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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
MISSIONARIES FLED
FROM TfIE INTERIOR

Picking, bee. ia. Hermann, rep
resentative OF the China Inland Mis-
sion NJ Picking, has returned here with
twenty three missionaries from Tai
Yuan Fu Only four missionaries now
rcmaln In the central part OF Shan ~
province. The missionaries IN south.
ern Shan ~ also are getting away
Witnesses report that the rebels
fought badly during the battle with
the imperiallst troops on December
IA at Nyang Tai Kuan defile. where
the latter gained Victory. The reb-
els abandoned guns, ammunition and
camp equlpmen, and left forty killed
and geo wounded on the field. The
way was thus cleared TO Yal Yuan for
the lmperiallsts.
Wu Ting Fang protested against
operations In the province OF Shan 81
during the armistice, but Premier
Yuan Shi Kai replied that anarchlsm
IL the district rendered forward
movement necessary.
The rebels have destroyed part OF
the Tien Tsln-Pu kow railway near
Pu Kow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
yUAREz RACE CARD
sBy rvssi.s Hsrs,a a: =. as.-se wss.

tny nvesing Herafa A. y. hess<6 Wfsss
Juarez, Dec. i6.-Tomorrow's en
tries:
First race, selling one rnile---sabada
Wicket. Cameo. Coppers. Tiills
Charles Green, Bushwhacker. barney
Oldfieid. Ounsion, ln6.
Second race. selling. five and a
half furlongs--Baielia, l06; Elder
Novgorod, Regards. Toy Hoy. Maple
ton. iOS: koo;enay. FLYING Feet, 1909;
Arch Oldham. Hex. slgnor. Prince
Winter, III; Americus, liz: Jeanne
dare. Annual Interest. ia.
Third race. selling. uns miIe--Keep
Moving. Juan. Minneoletta. 1906. Sc,
Back, I0a; Alan Fearn, Round and
Round. ii2.
Fourth race, hanlcap, six guFlongs---
Jim Hasey. fey Hindoo. 1885, Injury
ll2; Arasee, 1l5; Pride OF Lismore
III.
Fourth race. selling fillies and
mares, hlx fnrlongs-IAdy Willie
iOe: Flying Footsteps. Meddilng Han.
nah. Emma O.. Chantlcleer, Marie
Hyde l07; Marsand. lOS. Chilla, Ilai.
Fonla. no; Gold Finn, ne.
Sixth race. selling, one mile nnd
three aixteenths--X sugar Lump. 81;
idthogene, Rake. 90. Ocean Queen
1906; Frog. Miss Korn. i0G; Jim CAT
lerate. iO7.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
THE IMAGINARY LINE
Between WEST
AND EAST IS
DESTROYED
Governor Harmon at st. Paul
Receives Appreciative At.
tention When He Speaks to
Western Governors.
PEOPLE OF EFFETE
STATES ARE PRAISED

tny EvsaiaG Herald a. y. Geesea wffs,
~. Paul, Dee ie.-Aithough snow
was failing when the governors spec
Sal arrived home from It's tour OF tho
east there was bls crowd az the sta
tlon To meet the executives and each
was enthusiastically received.
Members OF the party were escorted
by The reception committee, national
guardsmen, battery OF which fired q
salute 90 seventeen guns, and mounts
ed police TO the Northwestern Land
Products show AZ the show each
governor spoke briefly
Governor Harmon was especially
well received. He pointed 10 the fact
that the governors special made mors
stops In Ohio than in any ether state
and said his presence here was due to
the fact that he could not resist tho
temptation 10 como and the further
fact that the other governors had con
WINGED him. the~e was no better prepar-
alton fof public Acrvice than 10 visit
the land products show.
All the governors were enthusiastic
in thcit rraise 81 the east, the people
whom they had met and the reception
they had received. All aEreed that the
trip was OF incaioulablc benefit to both
sections OF the country and aa Cover
nor oddio OF Nevada said. had com-
pletely csfaced an Imaginary line.
Governor Burke " North Dakota
said the west had learned as much
about tho east as the east had learned
aDoni The west He said the east re-
garded the west as a younger sister
ana that for every patriotic heart throb
In the west there y a corresponding
one In the east
Al noon the governors were guests
at Luncheon given by the assoclation
Of commerce after which they rested
until evening when the individual gov
srnors viii be the guests 81 the homes
ol leading 81. Paul cltiscns.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
THE ELECTRIC CHAIR
FOR MURDERER
OF GIRL
Albert w. Wolter Must Pay
Penalty Of Heinous Crime
Committed on 15-Year-0ld
Typist Last Year.

