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LIVES IMPBRILBD
In AN AUTO CRASH
Machine Plunges Through
Crowd Into Window.

A woman's whim-desire to learn to
drive a motor car-ali but cost her own
life and the lives OF four men in the
carly hours of this morning. when big
seven passenger touring car jumped the
curbing at Ninth and H streets north
west. dashed through a throng Of men.
scattering them left and right and
crashed into the window Of a cigar store
BY the most fortunate combination Of
circumstances the score of persons whose
lives were in jeopardy escaped injury, al
though it was for a time feared that one
man. the owner Of q car, had suffered
a broken neck.
wealthy New Workers., gave fictitious
names to the police At the First precinct
station. the men exhibited big rolls Of
money. and the woman mentioned that
she had lost 500 sable mum.
Just before the accident an unidentified
man, believed to have been under the in
luence of liquor, startled the neighbor-
hood by loud cries of Murder, police,
helpr He started shouting loudly At
Tenth and II streets. and ran the block to
Ninth street.
Twenty or moro persons followed in his
wake until Policeman Murphy appeared
The policeman overlook the man At the
southwest corner of Ninth and H streets
and began questioning him. while the
crowd of curious collected. The throng
was gathered on the corner when the au-
tomobile. running at high speed south
on the west side Of Ninth street, sud-
denly veered from it's course. jumped the
curbing, and hurtled through the crowd.
Several were knocked down. J. F. Simp-
son, of 915 Rhode Island avenue north
west. was the only one injured. He sus-
tained several cuts and bruises on the
face and body.
When the automobile crashed into the
window Of thee cigar store. r. e. Thomp-
son, Of New York City, who said later
that he owned the automobile, was thrown
to the ground. striking on his neck and
being knocked senseless. Before the in
jured man could be picked UP. the woman.
who gave her name as Miss Catherine
Brown. leaped from the car. crying hys-
terically, "Oh. did do that; did ] do
that" fighting her way through the
crowd In an effort to reach the side OF the
supposedly dead man. T. NJ. Walker was
another occupant Of the car. An ambu-
lance was summoned from Emergency
Hospital. but just ~ its gong was heard
far down the street the unconscious man
revived and arose to his feet. He said
he was nots hurt.
Policeman Inman and Bicycle Police
man Conners requested the automohilists
to 30 to the station. and they drove there
in . cab. While the young woman ad-
mitted she was driving the car ct the
time Of the crash, Chauffeur Emil Fri
berg. thirty years old, Of Ia West Nine
tieth street, New York City. GAllantly |
came to the front and when afrsigned
before the desk sergeant 1T the station
declared he was driving the car. and |
that Miss Brown had no hand in the acci- |
dent Friberg left 80 collateral ana the |
automobilists departed.
Thompson and Friberg said they are |
stopping at the Congress Hall Hotel |
Miss Brown and Walker gave their Cd |
dresses q the New willard. The chauf-
feur said the party arrived in Washing
ton on Thursday last.
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HINTS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE.

To remove marks and scratches on dull
newspapers and hot fiatiron. This must
be done only II the furniture has a duh
finish.
Hot pillows WIN sometimes serve to
cure q nervous headache.
Don't dampen silk when pressing; a
moderately hot iron with cloth or paper
between the garment ana the iron. when
the pressing ID on the right side. should
be used.
A method by which rooms may be made
mouse PROOF is to have the walls while
stil In the rough lined with fne meshed
wire mosqito netting. after which the
lumber Is put on.
When putting away the summer suits Of
boys and men. be sure that there are no
matches left IN the pockets. Fires in at
tics often start from mice nfbbling
matches in clothes.
In busting q room DO not fan to dust
the brass or iron bed well Remember
that the head and foot pieces under the
springs should Be a free from dust a. the
parts above
Melted pars6n = an excellent alright
cover for preserves.
A bottle containing lime water and linz
seed Oh. equal parts. II always kept IN
my cook room. q, II II d applied directly
blistering. and allays an pain.
1t II q wise plan to shink ., woolen
or mohair braid before putting It ON
ones skirt. Then. II the skirt 10 vet.
there b no danger of the braid shrink
ing the garment IN an unsightly man
ner.
MAXI . practice Of emptying the dish
pan, a. well - the tea q coffee pot.
into strainef rather than into the sink.
Then the contents Of the stfatner may
be easily semptied into the refuse pail
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A READY REFERENCE GUIDE.

