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EL PASO HERALD
ILSJIISNi
BELOW 2 MILLION
1.701.468 Hen and Officers
Returned To Civil life;
1980506 Are Left.
Washington. D. C. April 12.
mobilization has reduced the total
strength of the American army below
:.. Complete reports to April
S. announced toiler ty Gen. Marco
showed aggregate strength on that
date to be l.SSO.SOf.
Bince November 11. 6U.1H men
hare sailed for heme and op to April
?. 0S.77t had been landed. There
nave been -etarned to civil life 1.-
71.4 officers and men. So per cent
of the officers and 46 per cent of the
men who were la the army when the
arm. -lice was signed. Discharge or-
ders no total 1.92M.
DISCHARGE ORDERS FOR
OFFICERS ARE RECEIVED
Notes has been received at military
Dissatisfaction Is
Shown In France
Over Peace Work
French Are Not Pleased
With Progress Of The
Peace Conference.
Paris. France. April 1J. Three hun-
dred members of the French chamber
f deputies have signed' a manifesto.
I SRII PRil!Mi At Springfield
Lfiuuii I uuuseni
Eelgian Envoy Makes Mi-
nority .Report; Fears A
Counter Labor Move.
Paris. Franc. April lit (By Asso-
ciated Press.) At the meeting of the
n-na conference Friday the report of
oi aepuues nave aismg ' - -
associating themselves with the re- itbe committee on International labor
. .l- la r.i.il.. m A nnlul lmil VIII.
lotions signed Thursday s lna raeai i ieBUMLiW -
bers of the senate. In which hope was I derTelde. the Belgian labor delegate
expressed that foil restitution would I what was B effect a minority
w fMin the enemv and that . . . . .. . .
Se full cMt of the war would be Im- report. He aavocatea me aamB i
posed "on thoee responsible for the I the international labor conference of
greatest crime of history " The reso- j aelegates from four countries where a
V I .u- laaa un.tAM Insisted ' " .1 .
lunon ! i. ; state of war stui exists sayinK
that the peace treaty and the league
of nations provide legal and termor- otBerw.se ra mi ."; --
to prevent future wars. t . wtmi- mnm
This la taken br many observers in-
other Um of the crowing dieontenc
wiui toe pww viwui.c
work.
LIEUT. HENDRYLEAVES THE
crnvirF- PFTtlRNS TO HOME
First Lleat Jeeee H. Hendry. X C..
been granted to the fallowing officers: First Lieut. Jarre H. Hendry. -
from tne io imn nas receive! owj"'.""'
I Griffith. UeuU. William U McClel- I tnm the army and leaves today for
. a . . 1 - Man . . . . ir lra-arl. WHCTO
the t:d field artillery Capt- Herbert' he will again take up the practice 01
resenicta. : ;
power than the conference to be held
in wasmngioa n"i wwuuw.
Gompen Calile Irote-rt.
JJew Tork. April . Samuel 3om-
pers. president of the American Fed-
eration of Labor who has Just re-
turned from the peace conference
where he served as chairman of the
International labor legislation com-
mittee cabled president Wilson pro-
testing against reopening the report
drafted by the committee.
Mr. uompers acuvu wa.
.a. nnMIM 111 ' a.. a- . .. .
D. Kneeland. Llents. Aaron T. Black. his profession. He has "? if.7.. ! session of the peace conference had
Itoland H. Iaawrence. Paul H. Freund. wlth field hospital No. It Fort miss & tbe report with an amend-
aeorge S Fltsgerald: from the Fifth1 Texas and Is well known in army cir- t offered by G. Jt Barnes laber
ravalrT. Lieut. (Jlenn H. Morrlss. B. F.
Junes. Edgar J. H. Bush bandmaster;
from the eighth engineers. Capt K. O.
Seoter Jr.. Ueuts. Frederick W.
TI.Mlahaa Willlsw. T TTttiarht Otfll J.
i- ii 1 LB ana a. naru . lboh ejaCeiienL viiiw.
John E. Erlekson. irth cavalry: Jesse 'much to give him up-"
li. Meery. at. ivui unpuunoe i: mil -
pany. and Chester P. Henry motor
transport corps.
Illinois Body "Designed To
Usher In New Day Of
Freedom In U. S.
Springfield. 11U April It The La-j
bor party of Illinois today Issued the
following statement of Its eoventlon:
-Labor is the primary and Just ba-
sis of political responsibility and
power. It is not merely mo e-.
the duty of the workers oy nana or
brain to become a political party.
