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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-12-01

The City Treasurer by virtue authority him vested will
offer for sale the highest bidder piece land
tanned the above list much shall
which the assessment penalty shall remain
due and unpaid and said sale shall be held of the Posto
Mobridge South Dakota beginning o'clock a. NJ the
day Of December l9l adournng such sale day until
OF said property shall have been sold offered sale
A. w. RowLEE, City Treasurer.
Dated this 7th day OF November 1911
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1911-12-01

Come to The News Office for the
finest commercial printing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18
WILL BRYAN make
ANOTHER FUSS2
Those Who Assert They Are
on the Inside Of Affairs and
Know How the Commoner
Feels, Say lie Will Make
Day historical.

Washington Inc 10. ALTHOUGH no
reply has beeh received from William
jennings Bryan By the .nanneerH Of
the jackson Day dinner 20 he held
here January 3. " IL known that no
had decided before eaging the United
Hlhics 20 be- present on that occasion.
Mr.. bryan was IN Kingston. Ia
maiea when he invitation 10 slpeat
vas sent. l. " not lifeiv tba . lepiy
viii he lad from him for several daye
Those who profess 10 knne what tsp
Nnn0fynflC ie1dttr rmsvifuH ulifpuf o
20 ~, al liie dinnsr nssefl inns he
will uiake tho occasion Historical
The intention In attributed 20 Mr.
bryan Of making bold and plain dec.
inratl0n III the Issues OF the npproach.
ing cnnpalgn and especially on the
trust question. The situation ~
heightened IN interest by the fact that
several other Democratic stntesncn
have accepted snvitnriona to speak.
Among them are Woodrow Wilson.
Champ Clark. Underwood. Governor
Dix OF New York. Governor Marshall
Of Indiana. Judge Parker and some
others who have seen their names In
print In the same line with the ineE-
ton Of tho Write House.
hut the name OF Governor Harmon
81 Chic 'stns not yet appcaIcd on the
program In the list a possible cnndi-
dates for the office OF president There
II some anxiety an 20 whether he will
eventually appenr there by authority.
Harmon, without delay, declined the
Invitation on the ground that another
engaaement would prevent. iils
friendn are now struggling hard to
sci him To reconsider his decision.
With the certainty OF ilryan'B
presence Il Is y aafc gloss that tho
guests win not hear the voice Of Ilnr.
mon IN m. same aRcred precincts. An
Democrats Who expect 10 10 there are
ql'ferlng Win rrfluaity TO witness
the coup than they beiievo Nc nryan
will lnake tor the nominal on Of Wood
row Wslsun. AZ the New ,lerseyan
VIII be present, he viii be at the
mercy 81 the Nebraskan's indiscre'
ion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18
CAPTAIN MOLINAR|
|. FORMS COMPANY
Portales Will Put National
Guard Organization Into
Field and Expects Equip
ment Within Few Days.

Capt. r. J. Mollunri last Saturday
received the enlistment blanks for or
EnniEing the military company and
began "a once Go sian the members
Of the PROPOSED company. At this
time ne has some thlrty-five or forty
Of the representative business and
professional men of the town enlist
"a. and there " no question about
securing the required number. o. o..
rrlddy Will be the first lieutenant
ana A. y. senv Viii ne serond liuu-
lonnni hoth fhaW a,ui'rineu having
ind Nrei wilihtrs eNutrien4e. haN-
ihr served in sho Spanish American
waf af Ntii As ninne tie sirc offirs
10 which they npW have appointments
IN the state militia Of other states.
This movement should receive the
encouragement OF eVery cltiSen OF the
Town for the reason that u viii be
real asset to our wealth M well as
one OF the best advertisements 10 be
found anywhere. Captain Noiinari
has been notified 10 secure suitable
barracks and 10 have the lockers and
store room prepared 80 that ship
mcnt Of the equipment can be made
before the hoildaye.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18
TICKETS ARE OUT li,i,s
FOR FABBRfNf