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appalled, find much and ashamed
I don't know"
must n
K
striking helpful
subject little notebook which
handbag which accompanies
a reading I .
whe a IN
my
the S 1 a
Is
has
DOROTHY AVERY
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(&SIsyllSg o.. {.

Daily Matinee. &c; Evenings. Nr. 81. and ise
joyful Tlncful, IAughab,e Jubilee Blu. ChAse
Tweifth Anniversary Celebration. GUS EDWARDS
.'SONG REVUE. Is BROADWAY yMEDi
STARS Including Mr.. Edwards in the Mammoth
MusicaI Production Without Parallel. f1ve Scsoes
Of Absolute Novelty. Don WHITE. the Whine
Sox Pitching Wonder in Pun for the Fans.
AGNES SCOTT & HENRY kEANE blLLr
GASTON MINERVA CONERDALE: Three
Motion Pictures NEXT WEEk-Nalene Beg1e
4 Co in Judgment. Her Latest Triumph. MnF-
ton & Moore THE Merry Whiri'' Comedy Stars,
&c. Buy Seats To-day.
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Gluten Brs,ad.
Hun IL Philn1e1rAie ~.

Emn IL RhilnDeHhdo ~.
One pint milk, -eisAth toaspoou salt
two eess not beaten. haif yeastcake;
scald the milk. aAd the sAlt: let cool ~
for white brsnA; dissolvs the yeast In Z
little of the warm rnilk net 100 h0t), and
the 0o1r gradually stiTi1g ~ ~ time
Win Gpoou untn ~: fthea ArUp IL
eegs and haat wslls ~ 4peee 9eur ssAd-
uslly: Otir. WftA Z. apoeus ynef ceet& .
vAa1e brood: thea tneoA Win - hands
~ mlnutep: Y ~ Aoeoh ettcke q he
haads ~ . Iittlo 49, oneeee = 1oA q
80 s1oaoo eo1e - p bepeh M Mn
taeSo 1oRe1: - - to1e - ~ 1ouss tl
= Nig1p HeeGos - seles4 80 - . eepl
60 - .eele -
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COAST srollrswnr.

Vera Crus, Msxico, Jan. h-rhe sulf
eoaak region oe rahaseo. Canpreehse an1
Yucatan has been swspt WITH TIE 49,
verest s4arm known theee fer nasre thaa
tventy yeass ouf1ng ~ lhse ssvieal 1oyA
- rspotts rscsiy61 hero ~ nsoeQoe. ~,
& = hnovn thaf eneeDus 4eG9 pael
- 3 peopeetys - I'll De4el1e1 y
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Inexpensive Kaznalade.

Two large oranges, one lemon. three
pounds rhuharb. twelve cups sugar. ~
c1po waAR. wash oranges ana Iemeus
dice ou potato slicef. ard pat smAA Gn1n
through mea4 chopper. Cover vnA -
cola water. let stand for twmfy-oeu
hours, cook IN hour. than odd sugar -
cook enly until II = dissolved Rs1nqvo
nom stUve and 1T stand an0thee tUso4HS
fow hou& Put en stoves 81 rAnol
cut .iato Inch ptscea. and eook I'm -
tuiAo 5o1l1os vhGn cooie1- IAla = ue4
b : lamlly hektee than ny - tne aHo
sxpena1ve mnxsaa1nAse o. ~ atsoee ~ !
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Puhs sre sr.duaIly giving way to clusters oi
curia
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SUIDAY anD lDolDaY nExT

