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The Washington times., 1911-01-23
By LEROY SCOTT

| Have you thought again of writing?"
she asked
About as much as man who has
Ieaped from a housetop to try his
wings thinks of flying"
II am speaking seriously" she per-
sited. IF the impulse to write should
return, would you be able to find time
for writing?"
II think / could manage three or four
hours day-perhaps five"
Then why not try?''
The ground where one alights is so
hard. Miss Chambers"
But perhaps you did not soar the
other time because you had not learned
how to use your wings. Perhaps they
have "rown strong and developed dur
ing their rest. Many of US used to be-
neve they would carry you far UP into
the heaven OF fame. Why not try?
You have nothing to lose. You may
succeed. II you do, you are lifted out
OF your present work: your record Will
begin to clear-the dream you have told
me of will then begin to be possible
For several PAGES David was silent
=. too, have thought Of this. AS you
say, there is nothing to lose. l VIII
try"
Why not take an idea in the field of
your dreams?" she pursued eagerly.
why not write a story illustrating
how. the criminal is to be saved?-a
story to show that the thousands that
are wasted, their lives lost to them
selves and their country, and their
souls lost to God, should not, need not,
be merely waste"
'I'll think Of it, said David. Per
haps that idea may be just the one"
A little further on, as they were COM
ing out of the Bowery, the Mayor OF
Avenue A swayed into view. Astonish-
ment leaped into his face when he saw
who David's companion was, and his
silk hat performed a wide circle: and
David had a sense that backward
glances over the Mayors shoulders
were following them.
And you really believe in me" David
asked. as they waited for an approach
inig car to stop.
II do-snd 1 believe all the other
things l have said She gave the an
swer with firm pressure of her hand.
God helping, you'll not be disap-
pointed he breathed f1ercely, exult-
antly.
He retreated to the sidewalk, and.
standing there, the changing of the
elevated trains beating his ears, he
watched the slow progress of her car
through the press of jostling. vituper-
ating trucks till il disappeared beyond
Cooper Union. Then he turned away,
and STROBE up the street-chin up,
shoulders back. eyes straightforward
powered with such a determination to
do as he had not known since his first
post-college days. Perhaps he would
conquer the future. He would try.
Yes-he would conquer it,
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Be Found In Tomorrow Issue
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Boy Is Accused of
Stabbing Companion

PITTSFIELD. Mass, Jan. 23.-James
McKeever, fourteen years old, was ar
raigned in juvenile court today accused
% having stabbed to death a compan-
ion, Francis Donovan, while on the way
home from church Yesterday morning.
1t is said that MCKeever accused Don
ovan of some improper remark, and
drawing a pocket knife, felled him with
a fatal stab in the neck.
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COunterfeiters Caught.

SCRANTON. Pa, Jan. 23.zDarteIi
Geulio and Detri Pietro. two members
of an alleged gang of counterfeiters, are
under arrest here, charged with tender
ing bogus SO bills. The police found $500
in counterfeits and SIS in good money on
them. The men stated that they were
not the makers of the bills. but were
working on percentage basis
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Mrs. Martin Sentenced
For Killing Daughter

NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 23.-Mrs. Caro-
lima b. Martin was today sentenced to
seven years Imprisonment for killing
her daughter, Mrs. O""y W. NJ Snsad
victim Of the East Orange bath tub
mystery Mrs. Martin had pleaded
guilty TO involuntary manslaughter.
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Safety Device for Ships.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 23.-It is the
opinion of experts here today that the
latest invention of George Westing-
house by which the officer in charge of
ship on the bridge can reverse the
engines from where he stands with
small lever. will eliminate 30 per cent
of the collisions of ships.
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ANNUAL REPORTS

