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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

'sInccr De- directed Co sc, with special
committee
Moved uy Alderman Wroth. sccond-
ed JOS Alderman RcidY that recon-
mvudation uf city attorney bc udopt-
I'd. IA regard go city rngIncct actns
with special commiNec. Carried
liccman " Nycr presented plumbers
ANA drdulnyvts bonds ~ the sum of
$4,000. With tho l. :. Fidelity 4 GUAR
tIty Co.,. 0s urcty. Henry c. Sincomb
presented plumbers ana drainlayors
bonds IN - sum of $4,000 with the
/ :. Fidrlits y Hunrauty CO., as sure
| ~. said bonds having boen approved
hy the cttS attorney as tu form
Moved py AldcSnan Hcidy. Sec
ondcd oA Alderman CpnroN that
I bonds bg accepted and that Bceman
| q Nyor and Henry g. Sncomb br
licensed as plumbers and drpDiayers.
carried
Marslpi rep otod thut ne had noti-
| ilcd lll property owners That are 81.
croachlng ou Eighth street and on
| New YORK aVcnu.. tp sacate, ~ ID
r"ctyG b., council
Nd'rmau Conro. stated To- council
| tb.t certain ".ts employees had pad
ma attention Co a. former resolution nf
| council relative 10 the prompt ss tito
men cd ih'ir bills. and moved, second
! od aN Alderman cpcn that the clerk
IbD directed to notify the heads of an
| dcpar meats To- notify .ach cnploye
| That their bills with the merchants
los The city must Dc settled promptly
| under penalty of being discharged
| that this ~ the second and last nnti-
| hcation carried
Moved hy Alderman Wroth. see
| onded by Nlderman Rcidy. that date
| at notice OF h.ntiaE Tea owners al
property nhutting ON streets and ave-
| iucs. included la tho provisional or
| der for street paving, nr changed 10
Thursday, june -, l'il at O'Clock
-. M. lnStrgd OF April 20. 1911 AZ
mad b, resolution 81 council March
%. 1911. and that said motto, be pub
| shed in logll newspaper under act
oi tho LEGISLATURE
Carried Alderman Roldy. Wfoth.
iConroy sherwood. Coeu uud clarke
Nuting Yes
Moved by Alderman Wroth. second
led hy Aliorm.I coon that Clerk he
directed t. advertise Cor bios for city
printing, burial of pauper dead. ana
! f. ding 80 city prisoners 10. ia. COM
ing year Carried
Moved by Alderman Wroth. Soc
ended los Alderman Coru that clerk
De directed Co advertise Tor bids Tor
citl teams for the coming year. and
thai advertisement be made read fur
IA additional teams instead Of eight
Js heretofore
carried Aldermen Roidy. Wroth.
'Conruy, sherwood. ce,n and clarke
voting Eyes
u was brought e. tho attention ~
the council that the retail liquor
dealers were making complaint IN
regard to the many clubs ABOUT town
that handle liquor ana pay no license
Moved by Alderman CLARKE ANA
seconded by Alderman Cnntoy that
the mayor appoint Il commit .c 20 IN
INystigatc tho matter Carried
The mayor thcroupon appointed On
this committee Aldermen Clarke.
Wroth and Cucn.
Upon motion council adjourned
T. " ELDER
JOHN g. McMANrS Mlvor.
clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

t.ctly into terms a. frruuHit gain
aud hat he benefits POO he derived lie
moro in the methods of Thought that
are Induced among th' farmer, be.
cause ui the work. ~ Doc stimulus 81
.I,cs 10 more cxac' Dundur. of the
business of farming and iu .ne conf
d'ucc With which men fHt' uu The
fresh .peourccs which sCicnc, ana the
Industries ave AWAY putin. at me
disposal of agriculture IN. mct that
thusr cuuntries whoso agriculture has
made Dee greatest advances in recent
years are hose which pay greatest at
tenttuu ,o research. the Guild asserts.
b. itsol suiiicicnt justification ior the
action oi he Guild In urgug M, Bit.
1871 gutornment 10 move M his ~.
r'ofiou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

Are you very busy asked the
agent. who had pushed the office boy
out OF toe way ana stepped into tn.
private office whore the head of thc
irm was debating Ia the beautiful
stcnographcr
NO, a. Won see. | am lolllng upon
downy couch and permitting my
fancy to roam through enchanted
realms. Nevertheless | de- not. wish To-
subscribe for ANYTHING this morning
by hurrNng YOU maybe able Ia get
ont before IA. arrival OF the porter.
whom | have lust summoned nv uush o.
ing tho handy button under my right
thumb. Chicago Record Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
Chicago liycStmL.

