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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08
LOCAL BREvIT1ES.

The handsome residence being
erected by Major James E. King on
the Potomac at Herbert Springs is
nearing completion.
The final arrangements have been
made and all is in readiness for the
Business Mems Lunch and Supper"
which will be given, tomorrow, at the
Young Peoples Building. BY the
large amount of interest that is being
taken in this affair, the managers are
expecting large number OF people.
Mr.. Maguer sent to this office at
lunch time today bouutifnl supply OF
fried oysters which had been prepared
in his inviting style. The usual &C
compartments came with the oysters
and they we're greatly enjoyed.
A meeting of Washington Memorial
Lodge of Perfection No. Z, will be held
in Masonic Temple OH next Frlday
Nov. 10th at 1880 .. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. John Porterfield Steiner
have closed their residence on meth
Washington street, and have gone to
Washington where they will make
their home with their son-in.law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace l..
English, at 609 E street northwest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08
SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.
Shipment Of Whiskey Said Not to
Have Come Up to Representa-
ton Causes Litigation.

The Circuit Court is engaged with q
jury in the trial OF the case OF +. L..
Sinclair against Fairfax & Co., lnvolV-
ing about $4,000, the alleged purchase
price OF large consignment OF whisky
purchased by Fairfax from Sinclair.
Fairfax declined to accept the goods on
the ground that the quality did not
come up to representation and the It'll
cation resulted. The plaintiff is rep
resented by J. A.. G. Keith. OF Warren
ton and Marshall Mccormick, OF Der.
ryyille, and the defendant by Samuel
G. Brent, of this city. The jury Is
composed of G. w. O'Meara, J. Brooke
Arnold. I. ]. Fannen, w. E. LoyeJoy,
Mark Norris, F. F. Marbury and Harry
Ham mond. The case will probably DC
concluded today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08
thornton IS REELECTED.
Wins Fourteenth Senatorial District
by 1900 Majority edderbura
Carries Alexandria City.

r. EWell Thornton OF Prince Will
liam was elected Yesterday to the State
Senate from, the fourteenth district
which embraces Alexandria City, Alsx-
andria, Fairfax and Prince William
counties by a maiorisy OF approx
mately 1900. He carried all the coun-
ties in the district but lost Alexandria
City which gave Alexander ]. Wedder-
burn, who was running as an indepep'
dent candidate majority OF Sc votes.
The heavy vote secured by Mr.. Wed
derburn was entirely unlocked Tor by
the members of the democratic COM
mittee and they were confident up to
the close OF the polls last night that
Mr.. Thornton~tad carried Alexandria
by not less than 100 majority.
There was very small vote cast and
but little interest shown in the election.
The votes by wards was as follows:
First-Wedderburn, 131; Thornton,
60. Second-Wedder burn, 100; Thorn
ton, 1873. Third-We dderburn, llS;
Thornton, 80. Fourth-Wedd
| So; Thornton, 10.
State Delegate Robinson Moncure
was elected in the city aud county for
the House OF Delegates without any op-
position. His vote was az follows: lst
ward, 1856: second, 266; Third, 100;
Fourth. IT'S.
Senator Thornton carried Prince
William by an estimated majority OF
500 and Fairfax county's majority Tor
him will be about 600.
Alexandria county gives him major
| ity OF ninety and the city gives
MIR. Wedderburn a majority OF eighty
six, which would be approximately
1 200. 1t is believed, however, bis
total mav be more than 1900.
at Manassas, Prince William county,
only 1877 votes were cast, OF which
Thornton received 100 and Wedder'
burn, ~. The vote polled was light
RETURNS IN THE COUNTY
In Alexandria county there was 9
heavy vote polled and the greatest
amount OF interest shown. George
H. hucker was reelected clerk OF the
court, over H. R. Thomas and =. f.
Wilson. The vote was as follows
Rucker SOL; Thomas 4SS; Wilson 49,
Crandall Mackcy defeated R. G. L. Mon
cure for commonwealth attorney re-
ceiving 692 votes to his opponent;
429. Sheriff w. H. Palmer was de-
feated by Jacob E. Birch by a vote O
7OS to 444. In FIVE cornered tight
for Commissioner Of Revenue w. II
Duncan won.
The complete vote in the county was
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08

The Kit Kat Club met yesterday
with Miss Jean Lloyd Brent. on north
Columbus street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08

