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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
OLESON AGREES TO
THROW OOM|NEk
Old Rivals Will Meet at Ration
Tomorrow Night; 0leson TO
Down Dawson Man Three
Times in 20 Minutes.

Young olcson aud Emil Domiuck.
uld-umc rivals FOR hOuors on tu, mat,
Will meet In Ration tomorrow utght
az the Lyric thoatrr la what ,- ca
pcCt,d 10 Dv ono ct Ga, fastest bout
eyer Witnessed ia that town Olcsou
agrees go throw the Dawson miner
three times in 90 minutes or forfeit
hisutourl. Also n Domiutk can
throw b"minck one, in that time he
VIII be- declared the winner sporting
fans Viii take un unusual Interest lu
:his event because of the claims nr
pumin,k when he appeared In Al
huGucrpuv seven months ago. re was
unable "a the time tu show his best
work ON account ut q opraiucd ankl'.
which srvutly DISCONNECTED hin.
However. al thu present time There
viii hc no such handicap.
Both men are ia prim, physical
condition aud tho bout viii 10, iair
test of their rrspocti,, abilities. u
has been ntimat,d that simon Dcsch-
Ter of Albuquerque viii chniicngu tho
winner although bcSchlcr stated def
init'ly some time agu that he would
not appear again Ia a public bout
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
DeHC0fely
Formed

and gently reared women viii find IN
all the seasons Of their lives. as maid
ems. wives and mothers that the one
simrle. wholesome laxative remedy
which acts gently and pleasantly and
naturally and which may be taken ~
any time. when The svstcm needs a
laxative. with perfect .aioiy and real.
ly beneficial eject, Is syrup OF Tigs
and Elixir oi Scnnl
II has that true dclicncy OF flavor
which is 80 refreshing to the taste,
that warming and grateful toning to
the stomach which responds so favor
ably TO its action ana the laxative 81.
feet which is go beneficial 10 The sys
TEN when. occasionally its gentle
cleansing vs. required
The genuine. always bearing the
name 81 the California rig syrup Co.
may bc purchased from an leading
druggists IN original packages of one
size only price afty cents r'r bottle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
WASHINGTON LAYS
IN HOLE WHERE
HEAT REIG.NS
SUPREME
National Capital Is Regarded
as First in Line When Il
Comes to Summer Tempere-
lures Of Country.
PLENTY OF HILLS
ON EVERY SIDE TOO

Washington letter To- the iicraidl
Washington. Aug o. would 10,
considered crime BOO THESE dnNs
- government scientist said rcy,utl,
Co go deliberately about lH, business
of building cjts ON tl, stu, selected
iur this uaUou- capital George
Washington and his associates could
have gpu, go miles BOZ aul direction
and found u better location
TN. sc' .uusts objection Go WASH
lHgtuu .Iut George. uut Ih- ,3iN .-is
that 10 o.. l,Ht tn huu. Tho ruidc
books sJN mat the capitol sits ou e.
Dumwuudus hIll Tu command
ing hul be- AN OF goo feet above sca
le,,l lut o. IS commanding so
lr 90. th, rest uf do, .ity rs COM
,srurd which gives q good id,a CT the
capitals uutud. ouN frV mites
away ou 900 sides hills us, Go ct height
.uf from goo Go $40 feet
B,tYr, modcfniz,d th,olug, had
made lakes pr ucrN brlpstuup unpup-
ular Washington usually vua accord
ed second plac" Ia temperature c"n-
tests More recent scientific in,csti-
CATION Indicates that lh, relocation
"i Washington to th, second rank
yas 8u iujusue, 60 On, capital
lgut u,r, the capital .s located. and
her, 70 win have to stay, co., collapse
"t The Annapolis boom having re-
moved d.. ''st chance Go transfer the
scat of government Coo the Kansas
town which be- the center ur the uni
verse, Being thus under the nyccs-
ltl 60 remaining hero. congress has
suuo useiduously about the business
ut Keeping cool
O DOESN'T du IL b, thy uld-iushiou-
'd gin riok,y ur mint iulcp route.
either. IL @ member Wishes !u laugh
~ the thermometer iu that fashion hc
must keep ia, laugh producer iu bis
own committee room he cannot Sc,
10 iu th, capitol CO.. within many
blocks of h. such Refrigeration
methods mal have been popular iu
| The past. but this b. o scientific as,
nnd science says alcoholic beverages
are not cooling
By the desk Of each senator ana
representative and u other parts ~
a., two chambers are small ,cut.
| thruuLb which cooled air b. fore II b..
| means e. huge fans in tho aas,mcui
'lh,r vents lon the ceilings p'fo.l d
| means Tor tho ryrcss Of the hut air
Tine lt0t phrase ls meant go contain
uu disIcspcctfui illueinu ulS
| eight acres Of buildings ar, cooled ir
That WAY ana TN, temperature Withu
in' thick marbl, walls of ,hr CAPT oI
Is always from five To- eight degrees
cooler thnu con- th" outside T. "a
thH lowering ot tho trmpcratur, has
not been satisfying however Both
r'ug,s recently have broken away
'tum AN conventions and iasitli "a
tl,,irl, fans
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
MINISTERS MAY Be
RECALLED
Two Roswell Pastors Are So
Popular That Outsiders Get
Up Petition for Their Re,
turn to Parishes.
lspeeIal Correspondence TO the mrrnlal