-The Labor party Is designed to
usher in the new day of freedom in the
United States freedom from the
grind of poverty: freedom from the
ownership of government by big busi-
ness: freedom of the men and women
who buy food and clothing and pay
irent from exploitation at the hands
!of the money kings of klngless
Tio Plsce for Sen-Workers.
Organised workers are members of
it. Unorganised workers are mem-
bers of It. Clerks housew vea. nes-
Danermen. farmers school teachers.
Storekeepers belong to It. Such heads
of organliations and business concerns
as are not exploiters or profiteers be-
long to it. Tber. is no pljc. In i the
party tor tnoe --h
STRONG
AGAINST WILSON
Sentiment Is More Intense
Than In Ohio; Politics
Tn "Pull Blast.
. . - . I Terra Haute Ind April 12. Bn-
(Contl.ued from pose 1.) ....!.
the ...
Debs To Serve
Out His Term
In The Prism
No Strike To Be Called
To Secure Release Of
Labor Agitator.
Texas and Is well known in army cir- rei h' G N Barnes laber There is roojn inm .. .
cles. In "'nHw' SV Somber of the British cabinet. This T". he following
unutlTt of The Herald this raornipK. . ... recasmlzes that "condl-l Tne partj eon.-' .
Capt. L. D ParnelL his m"'5 tlons peculiar to the Orient make ab-
officer said: "Lieut. Hendry is low" mlvta uniformity In labor legtalaUon
by all officers and men al'k.?IJf j impoesible.-
" " I Plan For Good or Jiassea.
Speaking of the report drafted By
i . . t . all -.1 aA-mlulii. Mr.
GB--MA5?.?iI- "ilhall Gompers declared:
chief of the constructloB department ke for the trood of the working peo-
t Washington. D. C who nas ooen ' ; ... h. of people in
FORMER LIEUTENANT
ENLISTS AS SERGEANT
.. V. Tykstra. wha was discharged
frcia the army with the rank of sec-
ond lieutenant has reealtated at El
.Paso with his former grade of ser-
geant Dykttrs enlisted is September.
191? and served In the Id cavalry at
Ft. Bllsc Later he was assigned as
Instructor to the Platiiburg Camp.
H was commissioned from the ranks
in 191L He will be on duty at the
local army recruiting station.
IXSFBCTS DISTRICT.
List. CoL Anderson la charge of
the local army recruiting atatlon re-
turned frem an Inspection of the dis-
trict. Friday morning.
Lieut. CoL A. A. King of the re-
cruiting station left Friday morning
for Gallup N. M.. where he will open
a branch station-
all
?YSnrtT?o''- the countries of the : world.
strnctlon work along ?" bor conference annoally and In the ln-
with his staff of enltineers KrMy JJ governing board. The govern-.i-a..
i-inr.iM K SL. where re : ; ... . ..nruan.
went to make a !' JjTS 84 tatlve of each government a represen
tion oi we new wi
UISCIIAIIGE 01 MKV.
The discharge of the Ml "
leased from the nd nJe artillery
under a recent order was eoapleted
Saturday morning at Camp Bjlrne-
The regiment has received it re-
placement men from the 4 th field ar-
tillery stationed at Camp Travis.
FARM BULLETIN.
-The Farm Bureau Sews to be is-
sued monthly by the El Pa County
Farm bureau has made Its appear-
.atoTwith Rufe P. March a. editor
It Is published under the auspices or
the horticultural and agricultural
board of the cnamoer pi
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Most Natural Tone
Such os You've Never
Heard Before
Chtil tou't heard the sew Brunswick you've not heard the latest
sad best. Never before have we heard such faithful reproduction.
All who come in and hear the new Brunswick agree that H is the
ultimate rnro?raPn a etroer-instnunent.
nn.mm to which It pledges Itself:
"Democrat le control of
ramnerM for the
those who work.
fMlnatrv and
general geod of
Ulg BV1D IS! UfUliluw - r
tative of each government a represen-
tative of the employers and a labor
delegate. The conference will deter
mine e&cn jti . .
The first conference will be heia at
Washington next uaora
been seiecxra h pmpicm
cenference. The deliberations will last
tea weeks."