Mr.. j. A. G. Keith is in the city on
legal business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08
DRY GOODS.
500 36-Inch
Rerringbone
Lining Satin
at
sec

Last week we advertised these goods,
and the response was enormous. We
actually sold out three-fourths Of what
we had. but since then have received
another shipment. Colors. are in light
and medium gray. tan, navy, brown,
black, and cream; Sc inches wide, snd
au actual S1.00 value. Special price
at O9c
We will also include our Soc Plain
36-incb Lining Satin; in most colors;
guaranteed to wear for two seasons.
Sale price 69c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08
SOCIAL AND personal.
Interesting News Notes About Peo'
Pile of Alexandria. Happenings
in Society.
Miss Katherine Stuart is visiting
friends in Amelia county.

Miss Katherine .StuaFC 10 FisittpS
friends in Amelia county.
MIR. and Mrs. John Perry Kite. OF
Somerset, have issued invitations for
the marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Kite and Mr.. James
Newton Without, Saturday afternoon,
November II, in Epiphany Episcopal
Church, Somerset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bode are
visiting in Fredericksburg.
A wedding of interest in Alexandria
will be that OF Miss Ella Clapp, daugh-
ter of Senator and Mrs, Moses E. Ciapp
and DR.. Roy D. Adams which will take
place-tomorrow in Washington.
Captain James Monroe Love OF the
Fifteenth United States Infantry is
visiting his mother-in-law, Mrs. Will
liam Bathurst Daingerfield on north
Washington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08
WASHINGTON SINGERS TO ASSIST


Several we'll known members OF
Washington choirs will assist at the
concert by St. Paul's Church choir
Friday evening. - :.
Miss Cornelia Lyme, contralto will
sing Fierce flames are raging" from
'IITrovatore. Mr.. Arthur Jett,
tenor will again be heard in Marshall
Il hear you calling me-" Mr.. VIII
G. Mills who has not sung here ior
several seasons has kindly consented
to assist and will render a double
number Where my caravan has rest
ed" by Lohr, and In the deeps O. the
daisies by Hawley. Mr.. Gwen Pen
ney, bass, will make his first appear
ance before an Alexandria audience
singing Dudley Bucks Sunset" and
Marks King OF the Main. The two
latter singers with Mrs. De der and
Mrs. Fowler will sing the GOOD
Night" quartet from Martha. :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08
CASE CONTINUED.

There was no session Of the Police
Court this morning. The case OF
Charles Baltimore and JOHN Dogan'
both colored, charged with assaultIng
Lacey Haley. soldier, about month
ago, was to have como up in the court
but as the complainant could not 90
located, the case was further continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08
WILL BE UNABLE TO ATTEND.

Mayor Paff will be unable to attend
the banquet OF the Retail Merchants
Association OF Washington tonight, be
being compelled to leave the city. K.
E. Knight, President OF the Alexandra
Retail Association, and J. I. Preston,
the secretary, will attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08
w. G. T. u, MEETING.

The members and friends of the W. c.
T. U. will not meet on Thursday OF this
week at the Chidren's Home but will
60 to Washington to the Home OF Mrs
Barlow Mercer 1918 Euclid street north
west on the 1:25 p, N, train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08

The United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy who are holding their annual
meeting in Richmond are being ex-
tensiyely entertained. The Confede-
rate Memorial Literary Society will en-
terrain this afternoon at reception at
the Confederate Museum, this evening
there will be reception at the Jeffer-
son Hotel. Thursday a reception at
the Home for Needy Confederate
Women. Friday afternoon a similar
entertainment at the Woman's Club,
by the Colonial Damss and the Wom-
ans Club and Friday evening re-
ception at Lee Camp Hall. Saturday a
reception given by the D. A. r. at
the home OF Mrs. Allen Chambers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08
as follows:
A CARD OF THANKS.