Roswell. y NJ Aug. 3.--P,utuu-
are tu ht forwarded 60 IA, bishops ol
.tu North and south Methodist
'hur,uvs '"r Oh. return VI E,y T. r.
Ramsey pastor p' the southern Myth-
.odlst churrh uud Rr,. u u. Van
NWh'nburgb, pastor uf the Methodist
Episcopal church or northern
church Js IL is generally called
Sucn petitions tru not unusual m-
side the denominations ot the minis
ter concerned bat what makes th,
u'"s interest .u the abu." paragraph
ls that t1.so pray r. are J,jng pre-
pared from the outside,
Tho pDttiud us presented bt Elmer
can Boa the Baptist Chrlstiuu and
northern Presbyterian churches.
SUNDAY, plainly states;
'W, th, undersigned citizens 81
Roswell toth,g than the members of
nl- church, approaching the good
work liro T. y ramsey hus done 10
"ur midst. do hereby petition YOU Co.
return Bru. Ramsey 90 his charge Boz
This city Tor enc next conf, rrnc,
year
i'' l'N'iN'II. NH DIT WIfN IN t' 1891 m
ot Mr. Van NalkonburRn wcrr of idvu.
uc" lmguag, except that they Wcrr
addressed 10 william 4. Qualc. bhh-
"p of The VI r. church. Instead of tu
James Adkins, the southern bishop
The submission of these petitions
created something of sensation IN
osch ct tho churches In which they
were submitted, and az which each
received several Ignaturcs. 10 being
made plain that they were the result
of the opposition 90 the gentlemen
growing out of Tie prohibition light
oi last spring
No attempt az cOmpulsion was
made In the submission OF the pcti.
ton az the christian church ana II
was plainly stated by Or finder thai
he would sign the petition because
he was prohibitlonist. and Bro
Ramsey had had hard nght and
would have another, but that every
person should use his or her iudg
ment, and no one would 10, thought
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
LAS VEGAS BLUES
WILL Be BEATEN
TO A FRAGILE
Meadow City Aggregation
Will Be Marooned II They
Come to Albuquerque 0pin-
ion Of the Fans.

