davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-04
TREED BY ALLIGATORS, DIES.
Boy Afraid 70 Descend In Swamp
StarVes TO Death

PALMETTO, La May 3-After a
hunt lasting a week the body Of
Ernest Johnson was found In the top
most branches OF tree I'm Gish Bayou
swamp by a searching party. The boy
had taken refuge in the tree from al
ligators several days ago and starved
TO death
a note found In his hat told the
story OF his death He had been fish
ing in the swamp when alligators
swarmed around his skin The alliga-
tors attacked the boat and the boy
ran It 10 Tho cypress tree. He clam
hered from the boat and climbed the
tree. thinking the alligators would go
away
They maintained their Vigil at the
foot OF the tree each day and night
until the terror-stricken rad lost his
nerve and dared not attempt to
escape in the boat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-04
The Knockout Blow

!. !. . !. 1. !. | :
The outC to
o ancdfo
n
dwry theol
s~@&e
a s o
lie parallel fact that the stomach the vulnerable of the W.
and
but stomach utterly indifferent until solar
and knocks S
an by the of Doctor
and youp protect
in vulnerable spot "GOiden Medical
stomach indigestion,
of he
Golden Medical Discovery has al
OF VIA stage tnah
tom remedy the
catarrhal
OIL from OF
j VI PIERCE y Y
Pcc medcn romvt
used instead
with ted
e better
iHib knows
and il
10 hints
Golden Msde1i Discover not promptly supplied trade elsewhere
freeze Of DR. Peres
Common Medical zoos cohbound
Dr. PHrces Pleasant Pellets
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-04
$500 900 Fire in Glass plant.

FORD CITY. Pa, May 3.-The fac
tory Of the Pittsburg plate Glass Co.
was destroyed by fire last night The
loss is estimated at sl500.0o0. Out II
q population OF 5000 in the commul-
ity. 5000 men are thrown out OF en-
ployment. The fire started at 8 o'clock
in a polishing pit and 900 men on the
night turn fled for their lives. Fir
fighting help summoned from neigh.
boring communities saved the resi-
dental sections from destruction
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-04
TRAIN HITS BOX CAR.
Two Passengers are Badly Hurt ana
others Badly Shaken Up.

SAGINAW. Mich May 3-(Spc.
ciall-The Pere Marquette passenger
train bound for Bad Axe last evening
crashed into a box car lying on the
siding near Sebewaing and two pas.
sengers were badly injured and forty
shaken UP The box car was left on
the main track by accident when the
freight train was switched on siding
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-04
PLEADS FOR PEACE.
Court of Justice Asks estrada and
Madriz to End War.

BLUEFIELuS, May 3.-The Central
American court of justice at Carriage
today appealed to Gen. Estrada and
President Madriz 10 declare an arms
tice of eight DAYS. during which the
court, acting as mediator, will endeaV-
or to restore peace. This move Is the
result OF decision OF the Central
American Republics to endeayor 70
end the war which has been disastrous
to the commerce Of Nicaragua ana
has damaged the business interests OF
the other countries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-04
TESTS NEW DEVICE.
Steamer Tries System That Gives
Notice of Shallow Water.

PORT HURON. Mich, May 3-Ihe
steamer Champlain, Of the Northern
Steamship Co, is testing the Wheeler
sounding device on her trip down the
lakes, and the device is so far favor.
ably reported on Il consists OF a
long hose attached 10 the bottom OF
the vessel, and connected with the in
strument. which gives notice OF shall
low water by ringing a bell in the
IilOf hOnsp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-04
ely lnEEIcERs CHOSEN.

COLDWATER, Mich May 3
Especial The common council last
nights selected Louis F. Hildebrand
chief OF police. Elmer T. Palmer. city
attorney. James y Smullen chief fire
department, Dr. f. F. Gamble, Health
officer and Gardner Logg. city engi
ueer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-04
OIL TRUST MUST PAY.
High court Aftirns Decision of Vio-
latinq Anti-Rebate Law.