Tickets are out for tho eonccfs 10
be given M the f1lks' theater Decem-
her "a BY Signor Giuscppi Fabbrlni.
under the auspices ~ the University
department 81 music. The advertia-
lns mnttcr nor the concert u also out
and N bclnf distributed today.
The varsity students are determined
Go make this musical event sue
cess ana are working hard to that
end
Tho finale from 'Dinornh." which
made so great success nj the re-
cent University concert. will he re-
pcatcd M the Fahbrinl concert TO
give those who aid not hear u be-
fore n chance &, learn what the tint
sersity students have accomplished In
the way 81 musical education.
This number was dlailnet feature
~ the program before. aud mgg;n
lovers viii be glad TO hear Il again.
The Fabbrinl concert IL sure 60 be
a treat. as signor Fabbrinl n looked
upon NJ ono of tho best VI the young
er generation Of pianieis and u ap-
thorltntively considered "A coming
celebrity.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18
new LOCOMOTIVES
BEING DELIVERED

That deliveries on the SANTA Fe's
latest purchase of locomotive engines
had begun was the statement made
today by Superintendent Of Motive
Power w. y. Buck. OF the santa re.
designer OF the buck supcrheascr and
tho Buck external throttle.
s"rhe Santa yc II getting ~ new
locomotives. which are now being de-
llyeyed." said Mr.. Buck this after
noon" ana deliveries have already
commenced. In fact J rode down
here yesterday behind two OF the new
ones. There are 70 De e4 Mailets for
th coast lines. 30 switch engines and
~ Pacific type passenger engines IN
the lot. They all come from tho
baldwin works"
Mr. Buck stated that the Buck ox-
ternel throttle wis working we'll, and
that the engineer On the engine
equipped with Il as test was great
~ pleased with H. lie also said that
the Santa re was trying out tho
fchmits supeshentcr on three ~ the
new engines. the others Of the Mall
lot type being euiuped with Buck
Jacobs superheaters, type which has
done rood service wherever Installed.
Il ann just on one Of ms periodical
Inspection trips, he said, and my
visit has no special significance.
Mr.. Hnok Nlil leave tonight. NJ. J..
Drury, experimentation OF the me-
chanscnl department for this grand
division. win accompany him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18
NEWYOREER STRONG
FORALBUQUERQUt
DISTRICTS
Head of Local Electric Com
pany Declares Concerted
Effort Would Make This a
Garden Spot.

There has been a live wire Ia
town FOR tho past two days. lie IN G..
~ Chapcllo of New York vice presi-
dent and general manager Of the red.
eral Light and Traction company, and
he said some things to n iserald man
this mornlur that should make AIbu.
Querque people feel more convinced
than ever of the tremendous business
n0ssiblllticn OF this community.
Never said Mr. Chapelle. nave
seen q more splendid combination OF
cheap land and easily accessible wa.
ter. All you need IA q little vigorous
cooperative effort to make this. lit
orally one ~ the garden spots Of tho
country"
Mr.. Chapelle was speaking Of the
local possibilities Of irrigation by
pumping. and he declared shat the 10.
cal electric company OF which ne IN
the executive head. was. prepared TO
lend considerably more than rs share
OF assistance 10 any concerted effort
Ia devclon those possibilities
An average cost OF $40 an acre, the
New Yorker declared. would be- suf.
iioient TO Insure farmers constant
and adequate supply OF pure water
for irrigation purposes. The instglla-
ton Of neceSsaFy pumping equipment
for q tract 0l thirty acres would. he
snld, entail an expenditure Of about
$3.50 land the farmer would be there
after IN q position 10 laugh nj drouths
and empty acouuias The truth OF
these assertions have been strskingly
demonstrated In northern Colorado
In the Greeley and l.ovclnnd dlstIlcla
where conditions Tor the installation
o. pumping equipment are not noarly
so favorable, Moro than 10000 acres
were reclaimed by The pumping
method Ia northern Colorado last
terr and 1919 WIN show even greater
d,seiopmcni alone this line
Aii tfe people oi the Albuquerque
community haze 10 DO ~ give q Ions
pail aRd q snWs put ana pun CIV
,osei her with the emphasis ON the
az together. And | want 10 repeat
that this company stands to assist
effectively any organized movement
looking toward agricultural develop.
ment In this vicinity. ! would cheer.
fnll" make a speeial trip here from
New York u I thought ! could he OF
help In such cause"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18
MURDERERS GIVEN
LIGHT SENTENCES
BY COURT
Confessed slayers of Juan
Peralta Get OFF With Terms
of from Three to Twenty
Five Years.