Editor Alexandria Gazette: Words
or pen are inadequate to express prop
erly my heartfelt thanks to the people
of this old city and those in the coun-
ties who on yesterday gave me their
endorsement. To have carried Alex
andria under all the conditions that
existed was an honor that few men ever
enjoyed or equaIed. May my right
hand lose its cunning and my tongue
its ability to speak for right if / fail in
any effort 10 promote the city and dis
trict's best interests as long as life lasts.
ALEX. J. WEDDERBURS.
Times change and people change
with them. but the excellent quality OF
the Buster Brown shoes for children IL
always paramount to others. Sold ex-
clusively by John A. Marshall d Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08

II. r. Gary, OF Del Ray, Alexandria
county. general manager OF the Cum
mings Machine Institute Works, Bos'
ton, Mass, is visiting at bis home,
having returned to vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08

A number OF Alexandrians attended
the concert given Ivy the Boston SYM
phony concert yesterday aztec noon.
This was the first OF these concerts
given this years with Max Fredler,
conductor aud Nine. Schuman-Helak
soloist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bode arr
visiting in Fredericksburg.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

Wei Aunt Emma. when are YOU
coming Cor "a trir .n my bcropln ur ~
My dear boy. l'd po more thi1k %
doing that than ia think Of nviug p"
-- Punch
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

~ YOU follow Instructions YOU can
he elected"
Honestly"
DON'T you worry about that part ="
Washington Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
SMOKE APPEARS AT
IN0PP0RTUNE TIME
Gust - Carbon Vapor strikes Judge IN
Face as Attorney announces
Smoke is no nuisance"

kansas Guy. Nc OCT G-Tbc Grim
iual court was hearing yesterday at
ernuun the appeal ni sdward iampurt
Nho op, at,s q small factory at
Twelfth street ana MYRTLE avcnuc.
laWp0li had been convicted IN the
Nurth side Muniruai count uf viulat-
Hs tho smoke nuisance ordinance
Smoke is not q nuisance. the al
ioruep Tor the defendant declared.
smoke s'
lus' then throagh he open window
nl tho criminal couJ room came a
cloud at smoke from mo EBrl Vinegar
company across he street Il niled
The room Judge lntsnaw conghod
The attorney eoughed and wiped his
eyes
And Won saw smoke ISM nuts.
anco?" ludgc l.atshaW demanded oi
tbc aitorne,
ny ordoi Of the court. Herman
RWsi htgmgn ai M, aOoty was
brought into The court room Judge
l-'ishaw lecmrd him aud oid,'red
him held al afternoon bv The mar.
halls for contempt o, court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06

Town has plat.l ... tuou- Dur
I.W .dil on the lisI ui I.U HIuck and
Akcrf lct.C. HIII a also on
tered n. q ilpbl 0I 'lc Phoenix
IuHD. ius two drait -iuII"Hs on cNhih-
DO UI ~ y Calhoun NI- Inferred his
h.a i.at stallion, loNH Bod. A. e
su.. priv fOr iNp H,. steer ai tnt
u. Hr'o Roth. The Hu'DHrr has nitot.
tH \ numh,i . ....lc men Jio
con- ug Tor %. ui 100 are n..trd
$50 entrance fee IoI c,hlhits I- bo.
in. ,It 4cd b.. flD hli association
the uG.,h made tl,I Rust rounds his
muruH. uf ~ n.Olu.. It Which tmr
boss .ut live 900 .Hu exhibits ih
preparation io, tho awarding of pre-.
uIuW.
The ctily pan oI .osicrda, after.
noon according lO thy program. de-
voted 'n unriH o' 100 kinds for which
ynlHnhi" niiycs were offered Tho
events wore at MONS fa,Hs. loan
men races. o. tine Cd. NaI. q Durio race.
% bicycle lco. koe plilne unil driving
nd huru". htch'rr contests
luu rInh' the automobile aud sfroo'
rrI H.H1c ionE place Thc dIly'fH
l"lmtd HI thr Plaza 100 in O'Clock 1I
which Iuc thrt utfr siNou Torches
md other iotms ul illumination iur
dofoUIuH thrir machines The pro
recession uulloVod hu linz coll rh" ears
from tur Plaza io 81 Aufhunv's snni
tatIUu
Tho riding contest is scheduled r0i
thp llst afternoon oft the 'ait nut
WIN hc the STELLA attraction The
hnil haioueiug to q 5 Nters nu ann
mail nul has nct.r been ridden. Nil
hr lu ib, event and LARGE nuwho
ot ooNunnchers from The ranches vii
aurmn to cunauur The beast Ft1nl
Clui has furnished r. Vriup oi horse'
! flr tuc afternoon ana several nf hr
uu .ror- viii hc uu hand to anus.
/ tlr crowd Al u invited to iak'
nlr H his event as there viii Doe
louos onough for 800 10 olp on th'
snnriins program 60 The fair the hr'
/ deNa ueuts OF ihc east tui Wea
sides Nill run race
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
WHO OWNS AIR IS
NOW IMPORTANT
QUESTION
Code to Govern Aerial Craft
Suggested BY Professor
Hazeltine of Cambridge
Suggests State Control.