NEW YORK. May 3.-The judg-
mert of guilty OF violating the Elkins
antlrcbate law and fne OF 100000.
imposed on the Standard Oil Co. By
the United States district court OF
Buffalo. was affirmed by the United
States circuit court OF appeals hero
today. The Standard Oil Co was found
guilty Of accepting rebates from the
published tariffs on petroleum shipped
from Olcan, y Y, 10 Rutland, Yer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-04
Lonashoremen,s Strike Ends.

PORT HURON. Mich. May 3.--The
strike OF 100 longshoremen at Point
Edward was settled yesterday. when
tho contractors acceded TO tho ae-
mands OF the men that they discharge
all Of the Italians, whose presence
caused the trouble
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-04
Money for Liahts on Lakes.

WASHINGTON. May 3.--The house
Yesterday passed an omnibus light
house bill. carrying appropriations
10 more than a million doi-
lars. for lights on the lakes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-04
CHARGED WITH NoN.sUPPoRr.

SAGINAW. Mich. May at Speciall
Harry Stark avoided arrest on a
charge of non-support, preferred by
his Wife. but was arrested In Durand
Monday afternoon and brought here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-04
Countess loses $4,000 in Gems.

LONDON. May IA dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Vienna says It
is reported that Countess Szecheuyi.
formerly Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. or
Now York. had lost a caskct Of iewe S
valued at 100000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-04
HEADS BLIND SCHOOL.
Frank c. Putnam Is Chosen 10 Sue
ceed S. s. Judd.

SAGINAW. Mich May 3.-(Spe
ciaU-Frank G. Putnam. OF Saginaw
for lU wears hroom maker, was
Tucsda, elected superintendent Of the
State Blind school TO succeed 5. 5
Judd. resigned
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-04
Children Cry
FOR FlETcnER'S
g. a . . R a
ROUND TRIP
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Grand Trunk Railway System

Spccihl train leaves BrushSt- Depot
: 30 a. IN.
Passengers arc requested 70 pur-
chase tickets IN advance az the City
Ticket once II not used. money will
be refunded. City Ticket Office. No.
1874 Woodward-ave. Telephone NJ. 80.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16

body and there was no shock. Then
LogWood took a steel chisel and held
1t in one hand while Zimmerman held
the other end. and the light was
brighter. Finally Beebe Joined hands
with them ana the electricity passed
through the bodies OF the three men.
the lamp was lighted and no one was
in the least shocked. except the man
who watched them ana believed they
We're taking chances with the juice.
Continental Code Is Used.
The Continental code is preferred to
the Morse in the operation of the
wireless and therefore a wire oper-
ator has many new things to learn be-
fore he can successfully operate a.
wireless instrument.
Mr.. Logwood says that this test in
FL Paso has been the most pleasing,
on account Of static conditions, which
in plain English is the existence Of
electric discharges in the air. Con-
siderable difficulty has always been
experienced in attempting to send
messages in the southern states, but
IIl PasO has come to the fore and the
climatic conditions are conducive to
the perfect operation Of wireless sta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
CANADIANS DEMAND
RECIPROCITY WITH
UNITED STATES
Free Trade With Mother Coun-
try viii Also Be Asked Of
Parliament by Farmers of
Dominion,
ny Morning journal Special Isased wIrel

AAN RNhhh
ottawa. ont, Dec. t5.-Reciprocity
with the United States ana free trade
with Great Britain were the demands
which the big farmers convention
agreed to put up to the Canadian gov
eminent tomorrow
The decision was reached today
after a four hours meeting from
which all bat delegates were excluded.
There were other resolutions calling
for the operation of the Hudson Bay
railroad by the government ana gov
eminent ownership OF terminal ele-
vatOrs. bit the tariff resolution Is re-
garded as the important result Of the
conference. 1t win be presented TO
tho primo minister, Sir Wilired Laur-
icr tomorrow.
The resolutions ask the following:
1. Reciprocal free trade between
the United States and Canada in all
horticultural. agricultural and animal
products. spraying material. fertiliz-
ers. fuel, oils. cement fish and lum-
Der.
.. Reciprocal free trade between
implements, machinery, vehicles and
purts thereof.
8. An immediate lowering of the
duties on an British imports to one
half the rates charged under the gen
ernl tariff, whatever these may be.
That any trade advantages given the
United tatcs be extended to Great
Britain.
4. such reduction of thc remaining
preferential tariff as VIII insure the
establishment OF complete free trade
between the dominion and the mother
country within tcn years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
CLYDE LINER COLORADO
REPORTED I'M NO DANGER