New York. n. ". Dec is.-f3ocause
the courts have denied him an appeal.
death IN the electric chair Is the pen
atty Albert W. W1oiter must pay for
the murder OF Ruth Wheeler, 15-
year-old sfenographer. IN New York
City March "a. 1910. The court OF aD-
pcals has affirmed the Judgment OF
conviction 81 murder. Evidence pro-
duced at the trial showed that VOL
ter had strnngled the girl In attempt.
ing go attack her, and then partly
burned her body In the fireplace.
Hc. was convicted April ~. 1910. and
was sentenced 10 he eiectrccuted IN
June OF that year. The execution was
stayed by an appeal, which has since
been pcndlDs The long delay in
bringing the case 10 argument was
noted By the court which scored Vol.
tar's counsel for 'lnexcusable delay"
Ruth Wheeler was the youngest Of
three sisters, Their mother, u widow
IL a dressmaker. The girl had just
been graduated from business col
leEe which has an employment agency
for students. She oaiied there often
20 look for a situation, One morning
she lett home on her usual crrand
aud never returned.
Her sisters learned that shc had
been asked 10 call on A. Wolter AT
1 i22 East One Hunured aud Firth
street about n position. Investigation
af that address showed that woiter
whom the landlady uesrribed as a
sickiy whitehead youth. about 90
years old, OF a degenerate type with
flashy clothes and deliberately cuflcd
hair. had lott the apartment with his
wife. earlier IN the same day.
He received many calls from young
girls. the landlady said she had no.
tlced particularly thar one who had
called the day before was iresher OF
face and better dressed than most OF
ithem.
| With Wolter gone. the detectives
waited for hts wife. when she ap.
peared they trailed her 10 a corner,
where she met a pnsty-fnced man.
When arrested he denied writing post /.
cards 10 business schools. hut when
1.-The detectives turned np answers ad.
dressed 10 him he admitted the cor
lfespondence. but could not explain
H.
lie confessed that the woman with
i whom he was living WAS not hlE wife.
lie met her shortly after eomina from
iueFnany Two years before.
1 The body of the th-year-old stenog'
lrapher was found that nighi, huddlcd
Eln 4 gunRysack on n ilte escape ont
side Wolters apartment. She had
been eirangled With short rope.
hacked with a knife, the body burned
beyond recognition and thrust care.
lessly out OF doors like so much rub
4 blsh. Identification WAS possible only
Iby shreds Of clothing and hits OF
iewelrg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
NEWS
SERVICE FOR THE
De Luxe
Chicago Will Be Central Point
Of Miniature Press Service
Report Sent Exclusively to
De Luxe Train.

A miniature press service bureau il
the latest STUNT the santa Fe has per-
pesrated for the purpose OF advertis-
ing the new DE Luxe train. This bu-
reau viii have lts headquarters AT Chi
caEo. ana news reports will be wired
different stations along the line 10 be
placed aboard tho fast train.
For long time the California Llm-
tied has been Supplied with a news
service which included nothing bul
the market reports. but the new ser.
vice ls 10 carry several thousand
words.
The eani bound De Luxe viii re.
ccive It's first news supply here. on
the evening of the second day from
Los Angeles. II VIII receive It's sec.
ond az some paint IN Kansas the sec'
ond day. The west hound VIII receive
lie first report In kansas. and the sec
ona one at Flagstaff.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
DISTRIBUTION OF
SHEEP MUST Be
REGULATED
Association of Wool Growers
Declares 0verorowding of
Markets and Scarcity Can
Be Avoided.

