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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

\ feature Of protractsd trials
like the one now In progress in Los
Angeles which has received hut scan,
notice from the press In the tremen-
dous hardship witch Is placed on the
jurors who are compelled Dy law fo
remain for months virtually prison
ers, their liberty quite a. fully re-
straia,d as that of the man on trial.
u y related of one ct the Me-
Namafs Jurors who was excused from
service after having been tentatively
accepted. tina, when he was informed
,hes DC would not be- required 60
serve he wept sor sheer Joy and
stated that he felt like man who
had lust been turned out " jail who
can say that his feelings were not en-.
tlrely natural or thai his emotions
were not justified
The public good requires that IN ali
suits az law the highest standard OF
citlxenship should he required OF
those who are to sit in Judgment
upon the life liberty or property OF
their fellow citizens How can this
Nc rsalisea when the prospective
Juror y asked 60 abandon his buHI-
ness affairs ana leave hts family for
an indefinite period which h certain
20 exiend over several inonthsg
What wonder l. u shas mon are rs-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
AvIaroI,'s DISEASE.

Almost every occupailoh has IL
nnurosir, and every new sport add.
one 10 the long list We have be-
come familiar with the "gulfcrs
wrist" the tennis elbow" aud the
"oasehail arm" side by side with the
writer's cramp' Trades have their
dangers and develop new iyp.e Of
disease. The air Induces pathologlc
~ well ~ physioiosic effects Dls-
'urbances IN phys,ologle balance ex-
pericnced az attitudes we're described
bS Ia Costa under the name .f NAL
d"s montagnes In the fifteenth cen-
tury and the dangers of changes In
atmospheric pressure were made
memorable o, the eventual aud fatal
balloon ascension of Tissander and
his comrades from Paris In 1875.
The latest accession 60 the galaxy
- maiadics h the mai dies avlateurs
sa,r the Journal ~ the Amorican
Mcdical Association Ia recent issue
Win aviation MEETS a. duily occur
renee, with u sranscnutineHtni flight
nov an accomplished test. ana the
aeroplane "a actual operation a. an
engine of war u a. not surprising
that the medical aspects Of this new
vocation should invite the attention
~ the scientist Professors Cruchos
and Moulinler Of bordeaux have re-
corded observations made at one uf
the large French meets An aero
plane fiiEh, calls FOR continuous
effort both physical ana intelleet,ui.
under conditions TO which the human
body " not adjusted An ascent 10
an altitude Of nine thousand feet h
aceonplished In thirty 10 forty iiiln-
utes and succeeded by return to-
earth within live TO seven mlnutes
10 these speedy ascents and alsnoat
dazzling dcscen,r. forming the peeu-
liar mechanical features ~ certain
types Of fllFhs, are added the rapid
changes ~ baromeirlc pressure. the
attendant nsodiflcssions In the rona-
position Of thr atmosphere ana fhe
sudden alterations IN temperature
sfrcin ss y an The esornd 10 - vi
a nlns thousand fpesjsa fomldns.
.lon II factors lhepdInn those 10
which al workers u hleh sI1lsnacs
mns b. exposed,
Tho data eelIeesed an, - yer. TOO
sesnsy 70 permit % any slahosa,e
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
This LADY's
GOOD APPETITE


Mobile. Ala.-'f suffered for seven
yeafs. with womaniy trouble writes
Mrs siEurd Hansen in letter from
this city. Il felt weak and always had
. headache and was always going 70
the doctor. At last was operated on,
ana felt better. but sooa I had tho
same trouble.
My husband asked me 10 Try cardui.
] felt better after the sirat bottle, ana
now. ] have good appetite and sleep
well. feel fine. and Tho doctor tells
me ] am looking better than he ever
saw me-"
II You are sick and miscrahse. ana
suffer from any Of the pains due 10
vomanly tfouble---sry cardni.
cardui Is successful because Il 10
composed Of ingredieniN that have been
found 70 act cnrntiveIy on the woman
" consultation.
For more than atty years. Il has been
used by women Of All ages. with great
success. Try Il. ycur druggist sells Il.
N.n..- Hflk 70, iati,, AayseU pss,.. chss,s.
,eep Mfa'fins Co. Cns'lanr.zs, l.ln., ~ 6pef,I
Ie.!IaftioN9 and a psne todk. " iIenf TteAlM1A1
y "s4s4. leni 70 pi&la NappA. % ista<oh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
c,RaEN,y nnronM.