.. n n-r. al1 h CMlld
wane ar- vavun- . . .
mi make nubile the text of the report
drafted by the Interallied committee
of which he was head he added that.
la addiuon to me
committee made certain fratlons
"!t It hoped 1 mlgh Um .be tacorpor-
atea in wx 71. -.S c
heiVeflt to labor." and were as fol-
l0Y Labor shall not be held as a com-
modity or article of commerce.
3 A aianaaro -o
S An eight hour day.
4 Rnual pay for etjual work by man
or woman when of canal quantity and
pStVe'tfon ofchlld labor.
-..?75TR1SWUl the
exception of 1 firemen who refusod
to resign meir piuiii .
ntal tire department today Is manned
... a 1 . I a.alm.nt nf hABfl
ay mo uncmiMii . n
iruarda. The firemen resigned because
four men woo mm prc..uw
to the city frem the firemen s union
had been aiscuarBcu w ......
union. .
nia.1. 4a nreanUe.
-The unqualified right of workers
'"-The freedom from economic hasard
a.ii. .. .nth a minimum wage
based on tne coi n..&. .
A maximum worains
houra and abolition of unemployment
by reducing the hours of work still
rurtner. as newiy . - - - -were
able to find occupation and full
oav for those wno ior a num " . .
employed because of Illnejs acldent
or .temporary low of wort
-UOmpiexc rnii.T'"....-
(r na equal pay for women and men
doing similar work.
-Living to a-tost level by the ellm-
n.tloR of wasteful methods and .prof
iteering- -Complete revision oi tne
state constitution.
Favors income in1B1D-
. ....!. aaH. Incomes
and land values but not of lmprovs-
ments.
rfnl.a in Axtravaorance. and on tne I . ...
othir hand nobody wants the gov- lating tae espmnage law. .am at me
aaa. aJLI aaaT.aaaaaaaJBaMWa.Maaii . a.
PPyaaMBajinjaia
.
it is the one 70a knew was
bound to come the one that
overcomes old-time handicaps.
The Bnnwwiek Method of Re-
production includes the great-
est phonographic invention in
years The UKoaa. With this
remarkable method all records
ire played according to their
Tact requirements. It is not
.1 attachment.
1 ome in and see The Uitona.
.Vote its simpliettj'. See how
t frees yon from tie limita-
tions ot a one-record instru-
ment. Don't remain tmacanainted
with this wonderful phono-
graph made by The Bnsuwiek-Balke-Collender
Co. It is a
- 'nsation among rerasie lovers.
nEGISTKRED CIIESIICAL FIBRE
PROTOD CHECK
Prevent erasure or change of the
name of the payee through the
chemical Qualities embodied m the
paper. .
Todd Protect oRraph Sales Co.
Sheldon Hotel Bldg. Phone 46 1J.
EI Paso Texas
TKikit ownershlo and operation of
.11 nubile utilities. 1:
l-aa.Hfaa ltl .1 -
all DUD 11C nuilliva. lI.W.aa . . :
; .r.innaeiL stockyards abat
toirs. Insurance and banks.
-Development unuer ni "i..
shin of the water power sites.
-Public ownership preferably fed-
eral ef the mines. .
-State aid to provide lands ana
homes for Illinois residents.
-ANl!t!on of employment of all un-dtr-
lt. .. .
"A democratic system m pib
catlen from kindergarten to univer-
slty with free text hooks.
nu i TT--1 tli Inanrtnrf.
. . a a- .1. a.n.BA. RT1
tun ub inu nfwaa .a.-."--
adequate workmen's compensation law
and a mothei'a pension.
use oy ue buo "'-"J
ntiMi and materials as bear the union
label. ..... .
Abolition ef puNie tmproveaeni.
taai-tiv. anl. strike employment ser
vices.
-Abolition of the power of Judges to
issue ana emorcc iiijuu1 uuuo m
trial dlaputea
mental political rights free speech.
free press and free assemDiage. me
removal of all war time restrictions
upon tne lniercnange oi
Machtnerr made la Japan sad daptleat-
lar products of Araaiteaa ptpiets Is be-
ing oUered for wis la IMa eaaatiy.
o
n
c.
Prices $3Z50 to 1p00.
O Rio Grande Furniture
Company
Incorporated.
Out of the High Rent
District
109-11 STANTON ST.
aozaox
20E30I
aoraol
il
OS
Buy by Brand
It is your protection.
"When you order gro-
ceries in a haphazard
way you may or may
not get the best
"When you add either
Avoiidale
or
Dicksie
to what you order you
are taking full precau-
tion -to secure perfect
groceries.