Whats all this row about Las Nc.
g1s wipmg the earth with A,buuucr.
uu, Amarillo Dawson. Ration Trini-
dad. santa Fc ana cvov other naso-
ball club n the country
Replying SO an article n th, lus
Vegas Opuo OF yesterday Co IN, ,t-
feet that 10, Amarillo. Texas shop
team had tukvu two strmphts from
Albuquerque, Manager Dan padIlu
of The GraNs said today that the ANA
milo club which WAS here saturday
and SUNDAY ie shop team. ana is "a
good one. The shop team beat the
Amarillo city team three out oi a
series OF four. the statement of the
tuH Vegas fans 60 the contrary not
WithstHndinE The Alpuuurruu, fans
are wen satisfied with the gumrs bee
tween Albuquerque and Amarillo. Iu
fact So Ncll pleased that arrange
utcutg have been made Go HAY, th,
Texans come here FOR three addition
al games th, ltrsr week. Ia Scpt,nncr.
9TH Las Vegas club b. GOO hcstN.
said Mruag,t padilJ today 'A shop
team has just us much right Geo baUr
So rood team as aul other club 40
they need . tbc PLAYERS. NmIrillo
and LAS Vegas are not BOO th, same
class ai all Las Vegas hash played
Two rumr. this season with pul}
three errors Tor lA Inuiupr Amarillo
mad, ou. error n the SUNDAY same,
with u- uud tNo pu SATURDAY d.tv
TO-. lots Vegas hunsh Co prudue, "a
',Eo rvrprd
Manager Iudillu vld to-day that u.s.
guun gel an open dat, i- usuiltrl, h,
VIII take tire lB- Vegas club uu FOR a
game or two and teach bru % few
things l.s N,Ip. 30 is understood.
mas Indicated that b. win rloy tho
6ra>s under certain conditions ~
the conditions hr,r b',u Manned hy
l.ua Ncr'Us none hy Albuquerque
= Uiil agree Co almost un, thing. '
said Manager padilla today 90 want
Las Vegas Go bring down an umpire
Win th'm. ~ thcN come here. aud
ais" want thcm 81 bring down the
L'~ Vegas company uf National
Eunrds. They seem ~ believe they
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
MOVEMENT
TO THE BORDER
Iiepnr'~ Have leaked out Through
Army Circles That Washington IA
thurhic~ Me- Not satisfied With
Ns.Nhan situation.

san Antonio, Texas, Aug . \
fresh movement OF troops 90 Texas is
contemplated late In september ac.
cording 10 army officers OF nigh rank
Al Fort Sam Houston, who say that
word has filtered down through mill.
tary channels thar conditions In Mes
leo are not pleusinS 20 the authoritcr
IN Washington
camp today that orders had been nc.
Ceivcd from the war department 10
have located and surveyed sites tor
army division camps.
Officers are row looking over the
available ground and other Officers
have been sent TO N Paso 10 seiec;
places Tor the mobilization of q lnrsc
body of men
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03

less pf by.ous, thcs declined Co sign
IT, The other class leaders took
substantially tia sam, position
Ga, petitions wcr, rendered Geo G,.
O. o. Curr', pl the southern prosny
terrain church but wer, not by him
Zoo a.s p,upl.. as thIs dee
domination b. Fundamentally opposed
tu "a, miusiiIg oi politics BOO church
matters
Tu result 90 Go, petitions VIII DE
watched with interest th, two COM
t,rcuras meeting m september
"Tn, Will not muo, uu, d.u,g,u.r
as fa Joel the southern Methodist
church b.. Douc,ru,r.' said O. pruml-
a,nt official ur That sect Yesterday.
"rny matter cot The return of Mr.
Rams's s purely % matter that con
Germs thps, Nhu pay his salary and
Du Wlom Dee ministers. The iutcrfcr-
,ncc OF other denominations wc rec
gard as Co s1N tile least presumptu-
ou+, a. 49,, Jr. able go manage our
own business lI our own way.
There s very considerable sem
timcut among Ga, official mombvrs
uf tho southern Methodist church
aud " Vrr. better for Mr. Ram
s,N. 30 he were not returned
and tIiS feeling has already
ay,u communicated to the bishop.
Tdis BE- In mo- sense AN attack on Mr..
Ramsey. who is merely an incident
leo th, liiy and usefulness OF the
grcat Methodist church south. We
think that Il change woald be- best
Tor a variety OF reasons that are M
rrpruuch To- him Whether we thinl,
$50 or not is the business of no other
denomination cor the general public
and We resent the submissol Of the
petitions from outsiders
So TAR as our Investigation goes
th"rc is No sentiment In or out of the
church against the return of Mr.. Van
Nnlkruburgh, aud an official of that
church said yesterday taat the petit
ton would not be- protested. 9TH,
ma ority of the members of Ga" Meth
odist Episcopal church are well pleas.
I,d with him, aud take the signing OF
the petitions as rather OF q compll.
mcuiaty recognition OF his work" o.,
said IN speaking of the matter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03

buau.S ointment cured W, ui Ds-
I'ua that had annoyed nae "a long
time The cure WAS permanent ''.-
Hon s. W Matthews commissioner
Labor statistics. Augusta. NJ,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03