E Yut.. GOT G.--Dr g. H. uuy-
oliiuo. 900 American professor ol lass
u Cambule. university. vino b. now
IA N,s WORT on leave Of absence rs
dDtufuE uis .uogEies tn n study of he
legal phases o.. aviation Flc heliovoa
That code ui laws for the HiI Will hr
developed within ihr next iew venrs
Some 0l his views IN this subject are
given in un interview published here
today
\ rhipr luint nl discourse. hc SAYS.
ir ag 10 whether he air is free.
whether each state has ihc right SO
soy .IeirntN 90 iNo MIR space above
ne torriior, and Dos waters. or Whr.h-
cr tbo lu sunou shculi De- Cpcn ~ ail
countries Etcr ono admits lhai fho
ai above tho hish soas should Dee
ur.p
"Ny own Wow "a strongly n favor
81 psor.isnig Each state o0Iid con
tract with other statos aH % secs best
loo fclaId fo itu occupation of bee local
a,mosuhoro aud could licrusr lnr'Ign
Ny.u 40 ,ran syorap iis ulr each IN.
diyidull complying with rc'ulations
affecting the health. safety and vel.
Save, uf the country
There arc mung uostioua %. nI
waite law. for Instance The ri'u' ID. %
aulowncr 90 Ne B.J above bin |
have looked into English cU.os a7
Thoroughly ua ,mld ana N}o
found thni there W p ven ostH HlI,hel
Wow among English lawyers fn9t
landowners own The nii space .u la
the heavens Englsh court hHfo
held hat certain interference uHD
tho ate space are either treHlgr .o. ur
uuisanors Such decisions have u"ru
rcudrrci in HE case Of orcctina lehis
sfting.us wires. living balloon and
dischnHinr Woicctilcs
@ holioyo aviator ought io h' ID"
stIaiu.d from lyius over ul7 ciNr.
French aus GrImlu regulation. I
rOady forbid ilfins over cit.oH OF %
certain size ln ruHrfc of Time JU
rnuirR viii bo defined with stations
Whr, e may nr permissible to slcr
and get supplits'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
USE STEEL BARGES
ON MISSOURI
First of That Type Arrives at
Kansas City. Pushed by r
Tunnel Type Steamer;
Carries Coffee from Brazil.


klnei. D|f, Mo. ID .t G--A ehip-
.,,.,, , ..p.. .pr,I.4 LA tbe p,si
......,
N'.'''' ' ''''' NV
"nf.r t. in WY f"h iii"fl' hns ar
f,.d u ktnsuH.s't,
70 tunu.i.f,r. r.,.f. .fcnmcf 4 N
....., tt,. ,l,.. s..i.,,,. ,,, 49,,
'.'' '.I'' '''' '"'' i"' "p INV
Missouri river arrived 100 thr purt ~
Kansas Gus It 800 O'Clock strrlHy
afternoon luI was "ni'u h5 700 90
mot. "t~"ns slin. H.d 'h the wharf,
Th' Wiu,.ii '''iui' "l 'h' u'N AZ
ilNH W't 'tD -tmn'lii' "l limos OF inc
uit while u"i nuIt Tor the sole
putputr H' ieIug ih' beauty uN'IHg"
cos ih' rN'r .i"ll the hcW boat is
ltIW anu Hl'i'tlt'. pc sinRl" yellow
"H'k t"rnmE % I'-i'Iul 'prN g." the
uf f'Wld Of WhH' 'nd nlhck trimmed
, dr.,.
Tur barge lnd,aNur looks liNp the
popular conception eft NoahH ara. but
somewhat larger tiln the nihlic1l
pug ''"' '' U,n, P''u''' ''''.'-
~" "'N
60. ,. t..-. =.
,',' ,., :, .uN =
=" "'
, u ''' '''' M"
''' '''s"''''h ."'''l''nl'
N"'"N ~"
'',','''' ~" '~"'n W" ~, ,''',
| the maiden voyage was "A ntiia NOR.
| thau 1000 toms The scott s not
I oatpo steamer aud carried only Sea
| crew aud some or tn. coal needed fol
| BE-, cnriucs
| l.. p,. Er..,t.r v.ts ,.,l.1 49,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
CORNFED CATFISH IS
NOW SWELL FEED
Milkfed Chickens Will Have
to Go Way Back and Sit
Down; Like Many Other
Good Things.