tsie'ieia. 49, Dee Is Edua.,so
rrujillo. Juana Peralta ana isabel
bilicHcn. who pleaded guilty 20 the
murder OF Juan pcraiia on May rs
last. were brought into court satur-
day morning 20 be sentenced. Tru-
jillo was given from twenty-five 20
my years and the two women from
three 10 five years each
The apparent lightacss Of theae
aenicncos was explained by the court
IN pronouncing judrment on the
prisoners. Ia the case OF Trujillo, the
enormlty OF the crime was reduced hy
tho iaet that there was nothing 20
prove reconciliation. All three of
the defendants told the same story IN.
this regard. isabel had left Trujiilo
NJ her house and gone over 10 her
mothers, claiming that she ala not
want Pcralta 20 know that Trujlllo
was there;that she wanted 10 avoid
Amy trouble. when Peralta appear
ed 1'rusillo claims that the fight en-
sued ana he was compelled 20 shoot
in self defense, a. the larger man
WIS getting the better OF him la the
scuffle. Tho court called attention
10 the fact that had TruJlllo not had
HIS KUN 20 bandy the fight would not
have ended ~ diSnstrousiy as Il aid.
Tho court was niao Informed that
Trujiilo had not been In serious trou-
bic before but had been a hard work.
ing man. ON the either hand the
court took eosniEnnce Of the fact
that tbs boy had certainly been IN
dulging In improper relations with
Isabel. which weighed against him
and wlsich IN the purvloN OF the
court had brought on the whole trou-
bic. The pleas Of guilty weighed
strongly in favor OF an three de-
fendnnts, AZ II would have been prac-
iseaiiy ifnpasstbie 20 have proven
murder against them. had they mere
~ claimed self-dcfcns, except for
tiN met VI. hid ds-ifnvrd the bods
ln iha usn r ihe anistoa ihe
eonfi Aas satisfied lhal the> had
taknn practically ~ nsna "a lhe mus
dor, luann Pcraia had not even
been present az The time ii the kills
lnk. Thoy were la truth nrcesAurloa
after the fact. bat the statutes ~
the territory provide no penalty for
this crime. Al that was Established
against the women was That isahel
had urgcd Tfullllo nat 20 let Pcruita
hurt him. and later urged the burn
Ing OF the body. The courts address
- the women. aud especially 20 Isa-
bel, Was al nrAeni plea Tor honest
living. emnhaalalnf thn fact that her
dishonest HE WnR now bringing iis
reward.
Ia conversation she prosecuting at
tofney hlahlY comrllmonted the or
flosfs both Sheriff Meyer aaa the
mounted police. capinln Fornoff and
Sergeant Nulilaf, on their efficient
WORK IN securing the confessions.
and gathering the evidence which led
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18
STOCK MARKET IS
AGAIN DULL
Lehigh Valley Was the Chief
Feature, It's Paper Going
Up Three Points; Close Was
Weak.


tBy nversas uessid a. =. Leased wb~S
New York. Dec. fs.--After some
show OF life IN the early dehllngs the
stock market became dmii this MORN
ing, with evidences 81 pressure ON
sumo OF the favorite issues. Lahigh
Valley was the feature. On cOntin-
ued accumulation its price was ad-
vanced 3 polnta TO istM ~
Coal KloEks were benefited by The
buoyancy OF Lchish valley and the
general market also showed spnEmod-
ic strength Union Pacific advanced
TO f7h, but the market generally
moved In a Insulating manner and
traders sold on all rallies. At mid
day the coalors were falling back and
the rest 81 the list was also DUH and
dropping.
bonds were irregular.
stock prices aurgcd downward
sharply after midday on heavy pro-
fensionhl selling Union Pacific yield.
70 as below last weeks elose,
Heading and Amaignmated Copper
1 as. ana United States steel. Amer
lean ameltinR. National Lead. Inter-
NATIONAL Harvester and Pacific Mail 4.
| f.ehlgh Valley reacted ~. some
slight recovcrica were made at I
o'clock.
Most Of the afternoon prices main
taincd a dead level. The chose was
weak.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

