
Dennis carey wan tanen ay unisons
men flroaa him -- tndav and Mr.
tweWthe to reHrfera. and eVprerj 1 bullata "red into bAMbodr. Cattr
OIL PLANT IS
DESTROYED BY
POLES REPORT
London England Nov. 27. The
Hamburger Fre radenblatt states to-
day that an oil manufactory at Neu-
tioff has been blown up by the Poles
says the Central News Hamburg cor-
respondent. Many officials engaged In arrang-
ing the plebiscite in Silesia are re-
ported to have bean killed the news-
paper says bat fall details hare not
been received.
Neutloff does not annear on avail-
able maps. It may be that Neustadl
sou in west or uppein is
CATTLEMAN
FACES TRIAL
- ON MONDAY
Thomas E. Cooper Arizona and
Texas cattleman charged with the
muroer o jiorrls r. JUely some
means ago. will be u laced on trial
Motr Bi the 14th district court.
A s9ecUl panel jet 2M veniremen ha
ia resorted to be in a hosnttal in a
dying: condition.
U. S. TREATIES SUBMITTED
TO LEAGUE BY SWEDEN
(Continued from page 1)
COUNTY CLINIC
GIRLS EAGER
FOR SEWING
Release Alleged Bond
Thieves To Testify
WaShinrton. r. r. Nov 57 Vnnr
tan street orokers messengers al-
leged to hare been concerned in
wholesale thefts of bonds and other
securities have been ordered out of
Tombs prison m Xew York by the
District of Columbia supreme court
that they may testify in the trial of
"Nicky" Amstein. which begins here
Monday. Chief justice McCoy issued
a writ to the Tombs warden ordering
the presence cf Joseph and Irving
Gluck and Herbert and Rudolph Bu-
nora. taking action at the request of
the prosecuting attorney.
DEMAND. FOR HIGH PRICED
GOODS KEEPS THE PRICE UP
By S. A. MARTIN.
tCeattaaed from page 1.1
Classes in sewing were started Fri
day afternoon at the county clinic by
Miss Helen Hubbard Swift county
demonstrator under the auspices of
the El Paso Leaame of Women Vot-
ers. Miss Swift was assisted by Mrs.
Mra. Horace Lav and Mr Florence ale market.'
Williams. Though the class opened I Vlhat It Ct TC Yiars Age. '
with only two or three girls. Interest j Apropos of ail this talk of high
arew lu luc iuiibuiis wo 1 were i l n . iiiicc ana so on. J
say 100 percent yet some articiea of
me nigner grades are today 400 per-
cent higher than a few veara aasn Tt I
is because the Deonle demanded til-...
and paid theDnce."
"Prices are only off on the staple
things and I believe thf-v will - -
off. Things are cheaper today than
they hare been for many year and
tbe retailer is at last receiving the
benefit ef the cut in prices that he
haa been reading about in the whola-
receiving the instruction before the
lesson enueo. mere are anonx z
girls in the clinic.
Instruction In making white per
cale kitehen aprons was given In
preparation tar the cooking classes
wnicn wiu ne started soon.
- Supplies and financial aid are
needed for both sewing and cooking
classes it is planned to teach the
girls to make articles which can he
of use to them personally and to the
rooms of the clinic Tney will be
taught to make middy blouses sew-
ing bags tea towels and similar ar
ticles. On the suggestion of one of
the girls the scraps of material will
ne used tor quilts.
Miss Swift announces that Mrs.
Dora Barnes state clothing specialist
win arrive in ia fnaa Sunday night
for a week's visit dmrbag which she
win conduct classes and give lec-
tures in various part of. the county.
At S octock Tuesday afternoon there
will be a class at Lincoln park for
the women of that district at which
instruction In making home dress
forma win be given.
Tnursoay. there will ne instruc
tion at the Canutillo school. The
New Mexico state clothing specialist.
II las Bliss and Mrs. Sarah Von Fleck
home demonstration agent for Don
Ana county will be present.
Witness Absent Trial
' Of Damage Suit Hailed
Absence of a material witness
forced postponement of trial of a
0900 damage suit brought by A.
M. Sands against the Atehiaon. To
rek a and Santa Fe Railway company
after a jury had been selected to pro
ceed with tbe case Friday in the Sth
district court. Sands alleges he was
jarred from the rear end of a Santa
Fe train snetntnin. injuries which
resulted in the loss of an arm.
Judge P- B. Price of the 41st dis-
trict court presided over the brief
proceedings in the absence of Judge
Ballard Caldwell regular Judge of the
(5th district court who had gone to
Austin.
HELD BY FEDERAL MKN.