Topeka KDns, oct Everyone
has heard thai the 5>Rnsns curnird
steer is the beat ever. kiug EMS
worth. steer raised ana fed at tho
state agricultural cnlioge. was mo
finest beef nnimel ever shows 90 tho
chicago stock show Hut did anyone.
auS time. over hear of u corniCd cat
fish,
That's the newest thing in the Kan
sar meat line. The corn and alfalfa
fcd strcrs first. then cnme the milk
tod chickens ard noN comes the c"rn-
ted catfish The strannoFt thiuE
about thr catfish ~ that y - rnluru
cnunpi write book about %, Prot
J.. T.. nNoho. state fish nnd gune
warden Is the sponsor for the corn
frd catfish, and Ne ~ going To- Wtilo
q book ct his own about tho gotniud
! fsh aud the podigrccd fish
tcd un Cornhrad
| 4 knew that catfish liked corn.
but I dld not know IL made such re-
difference until this summer Pro
lossur nyeho sald We Keep th"
ssh n ponds ~ the state hHtchrrs
and hRv. been ferding those in one
pond on curnmcnl aud curnbread. lt
h cement lined pond We have
catfish ia either ponds too. ana $50"
have bron eating catfish go the haith-
crS from both ponds You would Dee
surprised at the difference between
the coinfcd fish ana the flRh that
lives on moss ad Insects The flrsh
of the cornfcd fish h. whittier finer
grained. smoother aud swectcr than
ans catfish I ever ate.
| There lR az much difference bee
tween the cornfcd pond catfish auN
the ordinary pond catfish as between
H. sIrioin steak and chuck from u
h,dTs neck We have cnugnt some
catfish IN the river ana % cosntrt
pond catfish beats the rlvor cni' h
az much ~ sirloin steak beats u
round steak ! was never ~ surpr.scs
in my itfr nv ! was ~ Tie difference
in tho quality of the aFh that had
grown up on corn and those fed on
ldinars fish foods 90 tha. lived I'm thc
streams,
More Meat on tho Fish
a have just started another expert
imcnt at the hatchery and this oNpcrl-
nent tnkes tn an she fish grown thrrr.
Z am going to take the fish that are
the thlckest through Just back ~ the
head. that have the largest franc uul
tho most meat on the ribs. ana mate
them 80 produce fish with the hgn-
! est possible quantity of meat lhf
stockmsn are always nlking about
improved cattle and noss and shrrr
go produce better beef animals. us
lal dnuc ny careful selection AMI
breeding That's what am goinr 'u
do with the flfh ! am going Co breed
meat producing bass aud orappic and
catfish uy mating those Win th"
ibrcadest hacks cyory year"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
WYOMING GIRL TO
RIDE ACROSS THE
CONTINENT
Must Make Trip From Buf,
falo, Wye, to Buffalo, N. Y.
Before April in Order to
Win Purse and Ranch.

Phoenix. Art. GOT o. Alberta
CM4e q Wsuutup girI, has entered
Arizona uu hrr Wut to New fufh she
a NHIr. nuu her home nt llhhlo'
Mlu.tu BuHnlo y and must MAKE
thD uip hr way ut l.os Angeles Hhu
nu sh h.r lHuk Jauui hy AprL in ord'i
to win q purse of sl 600 and 3N'm'
nero ranch ma hcr escort b Michey'
doe bof stoed Sud a plain. every
dn, mchsiiu ncuy
FROM iuma Nsr across The affni na
anl me.uuiif pomes the word mat
Mickey aud Bud and tho girl from
WSomIne arc hound 'or Phoenix Five
thousand iyC hundred miles ihoy VII
hayD tfokbcd when DE uoudod palma
of the capital city nod them o vel.
come
Miss Claire has hlazod trails
through forests. camped alone niles
tfnm nowhere. threaded her way over
hec,llug crlgs aud along the face of
Wepu mountains. forded troachcrous
streams illt ho Wyoming smilo has
remained as sioadlaal a. Mickey aud
Imd
Poor liuc. old Sew York She may
acclaim the fcais off Eleanor Sears.
rbnpsodixc over the ankle skirt and
wae n lAdcd wac 40 Oahy the king.
catcher but When ne Mickey and nud
ana lhe girl lrom annRoi sauutef into
Buffalo town. iho cilpk 0f the glrl's
Fpus viii IlnH cont % mcssnee ihat viii
iar broadway from A tn lzyuld Moth.
ine IKE Miss claire In Nov YORK
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
- "a & A GREAT TONIC
0s @Ds ss1s AND BLOOD PURIFIER