ANNUAL REPORT of the NATIONAL
ENGINEERING CORPORATION. We. the
undersigned the. President and a majority
Of the board of trustees OF the National
Engineering Corporation. of the District of
Columbia. do hereby certify that the author
lied capital stock of the said corporation is
thirty-fve thousand dollars (S35 000). of which
nine shares Of the par value of one hundred
dollars $500 per share are issued and out
EDWARD E. CLEMENT. President J.
CLEMENT. JAS. H. MARR, EDWARD F.
EDMHRD e EoLhA94Y ILAss secrefsrt rrnstees S
the National Engineering Corporation of the
District of Columbia, do hereby swear that
true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
EDWARD p. COLLADAY. Subscribed and
sworn to before me this 23d day of January.
A. D. 1911. ARTHUR l.. MALTBY, Notary
Public for the District Of Columbia.
ANNUAL REPORT OF the THoS. W. pow
Err ELEVATOR co. We, the President and
a majority Of the Board OF Trustees Of the
Thos. w. Power Elevator Co.. of the Distrfct-
of Columbia. do hereby certify that the
authorized. capital stock of said company is
$780, O00. 90, of which SIC, 600 900 has been paid
in. and that there are no debts of said
/, GEORGE HOWARD, Secretary Of tho
Thos. W. Power Elevator Co. Of the District
OF Columbia. do hereby swear that the facts
GEORGE HOWARD. Secretary. (Notariai
Seal) Jan. IS, 1911.
ANNUAL REPORT of the THOS. w. pow
Err ENGINEERING co. We. the Presi-
dent and majority Of the Board of Trustees
of the ThoS. W. Power Engineering Co. of
the District OF Columbia. do hereby certify
that the authorized capital stock Of said
company is S25. COO co. OF which Se50OOO has
been paid in, and that there are no debts
of said company THOS. w. POWER Prcsi-
dent ], JOSEPH p. BURG, Secretary o.
the Thos W. Power Engineering Co. Of
the District OF Columbia. do hereby swear
that the facts stated in the above certificate
are true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. JOSEPH T: BURG, Secretary. (No-
tarial SeaL) Jan. Is, 19l1.
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New York Cotton Market.

Furnished 10 The Washington Times ay
?. q. Plant Co. il4 Fourteenth street
o. =
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Todav's Meqv York Stock Exchange Prices

member Yokst
TradeI
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INVESTORS BUYING
LOCAL SECURITIES
Gas Issues Are the ravorites
In the Bond Section.
Prices Strong.

It was a regular field day on the local
exchange. and the investment demand
vas in evidence in many stocks, and
some few bonds. Disbursements on
February l will be very heavy, both on
interest and dividend account, and the
present activity is in the nature of an
ticipation of rcinvestmcnt of these
funds.
The bond business showed a distinct
Improvement. Gas issues being the
favOrites. Under the circular notice
from the Gas Company holders have
until January 81 to present their bonds
for exchange for the new 5s. The As
sold today at lO914 to "A strong close at
1895 with a small lot at 10. The IS
were wanted at the same range of
prices, indicating fractional advance
over the prices current last week.
Traction SIS sold at 113, a slight re-
action. Potomac Consolidated SIS moved
ND an eighth to 1904 Telephone SIS
were strong at 1882.
Gas shares were the active leader of
the stock list. Prices were easier.
Mergenthdler in good demand ami
strong at 2lJ3sM2l5l2. Lanston held its
own at 961s. Washington and Virginia
Railway, pfd., a point better than the
Small sales of Washington Loan ard
Trust were made at 2lO cash, and Union
Savings Bank stock at $40.
The Union Savings Bark has decided
on the official force that will conduct ITS
central branch on the corner of Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue as fo.-
lows:
J. n. Thompson. manager; Harry P.
White paying teller; G. S. Beardsley.
receiving teller; William c. Moore, in
charge Of the books.
Washington friends of Joseph T. How
ell, late president Of the defunct Car
negie Trust Company, will welcome the
that Nashville still holds
him in high honor. as he has returned
TO that city and will push upward again
as president of the Cumberland Valley
Bank of that city.
Mr.. Howell attempted to pull the
cheStnuts out of the fire for the Car
negie Trust Company after they were
really badly burnt, but was unable to
10 so. His standing as a banker has
not suffered by the failure.
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BONDS
New York Curb Market.