Avoiidale
UNCOATED RICE
Just le prove the ahovc clam the
next time you crier rice jtul say:
"A Packagf of A V0NDALE
Uncoaled Rice."
The James A. Dick Comtany
403 Mills St. WHOLESALE GROCERS El Paso. Texas.
jjpi
'Mwrnmrn MB mm
ANTW0SY fiD -BAND MADE eJUjPT
HL11CI BMflli """"" J " " . "
. ih hn.lnaaaM. men
I" 1 11111 VIi . lu av.av. --
took some risk in building enterprises
for war work when their contracts
were of a nature as to permit of can
celation at any luao.
There lan't any iiounrTnin
hereabouts and yet thin Is tbe
kaiae state of Eugene V. Debs.
While nobody except the Intimates
ot Dehs Is ndvocntlns clemency at
(his time heennne ot a Deei
an example should be made of
those who preaeh revolution.
nevCTthelesn confidence In the
alncrrlty of Debs s well as a
lsnctimr kuowledse of his philos-
ophy tends to make many
thoughtful men la this vicinity
wonder whether clemency should
not be given after a year or two.
after Debs ha been Imprisoned
snfflrlrntly to demonstrate to
others that respect for law Is
fnndfiraental In America however
flagrantly It may be disregarded
elsewhere. . .
Incidentally. Sod Jlsm ha lost
many of Its followers In this section
largely because of the depressing ex-
ample or Russian communism. Even
parlor Socialists are diminishing In
number and as for a demonstration
when Debs goes to Jail a parade or
something of the sort Is expected In
itaute hut no eeneral disturb
ance or strike.
What seems to amerenuaio iwii
from Ohio and Pennsylvania Is the ex-
tent of the Anil-Wilson feeling. It Is
so Intense that one editor with Demo-
cratic leanings told me be thought
that If the president or some one In
his behalf were to go before the people
of Indiana with a league of nations as
too Issue and with his opponents
against it. tBe flht would be very
close Indeed. Host people have wanted
. . !-... aa aaMat Wa. Htt
O. aaagro 11. HM. la..M " .. . ---
their opposition to Mr. Wilson oni do
mestic POIlClea UK 1C.-1 aa -
point that a proposal for a league
emanating from -him was instantly
. .... - a.n K. MaM
aiacreoiKva .1111 uvuui.. v ----- 7--crounds
that msny of his domestic
policies were lenpproved.
111111. UD1CTBB1I.I aj aa.a-a. 1
Aa administration that will tanpose
the kind of telephone and postal serv-1
lee whleh the people here are getting
and a president who will Insist oa
giving the people the impression u""
thv dare net criticise him but must
accept his proposals without" chang
ing a letter or paimn .
people hereabouts Democrats and Re-
publicans resent it There Is a feeling
. vi- Wilson should have made
peace first ana let tne iwn
tlons go till afterwards. Now. if the
Impressions which people here have
are erroneous or If the president did
not. in fact adopt the arbitrary at-
tltuoe ot wmcn no i
found It Impossible for godS and sul-
a-a - . M.lra 1 1 TSt
and a league thereafter; If he did the
best that Be couiu in ran nuu .
responsthle for the delays. weU. the
people out iero odd i biw. - - -
of affairs to the lack of a Democratic
press to onset wnat ae n 1 1
misrepresentation of the Republicans.
But to this the answer Is made that
a lHUe more publicity from Psrls on f
What Mr. lison was ks J wb a
the selection of RepuDueans ior i i
peace mission would have commanded i
T. -a. -. 11. nMMkltMD !
party and a little more amiable atti-
tude on the pert of the president
toward the senate. All wis a
would not have been necessary to
make apologies through a Democratic
press for the facts would have been
printed by Republican newspapers i
too. and with those facta if they were
ajajK3a- mtm a-
would have come statements or reas
surance from Kepuoiicaii cwuiin-
ers in wnom HflpuMacwiB aim..
would have had confidence and thus
there would have been a united eoun-
trT One Democrat of the liberal type
who has accepted a high petition
In the party told me that he so
much resented "that It-ttrr" last
fall that he voted a straight Re-
publican ticket.
He called it unwise In several dif-
ferent ways. Quite eplgramatle. but
the worst of It all. he said was that
the Democratic administration hadn t
seemed to he awakened by the catas-
trophe last 'fall to the true state of
affairs In the middle west and that
hardly a day passed that some mem-
ber of the Democratic cabinet dldnt
drive a few more nails In the Demo-
cratic coffin.