tBv Evesfna Herssa A. y. ssessca wtres
Omaha, Nob., Dec. Economic
distribution OF the products OF the
sheep industry" Was the subject dis
cmsEed today by p. q. Johnson OF
Biackf0ot. Idaho at the wool growers
national convention.
Mr.. Johnson declared that the or
sanitation OF the sheep growers
would prevent the great flue.
tuations In receipts OF sheep az the
packing centora, thus lnsaring more
stability I'm price which. he said,
would benefit the consumer as woil
as the producer.
Az the sheep show ~ the Ramb0il.
lett class. honors we're divided be-
tween r. y. King brothers company,
Laramie. Wyoming. and A. A. Wood
and Son, Saline. Mich. In fat sheep
the University OF Wyoming took all
the first prizes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
CHINESE REPUBLIC
IS FAVORED BY
REPUBLICANS
Conference Now Being Held
at Shanghai May Result in
Compromise and Restora-
tion Of Peace.
,sy nvsnias n.r.,s a. .. i.es.-s wire,

tny Evsnins uerssa a. .. leased Wire,
Shanghai, Dec. ia census taken
among the representatives OF the Re.
publicans now assembled In c0nven-
tion nj Nanking shows that a large
majority Of them are In favor Of a re-
public but at the present crisis " DR..
sun Vat Sen. General Ynen Henx and
other influential Republicans whose
names have not hitherto been men
toned. should counsel compromise,
the end Of the trouble may be IN
sight
Should the conference at Shanghai
fail TO reach an agreement the Ropub.
lican military leaders are confident
they can eventually take Peklng.
Il Is believed Yang NJ is advising
Premier Yuan Shi Kal 20 accept the
presidency of the republic with DIR
Sun Yat Sen as vice president II ID
thought that the Manchu dynasty
Will be forced TO abdlcate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
TAFT
HAD CLOSE CALL
ON HIS TOUR
OUT WEST
The Mcnamara Investigation
Shows That Dynamite Was
Placed Under Bridge Over
Which Train Passed.
EXPLOSIONS TIMED
TO OCCUR SAME TIME


cay Evesias Herald A. =. Leased wtreD
indianapolis. Dec. liunbles OF
photograph showing how bridges.
vladucts. dorricks and buildings had
been wrecked by dynamite aud nitro
glycerinc were taken before the fed-
erai grand jury today. They were
part OF the evidence In the govern-
ment's investigation Of the dynamite
conspiracy and were gathered by j.
A. g. iiaderf, "a detective employed
By the National Erectors assooia-
tion. Baderf investigated more than
100 explosions. beginning with one
at MllIers Falls. Mass. In 1905. and
continuing down until October fs.
1911. when dynamite was found
under bridge near santa barbara
Cal. just before President Taft's spe.
clal train passed.
Baderf traced the movements OF
the McNamnras and the operations
Of Ortie y. McManigni, who went out
from the headquarters OF the Inter
national Association of bridge and
Structural Iron Workers TO do the
"5obs." Special attention wRs giver
10 the plan Of J. J. McNamara. sec.
retary-treasurer OF the Iron Work.
crs. 10 have explosions take place
simultaneously Ia far scattered places.
This evidence WAS presented by iia-
derf as showing that persons other
than those already known were i'm
pilcnted In the dynamiting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
CLAYTON OFFICIALS
REFUSE TO Sign
RETURNS FROM
ELECTION
They Declare That There Was
intimidation There During
Statehood Contest and Will
Not Give Signatures.
VALENCIA COUNTY IS
CANvASSED By BOARD


t8y EveaiaR Herald a. =. Leased Wtrsl
Santa Pc. \. NJ, Dec .i6.--Aithough
the official canvassing board complot'
ed this afternoon Valencia. the last OF
the twenty-slx counties. yet u is still
far from announcing tho nnai result
as mauy exceptions taken against pre-
cinct returns must be disposed Of The
election judges of Clayton. Union
county. were summoned TO slsn the
returns from that precinct but refused
to do 10. saying that the election was
irregular ana that intimidation pre-.
vailed on election day. This Ia a very
large precinct ana should Il not be
counted. II would defeat the progress
slyc candidate for supreme court jus
tlceship and also a democratic cendi-
date for district Judge. who would have
been otherwise elected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16