Regulates the bowels. promotes
easy natural movements, cures con-
stipation Doan's Regulots. ASK your
druggist for them. csc box,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
BRIEFLY is SIGNED
UP WITH SANTA FE
ancient cit, BASEBALL club Wnl Hn,o
Good Bnnch of Talent Against Al
huqnrraur Next sunday.

Jimmy Bitterly until recently
manager ~ 'ho Dawson team. and
Tor some years q manager OF thu
Trinidad club. has been signed up 1v
Manager Lop'z of tho Santa r. sal
mon Gruys and will be- VITA that ag-
srcg1ti'n the rest of tho season In
hr.dcr Fred owens. also a former
Trinidad player viii d. nNtut, ON
hrd bJs. Tor IN santa Fc club Tho
Alhuquvrqu" Grays win hu,c big
Joh oa their hands IN IN. game
against the santa Fc bunch SUNDAY
but ar, confident that they can han.
do thc Snlmons. Bri,rlN. owens and
ANY other players tho Al TENTS may
annex between nov and the sabbath
day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03

VIII need them Anyway. the game
between Albuquerque and Amarillo
played last sunday was done IN au
hour and rs minutes On the same
day Las Vegas played Ration ANA II
took them tNo hours ana 90 minutes
10 negotiate nine innings.
"l.us VEGAS has straight profess
hiuual team. Albuquerque has only
one paid player RUDE Weeks But
iubc can beat Las Vegas aud beat
Them bad"
The las Vegas optic calls Manager
ludilla, Rear Admiral Hot Dope
Dam and has the following to say
reg riding the proposed hostilities be-
tween the Maroons aud tn Grays:
"if Rear Admiral Hot Dope Dan
padilln realty meant business when
he Issued the talk that the MaioOns
we're afraid To- tackle thc Albuquerque
Grays ON their hom, grounds. he now
las chance TO make good Last
uight challenge to Mr. Padilla and
his Grays was tclcphonod 10 the Al
buqucrpuc aggregation boy the lats
V'pnt baseball association
Tho challenge states that " Mr..
PadNa win agree To- keep on thu
playing ncld and be- even as one of
the numblcst fans in the grJndstaud
Uud will appoint committee of citi-
gems of Albuquerque Co handle th
eates ana luoN after other nnancia'
and business affairs nf the game, tie
MurUons Will play the Grays iu AZ
huqu"rguc the lAtt"r part OF tdls
month This H lust tu SHOW Mr.. Ia
dlllJ th, Maruous are not afraid ol
him and his GrJNs. Huhr Weeks IN
rlud'd. An answer from Nj. rHdilla
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03

For the best saddle horses IN The
city call phone No. 2. w T. Trlmhle.
ilS North Second ST.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
Western League
WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW.
National League.
New York az Pittsburg


NhICHgO NJ WAshIngiOn
81. Louis AT philadelphia
Detroit ~ BOSTON
Cleveland al New York
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
YOUTH MUST DIE
FOR HIS CRIME
f-Cunfcs~cd Nur,.rr'r e Mis- M
ma brown N'JW pcc0. J. iopud
Guilty at Muricr In FIRST Degree.

Ei paso, Texas. Aup Leon MAJ.
tincl the Mexican boy charged with
the shilling OF Miss Emma Brown 100
Reeves county un week ago todH
was found guilty OF murder in iho
liIsi degree by Jury at Pccos Texas,
and his punishment was fixed eel
death
The DO, made written confession
OF his guilt. which was of such a na.
turc that the presiding Judge had o.
ash ih, women attending the trial 90
leave the court room while &, was De-
iug read
The evening world., 1911-07-11
Large Summer Stocks Of
Hammocks

