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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
FIRST HALE.
Notice to Taxpayers
ONCE OF Collector of city Taxes.
cts Hall Richmond ".

Office or Collector of city Taxes,
Cts Hall. Richmond. Va.
THIS OFFICE WILL. BE READY TO
RECEIVE NIL OR oSE-HALF OF
CITY TAXEs. REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL. FOR THE YEAR 1911 on
JUNE 18TH
TIE WHOLE TAX Is DUE, but the
ordinance provides that one-halt may
In December. Failure 70 pay MI or
ono-hhlf In juno incurs penalty OF
per cent. on tho Whole amount, which
Is due at once and II rot paid before
SEPTEMBER elST. the Collector IS re-
auired TO levy. With costs added.
Az MALES 81 years OF age, ALL
PERSONS tMALE OR FENALE) WHO
property as .fdnciary. and all parties
conducting business In the city OF
Richmond lHtof whatever naturc) arc
assessed and Will please call and set
tic. so as TO ACID delinquency.
GRADING F.tNi%0. PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTING BILLS are pay
able In the same manner as Taxes, and
al the same time.
Il GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPERTY
STANDS. and zee that YOU get all your
This being the only notice provided
for by law. please give il prompt at
tcntion. as under tho new ordinance
per cent. penaltN VIII have TO BIO added
to the whole bill after June 3oth.
Washington Ward taxes, etc, must
be paid at the oflicc OF The Deputy Col
lector. Tenth and Hull Streets,
H L.. HULCE.
City Collector pro- tom,
f city Of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

VIII, however. by charging the source
OF Supply, prevent undue fluctuations.
and II will and ought to prevent an
cNoroitant increase in the prices Of
farm products which, as they have
been Tor tho last three or four years,
nave Injured greatly to the profit OF
all engaged in agriculture.
l have been attacked on the floor
OF the House and elsewhere. as occu-
pying an inconsistent position. II has
been said that J have urged the re-
ciprocty agreement with the idea OF
lowering the cost OF living on the one
and Then have asserted that tho farm
crs would not he injured by reduction
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

which nine-tenths of the pulp wood
rs grown, and they have imposed re-
strlctions and export duties of vari-
crown lands iii order TO prevent the
export OF the wood except in the form
Of PAPER. The agreement provides
mat whenever the Canadian provinces
remove all restrictions upon the ex-
portation OF pulp wood. then Canadn
VIII permit United States paper TO
come into Canada free. and the United
Stntes Will permit Canadian paper to
come free into the United States
VIII Lift Restrictions.
This exact agreement In not en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
MnA Jnst Chnngcd scnts.
VIVA Rcport Circulntea.

After the news of the fatal auto
mobile accident. in which Miss Caiisch
was killed yesterday afternoon, became
generally known. IL was rumored
everywhere In the city that there had
been another fatality on Monument
Avenue The report was that a
neen killed. and it became SO persistent
that the police made an investigation.
Bicycle officers were sent In all dircc :
.tions, and Detective ErenEel searched
picked ur only variations OF the orig
inal rumor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
WOMAN is PLUCKY
Holds IiiEhwEymnn Until Police Come
DO Her Rescue, 3efs

New York, Jun. s.--Niiss Rebccca
Grossman downcd u highwaymanl who
attacked her on the street day by
rabbins him around the knees and
so delaying him until n policeman
caught him Her chatelainc bag. con-
tanning $lIG. was in tho mans hand
when he was captured. He said he
wsN Joseph Martin when arraigned In
Police Court, and he was held In de-
fault Of $4,000 hail. The money be-
longed to Miss CHEESEMAN'S employer.
and was iatcnded to cover the weekly
payroll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