Furnished TO The Washington Times by
Hartman & Co, New York: q. L. Ch!pman.
manager local branch. Colorado Building
H,rrt. L Z
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Chicago Grain Market.

Furnished 10 The Washington Times oy
A. G Plant d Co. IA Fourteenth streoi
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The Safest Investments.

Are those that do not fiuctuate during dIs-
turbed conditions Of the money or stock mar
kets. First deed of trust notes first mort
gages), well secured on real estate in the
District Of Columbia, constitute gilt edge
investments. They do not depend upon the
financial responsibility of individuals or cor
porations for their stability and are exempt
from taxation personal property We can
supply such investments in amounts from
$500 upward. Send for booklet, Concerning
Loans and Investments"
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CHAPTER XVII.

A T the end of the afternoon. few
~ days later. a fierce battle was
n being waged in the basement
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(The Continuation of This Story VIII
BE Found In Tomorrow Issue
of The Times.D
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
YOUTHFUL BURGLAR
Is SENTENCED
Henry Stair. Ngc g., stole Sii In
cash: Lakewood Tomatoes ~nld Ia
Commission House: tuntalpurs'-
shipped,

Lakewood New Mex. Aug 11-A
Young man Dos the u1i0. uf U.rr'
STAIRS. Vha h.. brpl vDrk.ng ou ,Jr
ranch ot r. &C. Low. gI.u t,r uEl..
west oI Lakewood, broke utY tHr
rancn nous, ot a. NJ Uosg on hst
Thursday and stole 81, 400 cash Mr..
Hogs was away at Oh. time. out Zee
termed soou at.r .uu t.-..d On,
urs T1c young mnu was go one,
>u-I irioned. ps nr had 3 'pr I'D LIkc-
n,Ud ana boar l.l trl n 20. tUI-.
bad Th, authorize imr .Int.., ','.
.phuuuo Co Marsha, Gorl'n at 'drls.
bad 90 mrct On train and arrest u1m
Gordon arrested him as Doc stepped
on tho train DEPUTY sheriff Hogg
Nrut Geo Carlsbad ut uu., Jnu bruught
uir YOUNG man back Co Lakewood H'
Na. brought before judge pluroU and
broke down completely arkunWl'dg-
ing thu theft OF 90, money. ON ace
count of his youth hD being only a.
years uf agc. hc was given % light
sentence. thirty DAVIS ln the county
tN
Franz Joyce. OF the firm ~ Joyce
pruit company. was here this week
and contracted for soc oJsca uf tI'
famous Lakewood" tomatoes t1 be-
distributed among tho different stores
OF his firm This transaction repre-
syuts uu outlay Of St0.n0U. ana is no
doubt tho largest deal ot this kind
ever mad, in the valley Fiyr hun.
drcd oasys is about ono-half ne EN-
tire output for this season pt the
Lakewood canning factory Whmh has
lust ocen completed ana is now ready
for operation
Lakewood is now shipping from
one 30 two straight vars of cunth'
luup,s each week. besides from 30 60
30 crates geo out every day hv local
EXPIRES The market for the cHnta-
lonpes is very satisfactory and IN,
d manJ w strong. especially for the
l.akrNao melton, 49, II seems to nav,
tho flavor that calls for more.
The possibilities Of the Lakewood
country as "a truck growing section
has Just begun TO be realised
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
RATES ON
ORES BENEFICIAL
Santa Fe Makes Lower Charge
for Hauling From New Mex
leo Mines to Ell Paso Smelt
ers. Stimulates Operations.