Roberto Figuerroa who is alleged
by the federal office re to have en-
tered the Mission garage on Novem-
ber 4. and. with the aid of two con-
federates who are being sought to
have taken away an automobile held
there in storage by tbe government
is -in custody of the 17. S. marshal.
JfKW HI PASO IXCORPORACTOIC.
Austin Tex Nov. 17. Charter -of
E. Sambrano. Inc. ef El Paso was
filed today in the state department.
Capital stock is US0.M4. it is incor-
porated by Eateban Sambrano. Jose
fina Sambrano and Ballard ColdwelL
to deal in merchandise.
FOR
H I R
CARS
E
Wkk or vri&ont driven.
Rate Reasonable.
Pkone 2700-2701.
305 Mali St
'Maxwell has some old bills among his
-papers that show wnat it cost or
didn't cost to lis in 1844.
Then yea reuld tai Jnt T
years age three pluga of to-
bacco for M era Is and tne and
nan peanaa ef nailer for 38
The aheotlng is said to have grown
out of trouble between the two men
In a cafe. According to the nollce.
Kelly was operating' a gambling con-
cession in Juarex and with hla wife
met Cooper there. The party ia said
to nave returned here and gone to the
Clubhouse cafe an El Paso street for
dinner. Witnesses said the men
quarreled and Cooper left the cafe.
A abort time later they say. Cooper
waa passing the cafe when Klely
rushed out and stoned him. Cooper
is alleged to have shot him on the
sidewalk when attacked.
Following the shooting Mrs. Klely
became hysterical and waa placed
under the care of s physician. The
preliminary hearing was delayed be
cause she dawned she was not strong
enough to attend but later it was
held without her. Cooper and Mrs.
Klely both refused to discuss the
abootiag.
Following the hearing a heavy
bond was set which Cooper provided.
On two occasions while he waa In San
Antonio Cooper heard the trial had
been set and returned here at once
to find it had again been delayed.
CITY MAY GET-
PART OF HEAD
TAX AT PORTS
Atteropt to secure for the city a
portion of the head tax of t paid by
Mexicans entering the United State
through El Paso may follow a swat
of state health officers to El Paso
according to mayor Charles Da via.
Money thus procured would go to-
ward operation of the city depart-
ment of Jalth.
wjavla waa Informed By of
ficials he nays that when the tax
waa originally placed it was intended
that a portion go to the porta of en-
try. Considerable expense he says has
been placed upon the city by con-
tagious infections apparently brought
from Mexico. Tw eases of typhus
several months ago reanised the ex-
penduKure ef ceaafderable sums for
tne laiKeeunc oz more tnan zee
rooms In south El Paso where the
cases were located while many Mexi-
cans from the Interior have received
treatment at ooenty and city expense
Fear desrn earn were 124
cents two poaads mt eeffee coat
ket a quarter aad bacen ivae 3
cents a pewaa. y
The ..apers belonsred to his ancestor
5nXJ.'"?r w.h'tn Maxwell of MAY SURVIVE INJURY
----- --- ....
vancrevuie is narn?o. The ances
tral Maxwell waa a blachsmlth and
such an ardent Mason that he closed his
noep anu Kaiaea jo miles once a
month to the lodge at Connersville.
One Of the bills of the nhtam writ.
ten in blue ink upon a poor grade of
paer lor tney dldn t have l
RECEIVED IN ACCIDENT
Martin Sanchez in Providence hos-
pital wtth a fractured skull may sur-
vive Injuries sustained Friday when
struck by an automobile driven by F.
W. Pagett. according to attendants.
The character of the Injuries gave
little hope or his recovery when the
tabulating and bookkeeping machines LS?' w" "T?n fncy attention at
in those days nor did rninv merchant. H" " "atlon foHoaing the acci-
even have printed bill heads shows
that-be bourht six and a half pound
of saddle tree iron for 40 cents and
123 pounds of tire Iron for M-40.
Quite Reaaeaatle Eat
Another bill on which were chargej
family groceries and sundries showj
the following prices paid.
Four plugs of tobacco .0'4
Three pounds sugar 25
OS pounds of flour l.u
Two' pounds coffee 25
Three pounds of butter
:i pounds of bacon (shoulder) . .53
Fourdozen eggs .111
Seven pounds salt ia i
one quart sugarhouse molasses
Three pints linseed o!i ......
dent.