]
Pursuant tn the provisionn =, Sec
ttons ana, 3i7S and 1919 OF the Code
of-Ntrginia scaled proposals. will jbo
received by the undersigned In said
office until IL NJ, 10TH INSTANT, for
tho printing cf all such records as
The Supreme Court of Appeals of Vir-
GINA. at Richmond, may require for
one year from the LIST day of July,
l9il .sand include paper (such as is
used at present). printing. binding
and cover (such as Is used at pres
entl, with the style of the case and
comes neatly printed thereon; said
printing to be done In compact form,
without blank pages or blanks be-
tween the lines or para graphs; no
extra charge 10 be made for figure
work not exceeding three columns.
Small caps and italics 10 be used
+ when required. @
Ill Tho proof must be read before
being sent to the clerk. and a proof
reader furnished him when so re-
squired.
The printing is TO be done In tho
city Of Richmond under the su-
by law. and returned to the clerks
offico within such space of time after
such records are delivered to tho
printer as the court or clerk may
require: and, upon the failure to DO
so within the time so required, sail
printing is to be put out by the clerk
upon the best terms he can procure
the contractor for such printing to la
held responsible for the cost Of tho
same In excess of his contract price
II. STEWART JONES, Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

i. Congress in session. Baseball: Dc
troit ve washington Whit Monday
excursion TO Washington. j. ".
THOMPSON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
TOOK o.crdore Of I.nu,1n NJ m.

4 G, NJ. Blount. Of 1877 wost Clay
street. took an overdose of laudannIn
by mistake last night, and for a while
ambulance was called. and the man
was treated and saved by DR.. Simmer
man -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04

{ for, q spin around the Eighteen Mile
LOOP. It was while returning, when
4 the car was taking q curve about
ethree-qunrtcrs or Tho way around the
loop that the accident occurred. There
) was n sharp report rs the tire burst.
s end then the passengers felt the right
side of the car give way beneath them
I'm the next second it was Jumping
wildly hithcr and thitier about tho
road.
Could Not Cain Control.
Wallerstein sclutched desperately at
the wheel, but was unublo to regain
control. The machine had gained too
much Roadway, and as the right rear
wheel crumpled up Hike n pack Of straw
the car vcercd around. turned over
twice and stopped facing in the OPP
posite direction in which il had been
travelling. This is the second occa-
sion, II is said. that the car has turned
turtle. Fortunately. ali tho occupants
were thrown clear of the AUTOMOBILES.
and were not cnught underneath,
though II passed over the body OF Miss
CalIsch before coming TO halt.
Automobile eXperts who visited the
scene of the accident said yesterday
afternoon that they were unable to
understand how the car was wrecked
The riSht rear wheel was crushed the
back part OF the body was torn TO
pieces. tho front sea, was ripped
loose and thrown on TOP of the radi
ator and the steering gear was brok
en-. Tho emergency brake was locked
when examined after the accident, and
the engine was scarcd at fun speed.
The fact that the engine was found
TO be genrcd ut full speed might lead
TO the belief that the rate of speed
was moro than thirty miles an hour,
which is only all ordinary rate on n
country road. The roadbed was not
oiled.
Hind just Changed scuts.
County officers Will make an inves-
tigation OF the causes leading UP to
tie accident, and Deputy Coroner DR..
J.BFnlmer Bright Will hold an inquest
over the hody OF Miss Calisch
i5 1t was stated afterwards that Miss
Calisch, who was scented on ono of
the revolving seats. had just changed
places with Miss Levy few minutes
before she was Killed. The car was
owned by Henry S. Wallerstein.
Because of the death OF Miss Caiisch
the closing exercises of the Beth Aha
bah Sunday school, scheduled for To-.
day, have been indefinitely postponed.
The funeral of Miss Caiisch will be
held from the residence Tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
ALTERING HAND
GUIDED BY WIFE

CONTINUED From First Page)
none of whom went further than the
depot.
T Completely Broken.
"Diaz seemed completely broken
with grief, which was written all over
his face, while Madame Diaz alone an
peared contented, while the son seem
cd glad to get out OF the country, !
where lie had been hated for being the
son o: his father nov without intiu-
ence.
The family believed that Dlaz woulc
have stayed and fought out the bat.
lie against all odds. es in all tho
time q have worked for tho family.
never saw.the Did man recede from a
step once taken. and have been In.
trusted with many errnnds both from
madame and Diaz himself. ezra ndS
which woman alone could do 5f.f
HAll the servants loved Diaz and his
wife. aud believed In him, and we are
still; Burning candles before the shrine
scf rmadaioyrn, lraying TINT he viii.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
OLD OFFICERS Of
BUREAU RETAINED
Immigration Board Holds An.
nual Session and Hears Long
Report From Secretary on
Work of Past Year