Washington. Dec. ie.--what ir
diplomatic language IA interpreted
here as practically threat oy Russia
80 sever all friendly relations with
the United states In the event tina,
congress goes ahead with It's plan to
abrogatc the treaty OF fS3s with that
country. has been made 10 President
TAFT and Secretary of state Knox by
the Russian ambassador. George
Bakhmeteff.
Mr. Bakhmoteff protested agalns,
the snlxcr resolution for the abrogA-
tlon Of the treaty on the ground that
its final adoption would be ineonslst-
cnt with the long friendship that has
existed between the United states
and Russia. while neither the pres
ident nor Secretary Kn0s wan nlarm-
ed over the turn az affairs. Il was
said az the White House. n dctermin-
"a effort would be made by senate
leaders 10 modify the suiker resoiu-
ton.
owing 20 the rcticonce OF all con-
cePned In the negotiations Il Was lm-
possible to learn the exact nature OF
the protest IA ~ believed. however.
to have been directed principally
against the language 0f the Sulxei
resolution, which boldly declares
that Russia has violated The terms OF
the treaty OF Isa2.
when informed Of this Mr.. sulzer,
chairman OF the house committee on
foreign relations, declared that hs
saw nothing Insulting 70 sensitive
Russil In his resolution and be-
lIeved Il would 20 through the SEN
ate without modification.
The Russian protest was made last
night Later the amlsasAadDr and
Secretary Knox called at the white
House and took the matter up with
the president In q lengthy confer
cnce.
To-day the secretary n state and
the president considered tbs matter
at length and u was not unit this
conference WIS ended that the mat,
ter became public.
n was from senators who visited
the White House that Mr. Taft learn.
% thnt an effort would he made q
modify In the senate the SuineY resO,
tntttH az ~ NNhf@ lt"Vl hti" NNAHHt
Following the conference between
Secretary Knox and the president tbs
Russian ambassador called at ths
state department and wns closetee
Ter some time with the secretary
hoth denied ,hai the situation ~al
IA ali ssftenA-
News OF Russla's protest aprea'
through the city and caused decides
sensation. Little else vas talked OF a
the capitol and there were numerou
informal conferences among the ma
llonai legislatnra. The senate was no
In nessipn.
Tne state department admitted tina
the situation was serious. Some of m
oltcisis there have commended from IN
fiFsl that the abroaatien Of the treat
o4 is22 would leave the United State
without any sort of friendly inter
course with Russia and therefore IN
noalileu than now 10 enforce N
admission ~ American oiilzans. Al
thought Of being able tp negotiate
new treaty with Russia n the Sulse
reaolutien should psss, apparently ha
been dismlaaod,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
ARE
BEGUN FOR ElES
CHRISTMAS
Best People Arranging to See
That No Child in Albuquer-
que Goes Without Holiday
Cheer.

Active preparations have been be-
gun By the Elks' lodge for us big
Christmas tree and celebration. 1, In
the object OF this organization 20 see
that no Albuquerque youngster gOes
without the cheer that should be ov-
crywhcre al Christmas, and 90 carry
merrlmant to homes where there
would otherwise be but gloom. The
celebration is open 10 everyone who
wishes 10 come.
There Will be tree. musical
program. several original stunts. and
presents. Especially will there be
presents. There VIII he candy. nuts,
fruits and presents for every little
boy or girl who attends, regardless
of social station or wealth. And tho
Elks are doing Il all Just 10 have tina,
happy feeling that comes from good
deeds well done.
As one OF them said this morning
they viii set more fun watching the
Riddles than they would any other
way. The same man said. I'VE had
more fun last year over orr Christ
mas celebration than with anythinf
elise IN the whole social cklendar, This
year We are going 20 have just as
much."
A subcommittee Of the big Christ
mas tree committee viii be selected
today. and will hold a meeting tomor-
row. In the hands OF this sub-com
mittee viii be placed the entire man
agement OF the event. somethine
novel and rlcaslng 20 the little ones
Is expected.
santa Claus viii distribute the
presents this year. Just a. he mas
done IN former years. the Eiks hav-
ing made special arrangcmenls With
the old follow 20 attend their cello
bratlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
THOMAS MoRRIN rs
BITTEN BY DOG
Popular Iieauih On,seF sasla,ns tHouF
snch Clash ia Ciseek ~ isesuit oi
llonpinx With lsnil Pup.