The need ~ currency reform --oi
financial system which viii rendei
impossible the recurrence 81 panlc,
hke that which took place IN 1907 81
u - generally reyoknlzed IN thi,
country - to be- no longer q disput.
able question The only point about
shich there v ans difference or
opinion i ~ 90 what particular
n'eihod Of reform shalt be adopted.
and unfortunately the divergent
views held on that subject have op.
Grated 20 far 10 prevent the enact.
meni Of any remedial legislation at
an.
senator Aldrlch undoubtedly spoke
The truth when he stated yesterday
at the convention OF the American
bankers association In New Orleans
that currency legislation IL not le-
sitimately matter OF partisan poll.
ties The fact that Il has been made
"a IN the past ~ chiefly responsible
for the fact that our financial sys.
tenn is now probably the worst of any
fitst-ciass nation in the world There
u no mare reason VIII, the currency
should be- made the spor, of pollil-
clans than why the public health. the
schools or the laws preventing ordl-
nary forms OF crime should he so
used. ana the consequence to the
public are almost, " not quite a. per-
niciops In the ono case a. IN the
ether.
The establishment ~ sound
banking system " just ~ much a.
matter for the bankers Of the coun.
try IS the enactment OF lava for the
protection Of public health IL mat.
ter for the doctors The American
Bankers' association Ia y non point.
cal and non-partlsan organization
composed Of the abies, nnancIers or
the country. The members of that
ncdy are practically unanimous Tor
the adoption Of what IL known az the
Aidrich plan OF currency reform, and
u would seem that the ordinary citl-
zen. who knows about as much about
thc echnicpl side of oankins ss he
does about the technical side Of the
practice OF medicine. should be- VIII.
ina TO be guided In 50 imporsan,
matter By the Judgment Of mca who
:, lifelong special training are best
equipped 10 solve problems connected
with tho financial affairs OF the
country
The suppression of the demagogue
10 the frs, and MOST necessary step
20 progress towards currency reform.
the next and mos, important step IL
Absoiute honesty In the efforts at re-.
form
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
BiATTIE avn nI.I.IGIo>

Convicted Of wife murder, aentcnc.
ed 10 die IN the electric chair Within
a few flceting hours. Henry Cla,
Iieattie. Dr.. ~ Virginia has NJ last
turned 10 religion for comfor,
There n nothing remarkable In the
fact. u 10 quite common among All
classes. hen..-and women too. fof
that matter llvc too much for what
life has to offer and too little for
what the futurr has TO cfser aud
thus u gsnesaiis happens that when
they stand upop-the brink OF that I'M.
known realm from which no traveller
Ger returns. tlsey seize desperately at
the lss, mlnatr inor the one straw that
serves the slirhtcsi hope FOR guidance
across the great divide.
Death ~ something that too few
people contemplate until Il faces
them. TIM dally lite 81 the average
man l. fitted with the sorrows. the
ioSs The cares, the fluctuations and
the hopes and fears OF the mortal
II Il teo frequently the rule tina, man
lives for today rorgetful or negligent
OF the tomorrow. and Henry ebay
| Beatiie, Jr.. II mmple---if not a
representative what goddess life
means when deaths Icy hand closes
Va relentless grasp.
The morbid features OF Benttic's
crime and death are not worth con.
sidering. lie is hut degenerate: his
crime IN 6 rifie unusual. a irifls
more brutal. trlns more abandon-
ed. than that Of the average weak
|criminai.
Hts end IL but trifle more terri
hieit than the. aud Ut thu average sonng.
rrofiiRate who has more money than
brains and more indulgence than re-
s,raint Hly case. after all. IL con.
menplsoe.
hut the thing that IL worthy ~
note. " indeed the case IL worth CON
sideration from morni standpoint.
Is the fact that useless az hts HE hnr
been. wasted as his hours have been.
tainted with the worst passions as
his record has becn--n eaitle has ~
last turned for comfort to religion.
what religion he turned to II n,t
worth discussion In this regard. since
thr suhJec, il broader than that. "
Il ~ worth while ~ all
Henry clay nratiir. Jr.. ir simply
"a horrible example for the father aud
the mother who think that a son can
be reared without religion and sur
vive agninst the temptations and
snares of the present generation. Re.
iigion has become. 60 mRny people
merely form. empty and meaning
less --aomethnE that miRh, be worth
while. were there time fGr H.
Hut iica,tle Hike many another. lr
Simply demonstrating. once again. |
forclbly ana terribly. the truth tina,
a life without relieion IL pretty |
empty, and thai when II comer q
facinx deaih--whcn all else must .
main behind the good in mans life |
Is all he can take with him to the
other shore and that religion. sin-
cerc ana EARNEST be Il what II may.
h the only semaphorc that CLEANS
through tnc sali'y ~ the shadow of
death.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
WOUNDED OUTLAW
PROVES TO Be
JUAN SALSEOA
Man Captured BY Constable
Gordon Near Carlsbad is
Escaped Convict Under Sen.
tence for Murder.