90, N,u u,N,u Bureau of luul
grafton MOS rt morning IN annual
SESSION BOO h. oni,n oft thc -"ciotalt
% Is H1mu. Foo 'h, Commercial club
President D. HrooN. oi Nlbuquot
au. Tra.arr Iuu a Haley oi Car
Ilto. VI NJ ruaa,I OF Las Vegas
aud u 30 H.u. ut silver cav we're
iu attendance O. Is NcNarey OF Ro'
we'll ana " con WHrt Of Aztec being
absent
The nr. l.Iu,. of 'hc mortInr
WAS the election o. officers tor th'
ensuing icm President BROOKS See.
Rotary It"ulu1 Hnl Treasurer We're
al reelected without opposition
Tho mornius session Was largely
taken uu Vi'h 'n consideration at the
porn oi The secretary. which was u
Voluuiuou dopWuou \ thc hour ct
Adjournment ior luncheon th" hurcaa
va, still engaged God thc report, aud
resumed consideration ui 30 ~ the AFT.
rrnoon session
tn. huoau pIoyahly viii be IN ses.
sion uu'il ~ometfm, iu the night
While 10 could NOT hr predicted with
certainty what action would BE- taken
10 was stated that Do was practically
a forcpono conclusion that the In.
rcau would continue the advertising
campaign which has recently con.
Quoted
lntil tn. last loW months. the tut
rcau has engaged IN no systematic
course OF paid advertising. bat has
rolled Tor publicity on what free nat.
ter could he gotten boiuI, the public.
Recently however more thorough
system of advertising has been begun
Much valuable space has been Sccur.
ei Va The magazine and daily press
of the countr, The result OF this
pnblicit, Is seen in the gratifying In
crease at the population and IN the
manN inquiries thar have been re.
cciVod hy he secretary from ncople
dcslrious of obtaining Information
Tith . view 10 LOCATING In me terri
tory
The members of the bureau feel
that with the prospects Tor statehood
M the immediate fupurr as bright ~
they ar. the lime i, particularly pro.
nltious for q more vigorous publicity
oampaien. aud Il can Ice satol, said
thar liberal expenditures will hc
authorized Tor conducting the m,nre
advertising OF Tho resources of he
tcrrltorv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

saturday % ma tudo, han pr
aud Mrs. GRAY receive students and
friends "f the university
MONDAY, l".ta %. ODD. Rode, hall
General aFombly Miss Grnt r,rsus-
sou ~p'eiai student iu HISTORY. viii
speak "n The FLORENCE ui Loirn1u a,
M.dtct Miss FERGUSON is Wou ac-
quaintrd WIN her subject aud h.r adj
dress viii Dee OF much Interest,
Monda'. o.. u. Naturalization
building Girr club rehearsal
"Wednesday. o. M Administration
building Gic, club rehearsal
Thprduy ln.5i "a. IA Rode, Mnu
student bod, meeting Don't mil
Ia attend this pirrtinE ~ 70 g. ugtch-
insun ho has been rcerujh engaged
a~ athletic dir scinr uf ~, university
tor u,Nt yrar viii Doc There aud AL
drrss IN" students ou tur subject of
Clean Athleuo~
ThmsdaN %. m. Administration
buuding Gl,o cluh rehearsal Be-,
Their, "u time 10 ppssinlo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
FUNDS WILL 60.
TO PLATING
COUNTY
County. Commissioners Act
Upon Advice of Former
District Attorney Klock
Against Demands of Schools