New YORK. Dec. l5-The clyde
line steamship Colorado. inbound
from Boston. which was reported in
trouble today on Ling island sound.
passed Fire Island ct $50 D.. m,
making slow time. but apparently IN
no need o4 assistance.
The wireless station al Fir Island
picked nap a message from the Colo
RADIO 10 thc senator, OF the same hne.
Saying that the vessel wgs making
four knots eu hour. No Information
&C her dltficultics WAS given.
The CLYDE line office had received
no word rom tho vessel up to to-
nieht and in the absence OF news
were inclined o. think that today $
reports were unofficial us atc1es
nom flmc other one who r,gui eel
she situation with unucC ss rv lis m.
The vessel hrs no cargo aboard which
pr 5ahlv accounts tor htr having n
raulh time ia 81 blow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16

endorsement. Mr.. Wood then made
d nce motion which rtad pilrtlcalll
tbc same o. that previously Intro.
ducod bf Air. McMilicn. With the *
ccption that the final sentence wai
mndN q read 10 substance as follows
Tint the commissioners 81 Rerna.
iIiin county br requested to make ~
appropriation from tie funds avail
Ablc. Tor The construction ~ the
canine Rcnl 10 tho county limits.
ltNT EsS THE COMMISSIONERS
IARE ARLE TO ot}TAfN SOME
LEGAL ADVICE. Whereby THEY
Will NE EMAIL tb To PAY GER
TAIN FUNDS N0W 0N HAND no
MIR. GrLIESWATEh ~ REM
ETHsEMENT Of HIS CAM
Thnra were 4 htif dozen seconds
rs llp motion US Mr.. wood ana u
Wna carried prarticalit without oppo-
sition,
Tho meeting last night Waa per-
hAps ibe best eood roads meeting
held in Albuquerque. The at-
tendance was unusually large. The
u%rosenre at the meeting Of Governor
Minis and Territorial Engineer sui
lVnn added cnthnalasm Thcir mani
fost desire So assist Albuquerque and
Berpaiilo county 10 the work Of
Building the ioad from Albuqucrquc
north 10 connect with the Canine
heal mus greatly appreciated.
Thero WIS a unanimous sentiment
ct the meeting TINT thc road should
81 built. na Ia Indicated by the adop~
~ the resolution asking the
Financial cooperation of the county
commissioners IN the matter There
WIS also q disposition on the part Of
aerf, ono 10 pay Mr.. Gillenwatcr The
ne is out as the result Of the
NVgst central avenue road n was .
~ general regret that he he'd
been deprived of his money for ~
especially aa be had undcrtnkcn
ths WORK as . philosophical citizen
Us * matter q p9iie and conf-
1once in the city.
There is but lille doubt inst the
.nniho Real Viii be huiit Mr sui
Ivan stated last niRht that the good
roads commission IS ready 20 begin
work eatis lH J4naatE, providing the
county ~ rcBde 10 assume itr share.
il IL believed thai there viii be some
satisfactory arrangement whereby
ne mnncp ASKED af Barnalillo county
tiil be secured and that the road
sin be cpmpleted eatiy next year
Among those Who attended the
Meeting lilst night were Governor
AZ. j. Mills. Territorial Engineer ~
- suilitanT President pro en-. a. H.
Brooks. secretary r. J. Naylon. j. II.
'eguc, Jacob Wcinman. Dr. H. B..
SadrfmAn, Wallace lIesseldcn Ivan
81. g. 0%estreich. -. *, u.
l,llors lsaAe Beulh J.. =. heaven, W
. L.ulls, J.. H. 1frhnnc, vs. " Mot-
aif. -. a. Macphr faon, NJ. H. stern,
n \ fItpewcll, A. 4. Delaney, =. y
A. q. Collins ". r. linN-
lolds Al. Turner, 81 Muharnm, H. J.
wrong Albert lfaber, G. ~Scgnnzini.
T. b. Ice, N. Ross. REV. Th0inas
IarWoed. On. Robert smart, y. 3
". -. Cllsfs. Frpncis -.
Vcnd. louis Ifeld. }. n liubhs. a.
, Ogle. H. NJ. Drown, W. j. White,
gcn jacobson. Arno =. Hnning. John
lortadafle, H., A. Mann M. J.. r.
i T.. ilefndon OK A. New
ompr. a. H. MHrtiu, Frank Aekef-
nan, j. n. Fnrwell. y. ". Lester, w
l. Hahn, Manuel Il. Springer, Alfred
tfnnafold a. r. walker. w, q. krim,
4 -. Kidcl, w y. Grimmer. NJ. t.
ohntt. i. &. uadrdidge. A. 10. Me-
fillen. ". w. Mcdonald, II. SchWei-
IL. d. Henine. A. Il. Stropp,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
FIRST WIRELESS To
Ell PASO BREAKS
THE RECORD
Communication Between Pass
City and San Francisco Sta
tons Longest Overland Per-
formance Up-to-date,