WatcA these e0lunns fer furthef par.
tteulafs of th1s extraoedlnafy feature,
arranged fer the patEons - the Em.
pReas 1AeOtef at gfeot extra eo0t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

territory OF New Mexico. do hereby
certify that there was filed for rec
ord IN this office at eleven O'Clock
a. IN. on the ninth day of March. A.
-. 1911. Certificate OF Stockholders
Non-i Liability of The Herald PUBLISH
ing Company. No. 67ii. and also that
have compared the following copy
of the same with the original thereof
now on file. and declare II To- be "A
correct transcript thercfrom and of
the whole thereof.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the territory of New Mexico.
at the city of santa Pc, the capital.
ON this ninth day OF March. a. ID.
1871.
lSeal) NATHAN JAFFA.
Secretary OF New Mexico.
Ry EDWIN T. COARD.
Assistant Secretary.
Certificate OF Nom Liability.
Joseph r.. saint. Frank 4. Huhbell
and Edward \. Mann. incorporators
THE HERALD PUBLISHING COM
PANY n corporation whose articles
of Incorporation are herewith filed.
hereby declare there shall he no
stockholders liability ON account OF
any stock issued by said THE HER
AID PUBLISHING COMPANY. over
ana above the amcint NJ the actual
subscription thereof, and that sub
scribcrs to stock In the said company
shall be liable only for the par value
of stock So subscribed
Dated this the 9Th day of March,
| 4. -. Nineteen Hundred Eleven.
(Signed EDWARD \. MANN
1Signodl FRANK A. HCBBELL.
tSignodI JOSEPH T.. SAINT
Territory of New Mexico. Bcrnaliilo
| County--ss.
| On this 9th day of March. \. -.
1911, before me personally appeared
npseph T.. Saint, Frank n Hubbcll
laad Edward \. Mann, 10 me known
To be the persons described In and
who executed the foregoing insiru-
mrnt. and each for himself acknowi-
edges that he executed the same as
! his voluntary act and deed.
In witness whereof / have hcreuntn
set my hand and affixed my notnrial
seal the day and year last above writ
ten. tSignedl
JOHN VENABLE.
Notary Public.
,Notsr,Rl Seal
Ny mmission expires Nov. j..
ia1t
Endorsed. 80. G7li cor Reed
Vol .. page a. Certificate of stock
holders Non-i.iability Of The Herald
| Publishing Company. Filed I'm ONCE
Of Secretary of New Mexico. Mar,h =.
| 1911, II a. m.
| NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary.
| Compared G. T. X, O. n. a.
Territory 81 New Mexico. COUNTY 'I
| Rcrualillo
This instrument was '.Hl fur rr'-
ord on the 10th duy u March, WI
AZ l;20 O'Clock D. m.
Recorded lu Vul q" Misc Of Roc
ords OF said counts folio %
\ T.. WALKER,
Recorder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
\\p svill. THEY u\NNEit
SE< AIOl, OWEN Oh Okl\

II nov appears that instead 81 be-
ing a patriot. who NaS anxious e. SOC
Arizona admitted with the initiative,
The referendum aud the recall mat
senator owens Of oklahoma was %
cheap plkcG, and was using tins de-
Alct 10 save his own pocket book II
seems that the government has COM
mencvd a large number nf suits IN
oklahoma io protect tlo Indians. and
uullify muny of the deeds they gave,
Tor little or M con>idr aton, Whl'h
deeds were not approved hN the d"-
purtmcnt as was required Many ni
thcs, suits are against senator owens.
IL required special appropriation To
pay the expenses oi these suits. ana
he senator from oklahoma did not
want one made 1ad 80 commenced
this hghl on New Mexico to q" things
M So that tho sundry cill appropria
Ion could not pass, and he would he
,aVed the expense of defending a law
suit, senator owen said he was de-
term!npd To defeat the sundry ciSil
bill because the senate would not APP
prove the Arizona constitution with
lis provision FOR r,call of Judges Per-
haps senator owen told the truth. bui
he has no right Ia he surprised that
senators SHOULD wonder and should
smile significantly when they discover
that tn hill Nj owen was seeking
Ca defeat "in the interest of Arizona
was nf FAR greater moment, oi great
financial ntrres, Go Mr. owen MN :
self. Same folks would imagine thhl
senator owen had acquired some oi
the principles Of the prohibiti"nists'
.ordsburg LIBERAL,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
SCHUMANN-HE|NK'S
SON A COWBOY