So import ni meeting of tb, county
Dmmiss,uncrs VAS held ia al. u.,
naliilo county couithon-o .hls morn
ine and business Of utdy publ, iu.
trr'si WIS transacted.
The application OF Auoru,, u. W
-. nfNen g. havc the mon,, lu the
general fund appropriated 90 Ia,
schools was denied ou the ground
that. acting ON the adtls, of former
District Ntto.nrl G'org, s. kIock.
lhc commissioners hsd already eco.
ptppriat'd the mphrs in tn. PAYMENT
"f he EXPENSE Incident Eco tne survey
end plhttlng of the oount, stern
thu chairman of the committee re-
Gently appointed by picsid,ni Schw-
'ntkcr ~ tie Commercial club was
present at the meeting und assured
the commissioner uf the earnest co.
operation ~ that organization ~ the
work of completing the survey
Road Sup,rN isor CLEARWATER rfc-
F'nt d % list uf claims against the
county from property holders vino de
nand comp, usntlun FOR alleged dam
scs sustained boy reason of ~. Nid.
ching 81 Central avenue The total
"in"un' 81 the Slams l. about oGn.
ana thus' who are included IN the
list presented a. tho commissioner
arc \ W Nnsrn. y. w Rhra, Mr..
swan Mrs. piHsun John VI Moore.
J. u. Mayo, e. VI Capilupi and Arnu
liuning Tho claims w.r. referred TO
District Attorney Edward \ Mann
The petition "f Epifunio chavez for
Wprk !" We don" IN the roads ln pro.
rinct = WAS laid on IN. tshl.
Bills 80 S " pgl- for s2IO0. for
SURVEY and plat. and - Sherin ]
Romero fur si"". fur serving war
f"nis. W't, approved
The board adjourned until next
1hursdaN. ai whrh time IL viii meet
o. consider either matters thar viii,
come before li
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
GAY AND MiRTtFuL HEALTH.
SEEKER HOLD FIELD DAY
Many Men Of Many Minds Az United
IN Their Faith N efficiency OF
New Mexico Sunshine.

The modern order at gay and mirth'
al hcali hscekprs held a picnic IN the
spacious Grounds Of Traction park
yrsiordai arr moon The picnic tufn
ed out 90 be a .real annual neld day
ana WIS greatly enjoyed
The opening address was delivered
bN President Mood OF New York. He
addressed himself lcarnediy 10 the
subject Of Dry Farming ~ the Estan.
ella Nalley The address was dry
buj anecdotes wcry on hand ~ plenty.
brother Martin of Iiica. y y was
called upon 20 act a. toaslmas,cr. lie
announced murder Of soags that
were sung by The indiana quartet.
Toasts we're responded by by the
following
"llcauiifn Detroit. q X Stech
The Wind, city { + Borndi, The
ILLINOIS Thundvrhol' Walter G
Wick The Club Mimic ot Canton.
IN Nurrcu W Vance. rhe Dis.
pcncrr ui NaEci.nc Gus Schmidt
from Moline. ~ "Ltlle Pitisburg, -
loha klaiuschniidl GARY, Ind Ne
rossfy uf strict banking Laws
Brother James from PENNSYLVANIA
\ party hy the name OF kreckel
nearly broke up The meeting by in
sistIng uu making speech on Three
Cent Fare In Albuquerque. II after.
ward lranSpired thar the gentleman
was from Clotolaud O. and he was
permit q go escape unhur.
Bruihcl Cam ihrll The ii0Osier
From Indianapolis rendered songs
ana iecllatiuns galore.
Brother brown from Alice OF Old
Nucennos. md. gave a clever ga.
hihii ol fancy roping
Onr of the feature, of he day was
"A match horse NICE between Iiros.
Brown and Thomas The latter win
ming Pos ncct
Ihumes. The gentleman from Mis-
issipp, concluded he performances
lt singing Old BLACK Joe. and after
passing vote ol ttsnks 40 the Nvar'
udu for tun fishing the rcfreshmen, :
and expressing General regrets al the
unavoidable abscuc. Of Brother Fell
~ piitsWrs Pa. The meeting broke
ur aud Wen home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
N\\N \Ht.l ,\rTiU
SittpNt Ms ~ AIMED