DENY THAT BAVARIA
' WOULD RULE GERMANY
Contlsmeq from page 1.)
he said. "Herr Eschcrlch is hesd of
the Einwohnerwehr so I will con-
fine my discussion to that organization-
The Einwohnerwehr is not un-
like the law and rder committees
which some American communities
nave organized to protest themselves
against rowdyism pillage and dis-
order. It was brought Into existence
by herr Auger sooxlfsr 'emocratic
minister of the interior in 191s. He
was shot by rioters and lay for a
long time at thp point of death. Ha
still is a supporter of the organiza-
tion he fathered.
"It is an organization of decent
citizens of all political faiths to pre-
serve order and prevent the recur-
rence of bolshewk. riots. It is under
oath to- check revolutionary move-
ments whether they start from the
extreme radicals or the extreme con-
servatives Has 36666 Henbera.
"How mny members has the Ein-
wohnerwehr?" he was asked.
"Possibly 2flO.AM. he answered "an.1
probably many less than that figure.
s in organization is very loose and
members are constantly joining and
resigning."
"Are there any parts of BavarU
where the Einwohnerwehr dot-s not
exist
"No." he relied. 'Citizens 'uvi or
ganlzed generally. Ka. n village or
farming commuaitv lee's it own
leader who frequently has i .ad o
military training. Community leaders
elect county leaders also In turn elect
principle leaders. Thse have elected
herr Kftcherich as head of the orjrmt-
zatiou inroughout Rivaria. It is
frort v" nlunTr fire rartmMit
w hich 'l:nrls ready to npt omer- -nri.
b riW d llr t th
wBnuuunwBnuuuV vtlmW enCTjP 1
finance though some members of the
committee who favored obligatory
jurisdiction voted against it because
they regarded it contrary . to tne
league of nations covenant.
WW Finish Soon.
Optimists at the nrafrlng of the
assembly are counting' upon fiaieltng
the work of the session neat week
or 10 days earlier than was calcu-
lated by league officials. Thin Dope
is based on the fact that committees
-No. 1 and i virtually have finished
tneir work: tbe in ternauonais court
is out of the way and the armaments
question nas been aiepoaed of by
practical adjornmamt. The principle
relative to tne iseniniiliia or new
members also bus been decided upon.
Some apprehension is still -felt in
some quartan however that the dis-
cussions In full assembly which will
be resumed on Tuesday especially
those on the Question of the ralaitong
of the league council and assembly
will be prolonged.
OaposHfdw to Austria.
Cieche Movak deleaates aaw are
furnishing the only opposition to the
admission af Austria to the league.
Switzerland fat stressl? advocating
admission with the pVoviso however
that if reaction oeears in Austria
with a restoration of the nunarchy.
she win insist upon the right ef the
pre vines of ToralMrc; to decide
whether to remain a part ef Austria
or not. Voralberg recently requested
that it be attached to 8witserland
bnt this request was rejected by the
latter country.
Tequila Puts Soldier
Perilously Near Asylum
Teouila has lust broncht a Fart
Bliss soldier perilously near an
asylum. One night but week a barker
at the post wsa found almost nude
kneeling on the floor of hla shop ap-
varenthr looklnar far
Sheriff's deputies were sent far by
officers of tbe post who believed tbe
man mentally unbalanced. The exam-
ining board at the court 'house found
that the man bad only been JrinkinK
tequila and at the time was looking
for hla kava which he had nctt answ
a raK lr. hla ahon.
Dm unfortunate ease up far hear-
ing waa that of a MeTlenn youth Who
was laboring under the delusion that
be was the devil's representative in
the southwest with" a sped 1 1 assign-
ment to watch the eh arches.
Another man believe he had nailed
the Trainer's arm aft
Persons investigated mentally are
not known as deaenelanm. hut aa re-
pspvndanta.
Bankers Mat Inoestigale
Sick Capitalist's Affairs
New Tark. Star. 7. Plans for
forming a committee of bankers to
inqufre- Into the-affairs of Allen A.
Ryaa. capitalist whose corner in
Stats motors stock startled Wall
street last April and resulted eventu-
ally in his expulsion from the stock
exchange after he had himself an-
nounced his resignation were con-
sidered today at a conference of
bankers and attorneys at the offices
of tbe Guaranty Trust company.
The recent depression of the stock
market la reported to halve contracted
the value of securities on which Mr.
Ryan's extensive loans were based.
Liabilities involved are reported to
approximate 1MNJH while XT.
STATE BANKS
MAY INVEST IN
CORPORATION
Austin Tex. Nov. 27. Texas state
hanks may invest 10 percent of their
capital stock and surplus in the stock
of the Federal International Banking
corporation the banking eomiri-
sioner haa announced. The corpora-
tion was forrred to finance tbe cot-
ton crop. Many telegrams have been
received from state banks desiring t
know if they may invest In the stoe
of this corporation.