resident ~ Albuquerque ana New
Mexico. died yesterday "a tho home ui
Mrs. ]. a. Render. daughter, Gil
South broadway. She was 30 years
old.
Mrs. clark leaves two sons and two
daughters. w J. clark ~ Mexico CITY
Edward CLARK ~ winslow. Mrs. Mar
raret Watson Of Laramie. wyo.. and
Mr.. II. :. Kchder OF Aibuauerams.
Mrs. CLARK had been a resident 81
Aihg1nerquc for shout 90 years. com
ing here soon after the death OF her
husband ~ Boulder. colo.
Tho funeral viii be held from the
residence NJ o'clock tomorrow
morning aud from the Immaculate
Conception church AT . o'clovk. The
burial win he ia Santa barbara cem-
etery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

up IN the confessions This not only
saved the county great expense IN Sc
curing evidence, hui the highly prob-
able result OF fnlssrial or a verdict
Of acaulttal.
The prisoners viii be conveyed 10
the penitenslnry AZ once 20 commence
their sentences
Thus ends Que gf, she most brutal
crlniek, tapcciaily as 20 The disposal
of the body. that Torrance county or
any other county In the territory has
rver witnessed. and u IL hoped there
VIII never be another OF lis kind TO
he chronicled.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

Chicago, Ills, Dec. is.-inceAaant
rains making gloomy prospect for the
wheat crop IN the ArBentiuo sent
prices today 20 a higher level. The
opening here was s-ec 20 a~fc higher.
May started Ut - l-sc % ~ 3-sr, an
advance of s.Sc 10 5-sc ana seemed
inclined to hold around the uppsr Side
o. the rungt. Closing prices were
nervous with May one cent higher at
90 s-ac.
smellncas Of receipts put strength
into corn. May 0peudd i-si.tpi &c up
at 81 i-ir 10 st3-se. touched 50 Is
0sf1tie ana thtu ross 81 - 5-sc
The ciost was sttadf ana s-NN a
higher for Nay al ga s-futfT-st
Oats went up The srEli rlef1 Hfier
corn but business WA small May
started al Is i-se. rise Of i-sc. sold
nj a. Sac and later assembled 10 t9c.
Bis receipts o. hoen led to depres-
Ion IN the mrket Tar packinr house
products. Initial sa.es were unchenN-
- 10 l2Mc lower With May tis,S2M
Cor pork: ss.2Fk Tor lard and ts.t2M
10 ss.4s fsF flbs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18
HERE'S A POINTER
/ FOR THE WOMEN

Here's word Of ndvice to the
wonen Nho intend 10 buy hoaes az
cigars for their husbands or broth
erH or fathers or other men friends.
ppr't iuiae the eigara - their nrlce
AZ pa ne ampnut ~ fancy paper on
ihN aV1 ga 81 q reg4iahl, leals4
Ike inc NtN Mlyio Cistr COMPANY.
and TASK the man" He'll probably
know the kind OF cigar Your partlc,
ular man likes. At any rate, he'll
know what's sood. and he'il tell you
M.
The Nav Mexico company Ia show
ing unusually attractive gifts tor
smokers this year. including pipes.
cigar and cigarette holders. tobacco
lara ard pouches. Sec the windows.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18
BRAKEMAN INJURED
NEAR WIEsL0W

suffering firm number % bruises
ana cuts on aia GAGE and The upper
fhapnan, Santa 20 brakeman. VIZ
broeEht 90 Albuquerque last night aud
" q patent At tho Coast Lines hos
pliai ChapmaHs hons 10 In Needles,
us Injuries. while painful. are not
considered serious and his early re-
tnvcry II expected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18
rnnl t,cnrur s,nI.cnlmrr.