Carlsbad. n NJ. Nov. 22.-~The OUT
law that was captured by Constable
Carl Gordon has proven 10 be Juan
Snlseda. an escaped convict who was
sent up from Eddy connty several
years ago for attempted murder. lie
says the man that Escaped the night
Of the ilght was alec an escaped con.
yicI. When Gordon ran IN on tbs
two men. Grover Tnllls was In the
house with them. They asked Mr.
Tullls " he was all alone and he said
he was, and that he was gisd 10 have
company ~ he gof lonesome Iusi
then the hghi commenced After
5alss'ia was captured be was brought
70 town She next morning and Mr..
Tulils accompanied The party. That
night the other outlaw returned TO
the scene % the encounter end stole
a So saddle that belonged 10 AIR.
fnllls aud some OF HIS clothes ana
some bedding and provisions. A posse
leIt here day before yesterday and
returned this evening without catch.
Ing the man. The people All down
In that country have been notified and
ARE on the lookout for him. sIe han
1880 and plenty OF cartridges ana
knows how 10 use Them. The wounded
man here il not doing very we'll and
may lose his aTm
Mrs. Elisabeth Maria i4Orton. aged
90 years. died the 18th and was buried
from ~. Edwards Catholic church.
She was The mother OF james I.orton.
who ~ employed In the harness de.
partmeni OF the Roberta DaarborR0
shddlery.
An officer from Fort siocaton. Tex.
arityed from there thle evening with
q prisoner thai has only one arm.
charged with shooting q young native
bog ~ San Jose suburb OF Caria-
bad, about two weeks ago.
N Lewis passed through hero from
Oklahoma. 10 take charge
of large ranch bought by &. al
Campbell on the Delaware river in
Texha, shout 40 miles south OF here.
lie iiken the country fine and will /
bring down sonic fns hofsen and cat
N & shane, president Of the Wal, |
~ usors naaoolnilon, has resigned
md NJ Wilson has been elected 70
"'"'' ~ 3
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

the total FOR the first ten months Of
this year being eo0.0oO tons ahead
Of the same time In 1910 For cars
also liberal orders have been placed.
aggrcRating fuils 10000 within the
last three weeks. The steel trade has
Iccrtaini, turned the corner and high
or prices mny be- expected u present
activity CONTINUES.
At Chlcego and other financial
ccnters more hopeful feelnn pre.
walls. Investors who have ionn held
hack from tho market are beginning
Ia increase their interest IN better
grade securities For bonds there
has boon a slightly Improved demand
Merchandise II moving mare freely.
buyers having recognized the fact
that prices are frequently relatively
low and stocks OF merchandise alb
NORMALLY small How long tho slack
ened pace Ia business. which has now
been running tor over year. will
continue cannot be forcseen. But Il
must be remembered that IN the
United states depression never lasts
Ions ana IL usually followed prompt.
~ by fresh forward movement The
only hinarance ~ tho political plf,ih-
ton II ~ foreEone conclusion
that We are IN for another twelve
months OF political contest hut as
soon as the results can he forrneen
business viii begin g. resume ~
natural ACTIVITY Already there are
signs 81 exhaustion IN extreme rad
teal circles ana an indications point,
first, 10 only moderate reduction
ir the tariff aud. second. To- a slow
and rational treatment Of the trust
problem Hcaaiong action H. tx.
trenely lmprobable Congress opens
two weeks hence ana its program for
The canning winter. win br fairly wen
known
This weeks stock market cads with
higher prices and increased conn-
dcnca Underlying conditions con-
tinne sound and show no change. ex-
cept Tor the better. Money remains
very easy but gold exports have
started upon considerable scale.
chiefly 60 canada and Argentina.
This weeks shipments amounted tol
nearly $4,000. O00. and more n ex-
pected 60 follow. The effect win be
beneficial IN tending 30 rsduca the
extreme ease &c money. which really
II Too cheap. Apparently some Of our
bankers consider the present time
more opportune for the placing 81
new Issues. Judging By recent public
offerings Europe " luokinR with
more favor upon American invest
ments, never having shared the fright
over the shcrniah iisW which hrs 0een
manifested by our own Investors
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
HAD NO CAMPAIGN
FUND, WAS ELECTED
ilrand WhltIoch. C'ho~en Mayor 80 Too
lcdo. MD Not sps.nd Anything on
Flcrtioa Expenses.