The Hindus believe that whoevp-
does on the banks of the Gange. and
drinks of its water before death i
exempt from the necessity of return-
ing to this world.
WhyNotShop
EarlyThis Year
And Avoid TheRush?
AT THE
BILLINGS CO.
Yoo vrffl fai Orittaus Gift that are long
rcirranbcfcd. Joenethimr that wnl afford
yean of tajofmemt tot any member of the
family.
A FEW SUGGESTIONS:-
A Fine Piano or Player Piano
of the world's best makers in Uprights. Grands
sil finishes sad woods. Our instruments are
. .
I Zi.v.. TMauaslal mil
.t7l: wM uarithaidtvvrt thts &tt elimate.
" aa. rmHl t nManrnt Ifrf Other
ber 1st. Convenient terms of payment are arranged
to $3500.00.
on certain
until Wovem-
Prices: !.
The Genuine Victor Victrola
and the
. Brunswick Phonograph
We carry the largest stock of phonographs In the fouthrat and
ein match ary furniture or period design priced irons is-sv us
SlS0fta. Terms arranged for your convenience. A package of
VICTOR RED SEAL RBCORSS would make am Ideal gift for any
friend already a Victrola owner.
Eastman Kodaks and Cameras
All Styles and Sizes
The leading -nakeajof Shotguns. Rifles aad Revolvers. Air Rifles
Roller 8kates. Pocket Knives. Tennis Rackets Pootballa. Flash-
lights. Hunting Coats. Fishing Rods Camping Equipment. Lunch
Klta. Thermos and Perrostat Bottles. Bolsters. Ssaldlng's Athletic
Goods of all hinds. Sweaters. Jerseys. Gym Suits. Boxing Gloves.
Baseball Gloves. Player Piano Rolls Piano Benches Piano Scarfs
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
Our goods am plainly marked with the lowest price possible carry-
ing the Billirgp guarantee for quality.
We will be pleased to bave you inspect our stock for ideas and
suggestions whether you purchase or not.
OPKS SATURDAY SIGHTS TOTIX CHRISTMAS.
between
lta.oee.eee and itW
He ts confined to na none by lu
Ryan's assets are given i
n . . v
B 'successor to w. u. wait uo.i
i ; I
I ALAMEDA FUEL & GRAIN CO. I
jl Gallup-Swastika Coals I
- Phone 462
I Dairy Feed Poultry Feed I
TEXAS TOTAL PROPERTY
VALUATION ANNOUNCED
Austin Tex. Xev. XT. It was an-
nounced today by coatrolar Wsginton
that the total nimli msnialj Tarn-
ation is Texas for the fiscal year end-
ing August 2L 152v amounted to
Sl.Me.evt.taf. being an Increase of
CT3.1S0H ever lilt Total tax re-
ceipts from ail sources reached J2.-
4M.7M. This will mere than care for
the ad valorem tax rate of 22 cents oc
nee property valuation.
IVELCOJfB 5ALV.VTIO:r ARMY XAX
El Paso will extend a public wel-
come to commissioner Adam Glfford
recently appointed head of the Sal-
vation Army for the western states
in the First Christian church at a p.
m.. Sunday. December S. Mayor
Charres Davis will preside at the
Tr-ecting. Among the speakers will
be Gen. Robert Howxe and Rev.
Fuller Swift. The meeting ia open
to the public.
The Most Practical Christmas
Gift Suggestion
SELECT A TRUNK
A HANDBAG
OR A SUITCASE
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
TOC D A 7 A A T5 TRUNK
218 S. Et ?ac Street
STORE
Off. At New Palace Theater
UHERES HOPE FOR yj
Oar's e e a a a. e a a . e .an. a l'
WARDROBE SR&WS
HE WANTS TO VQ0K-
HIS BE5T-ttt FIGURES
UPONV.lNHir.G-
We Specialize
On
Ladles' Tailoring
KNOWING HOW
'A big furnihtfe house in Ner York Cifp recently advised iu
customers to come to them with "definite information" as to
rfcesr needs. It smb suggested that the customer take floor
measurements for rugs and carpets and bring samples (colors)
for draperies and interior decorations. Now this is a might)
good idea for El Paso people to understand. If you w&fol-'
B) suit and. come to the Rio Grande with definite informa-
tion ae can help you do a great deal with your money for e
are very careful people and e think about our customers'
needs all ue time. We have very our prices carry fine goods
md Bte give proper credit to good people. .It it-ill mem much
to yea if you need furniture or draperies to find -out what
the lito Grande is a
EL Pa
Rio drande Furniture
109 S. Stanton.
Co.
WaW A Block And Sate A Dollar:
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