+. rank"l. miii"nait. r,neh"r pf
santa r. U"uutN. N,v M,Nl,o. "u
Mouda2 morning Nil shr tiom his
s',0oO-acrr NoN McNItu ranch. witch
g. an undrt fcuyc ANA h8. pli modern
improvements. including standard
telephone line =" Santa r., train
load of cattle Gao his rhas, county.
Kansas ranch OF 90 600 acres. where
they win b, sra2"d am summer. then
Pot ou thr kansas 'it, market this
fall MI raukr, is e mcmhrr of th,
cattle SANITARY hoard and represented
Santa r." count, va tho statehood con.
vcntion beading ihC i!.t 20 th, favor
i,o candidate.
j = Williams col Vaughn. n N
viii ship three cars oi ruttlc To- Texas
points ON next TUESDAY
i.athram a Nuu OF iumN y NJ
Will shlp trunload uf cattle to kan
sas city uu fh. Hoth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
tlsi,ago lt,,,s,ork

chicago, Ann - Duu, Rec
r'tW- 90 market st,tdt 'c'vcs,
9. mss 80. Texas stcors 50 SOFA CO.
weston st""rs. stSUst 1855. -jur kcrs
ana l"'d"rs si106i i5u. .nu- aud
hcii'rs. ts.6aa cnI... til'fr
. 90
Hogs Receipts loon. market
STRONG tu BE- higher. UaIt Nc 900 a.
- D., mixed. t5.asfi d. .t heavy.
N'.t'a h.2't rough 4, t.H good
q" choice. heavy. ta.grut.- pigs
500 Wt 80. bulk. sG.l5f,G
Shcrp Receipts Loco market
steady. native. S3uontiu. western
tjlift 40, ycarlings. tlfuu 5.25i
nntiN" lambs Si.juhG Western
lambs, ti1anG25.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
ILFELD COMPANY WILL
COMMENCE BIG PLANT
Long Talked u structure l. Ia tic
Constructed Within . short Time
thtwr.u FIRST street aud Itaiiva,
Track

Another imposing structure b. "a 10.
added 1" tn. city's growing list of
substantial m"rcautil, structures hY
The Charles llfrld company who plan
To accommodate th,ir growing husl-
ness in general urrchaudiS" hy the
erection at First street and copper
avenue 81 solid concrete building.
AS announced som, months agu.
The building will Doe two stories
high. and viii include Is mcssaninc
floor between the first and scyond
stories which VIII make the structure
in effect ON" Of dire, stories. frost
n frost are the architects who plan
ned the building Bids Tor consiruc-
tior Will ho opened pu the sith ~
this month. ~ Is tine intention OF
tn" management 60 rnmplct" the
building Boy fall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

Chalmers ,uu,8 With u better under
STANDING U fN' transient nature of ~,
many uHvaul Il8 which Vanish be
fo.r nuH.. ,nuat gentle EFFORTS
pleasant Mort rightly directed and
O. Hled h iu. pleasant laxative rem
EDDY syrup OF Fr ami lli,ir uf SIENNA
ls beneficial on'ets are due to The
fJ,, that 30 II. thn ou' remedy which
promote Internal cleanliness without
d,h'lfutiup tl' organs on which "
t,te To e.t r. beneficial effects vi
WAYS Dong fne genuine manufactured
b, tNo ra'Iorr4 "i. 3}tup Co
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
Wet. j. ORGANIZE
IN RATION

Ration y " Auil 2- Yesterday
afternoon ~ $ oluck a group OF Nu-
men Interested 10 fhc tom Ieranco
mo, ement uOt at the parlors of the
S,ahurg hot"l for the purpose o. a
Cnnlcrrncc Ma : 4 Nultcr Wcs'
dent OF he Woncds Christian Tenn.
pcrHnpc union ol Ncw Mexico. also
vice prosid,ut of the national " {.
T L met them Informally and thew
considered th" advisahiliiy at an or
sanitation
The obicci ana ains uf the Wo.
mon's Christian irnlp"raucc union
are to cdura. Ga Young. 10 form
better public sentiment, TO dissent.
nate 10. principle. ol pure aud whole
some livins and to advocate total
abstinence until worked ont into the
customs ui ,ocicIN ana the land
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
The Markets
ks"-as ttt, ii,c~toc,