Toledo. o.. Nov. Brand Whit
lock, who was elected Ipayor Of Toe
iodo Cor the fourth time November Z,
nled VITA the board ~ elections today
q certified statement that he did not
spend single cent for expenses our
Ina the campaign Just ended.
W. v. Reels. Socialist candidate for
mayor. declared that he spent sl,foo
expoundinE the cause of iseciallsm,
but had no personal expenses. tina
kimblc corrupt practice law, pissed
by the Ohio legislature. compels All
candidates 10 tle an itemlsed account
of cempaiEn expenses within ten days
after election.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

CONFIDENCE RETtRNs q
TO BUSINESS WORLD q
.s~.seS%%.ses..

| New York, Nov. 2i.--Henry ciews
IN his weekly letter says IN part
Confidence ana sanity are gradu-
ally resumlng their swa, IN the husl-
ness world. Depression ana resent :
mcnt went 60 extremes ana big busl.
ness IL nov beginning 10 find thai u
has been more frightened than hur;
Its discomfort "a, being compelled to
change from system that was
agninst public policy ~ system that
IN In compliance With public mol.
ics was easily understood For
nearly twenty years our indus
trial leaders had been working on enc
lines Of industrial monopoly. TO 10
Obliged 60 suddenly change thar pol.
ley and face the risks Of unbridlcd
composition was unquestlonnbN an
undesirable and somewhat startling
revolution in business methods IL
has been accomplished. however.
without serious friction and without
the disasters va freely predicted The
question as Ia whit shall be done
Win the sherman law M now one of
the foremost problems ~ the dsy
Congress VIII undOnbtcdiy Rsy" II
much attention during She coming
session; yet u h doubtful " ans im-
portant changes will be- effected I'M
til after the presidential election. the
two chief ISSUES OF which are certain
10 be the trusts ana tho tariff. u
II unfortunate that the agitation
should be- thus prolonged. for ~
President Tan has pointed out. the
supreme court has not only inter-
preted the sherman law on lines OF
sound economies. hut has aiso om-
phatically read into the law the word
''rcRsonablc," 80 that no important
new legislation N really necessary:
although MIR. Taft II likely To push
his favorite ideas regarding q fed
eral incorporation law Of course
the era OF inflated monopoly profits
~ over. hut nobody suppoeee that our
great Industrial concerns win be
Obliged Ia consequence IN run upon
an unprofitabie basis. Fair compe-
sition will be good for business II
will promote enterprise and bring out
into IN. open the best methods and
the best men Competition stands
for progress. while monopoly leads
10 letharEy and decay w the rewtof-
alton OF competition nobody wishes
"a see tina, force rim 10 extremes.
and reasonable restraint upOn com
petition n quito ~ necessary az re-
straini upon monopoli-,lc forces.
General business shows continued |
tendency toward improvement. There
has been no important Increase In the |
volume OF trade hut ~ the same time
there has been no important nhriHk- !
s,,,,,sr ~ 49,, ,'''. ~ s'''. -
s,..'.,, -. 1870 y '""HanS ~
49,. ia F'"p'''''''r 'f"'i'r
80 s'" ~ w"
ssn 49, s Wy nam eause :"
$500 ,...''. .'.s'' ','''As ~ NAM
n. -, ',,,.,' W" "s ,.' ~ ''a'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

The Montoya ncpubllcan chorac-
teriscs the shady ncnd tar party a.
'uncailed Tor" Realty the Rcpub-
lean should not Indulge IN such *.
IRENE language.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

The Duluth. Mcsaha and Northern
railroad, " u charged. was goblcd up
BY John D. Rockefeller for million
dollars We cannot believe a. Think
Of John u. giving % anything. even
" he wanted the railroad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

The Wholesale registration frauds
in Los Angeles following close upon
the adoption Of the woman suffreRe
amendment. prove that the ladies are
not unapprcciative of their blessings
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

II has been charged that the gam.
blerr Of chicago maintain standing
fund Of sio.ooo to be used In easing
np pdbnc officials" We were under
the impression that they came higher
than that IN hicaRo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