To Endorse league of Nations.
The Democrats may be aroused oy
Homer Cutnmlngs national chairman
who Is a visitor In these parts but
Mr. Cummlngs has a difficult task
ahead and the germs of the sleeping
sickness so far as the rank snd file
of the Democratic party Is concerned
sre back in Washington with the
president and the cabinet. As for the
Republicans tney are almost
enough to get away with a condera-
. i - ....... - .e nahnn thAoeh
not quite strong enough to be sure
tnat tney wouia win m mo win.
therefore the leaders are trimming
It. .1 A .aaal . V. mtaTlat mil i Fl
signers from "this state will be found
answering -anew- to wo rou cn .nu
the rest or the party.
This Is not so much because the peo
ple Snow 11 1! Cl Hill b. a t. -aa " " a. a.
to benefit the world but they think
It may delay the peace treaty Itself
now ana tney misat
Wilson many of his errors If they
thought It would bring the troops
DacK home sooner ana ousinces oaw
tn normal. Soeakins of Republicans.
however prospects are so good that
they believe Indiana will contribute
the next president or vice president.
loouga luey iiihuib w vauiua..a.
tue latter Job.
Sneaklnir of Democrats one aeen
only 1 CClltl A 1 11 tniamft a"" a a a-a -
lone; long way to another victory la
Ml ..1 1. . 1 Kw 7 - Tl.
muiaus. vuiijitbuai a - a - J . ' '-
NEW ILUNOIS LABOR PARTY
TO ADOPT ITS PLATFORM
Sorlnafleld. Ill April IX. The
adoption of a platform election of
executive officers and the Introduc-
tion of several Important resolutions
was tho important work before the
convention of the new labor party of
Illinois today the closing day ot the
convention.
The election of Duncan McDonald
president of the Illinois Federation of
Labor as permanent chairman of the
organisation was assured. The cre---immittee
announced that SX
cities tent a total ot Sll delegatea
PHOENIX CARPENTERS HAY
ENTER CONTRACTING FIELD
Phoenix Arlx April 15. Dei taring
that they are not on strike but that
they "have been locked out by a few
contractors." union officials claim-
ing to speak for the organised car-
penters announced last night that if
present conditions continue the men
will go Into the contracting f'-ld In
eomnetltlon with their former employers.
FORM 13 JOB BURmUS IV STATS.
There are now 13 iree employment
offices In Texas according to sdvlces
raaaatvad Saturdav bv Henry M Wal-
ker. acting examiner In cargo of the
r. S. Employment orriee in tnis city.
These ofrices are established by cities
snd other cooperative agencies tunc-
t - - with the TJ. S. Employment
EL PAS0ANS TO LEASE
6406 ACRES TO OIL MEK
A syrdicate or SI Paso residents
composed of W. W. Turney. Mrs Rich-
ard Caples. J. P. O'Conner. H. B.
Stevens. A. P. Coles. J. A. Kerr. J. F
Derbyshire and others owning a
tract of 1T.M0 acres of land at 1- ort
Stockton. Pecos county met Saturday
manias at oeloek at Use office of
A. P. doles tad agreed to lease
acres of UW land to California oil de-
velopns. Moordlng to A. P. Coles. It
la parpoeef to seed a geologist at
FREIGHT RATE ON ROAD
MATERIALS TO BE LOWERED
Austin. Texas. April 1!. The fe'
era I railroad administration ! 1
dered a reduction of ten cents en .0
.o..ln materials according to a e
gram to the stale highway omr
slon from tne cn.ei eaa'" --
bureau of oubllc roads. The order .
to he efefetlre May L
once to test the feasibility of puttl"
down a test well which Is to be snnl.
within the next slv months.
r
home here Friday that he was get
ting ready to begin his sentence In
federal prison. He declared he would
not ask ior one mmuie s oetay or (
respite.
Regarding statements to the effect ;
that he had threatened to call a gen-
oral oil inn l. cil a lu ai aaami. hvm
said. "This cnarge is absolutely raise
la 11 la ifmaBi k aw.
EUGENE DEBS ORDERED
TAKEN TO U. S. PRISON
United States supreme court maadste.
ville. W. Vju federal prieoa to beta ;
a ten year sentence tor ioisikw ot j
ine espwiiaBV ml was recwivaa ay
aiBuici aiiorae; wcria wis nramuts.