The romans ~ Paul George stolxen-
burg. who died sunday nj his home.
1919 South Arno. were shipped this
afternoon on santa Fe train No. 2 10
the family home In Chicago. A wife
and sister nre left by the deceased, al
so ls-months.old baOy Mr. Stol-
yenhurE had liyod IN Albuquerque FOR
TO yctra pns' mn Yves wen known
h.ra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

New York. y. n. Dec. is.--cail
money. IA per cont; prime paper
4i-4@4h per cent; silver, "a g-se;
Mexican dollars. ace; copper. sts.s0n
is.75; tin. sis.soa 1890; lead. st.toW
Are.
Amaleamatcd. 81 Ia.
sugar. ASA bid.
Atchlnon. ia6 Ia.
Great Northern. f1sm,
New York Central los ~.
Northern Pacific. iis s-s.
Reading. iba as.
southern Pacific, 1914.
Union Pacifc. i1s IA
steel. 50 ga
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

Kansas city. Mo. Dec. is.-Cattie
receipts $500 including zoo soasherns;
market steady. Native steers. ts.Rsff
SIS; southern steora. tt.s0F eco;
southern cows and heifers. t3.oo % t.soi
nntlsc COWS and helfers, fs75W 7ooi
ssockers aud feeders. $500 efe.oe,
bulls. t9.soWEoo calves sf.ebfs ga
western .stcete, ts5asd .se. Ncstctn
edvr. Sg.Vog b 800.
Hogs--Receipta i2.00o; market to
ice lower: bulk os sales. tb.70Ws.isi
heavy. se.i0Hs.20; packers and butch
ers. s5,sB @s.is. llsh,s, ss.soM eos:
pigs. tt.O06s.ss.
sheep Receipts 5000: market
steady 10 i0c lower. Mutiona, ss.oo 81
zoe; lambs, $4,000 $50; range welh'
ers and ycarlinxs. ss.2s q Zoe. raugs
ewes. t2.2bms.7s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

Chicago, Ills. Dnc, ls.--Casile re-
ceipir $4,000; market slow. generally
l0c lower. Beeyes. tt.eoG $40; Tcxas
steers, st.i0@s.Ts, western steers,
ss.s0mG.ee, atopkers and feeders
25mE 50, cowa and hcifsf& $1,000
G.2s. calves $3.50 q SOC.
Hogs--Receipts 5s,0oe; market quiet
10 Toe To ise lower Light. ss.5oW
$40: mixed. s.75ae,22ts heavy, t5.s5
ms.sS. rough, tsssa 500; good %
choice heavy. tG.Oo e.s5; rough,
c 9sefe. 90. good 10 choice heavy,
50 oome g5; pigs. 81 soms 10; bulk
OF sales % .ss@s rs.
Sheep Receipts fo,o0o; market
weak 20 Ice lower Native. s.Eoff t.ae;
Western feTnn o0s yearlings. 81 90
sf6.ga; ismos native. 5000 $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

The Women's Christian Tampesnnoe
union Will meet tomorrow afterneen
~ eise, ~ the home ~ Mrs. VRfd.
tz4 West Coal a pfoxFnm VIII pn
rendered IN eosnbtalIoM % the W. q.
a. y. crusade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

Chicago. H.. Dec. is.--wheht---De
cember, ss i-tc; May, 20 s-sc.
corn--Decs 81 5-sHes s-sc; Ma,
80 e-taI 60 7-sc.
Oats---Dec.. ~ i-sc; May, ~ Use.
Pork--Jan.. tf5.s7M CISCO.
IMrd--Jsn., 1910.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

what sort Of chap Is old sduei-
iop?''
Wei. when you hold out two CT
nnrK 10 him. % Offer him his choice
he takes both. Chicago Tribune,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

"woInbat ~ prcdestinarlnn."
What ON earth Ia predestlnar-
lang"
"A man who believes he's hound
10 get run over some day By an au-
tomobile. PUCK.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18
1000 PEOPLE USED
THE ELEVATOR

81 iht ~ $50 Mfint rarl shsp-
ping esiiailon pl last WpeF saturday
brought out one 81 the blgsest Christi
mas buying ctoWds Ia the History Of
the city Actual count showed that
a llllle over 5000 pcopie used the
elevator IN the big ftosenwald store
during the day. aud Il wnn estimated
that between 1000 and 1000 passed
In the bis front a.ors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

" y. Woy. formerly manager 81 she
local electric plant, and now menalof
Tor the plant az rrlniaaa. 4 visitor
hers today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

Heartburn Il a ssmp,om az lnaises.
ton. Take doeN of HMthiNE N
such eneea. The pala 1ssapptara IN
sIaniIy, The bowels urefstr nbeqAlly
and you feel iiue. Vigorous and sheer
iul. Price Toe. sold w ~ dfusslssr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18
ACADEMY GIRLS TO
|. PRESENT CANTATA
THURSDAY
Christmas Vacation Will Be
Preceded by Musical Event;
Display Of Needlework and
Art Tuesday.