| F0NtffffA NOfFNNDpkhfHt VI AACtHfh@ bittii
Eel Paso. Texas, Dec. l4.-Flash-
FLASH. This is not q squirt of flame
from q pan Of powder into which a
match has been dropped, but it is the
start and the finish Of Il telegram, a
wireless telegram. sent by Beach
Thompson, trustee Of the Paulson
Wireless Telegraph and Telephone
company at Los Angeles, to G. V. Log
wood of El Paso.
The lei Paso Herald says; Logwood
sat in the little office of the Paulson
station, southeast Of Washington park.
ana received the message through an
instrument which covered both his
EARS. Translated, the message said:
You may purchase field rheostat in
El paSo,'
r. A. Bceba received "a telegram Of
the same variety by the same route
two days previous. telling him that
there WAS money at the First National
bank for him, and sure enough when
he got there he found that it had been
sent Ivy mail.
FL Paso has a wireless station in OPP
eration. IL connects with Los Angeles.
stockton and SAN Francisco, Cal. To
san Francisco IS l 500 miles. and this
is the longest distance that a wireless
message has ever been sent overland.
The message was tent Tuesday after
noon at S:45 El Paso time. the men
here say.
Message Breaks Record.
The record for sending wireless mes
sages overland heretofore has been
about goo miles. between Los Angeles
and san Francisco. and the instru-
.mcnt had To be tuned to the highest
glitch.
There is some work to be lone at
the local station before it can he
opened for commercial use. several OF
the ground wires being exposed. but
they are being covered up by "A force
Of %workmon and within another week
or two the company will be able 10
send and receive wireless kilograms.
They do stunts with electricity out
that wireless station. Logwood and
j. 4. Zimmerman, the electrical con-
structing engineer. are the chief per-
formers. and they are as Interested in
electricity as "a small boy in watching
for santa Claus 10 coms down the
chimney. but they never fall asleep on
the job.
One Of the Stunts.
one az their tricks is to light an
electric lamp 10y allowing electricity 10
PASS through their bodies without
shocking them la the least.
\ helix. which is "a large copper spi-
Its fA Nt+A. NANfNs Hli-r AiWff ANlt I
switchboard From this large copper 4
rods extend downward and are
charged with electricity. Zimmerman
touched one of the rods with "a steel
ehiseL. Blue flame spurted in the
showing that the rod was charged. |
Then he grasped TWO wires from
the Insulation had been re-
moved az the end and which were con-
ncctcd ON the other End with the
large electric globe. The lamp lighted.
.hc electricity had passed through the !
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
ALL PUBLIC
EMPLOYEES UNDER
CIVIL SERVICE
This Is Aim of National Asso-
citation Which Would Only
Consent to Exemption Of
President and Vice-President