DEBS PREPARED TO GO
IN OBEDIENCE TO ORDER
Terra Haute. Iad April IS. Ka-
r T-a B. U ..ulna 1.. wmiU
leave on an early train for Cleveland.
a-ibalA ha . HtllHn. la.a a.1 malfl. In IK. 1
prison at Xoundsvllle. W. Ta to begin
his sentence.
URGES CIEMBXCT FOR 5.
Washington. April IX. Recommen-
dation of executive clemency for EX
persons convicted under the espion-
age act have been sent to president
Wilson by attorney general Palmer
but the names and commutation la
each ease will not he announced un-
til the president has acted.
GOB. IIOBBT ATTENDS STVTB
CHAMBER COMMERCE MEETING
Austin. Texas April 13. Gov. W. P
iT.ai .-- a n... . Ik.
; i u 11 u J nun a. a. ia u a u 1 1 u . i .aacaw m..
state chamber ef commerce meeting
nj a. 1 II UC1 1 . .1 bii aaaaaai .S3 w.. aa aaaa- i
by will spend Sunday In Dallas and I
win iiicim mB UITTTrilaa; ua ijaas umin
States Good Roads aasedation la Mte-
em HB1I3 BBU WTCA. Ill WUB ail.
mere amo.
Happiness-
F(LouEiiTiE&Co.
ACCOIOTANTS
First Natl BWj.
El Fao
Texia
Is the opposite of Remorse.
Civilized people in these modem
limes express happiness inwardly
by Worship and outwardly by their
dress.
Remorse will be yours if you ap-
pear Easter Sunday improperly
dressed you cannot escape i
eoery eye will instantly see where
you stand with the world about you.
My business is Clothes nou)
these things about the relation of
clothes to lifeit is time you knew
them.
It is eight days lo Easier.
What are you going to do about
Easter clothes?
City Ndttad Bm Bm&.
1 Jr!
Silk
Shoo
WM. FISHMAN. Prot.
b B a-a - . a-T-1 1 1. TT-aa X T f' I 'I 1 PT tl J MnDTU
is now located at ZID IN. oincci ? ooors iwtxijri ut
old location). With additional room we are able to give better service. All
the new materials can be found all the time at THE SILK SHOP.
Extra Special!
For Monday and Tuesday only we will sell $2.00 quality 40 inch
White Georgette Crepe 11 2
Limit 5 yards to customer.
215 N. STANTON STREET. Phone 8228.
We Che Green T.-adfeg Stamps.
Agents Bullerick Patterns. Covered Buttons All Kinds.
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Protect the Baby
One of tbe greatest encmia of the Uby k tbe fly. It is really
crBBi&al sot to give tne baby every possible protection against
the fly. If you will begin right bow you can at least lessen if
not entirely eikaiaate. die fly menace
KraC-Ka-Jack Serviee
Supplies the Preventives
Bseh Spfi mws for the pat several yean we hare ssade special
effort and met with bit; saccese ia oom bating the fly. In KraeKajacK
Service yoa will find the Mkwiag-.
Garbage Cans
Ton may net know it but there is a City Ordiaaaoe
which requires Garbage Cans to be need. If you save
not a garbage can you are not only heipiag to in-
crease tbe flies in your neighborhood but viobtiag
tbe CSty Ordinance. We baye beavy galvaabed ssr-
bage cans in dose fitting covers sizes 8 to It gal-
lons prices ranging J2-2S to JC-S0.
Screen Wire
KraeKajacK Service will afco raaely tverjthfcsg you
require In Screen Wire in all raesbes.
Swat The Fly
If you do not want to bother to operate fly traps we
will supply what you need in fly swatters.
Fly Traps
We have sack well known fly traps aa the Perfect
Avis Sanitary aad Coboabos. These are constructed
along Msentifie principles and are priced from 30c
to $$itt.
We Are Boosting
Today wo ressind yon that tbe Baseball Game on
Monday between & picked Fort Bliss Team and the
Cabs win be a alghty interesting gam.
Hdp fill tbe Kio Grande Park to overflowing Monday.
Auto Show
Tbe coaaing Aate Show wiB merit the full eoopera-
tioii ot all dealers and the Public. Norwalk Tires-
Some Rnbker and KraeKajacK Anto aoBtoeoriea will
Vs among those pretest at the Anto Show.
KRAKAUE
ZORK & MOYE'S S. I.
117 San Francisco St. Tel. 1040 Use It.
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