Tie todhs hdios of 49, Vinopnt's
leadems 0sr cnsrossed Ia ren,uFaals
tor an uniluc esuiaia % ar prffented
next Thursday murninf IN nc convent.
Tht canlata o. the Seasons Is 10 be
sung by coterle OF sololsts assisted
by a chorus composed 0f the entire
high school. That the production VIII
DO beautiful in costume. akprension
and harmony goes without saying, for
IT. vIncent's girls are Noted for thor-
cughnprs IN music NJ wei aa hiatrionic
art.
The solo singers will be Misses Char
lotto Brixner. Ruth simpler. Teresa
Mattimore, Bertha Tarner, Grace Nc
Dermotf.
DISPLAY nE INlHatX
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

walssr 7. Patton. FOR tho paas three
years and half m enpi0ye AZ thu
Alvaraao. leaves tonlghs for W raso
where We Will accept = responslble 20.
altion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

sickiy chndren need WHITES
CREAM vERMIFuuE. u not only
destroys sha wormk II there be any.
but Il acts a. a streuGthanlng tonic IN
the stomach ana bowels. Price ace
peF bottle said ~ AR prussasss'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

N1R York. n. Y, Dec. ls.--cottor
spot closed quiet, mlddling uplanan
ssas. midGIlns s,lf. te.7o. snler
$500 balea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-18

Lovers 81 fancy needIeWork are IN
vited To visis the art rooms " ~. VIM
cents Academy from 70 s tomorrow
afternoon and View the many Christ
mas eifts which the resident pupils OF
the Eon0ai have produced since the
opening OF school In September. The
sits win be on display tomorrow and
VIII then he sent 60 relatives and
friends as holiday remembranceS, This
display will include efoois.ied, kalltaa
and stitched work. burnt leather and
burnt wood productions. The renern'
public II Invited 70 attend the display
tomorrow,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-18
Six-Sentence
Talks

~ lssocnersisy Of Present styles
St.se the American woman has
.newn such capahility along other
~ WHY does she not begin 70
- IL styles. at least for herself
4 uof for other nauonsr
Tnsrs 10 probably net enc woman
: ten that knows that the present
-1vle al dress. with ono exception
- harked back TO tho time OF the
S~ous beauty. Nine. Recamler.
M exception 10 the high French
-, of the time OF Louis XIV. who
~ almost a century earlier than
~ Rccamicr.
60 some ore cay; "Whst mat
~ Order Is heavens first law
- n We are going to follow In
~. particular. let us do so with
~ eyes open.
N Why follow AZ allf
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He above jcalousies. When an
other girl IL criticized. he the first
TO say the generous word In do
Tense.
he a good listener. This IL m
important an being able 10 talk
agreeably. II Ia n safe rule that
everyone you meet likes to be lis.
tened 20 quite as well as to listen.
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Helen burlington. 1910 Belmont
~. will be married 20 Lloyd T:ndail.
business manager Daily Wireless.
Saturday. August roth. at the Boyls-
ton Avenue Unitarian church. Rev.
J. ID. o. Powers viii perform the
ceremony. The two msidsof.honor
will be Louise Huntington. . sister
Of the bride. and Helen Hays. Spo-
kane. q cousin. and the four brides.
maids. Marian rhipps. St. Paul.
Eiiss Curtis. Ruby bigger and Ma
belle Wilton. Philip Tindaii. a
brother Of tho groom. will DO the
hest man.
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TRY THIS, GIRLS

Three simple rules. these. for
yosns girls. but thsy make Tor
Popularity.
30 natural. Young girls, from
lack Of selfconfidcnce. often try 70
copy the style and manners OF
someone they adEiire. and the 70.
suit In not n success.