strong canvas weave In fancy stripes
tufted pillow-foot spreaders and
fringed valanco-rogularly Sl.39.. 90
Close figured twill aud caDvas
weayes-espoclally adapted for
campcrs-nne variety OF colorings-
concealed head sproader-adjustable
hitch-ioep tuftcd lay-back pillow with
tassels-value s2~.Ay-spccial. -. 1869
Extra Size Hammocks-Iacquard canvas
and twill wcavcs-cxtrA deep turn
back pillow-concealed spresder-
p oil colOrs--earlier 81. 40. ........2.1O
Baby Hammocks--whitc enamelled
stand which folds into small space
strong, open. sanitary weaye--
also can be from u tree or
porch-wero 81. vs 3s08
Palmer's finest Gobeliu Weave
Hammocks-fiorai. landscape,
fruit, Oriental and other
new designs-all the latest
improyemcnts-ls-inch yalAnce-
polished spreadors reg. $3.50. ,..6s06
storm Couch Hammocks-may be left
In the open without injury
irame Of selected hard wood
folds into EmAll space-quickly set up
strong khaki canyhs-testod TO hold
1000 pounds-resularly Ss.ss. -. .6.08
The evening world., 1911-07-11
YOUNG WICK IN COURT
FACES TWO ACCUSATIONS.
Police Present Evidence Alleged to
Show That Youth Was Slayer
of Joseph Keating.

Peter Wick OF No. 494 East One Hun
dred and Ffty-sixth street. seventeen
years old. was arraigned this morn
ing In the Morrisania Police Court.
charged with shooting Madeline Fritz
on Sunday last. Not only do the police
expect to nave Wick held for the shoot
ing OF Miss Fritz. but they will offer
evidence tending to show he shot and
killed Joseph Heating at One Hundred
and Forty-ninth street and Trinity
place on July I last. announcing his In
tended crime by the statement See me
wing a KID"
In each case the revolver used was one
OF 22 calibre. and there were two boys,
one resembling Peter Wick. and another
answering a boy who Is his constant
companion. who Is now under police sur
veillance. The police say they have evil
dence that Wick Val In the habit Of
carrying a revolver.
In court this morning were Walter
Gross and Henry Ferber. both Of No.
S13 Robbins avenue. and both compan-
ions Of young Heating when he was
sest Tnsy'havs seen Peter Wick
The evening world., 1911-07-11
Freck1es
VINO tik 90 TO be Called Freckle
Faoe7 Do You7

There wouldn't be many freckles
Mt all II people would only use Kin
tho right away. That's the way 70
get rid OF them easily. II people arc
calling you Freckle-Face get a two.
ounce package right away wherever
toilet goods are sold. and fool them
Freckles certainly don't add to any
ones beauty, and no one need tolerate
them. Kintho is guaranteed to re-
move even the worst freckles. or
money back.
Use Kintho Soap too. II will not
only help give the freckles a push,
but II Is delightful for toilet use"
The evening world., 1911-07-11
WALDORF GUESTS
HEAR DEATH CRIES
#. MAN|NCE CELLAR
Electrician Buried Beneath Ton
of Concrete as Scaffold
Gives Way.

The dining room Of the Waldorf.
Astoria was hiling for luncheon to-day
when series OF asonised shrieks,
sounding above the roar of trannc along
Fifth avenue and Thirty.fourth street,
started everyone on . run for the street.
The cries were those Of George Worth,
an electrician. who had been at work IN
the cellar OF the hotel, close to the
corner. removing the wires which were
strung Just underneath the sidewalk
lights. Alongside Of him was . shallow
boz filled with nearly . ton Of concrete.
The heavy weight Of the concrete
caused the underpinning OF the scafYold
to split in two and Worth was pitched
headlong 20 the bottom. Right after
him hurtled the box with It's load Of
The evening world., 1911-07-11
ASSAULT CHARGES
GIVE NEW TWIST TO
STEVENSON CASE
Newspaper Man Says He Was
Beaten by DR.. and Mrs.
De Giers.