Thomas Mcfrln. city health and
sanitary officer, this morning sus-
tained a iour-inch geHh III hln left
cheek AZ result of romp with a
hull dog. The huh dos belongs az the
Ked Barn, and when Mr.. Mprrin en-
gagged him IN play this morning tho
animal made a nn1aEe attack on the
hegilh ofisocr. which ended Ia his
sustalning deep nnsh FROM the ca-
Mines teeth. Dr. H y. kaufmnnn
dressed the wound. and states that
while there viii certainly hc scar
left by the wound no serious eonse-
aaences are txphcted. unless q he-
eomcs infected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
ONE TEAM LEADS
IN BICYCLE RACE
Ieor the first Tlme IN several Years.
i,ig sporsing Event Draws 10 Close
IN Ono sided t'lnish.


(Ry EvenlnG uefaia A. r. Lenaea Wirsl
New York, Dee, ig.--For the tirst
time in several years the annual ak
day bicycle race neared linish today
with only ono team In the lead.
At . o'clock. Joe FoEler OF Brook
Ign and Jackie clarke OF Melbourne.
Australia. were a lap ahead OF the
next six teams. and " they can hold
this advantage nntli 10 o'clock tonight
they WIN villa flrst prize.
The n o'clock score, the a31st hour.
showed Foeler and Clarke ss0e miles
and ave laps, Ave teams az 2k00 miles
four laps; Hlll and !. Redell 250g
miles three elaps; T. Gorget and
Broccio asos miles eight laps. Lapize
and Van Howeert ssos miles seven
lpps. ana Lorenx ana saidow. 25OS
miles four laps.
The record ~ 2s2s miles eight laps
made b. Mcfarland and Moran IN
zoos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
TODAY IN CONGRESS
(By evening Herald a. v. I.saasa wissa
SENATE

SENATE
Not in session: meets az ? y. m,
Monday
state Representative Hull Of tlii-
nois testified before Lofimer election
inquiry that whisky" lobby had
existed az Springfield.
Louis 4. iirandcls of Boston spent
his third day before the Interstate
commerce committee giving views on
the ''trust evil"
HOUSE.
Met AZ noon.
Debated te.270,O0O urgency def
cheney bill with passage planned for
late this afternoon.
steel and other inquiry committees
IN recess until Monday
Anti-irast law amended putting
burden OF proof OF roasonablencas Of
trade restraint on defendant, intro
duccd BY I4cngoOi.
Chairman Fitagerald of appropri-
ations committee charged that gov
ernsnent estimates had heon cut he-
low actual needs; that treasury de-
flcls u IN prospect ana that inyesil-
Eailng Committees are costing heav'
ny.
Republican LenBef Menn said h.
hoped the SulaeF resolution on Rus
slsn treaty would ~ amended 4,
avoid ehieciionahle languaic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
LOVE IonN WOMAN.
my EvsAsHa uesRia A. '. Lensea wiss,

Chicago, Dec fe.--Whlle telephon'
sng 10 Frank Cockrell Chicago lum,
Der dealer, formerly or Jerseyvlile
HIS, to rcpronch him for his refusal
10 marry her Mrs. Elina Robinson Of
Portland, Oregon, a guest az the la
salle hotel. shot herself early today
and Nas taken 20 ( hospital IN a SER
loup condition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
AME ERICAAS LOSE
FIREARMS IN
MEXICO
Leader of Revolution Takes
Away Their Guns for Good
of the Cause and They Are
Exposed to Grave Dangers.