There above all others which makes the
greatest oncs and that because is the most perfect OF all
blood purifiers Any which needs tonic needs blood pri
FER impure blood which The weakened rundown
condition of the body SSS made entirely ct herbs and
barks which possess only strengthening properties Du at the
recognized ingredients OF the greatest value for
removing every mpury poison faint IRON The Circulation AAS
improves appetite and DIGESTION coecls stomach disturbances
and steadily and builds the system up to perfect health
adds blood ch heahu properties needs and IN every
way system stand the strain OF Inc long hot
cures all diseases disorders arising from weak impure
blood Book the blood and medical advice free SSS Tor sale
u drug stores THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co, ATLANTA GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
MISSOURI WILL HAVE
FIRE PREVENTION DAY

Jefferson CITY Mo. oct g luauo.
clgmation lstuei by Governor Ild.
lc, setting aside October q as FiIrD
PREVENTION DAY" iho governor SAYS
statistics show Tint me loss eft rEuW
.,rit by nrc in th, United States d. lr
cronslug noM wear to year and for
this reason ho urrcs that better moth.
ODDS ho studied and adopted for pre-
y,utiun of thc gruNth of losses Hom
thls source Doe addition tu The urow
cuy loss oach year ne Says ihai 1n
average of .p" EpI 0us In fhc Emitted
States are burned to death or Hu'i0-
Gated ANA 5000 ave injured
VITO Hear him. doctor 10 rntrs
hv tho hour about spark plugs diffor.
rniluls. gear boxes. rarhur'tors ana
tiincs Can't Nuu do something nr
hIm'
Doctor Madam. won should mot
have called mr What hr needs o.
un nuto rcpnir man Judge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-06
NEARLY A MILLION
NOW IN VAULTS
Travelling Auditor Joerns Re
ports That Amount in Terri.
torial Treasury Other News
Notes From Capitol.

Santa Ne. y ". ocr travelling
Nuditor John iocrus mas completed
thr Hnauciui statement showing ihc
condition of the offices of thc county
lreasurely at tho oioso of business.
AUGUST %. thr first column showing
Receipts for tn month, thD second,
dis1urs' mrula for tie month. and the
'h.td. balance. S"Ptombor o.
htfnllnio, xS,1ta.sPi fta.Nan 90.
kNN.tHa.tt.
cha.r.. sc5,is! sl,aa.'a, tss.-
3N331
ratN, t,aeasi. tss91da. sat-
1855 80
carry sstissi; sttatos; Nc,-
1913
poua ANA. tieetsi. sasescs.
8st. NuG.0I.
Edd,. ss.sssso; s. see.si; $50.
13tN2
Grant ss55im. sc.aiseo, sat-.
N1i.N0.
dmdnlupo. ssleest 'e.eosli
lama. seeooo. ,tes5cii ,a,ssi
Ia.
McEmc, ,eec g. se.ei5s7. so.
| gf3.tl
| Mor.. Ssciese. ssIsaoe3 see,
4 entoG.
otrro. s.elioI. uo.silse. tsL
lUa3ui
QmN s7.sosiol si.assso; SIS,
| fGI.a0
nio Nriaa. SOLAR iis'sl7
S3a.Psg
Roosevelt ys.eSo.o5: 81. eco 2s: $40,
sIs32
saudo,m. ulais: ,io'i.75; SIS.
scgsT
son Juan. ssSs.et sa.cs7.i5, 81,
3s7.3g.
SANTA Fe. si.sa7ei. iLle52a. ss3.
lt10.tt
sieun, uicii, ss.ssSti, ssltas.
49,
socorro. ,aosols. ts.essaS. $40.
CgS.33
Taos. tsGsoe, ts.tci7o; sso.oti.ti
| Torrance ti45lit. s1.o937i; so,
1886
Union. ss,9oi5s, tt.soS.tl; s2I
l551.SN
valcpclo. tSs7os sta75.as 500,
i3g95.
ro:al, 17e.7S5os. sI;o.sl7o ~
/ saGg.oS5.51