Kansas CITY, Ami 22 'pI. l,"-
.rIrts 2O1. mnrk.t s,,.i. native
.i'"tt f5.2owG.35. sontHlH t.'rs.
- iuH l.f' southern ro ..nH H'ii-
.re 81 .imiis. nn,i,, u.t. Hnd
h"if'rs ta.oom ais, No.t.I and
ford.r. 50 50n5.Sp. bulls ""u
calves. N6pH. torn
.tr.ts ti.timb.eu, Western uws.
.fs.u0
iI"s, Receipts 200. 'k"t
sttuue Sac Sc higher. h.k .. e,les,
81 1tttt.li3 heavy. 5000 .f6 TO-
packers aud butchers $751;. 'G o.,
ught f6tUsi6ao
sheep No receipts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
TENNIS TOtI,< \Nt<T
SHAFTS THIS NlJtV<sN,<

Thf tennis tournament between
teams representing Albuquerque ana
CLOVIS began on the courts az Tenth
and Central this afternoon
The Clovis team II com posed Of
Harry ston"hill and j q. Han. who
Arrived IN the city last night while
~" standard of albuquerque Is boinR
upheld by M"ssrs. Fagns and Lester.
Fast tennis Is being played. and r.
large number ot iucal enthusiasts ave
on the scene 90 witness tho struggle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
New Npyt, stuck

Now york. Aprl - rsl money
prJm, Werrantil, paper H - per
cent
Mexican dollars. itr
NmHlgamatcd. 81 ST.
sugar li6is bid
Atchlson. lO1 81.
Great Northern preferred la3 ST.
New York central. los 2-N
Northern Pacific. ~ s-N
Rrnding. lauis.
southern Pacific. lii Is
Union Pacific. IA rs
Steel - 81
steel preferred. lla.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
MNt,l;IN.t lJtC<St,

Marriage licenses were issued toe
das ms follows Leonardo Mariana To-
Jose chavez. bo'h of Las radilas.
ftrrlc T.. Wooster to Clyd. IS Fling
Icy. both Of Albuquerque; Roairiz
ortiz. Of Candelnrias u Andres T.u-
mes ~ Ranches de Albuducrqu"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
HUN CAR MIN PLEAD NVr .ViI.TN

Tho tNO W"U UrrostNd ThurNdIY
evening charged with broadins Tho
seal oi a santa - freight 60 wor,
to-day artaiRncl ana pleaded not
guilty They viii be given a pre-
lImIuar5 hearing on Monday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
II. laIllis Mimi

~t l'uis. April a. V.. un-
changed tcrritniy ana v.-,..r Wedi-
ums I'u itc. fine medium. H l'r.
fin. il ul2c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
<,,N Npvl, No,tnl~

Ncw YORK. Aprl 90 LDtd and
copper nominalN unclaimed
SILVER. - use.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
SNIt t,D\N NIGHT DANCES
! T. NutaN. Manager.
ODp FELLOWS NALL,

gentlemen - ,cn;-; Ladies' Free.
Good Floor. Good Music.
Questionable. Characters \ot Ndnsittcd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
>Oi WILL E>Jp, tNIi;N HE\i

II tn, bread ana cakes come from
our bakery You viii not nnly like
The taste but sou VIII ho assured
that every mor-cl sou eat really by
as good as t tastes W. IA" nothing
but IA, pur'st CO.. materials Boa our
cooking
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

WIntNR TWVIncrr, Chemist,
MctnIlwrgist.
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GET THE HOOK
FOR JUDGE HOOK
Governor AIdrich Sent FIFTY Word
Telegram Of Protest to the
President.

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LINCOLN, Nebr Dec. 3O.-"Judse
Hook is the worst selection that
could possibly be made for the s,,.
preme bench" declared Governor Al.
drich this evening. after he had for.
warded a fifty word telegram to Presi.
dent Taft, urgently protesting against
the appointment.
Hook and sanborn, OF Minnesota
are two surviving types OF the RI.
dictionary, the unprogressiye, some.
thing the western states have got
away from and are not in sympathy
with Their decisions speak sufficient.
ly loud against their appointment to
such position as the supreme
bench" added the governor.
The state railway commission VIII
hold meeting early next week 70
'rame Its protest to President Taft
against the appointment.