'hlcaRo, April 2s.-Cattlo- no
c'ip's zoo. market steady. bocV.s.
N'."n a.. Texas steer. $1,000
'.'p, western ~tecrs. SiS0srb..5.
st"ckors aud feeders. si.0uGi5.gu.
COWS ana hoif1s. tlioni.6s. calves
Si.25mGuo
Hogs Receipts 1900. market
weak ic lower; hght. sa.N5a6.eO.
mixed. Sa.N5HG.la, heavy. S5.5Om
50 10, rough. St.t0@5.s5. good ia
choice. heavy, Nimsl0. hulk of
sales. to.uDHGl5.
sheep Rrc,iuts Loco. p,url,,t
steady native. S3UOma.GH: Western.
>S.23m too, tcarlings. s425n5l5.
native lambs tiesmg.I0. western
lambs. xlt5mG.I5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
MORTUARY
Jacob ~. Sira,hnau.

ln tno undertaking parlors OF
Fr,uDr and Low Der. az 70 O'Clock this
Hush " Cooper viii Of
uviile 80 the services over the hodv
oi Jacob ~ Struthman vino died az
his home on \orth liill street last
nieht Miss Anne Strathman. who has
watched over the sick man for the
last f'N months. viii accompany the
body to their old home Ia Illinois.
whore IL win De- shipped this evening.
MI Strntnman Nas prominent drug
Eist ot w paro. IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
LONGER HOURS AND
MORE PAY FOR MEN
G-tancia railroad Nrn Receive or.
drs io ~, IN Ten t,our~ ~ VA, tn
stead or Eight; Extra IA, \pprc.
,'tutsd

Estnucia, y NJ. April - The
master mechanic 80 the railroad shop
mere received orders Yesterday go put
The forN ON too hours time instead
OF the eight hours heretofore worked.
On account uf getting the rolling
stock ia shap, for Extra wo.k. which
81. anticipated in the near future This
is good news 90 th. men, Who are
glad Of do" extra pas. which accom-
paulcs he extra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

Have YOU bought any OF those SEQ
lets In kclly's Addition To- the bust
ness center of willard, the coming
railroad and agricultural center OF
central New Mexico. only 81 down.
balance 81 per week; no interest. no
taxes, perfect title. You can't lose.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

Chicago, lli. Ap>l Wheat --m-
Is $50. Sept >1I-Nc.
'"rn-IuH 5tl.Nmig sept
80 l-Nr
ont, IuN 3.t@31 7-Sc: son.
trmb,L 90 5-N1al 8-tc.
i'.k--JuN 5ttg24 sept. nom.
L1rd-JuID s>"5. sept, SlNI.n
lNI51s.
Ii'hs--Jn'y SN.uzis: sept, S,e7ls.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

WV NVIk NtNk~,
New "Nrk, AUrl 2a.-Cnll money
Prim, mercantile paper. 80 at per
cent
Mexican dollars. t1c.
Nnaigamatcd 81 IN.
sugar. us 1-N nd.
Ntchison, luNi.
tW'at Nurtn,iu preferred. l.G3-i.
N"W Nork central, 100
Nnrthorn pt.'n, rae
Heading. 1919.
southern pa.tus. llals.
luion paru. l5iia.
Stc"l. 1868
steel pre-. Irrd Mans
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