Ivy MORNING journal Npctlhi teAsed Nfei
Baltimore. Dee lt-The opeuine
tssion of the meeting of the Ma
tional eva Service REFORM associa-
ton today. and tonight. we've notable
tor tho iensths to which members de-
sire the government go 80 ia the app
ulicatisn nf the merit system.
n tho ideas ct the association pre-
tali virtually only tho president and
the Nicc-prosidont of the United States
tnd tho cabinet VIII Dec exempt from,
thc application of the civil service
rules.
DR. Charles W. Eliot. pr sidcnt M
tritus of Harvard. in an address
today said in part.
To-day about eH4.On0 employees 90
The aoNcrnmcnt urc ina the classified
s~efslee of whom about s26.NOa are
competitive aud mrst of whom have
been appointed fur mort demon
strntcd through adequate cVamina-
.tlone and thorough Inquiry.
About eNuOu ncrsuns iu the clnssi-
fird service have been appointed on
rsc ptioual trrms. with exception
from -tNaminutios or without compoti-
Tive examination, a rrlctsus fsct
which cannot hut gfnVely qualify thf
satisfaction of this leasur lu The rc-
suits alrcadN obtained iu tha lower
sfaGts uf thc national ci1li rtice un-
tNl-ting rlmnuIeu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
MURDER SUSPECT
DECLARES HIS
INNOCENCE


AFH 'Hh
Kansas CITY. Dee. ia give my
word before God that I am not guilty.
gave you gentlemen the credit for
hetter senso,
This Was the statement of John
Fcaglc. alleged slayer of Mrs. Emeline
fornhardt, one Of the our persons
Killed on the Bcrnhardt farm, south
of here. Inst week, when asked 10 he
had anything Go say about the charge.
rcagle had just been o%rrulaned Dee
fore Justice a, h. Hayes OF Olatho,
.Ka- and pleaded not guilty, when he
made tine assertion Tho prisoner,
Who was arrested early last Monday,
had been rushed from Kansas CITY.
His, to pmthc 60 atoid the service
OF ID writ of hat,eas corpus hy Judge
l.. e. True of the district court of
WSandottc county. Eas.
Foapit's sister. Mrs Lucy Monroe,
oi Kansas city kan. made O. petition
Tor the writ on the grounds that the
police there had no right To hold her
brother longer Mrs. Monroe is the
wife of 6ustavr MONROE. the Amcri-
can Who was killed iu Mexico CIT, on
NtYcmnrt 20, ms Die walked out of q
.tafe
Take nae To the Bernhardt furm.
let me- see what has happened thcre
! WAS never near the place and know
nothing about the house ar barn.
iicrgDd the accused nan after being
placed 300 jall at Olathe.
Fruslo. when first arrested. de-
oiarrd ho had u"uarreivd with the
t%ieruhurdts On Wednesday Tho last
ttue they Hro known TO- have been
seen aliNe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
I0MAN SEEKS SHARE OF
BALDWIN FORTUNE

Nhhttilutfl rum taEF -
cini, Cd acrics of questions whicn con-
tluicI With this
De- Do uot Ga TACT tAai Ntn know the
Wcnnh with which your house and DOT
iu Pasadena WAS purchased camo iron.
NolunUl roppr
AIRS r1rnhun admitted that she did
Tile letter that Mis-. Turnhuu first
Pronounced 90 furgtrt related to th,
henrl moon week had spent will.
Baldwin ln san niegt On dirc.t Ca.
animation. she bad stated that She De-.
liftfti THAR Baldwin had registered hci
90 ihe hotel as AIRS. baldwin. ia,
leif n written prior ~ thr triHl of th,
iriHl ul thc seduction casc ln 1885
contained Uho statement that the man.
Hser 60 tHc hotel had told hpr thaI
baldwin had registered her as hi|
aHurhtrr and that she hsd boon intro.
auerd ahont tHe hotel as Ailss Bald.
Wiu.
Al this point abe couu ordered ar
a~dlnurnmrui until next Tuesday
when thc cfsss-examinHtion VIA O..
reaumrd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
HEAVY FIGHTING IN
CHIHUAHUA
Particulars Meagre of Reported
Battle Between Insurgents
and Mexican Rebels Near.
San Andres,