Tucson. Ariz. April s--Fordinand
Schnmann.lieink. the 2l'Near old son
of Nine Schumann.lleink, lannon's on
Two continents rs u grand opera star
is something of COWBOY or rather
haa been for the last few months.
Now he H. H. a hospital recovering
nom his experience rejecting on the
iact that spring is coming IN Ne"
Notk. ana as soon ~ he can he VIII
return 10 the metropolis.
Ferdinand arrived in Tucson about
three months ago lie was In the
southwest To enjoy he warmth of a
southwestern winter, and he was ten
grove which his gifted mother owns
In Riverside COUNTY He stopped on
in Tucson 10 see what the old.time
cowtown was like. and stayed seycrai
DAYS lie did nor want any publicity
based on Nine Schumann-lieink
achi, yem.nts Therefore he did not
own up 10 his relationship. In tact,
he rather strongly intimated that he
Was a travelling salesman whose
name. by an odd coincidence. happen
I'd to DEE the same a. that OF the
prima donna He was so IN earnest
about i that he made It stick
When he had been here few DAYS
ne took to the desert Ferdinand
Schumann.iloink was metamOrphosed
into Pima county Arizona. COW
puncher riding IN dusty chaps over
the Il, scrt hills. guarding tn" why
steers OF The Arivaca Land and cattle
company AT Arivaca, which, trans
lated from Spanish into plain Eng
lish means dry COW
schumann. Heink enioyed u lie
was the rankesi kind Oi tenderioot,
bW he Was also young. healthy ana
'ul oi life He took the life as ne
found II, enjoyed the experience.
learned To ride well. anu got along
nicely with the M2Nican AMI Amer
lean COW punchers. Alter time,
however the lonesome liie began 10
plll and then came the yearning ior
New York
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ARMY MANEUvERs
Confined from page onc)

OContinued from Page Onc)
hgHtiug. ana 10 communicate with
distant point, by Witches. The signal
corps 40 san Antonio has just re-
ceiVed q new adjunct in the form OF
several acroplancs. The aoroplanos
VIII hr gwen rigid try-nut in the
Texas operations.
Ia connection with the infantry III
vision AZ san Antouio there has been
'rganizcd a cavalry brigade. The
sp", iHi duiN OF the cavalry IN war is
Co overthrow the hostile cavalry. and
keep II from obtaining Information Of
Us own division and to obtain in
formation 80 the enemy. This has to
b" done with large bodies OF cavalry.
regiments aud squadron are too weak
Tor MS purpose. our cavalry Officers,
with rare cNccptiuns, have never had
an opportunity tu handle larger bod-
ios ut cavallry than a regiment The
an nAtonio camp of instruction gives
them this opportunity. There H. a
MD" spread ic'liug In the cavalry that
the organization uf It's regiments Is
Anticipated. ANA various new urganil-
ations VIII hc trI"d ont In the instruc-
tiun camp. with the idea of develop
Ing the one which * best suited ,o the
usu ut the CaNaifl
Then. too, o. vast amount of yalu-
able Information and experience - To
b" gained hN th.s, maneuvcrs tor the
general STAFF the department and post
commanders. orsanizatiou command
crs. aud the railroads. az a result Of
bringing together. without previous
notice the $50, 1000 troops now maxi
Ing M the man,uNtr division in Texas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
APPRENTICES AND THE
GRAYS PLAY TOMORROW

The contestant, who are 10 cross
bats on the Traction park nold 10.
morrow afternoon are nor envrlupcd
IN mNst' riuu shroud oi silence.
They are not cougcaling anything they
have Ia say about heir hopes of car
ryng on gort rllp, An les in rcadi.
ness for tn lray, the Apprentices
have heavily tapped their bats and The
pitching trio ot the Albuquerque
Grays. are applying machine oil 10
their elbows
With ~ worlds champion crack
shot. Rush Race 10 make things in.
teresiing from 90 To 2 80 and with
a game coming OF AZ that time which
viii show villa material We have Tor
a winning team This year, strong pub.
Ii csnpport t. cNpected and solicited
by the manager
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
COMMERCIAL CLUB
MEETS TUESDAY