silver CiN. IS VI. AUG lN.A new
rate ON ore from points ON the SilN'.
CITY and Santa RITA branches of th.
santa BE- Ju ~ pasu. which recently
went into eject without any flourish
uf trumpofs Is destined t0 have very
marked effect ON mining industry boo
this section The urW rate. which o.
one dollar per ton tlat more than cuts
The old rate in half Moreover thu
new rate applies tu an oiDs uu. over
Sluo value per ton which mouus pUD
ticallN 40 fbr ores 10 be- shipped from
this section
The reduction .u rates will mo- doubt
have the effect OF bringing into Che
producing class many mines that are
now oulk noiu4 developed or are lying
idle o. will DEE especially valuable bon
giving th, small operator chance
As q result of the new rate one ore
buyer Js already iu The neld uud VIII
doubtless bc followed hy others Doc
the near future
s mg increase 100 tho wof, being
done 100 thc Central Mining district g.
looked iou since iu that section there
pr, number oi gold producing prop.
critics that are very handy 90 the raw
road m which the ore is of compare.
.tNol, low value nut which under the
new rate should net ai,l' good
profit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
TIGERS COME Up IN
WH|RLW|ND STYLE
FROM The REAR
When the Score is Three to
Two in Favor of Opposing
Club is When Detroit Can
Hit the Ball.

Detroit Nnr Jh- The innings is
th, ninth Tic bascs are tail at Tig
cas- Two men aro out one ran b.
needed tu uc. two To- win ON tho
FIRST base coaching line Jennings
doubles his fists Hiscs his arms.
stands on one fool and breaks the 81.
l,nce with the familiar battle cry
Here Wc are, n, boy. three and
two nov. nav boy uuWs che time.
u.o-W
MA how often is tde sentence broh.
cu Do, the sound OF bau ana bat meet.
ius q safe drive and guothcg game
Won
That Is how tine Tigers win games
when they are cOruprvd when
ever, avenue of escape scents shut
on when ihct seen houeleeslt lost
Recently n Philadelphia they
were hchind lhr worlds champion
athletics First place was at stake.
Th, ninth iuniEg round them one yuu
behind Nuc.s men Ih, hrst tuo
Tiger bntsmcu were retired Jennings
s'il stood on tlic cuJChiug line.
S'anagc was at tai Stanaeo had
done little hifuHg Bases empty and
Two out. there did not seem chance
Tor The Tigers but on the FIRST base
coaching line stood Jennings * auoo
got hrCo balls aud Two strikes on We
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
VACCINATION FOR
TUBERCULOSIS
DR.. Gerald G.. West of Colo
RADIO Springs Has Discovered
a Serum Which Is a Pre-
ventative Innoculant.

Colorado SPRINGS Colo, Aug u.s.
Vaccination tor tuberculosis. u PIE.
tentative innoculation tor that dread
disease can be called such. Is now
an assured fact. according TO In Ger
alb - West of this city who has toi
wears carried on experimental wOtk
along that line aud who Is known as
the best informed physician upon the
subject ut combating the white
plague in the United states.
Dr West has carried on expert
monts with nice, guinea pigs, mon
IeNs aud persons afflicted with the
disease lie proceeds much IN the
same manner as the well known vac
cination ior preventing smallpox. No
FIRST innoculated mice with tuherculal
germs until they showed every synip'
tom OF the disease. Then he forced
the preventative serum into the blood
OF other mice ana let The Two colonies
run together The tuberCular mice
died The others seemed unaffected
From the mice he proceeded In "a
similar manner with guinea pigs. VIII
"a Hk. result MONKEYS were also
treated and when no dire results were
ga, outcome Ia West tried the cN-
pertinent on two children whose par
euts were both In the advanced stages
of thc disease The children live
with rhc parents. and they are well
ana happy TODAY, while their parents
long since have PASSED into the great
unknown
This is rhp first occasion upon
witch tine doctor has made public ih"
extent AMI result OF his experiment A,
and although ne is no. ready to put
his ideas into actual practice. Doc Dr.
certain that the time rs not great
way. un when every one viii Dee vac
ciuatrd tor consumption as they are
nov nccnutcd for smallpox
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18