Chihuahua. Mex, pec. l5.-fleaNN
Fighting is reported today near san
Andres. about thirty miles east ~
Sundays hattie at Gerro Prieto. he
tween insurrcctos and regulars No
statement OF result or loss OF Ire on-
t~alnahie. Tonirhts train due AT six
o'clock was not in az 9. and last
report was that IL viii not he I'm till
morning. At This point IN the dispatch
the wires we're SUIT ordinarily this
tfalm carries quite a few American
mining men. Tho uuin IS reported
snautled near Rosario, Just east Of
rtNernaics.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16

body of insurreetos in that vicinity
for several days has prompted the
@OvcrImtnt to assemble soldiers along
the Juarcz division Of the Mexico
Northwestern.
II Is known that troops are march
ing toward Oiinaga and official i'm
formation at Jnarez is hat They
would reach the town tonight. An
engagement Is considered highly prob
able in the AGAR future.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
TIXAS GRAND JURY no
PROBE RODRIGUEZ INNCHING

FL Poso, Texas, Dec. 15.-The burn
ing OF Antonio Rodriguez at Rock
Springs. Texas. the immediate excit-
ing u of the present uprising in
Mexico, Is to be investigated BY the
county grand jury. Judge Purney
Yesterday issued specific Instructions
TO that end on converting court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
WEST VIRGINIA DISASTER
CLAIMS LIVES OF TEN

Norton, Va. Dec. t5.-The death
roll OF tha explosion 10 the Greene
mine yesterday was ten men. Nine
were killed in the explosion and one
died after he was taken out. The last
two men to he rescued were found to-
day i'm Il semi-coHscious condition.
Immediately following the cxpIo-
sion these two men erawled to an air
pipe that connects with the outside,
and with a sledge hammer broke the
pipe. They stood by this source OF air
supply twenty hours and kept alive.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
SERVICE PENSIONS
FOR VETERANS
Of TWO WARS
Fifteen Monthly for Those Over
Sixty-Two Years Old With.
$50 for Men Over Seventy
Five.


Washington, Dec. f5.-A bill grant
served ninety days or more in the mil
itary or naval service during the civil
war or sixty days in the war with
Mexico, honorably discharged and nov
slNtN-tWO years old, or more, was re-
ported fayorahly by the house com
mittee on invalid pensions today.
The pension is graduated from SIS
a month to those 81 years old to $50
81 month To those ~ years of age. or
yer. Present pensioners are entitled
to the benefits OF the bin, under con
ditions to prevent duplication OF pen
sion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
TROOPS PNTRQL JUNHTZ
DIVISION OF NORTHWESTERN

~ Hnsn Texas. Dee. IA smHN
body OF federal troops reached casa
Drande. 100 miles south OF here. al
omf o'clock to-day, marching over
land from Falomas ucar tho sonora
la& I,umors oi tho presence of a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16

Our store is packed with them.
Our stock was never better nor u
prices lower.
Cut Glass salt and Pepper
Shakers, sterling silver tops. 35c
5-inch Cut Glass Maple. $3.50
G-ineh cut Glass Nappie. ..... S1.75
Cut Glass Sugar and Dreamer. =. So. 90
six Cut Glass Tumblers. .$2.25
Decorated Water sets. .Si.25
Heavy i@-gaL. Crystal Water
Pitchers 81
apiece Toy Table Sets zoe
5-piece Toy Glass Water Sets Use
Plated Knives and Forks. set,
. TO $500
dozen Plated Table spoons,
soc to ....-- .S2.25
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
THE - MAZE,
WI. kIEkk, Prop.
2f1 south First Street.