II n entirely fitting that the bar
association should adopt code OF
ethics. but experience has shown that
the most bindlng code IN any profess
sion Is the one that l. not written.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

',p rhose kunsar men who tnrrcd
school teacher mas be proud OF the
lob. but g looks 10 an unbiased per-
son that they ought 10 he banged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Santo Domingo Is impoIite. te say
the least u trots forth moasly
little assassination when We have the
Mexican border right at our back
door.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

u IN not difficult TO imagine Por-
firio Dlaa as having rcnl good laugh
with himself every time he reads the
news from Mexico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Kansas city contemporary calls
Houston the city Of dreams" We
thought as much from reading Ball
ey's paragraphs in the Post.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
rmE MAZE SELLS.

f;Ird fanrs Tor soc and ... ITO
Hlnck canvas covered HORSE 8IaE-
kcte foe ..s.,............. as
4 spIslidld ncnvy wool Horse
Hinnhel fuf street uSc, ....,. .sa,a8
A pretty little Work Basket
Heal Cut GLASS Salt and I'cppcr
hinker~ will, sterling silver
uD7'r, phw ..f'.s.t........, 50c
N97f h~x'nN Gloves, pr SCI 40
Chii,Irru's Plush Osg0oats. az. ia,
Ch'idrcn's siiEh Top Shoes, 10
a. for ............ a. oa
wa. KifKE. Pruprlrsor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

There i danger that by tho time
a Jury is secured IN the Mcnamara
case the public viii have forgotten
what the case II about.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

!, certainly sounds funny o. hear
Seattle kicking up ali this racket
about water.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

II must be- admitted that the evil
dencc In the shady iiend tar party
case Is getting trifle strong In
flavor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Sarah bernhard. Ia certainly old
enough 10 know better Ilesidcs. she
doesn't need the advertising.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Butter and eggs are at "a prohibi-
tive prize. in Chicago, but the market
on public officials remains open.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

The Mcnamara Jury viii he con'
pieied maybe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
Try Us
Do You Know

That the ovcrcoat worn 20
shabblnssa around the collar.
tho front edges. the lapeis. and
the pockets sagEing. lining
worn, any and all we have skill
ed workmcn who EATS 'EM
ALIVE" aud gives you back
practically a new appearing gar
ment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

A tIsht feeling In the chest accom-
panied by a shirt. dry cough, Indicates
an inflamed condition Of the lunRs.
To relleye u buy the dollar slxe BAL
LAnD's HoREuOuND SYRUP; you
get with each bottle free HER
KICKS RED PEPPER POROUS
PLASTER for sle chest. The syrup
relazes the tiahiuenn and tho plaster
draws out the Inflammation. u Il an
IDEAL colnbInatlon for curing colds set
tied In the lungs said by az drug
Gisis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

nub a sore throat with nAE.r.ARD's
SNOW tdNfnNHr One o. two ep.
pllcauons VIII cure v complefely.
Price ssc, Toe ana 500 per bottle.
Sold BY an drukslsis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Congressman rndcrwood's presi-
dental boom IL suffering from a Sc
we're ease of nryanstorm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

II remains TO he seen just how
young the Jury that ls to Try Airs.
Patterson ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

After all. the life II a school fesch-
er r. hard--eVsn IN Kansas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
Try Us
Again.
Do You Know

That cleaning. rebandIng ana
blocking % hats Il a mania with
US. Those hats " out % shape"
the edge wern. the band worn.
the outside baud discoiored. the
sweat band nasty. any one or ali
are our deiishs in repairing for
you.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
Try Us
Say

DO you know "FELrx-Y He's
the youth thar do,a nothing but
cali for ana deliver hack your
goods. He's q. X.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-03
HAND PAINTED CHINA.

A great buy of Drummer's Samples
of Hand Painted China, bought at SOC
on the dollar, consisting of cups and
saucers, cake plates, berry sets, salad
sets, sugar and creamers, will be of
fered for below actual value. Buy
now your Xmas presents before the
best assortment is gone.
Austrian and German China Cups
and Saucers. Drummers' SAMPLES.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-03

FREE FREE FREE FREE
On the
free to the girl who the
with
box alone is worth One Hundred Dollars
With purchase of
Ien You
WISH the only condition that
following the date stamped The
will be published Votes be counted
every Tuesday night. - ~
REMEMBER
Every girl is entitled
SPECIAL INDICTMENT
We will give free November Goth
Five Thousand Votes. -A'