Their, win he n big meeting ol The
Commercial club N \ O'Clock Tuesday
oNonin2 az which the proposed Albu-
quoiquc Pennington ana Gull rail-
road viii br up for consideration and
discussion Zig gettogoihcr meetings
have been held recently IN Farming
Ton ana ia Durango Buth towns want
the road Albuquerque wants % also.
All those interested In railway that
Will Omen up virgin country right at
the doors OF Albuquerque, should at
tend the club meeting Tuesday night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
GrdndmOther+S Garden

Snapdrngon and shy n'goll'
Latkspur aud lavender blue;
Live forever and ribbuu grBss.
"Old man" and "old WOMAN too.
"Why don't make one d.tr.c?
An money could never bur
The years Of youth ANA iI sunny hours
And the blue of "a .hldhu1d's shy
The face of dear grauIW"thri,
who guided my childish feet
Along the fragrant pathways.
Nnd picked me q n"s"gay sweet.
Sen keep my dear dream garden,
Where lessons al faith ana love
W,r. enWn IN the t"ud,I child hcarl
To bloom the garicne above.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

| dream of a flower garden.
one that I used to know.
"Oncc on u time" as children say.
such long. long years ago.
There IN the farthost corner
Were Haunting hollNhocks.
And Just. a little nearer
The tall and stately phlox
There clumps of cVcrlnstings.
sweet william and colunhuo.
Here. msrigplds and cuckscomh.
And morning glory vine.
sweet pinks along the pathway
Then balsams ana four o'clucEs:
Bachelor buttons aud mourning brid
And mignoncttc and stocks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08

sary FOR the conduct and carrying ON
of the business of publishing and
printing of newspapers. magazines.
pamphicts. periodicals or any other
publication of any kind and nature
whatsoever.
ARTICLE ".
Tho total authorized stock Of this
corporation Is one Hundred THOUSAND
Csi0O.0O0) Dollars. divided into one
Thousand q 1000 shares of the par
value OF one Hundred ti00) Dollars
each.
ARTICLE "
The names of the incorporators.
the posi6fnce addresses of each. aud
the number of shares subscribed for
by each, the aggregate OF which ~
Three Thousand $4,000 Dollars, the
amour. OF capital stock with which
tho company viii commence business.
are as follows.
Number Of
Name. T. q. Address. shares.
J. T.. saint, 500 West Tljeras
Ave. Albuquerque,
New Mexico .,,,.. Ten
~ ftubb'lis 'i' 'N'N
Ave, Albuquerque,
New Mexico ...,.,, Ten
r.. a. Mann. 1t5 West Tijeras
Ave. Albuquerque,
New Mexico ,...,.,Ten
ARTICLE VI.
The porlod for the duration of this
company IL fifty years from TINS date
ARTICLE VII.
Joseph T.. Saint. Frank \. Hubhell
and Edward A. Mann, John N"nahie
and George +. Albright are hereby
named and appointed the directors o'
this company who are 10 act as snch
for the first three months after the
filing of this Certificate of lncorpora-
zion, and until their SUCCESSORS are
elected and qualified,
Tho power 90 make. alter, revise ana
amend the bylaws OF this company "
and shall ne vested solely Ia the st"ch-
holders. The board OF directors ~
this company shall consist ana 10
composed of Ave directors. each "'
a nom must he stockholdcr IN the
company.
I'm witness whereof We the under
stoned have hcrcunto set our hands
and seals the fourth day OF Marc u
IA D. Ninctocn Hundred Eleven.
oSirncdl JOSEPH T. SAINT. tSthl'
(Signedl FRANK \. HtBBElI.,
(|oal. !
1s,gncd, EDWARD \. MANN tS"all
TERRITORY of New Mexico, b'rno'''o
County--ss ~
ON This the 9Th day OF Mutch, y -,
1911. before me personally "lp'"'' ~
Joseph T. saint. Frank \ liupp''.
and Edward \. Mann, 20 me KNOW !
"a be the persons described IN a"'
who executed the foregoing 'ns'ru
ment. and each for himself Nn"W''
eyes that he executed the same as III
voluntary act and deed.
In Witness whereof / have hereunt'
sci my hand aud affixed my notafla
senl tho day ana year last oboN'
written tSisneol
JOHN VENADLE,
Notary puhlic.
tNotarial Scail
My commission expires NoV %
1874.
Endorsed. No. 67l8 Cor. Rec
Vol. 6 Page %. Articles "l ln'"'
pOratlOn OF me i'r"'H
Company. Filed IN office "t S'cr'''rl
of New Mexico, March p WI
n m. NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary.
Comnarcd @ +. *. q NJ H.
Territory of New Mexico, county ~
Bornalillo--ss ~.
This instrument was il'd inr '''''"
ON ,he 10Th day of March, lall, al
! go o'clock. y. m.
Uecorded in Vol 60" Misc of Rec
ords OF said county. folio 80.
A. E. WALKER.
Recorder.
Territory of New Mexico, offcc o'
the secretary.
Ccr,iiicaie or CoMlarison'
Nathan Itifu secretary al IN,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
Articles OF Incorporation OF THE Her.
aid Publishing COMPANY.