Ihere was " new ripple on the enoppy
matrimonial sea OF young Clarence A.
Stevenson and mis- chorus girl wife In
the Coney Island Police O to-day
when ,bs ~o,rs g.r,,.n,,,. ~e,i,hy
...r,.,h.r n. r-.,o,. ~. o,.r. and
49,. 80 ~. ~ CO.. - o..
-
'a's"ea oeiore Mas'st'e'e "e'
charged win Assault inc co"pialna"
wa George Flannery Of No. zlo Wes'
One Hundred and Fifth street, q news
paper man. who helped Mrs. Stevenson
The evening world., 1911-07-11

Women suffering from any form Of
illness are invited to promptly com
municate with Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn.
tlass. All letters are received. opened,
cad and answered by women. A wo-
The evening world., 1911-07-11
WASHINGTON NOT MEDDLING.
Denial Of Protest to Germany OF
Moroccan Move.

BERLIN, July 1.-THE statement tele-
graphed here from Paris inc credited to
the Echo dc Paris to the effect that
the American Embassy had made repre-
sensations to the German Government
regarding Germany's intervention at
Agadir. Morocco. and setting forth that
American interests. especially at Pan
ANA, would be endangered II Germany
obtained a naval base In Southern Mo-
rocco. Is unfounded. The American EN-
bassy has taken n steps In this direc-
ton whatever.
The evening world., 1911-07-11
DIABETES

The most valuable result OF 20 years
work at Civil Engineering in the Trop-
les was the important discovery OF a
simple, harmless herb that is an actual
specific for Diabetes. a disease hitherto
considered incurable. To prove that it
will give immediate relief in the most
aggravated cases ! will send a soc. pack
age lone weeks supply for only 25c.
Write me to-day and see how quickly
Disbetol Herb will reduce the specific
gravity and the sugar. restore weight and
build up the System. Booklet and diet
list, showing proper foods for diabetes.
mailed free. F. NJ. Ames. box lose
Whitney Point. n. Y.
The evening world., 1911-07-11
ATTACKED WITH HANDS AND
FEET, SHE SAYS,

This Infatuated her so that she at
tackled me with her hands. pulling my
hAir n beating me on the face and
head. She Knocked me down. kicked me.
and threatened to kin me.
when I managed to get u OF the
room she pushed me downstairs. When
! recovered hal an hour later I was In
a cigar store in the building with six
men ministering to me-"
Miss Coomer says that she has no
clear recollection Of subsequent events,
for her brain was In a whirl. She awoke
next morning In Atlantic City. not know
ing how she got there. She was assisted
to the depot and put on a train for New
York and n boy took her to the Hotel
Calvert. Last Friday. she says. she
started for a drug store on Forty-second
street. She was found lying unconscious
In front OF the New York Theatre. and
she Is unable to tell how she reached
there. A policeman took her in a taxi
cab 10 her hotel. She has been under
the care OF DR.. A.. j. Fox since Satur-
day. He says her condition has been
critical and that she was threatened
with brain fever.
Attorney Karlln declared to-day that
he will sue Mrs. Jermond for Islander
and also for assault in the United States
Circuit Court In this city.
Miss Coomer has been In New York
about six months.
II never had such experiences IN the
South as in New York." she said. But
/ like this city at that and am deter
mined to remain"
The evening world., 1911-07-11

concrete, overturning az II fell The
huge mass spilled out, right on top OF
Worth. He lived only long enough t.
utter a few death cries.
DR.. fash, the hotel physician, was one
OF the first to reach the mans side and
he pronounced him dead. Worth wa.
thirty years OF age, married. aud lived
The evening world., 1911-07-11
Large Summer Stocks Of
Crex Grass Rugs

The genuine-no substitutions offered
here, and following prices show how
advantageously they can be bought :
lsxsG-clsowhere 3d.. .06
27x64-eisewhere .75..... 80
30x6o-eisewhcrc .0S..... ia
36x72-eisewhere 81. &c.. Loo
%.6x7,6 ft.-elsew'e S2.40. 2.2A
ox9 ft.-elsewhere S. s. S.46
sxio ft.-olscwh here s5.49. 4.06
91i2 II elsewhere $40. 6.76
The evening world., 1911-07-11

st. PETERSBURG, july ia Ere
that broke out among the cotton bales
in the port section of the city last night
was extinguished to-day after damage
asgregating $500. 900 had been done.
Some forty firms shared IN tho loss.