batter. and from the red haired man
ancr 100 the Cua,hCIs box cdMc the
familiar veil. aud a- the word now
passed his lips Stanagc swung on .
fast bah The sphere sailed into io. T.
nr over Lords head "A 2-basc bit.
MullIu drove the runner Ia with The
Ninr run aud iu The tenth inning the
rso,s made batting rally scored
four runs. beat the Athletics and Kept
the lead
10 pinch That's where We love
to boz. says Jennings Il would soon.
co bc IN pinch than anywhere That s
when We strike hardest
The Tigers have achieved lame foi
their abllt, TO bit With three balls
whenever they faced the "three.and.
two situations and Two strikes called.
The, have been able 20 win whenever
they faced the threc.andiWo' situa'
tioa of baseball
Jennings has Developed "thrce.and
two" teams The, won three ponuants
by striking their opponents VII the
count three and tNu. They are always
dangerous when th, odds favor the
other side When The crowd turns
AVA, thinking them hopclosslN defeat
cd. like in philadelphia recently, that
is when they are likcl, to DO their big
work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
TWENTY MILLIONS
IN BONDS FLOATED
IN PARIS
Promoters OF Portales Sugar
Beet Factory Raise Amount
in France and Operations
Will Start in go Days.
RAILROAD PROPOSITION
is NOW CINCHED

Portable. 81. ~ Aug. ls Th,
S2O.0nu 900 bonds 10 promote The
$1,000 600 l,u0U.ton pea day Amen
lean sugar beet factory at poualos
and ciuoh the New Mexico Central
railroad running from Font worth tu
Santa Pc was tloatr lea Paris. France
saturday
u T. Thomas of th.s city promote,
OF the factory and ou ihc inside ul
the railroad project. received cable.
gram from his aLeh', Tracy Holland.
now 900 France 10 this 'l,ct. The
CablcrrlM wa, hort. a.vlng no de.
tails M Holland has been iu France
TWO months engineering the iloaung
OF the bonds
Nh Thomas thinks that actual con
sUuction ON Oh, 'estory az Poralcs
will begin inside of iXty days.
Tho location OF this sugar plant at
porialcs viii mean the reclamation
of 13 uuO acres OF shallow water lands
Ia the puualps valley by pumpago
This land viii be- divided into 1850.
acre Tracts hy the sugar beet promo
tcrs. individual pumping plants u
stalled, aud he purchaser binds HIN.
self Geo raise at least thirty acres OF
bocts each year paying for the lana
100 twenty wears Five hundred aDu
/ of sugar bccis have been raised u me
! poltil,s valley the past year
The hccncst competition has been
auIu2 ON between The promoters ui
American sugar beet people and tu'
refinery Interests Oi Garden CITY
| Kan VINO have also been In that field
with the Wow 10 putting I'm q factory
II Is estimated THAT twenty 10 forty
! tons of bccts can bee grown Ou th,
! rurtal,s valley land, which. the com
pany states, viii market near $500
/ per ton
The floating ST The bonds In parts
| means much "a the new irrigation
field. as 30 Is the purpose Of the pro
meters 10 get back OF the PROPOSED
: cAtonsiou of the santa Pc Central rail
road 10 Fort Worth by toe way OF
/ Portalos
Portalcs alone raised bonus OF
$50 600 fur the projection Of the road
From conversation with Welt
1 .,nowu man la the city who Is IN an,
! confidence OF the promoters II Is
learned that Il Is the purpOse o1
I promoters at the road from For
/ Worth no Santa Pc 10 absorb ih,
Santa Pc Central \ further ino.ul
that win result and give purla'"s vai
| leg better outlet luI her products Is
| thar the promoters of the road vii
hal, au extension of The road int,
! Denver. including traffic agreement
] with the Denver u Rio Grande Tor q
time Tn, Denver a Rio Grand" B.
largely represented In the moyemonl
RosWun wa, Dee indirectly beu"htr,
! {, the plans nov under way mateudi
Pie There rs a bare possibility ila
1.-THE promoters would build Il spun
ron Dunlap the ciYscst point 10 thn
city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
VANAOIU MINES
ARE VALUABLE
New Mining Industry Near
Central May Be Result OF
Recent Discoveries: a very
Rare Mineral.