We. the undersigned citizens of the
United states of America and of the
territory of New Mexico. who's, full
names are Joseph y. saint. Frank A..
Hubboll ana Edward A. Mann. Ia or
der to form corporation for the OBJ
iects hereinafter set forth, under and
pursuant To- the provisions of the lave
~ the territory of New Mexico relat-
ing to corporations and the incorpora.
ton thereof. do ccr;iiy as follows:
ARTICLE 7.
The name of this corporation ~
THE HERALD PUBLISHING CON-
pANY.
ARTICLE IT,
The location of it's principal office
In the territory Of New Mexico is at
No. l2i North second street. In the
city of Albuquerque. territory OF New
Mexico. and the name OF tho agent
therein ana I'm charge OF said princi-
pal Office. and upon whom process
against this corporation may be
served Is Edward A. Mann of Albu-
quorque. y. NJ.
ARTICLE III.
The objects for which ana for any
~ NHiAH 'HlN ~ lNIni'h
ar, rs follows:
ca 70 carry on tho business OF
printing and publishing neWspapci
or newspapers aud all kinds ~ joi
printing. and the printing and pub
fishing of newspapers. magazines
pamphlets, periodicals of every kind
ana nature whatsoever; IL own. opcF
ate and conduct a printing ana pub
fishing establishment and To- issu,
ana publish newspaper. magazines
pamphlets and periodicals. as afore.
said
CD To own. sell. exchange. lease
acquire and deal in lands. town lots
ANA real estate Of every kind and ma
tire whatsoever
tD 10 purchase. subscribe for. OF
otherwise acquire. and to hold. Ia.
shares, stocks or obligations of any
company organized under the laws ot
this territory or OF any other state al
territory or colony OF the Unite,
states or of any fpreign country. anC
To- s,il or exchange the same. or upor
"a distribution of tho assets or division
OF profits Ia distribute any suct
shares. stocks or obligatlons or III,
proceeds thereof. among the stock
holders of this company.
CD To incur Indebtedness In such
amount rs may bee deemed nccessar,
or proper; 10 evidence such indebted'
ness by the bonds ur other written
obligations OF this corporation, and
to secure the payment OF such indobt'
odnoss by mortgage. dc,-i OF trust, 81
other form of iucummancc OF and
upon all or any part Of the property
rights. privileges ANA franchiscs OF
this corporation. Nhoth"r acquired Al
the time Of making such nrumnrun'e
or thereafter 10 be acquired
to) To hold. own and manage onl
news or press franchise of any name
or description whatsoever. either in Doe
own name or through trustee APP
pointed and designated by this com
pany for that purpose.
% To do any and all things neces
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-08
WASH THOSE PIMPLEs OFF

Use -. u. u, that mild, soothing
wash. that recognized remedy for Ec-
zoma and all skin troubles. First
drops take away that awful burning
itch. cleanse the skln-~wash away
every impurlty. Nothing like -. ID.
u. for the complexion.
ten times It's cost To have a bottle In
IN" house, Al any rate, drop into
our store To talk over the merits ~
this wonderful prescription.
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