~ Paso. Texas. Dec. is.--John n.
Pelton. Pasadena. Cali Robert Bo-
lam, Los Angeles. and c. L. Wilson
and G. E. Bingham. Reno. New. ar
rived here today from the interior
OF Mexico. and reported being held up
last week on the Halsas river, state
OF Guerrero. by forces Of Jesus n
Salgado, Revolutionary leader, and
robbed OF their arms. They have re-
ccipts signed by Alfaro Lodauindy
stating that he seized their arms In
the interest OF salgado's revolution
The Americans were left In country
infen,ed with aliIgators and wild
beasts. without arms. but got out
safely.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16

Grief Over Death ~ Wlle lic Ioved
ssryuntIs CnHsed Ios taseler Man
"a Commit Terrible Criuse.


Los Angeles. Cnl.. Doc 1t.--- ntmuei
p, Ayrra OF noston shot ana probably
fatally wounded his son az hotel
early today and then committed sul-
eide, iIe had hecn dcepondent over
The dcath % his wife sumo weeks
aso' a.. u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
GREAT OURBAR ENDS
IN PROCESSION
King Goes on Hunting Trip
Following Impressive Off
oial Ceremonies at Delhi
Queen to Agra.


tny EvsaiaE Herald A. p. LEASED Wire,
Delhi. India. Dec. l6.--rhc great
durbar. with It's round OF festivities
lasting since the arrival of the king
emperor and quecn-emprcss on De-
cember g., was brought 20 Il conclu-
sion today. Their majestics left the
camp In state procession. the road Go
the station being lined with British
and native troops.
King George has departed for Me-
pal on a shooting expedition white
Queen Mary has gone 10 AGRA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
FOUND IqnE A YEAR ON.

Springfield. Mo-. Dec. f6.--Onc year
after the destruction of the Springfield
Chiidrcn's Home, IN which three or
phans died, embers were found today
on the building site children playing
about the ruins dug through 4 crust
which had been formed by the heat.
smoke which issued drew a large
crowd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
FORCED
TO FALL BACK
Turkish Troops and Arab Ir-
regulars Make Desperate
Assault on Outer Line and
Force It to Retreat.

constantlnopie. I)cc ia spcriai
dispatch to the Tanln says the Turkish
troops and Arab irregulars attacked
the Italian outposts in the outskirts ot
Beghaxl and succeeded in driving
them back onto the main body.
The outer .lDe OF fortified positions
which had been strongly occupied by
the Italians was abandoned by them
and they retreated on the city Itself.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
Early
Shopping Week
League

. out OF Consideration lor their
. employees and In order that they
y may give their patr.As the best Z
. possible service, the merchants
o whose names are mcniioned he
. low will announce special faciii-
. ties for shoppers during tnis Z
. week-"Early shopping WDok."
. BENJAMIN Bros. h co.
. d. H. Boatrighi.
. John Lewis clark Music Co.
. John Lee Clarke, inc. 4
. Roy l.. Crouch.
= VIM. Dolde
. Economist.
. Arthur Eyeritt. I
q Albert Fabor.
. The Foote Company
= Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
y Hub Clothing Co.
. Kapple Furniture co.
. VIM. Kieke.
. Klstler. Colllster q CO.
o Learnard-lAndeman Co.
. NJ. Mandell
. O. A. Ma,son a Co.
q G.. May. 4
. r. Y. Maynard. 4
. O'Rlelly Drug Co.
= Rosonwald Bros
y Geo. G. scheer Furniture Co. 4
. Simon Stern 4
. Strong Bros.
. Strong's Book Store,
. \. Vann a Son.
y H. l. Washburn Co. 4
. T. Wedeon. 4
. "A. Yanow.
. II will pay shoppers 10 watch I
. carefully the advertisements OF
. these enterprislng firms In The
. Herald
. . . . . . . . o . Q o Q y . 4