Silver city y NJ. AUG l>,--The
discovery OF ,anadium iu the Central
aiming district confines to attract
considerable attention outside The
reports OF the finding OF the metal
were broadly published and several
representatives OF tbs hrns who use
This minclal have quietly ms ,ected
Ihp various locations One party OF
experts. rapIescutiug big steel nrm,
Would not believe their own ASA! s.
as no, percentage OF yunadium ran so
much higher than theY hal expected
hiter couple OF trials. when the I,.
suits were practically the same they
we've convinced thW an error had
crepl into their work Some here so
scut large samples 90 the hburatorH
in .hc east Tho high values iu van
aItum were There confirmed
80 sales of yanddium OarIylus
claims have been reported SO tan luD
metal is uus iu demand only hy steel
makers and they control The market
so absolutely that the utsider has no
chance Cha, methods OF eNIHctius
the metal rom lbs ores b. nor general.
D. kuuWu. being held "a secret uy tH,
steel CoWuuults.
Tho latest report OF yanadium comes
from schmidt aud Saryor who have
three claims adjoining the town liMfs
of Central on he three claims are
tN, well uU.hrI veins ull Darts'us
values IN vauadum from { 90 "a per
cent
Nm Larsh. Who was In charge of
CO., yaaudium nlaut az Cutter uufil it
closed down. Is nov in the Central els.
uricf. being Interested iu the Boeuo
mine This ls lead proposition huJ
D. also kuoWu fO carry values iu vans
dum Hy Gds had wide experience
with ths luly huoWn metal There
seems to hp little .rason tu doubt bW
thar II Mnadim exists in the Central
district iu Cine quantities claiuDd HN
the owners off he properties, coz ln
anything mean Hhu. o. claimed aud
ans considerable, quantity of The orc
can hr shown iu exist 10 will crDa'C "a
market ion IisDu though the process
may %, -Om,Wna, long NauIIiml
has the prop,t. uI puuCuCIu- steel
heldDr than tbuf secured hy thD UeC
OF ANY of the several other substances
used iOr lhIs purpose lts use has
been restricted nv the scarcity of th'
metal The possibility oI securing
sufficient ru keep steel .luuf sup
piled would have q vory mark,d In
ilucnCc ou tHc market and probably
give n value several times what 70
now has
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
ROASTED DETROIT PITCHER.

BuIu. the rpctut nclrOit-Athleuc
-plies af Philadelphia when the Tiger
pitchers were getting bumped I'm.
plrt liil ninccn tried to pnss lev
appropriate remarks about the pitch.
ing ut the Detroit hcaycIs.
q could certainly pitch better than
that uysrlt if went to the rubber to.
dny Diucon told Bush as Dannie
came tu bat
Yes. answered bush and ] wish
tuu we've out Their" pitching ! haven
made four hits loo one day since YOU
quit and you know that ! made that
% ,ou one game Al that Won were
better pitcher than YOU are UNI
uiIt'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
AUCTION SALE


Muud.y. August .lst at . o.. m.
opposite inc Public Library ou North
Edith. VIII sru az auction several
rooms of elegant furniture, consist
ing in part as folloW-.
: lovely ysuo.oo Vessel Nickle and
Gross Action plano ma, mission ,"c-
uonal bookcase ,thv Maccg bis
leather upholstered rockers, bcautifui
mahogany corner chair library Ia
Bite. beds. mattrc-.,s and springs, gas
range lovely mission dining table,
heavy leather upholstered chairs 20
match including hosts chair beau
uiu ml-Nou buffet. elegant princess
dresser Wooster Kitchen cabinet
Refrigerator. "a practically new base
burner. several sets 1t books by stand b.
ard authors, cooking utensils and
dishes, Let AN lovers pf good furni-
turr be- there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
PING Bopie coMPLlmENTED
THE RAILROAD

"rhat was th, smooihcst ride on
The team ~ nisht ever had. said
PIN. Bodic. as he stuck his head nom
hif Pullman berth early ia the morn.
mg after leaving cleveland the other
night This road certainly runs
smooth" added The fence buster
"Wcu. b. ought 90 ride smooth" r'.
pli,d Mate, MCINTYRE "lt has been
standing -fill an uight \ wreck OF %
rcieht train DELAYED thc party sis
lOW.