Nls rc'orr.d 60 street committee.
petition was read. same being
-igurt D. VI T. Siamm aud six others.
urotr~tiug against the paving OF silver
.Sauu, from First street to Third
,tJ.'t and SHINE was referred TO thc
street committee.
\ communication from the board of
park Dummisioncrs was read. same
noinE 100 60 Iard e. the matter OF citN
Fairgrounds which WAS rcfcrrod To
said board ed = previous meeting of
Co.,. council for recommendation, and
upba motion OF Alderman Wroth. src-
oudod los Alderman Cocn the matter
sass referred to the board og educa-
tlnu
Tho following city officers Submit
tod reports FOR period April ! to 10.
iHll and were disposed of as fol-
lows
Trolsur, x report tScNor CONSTR.
Fund. March i9ill referred 10 finance
committee
Trca-ur,r's reports. sewer CONSTR
General aud other funds referred 60
finance committee.
clerks report referred To- finance
committee.
M1rshal's report referred tu police
committee.
Tho following city officers submit
ted annual reports Tor the fiscal year
ending Npril -. 1911. ana sam" were
disposed OF as follows.
Trcnsurer's report referred "a IL
nluc, committee.
Clerks report referred To finance
committee.
Mgrshai's rcpor, referred To- police
committee.
street cummissioncr's report refer
red tn street committee
sewer commissioner report refer.
red to sewer committee.
Chiot ot hrc department report re-
fcrc to lire committee Win dirrc'
'rn II !. rommsadsd' . Y" ~"
Tho water committee submlttrt
the following resolution.
RESOLVED that tho order hero.
totorc made cor extension Of winter
maths on south Fourth street ana uu
Atlantic. Pacific and Santa +, Ave.
MUGS be- vacated ana rn To" plac,
thereon thu Water supply comp.n,
bee order II ,o extend Is mains as fol.
lows
ou First street from Stov,r oyrnu,
Co. SECOND street
ON second street from Atlantic ave-
Iur Goo cromwell aNcnu
ON cromwell avonuc from second
street to Bdrrlas road
ON liurelas road from Cromwell
Hyruuc tu lfuu aVenur.
pu seventh street from Iron ave.
uua To coal avenue
ON Iron avenue trpm Third street
Geo iiar"lps road
on StoNcr avenue from Thrd stree
to Fourth street
Ou tiaz'ldinr avenue from Thir,
street 600 Hnr,las road
ON Atluntic aycnu" from Thir,
street tn Barolas road.
bn santa Fc avenue from Fourtl
street 90 Barrlas road
on pacinc avenue IRON Sccou,
street to liarolaS road
Moved rs Ala rman Wroth. second
ed hy Alderman Rridy that rcsou
ton of water commute, be- adopted
carried Aldermen RsidN Wroth
| tonroN, sherwood, Cocn aud Clark
voting Yes
Mr. j NJ Donlittlc or the Chirag,
| Nlll ana luuthcr co. WAS allowed O.
address the council. and poutionp,
| the council for permission Go buIli
% corrusator iron roof from fence L.
cover lumber ot thcir yard
| Moved TO-, Nld .lman Rcid}. second
| cd hos Alderman sherwood TAFT pc
uUou bc granted Carried
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

Bilious Feel heavy after dinner .
Tongue coated Bitter taste com.
ploNion salloW' Liver needs ,ynk,np
up Deans Regulc,s cure billions m.
tacks. 20 cents at any drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
~. tn,,i. Nsu,l

- Louis April ao.--wool unchang,
ed. tcrrltov aud western mediums
10" lic. fine mediums. ismlbc. fm,
e..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

II you want a stylish horse and
! buggy, see w L. TrimbIe. ii3 ~. End
II. Phone No. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
American leaaue.

81 Louis ~ Chicago
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia al New York.
Washlngton at Boston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
The Markets


New York Auiil 90 Lend and
copper nomirtily unchanged
SuNrl. so
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
Western League.
National leaoue

National League.
Boston ~ philadelphia.
New York nj BROOKLYN.
Chicago at pittaburg
Cincinnati AZ ST Louis
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-15
JULIUS UNGER
TO Be MARRIED

When the good ship Wilhelmina sails
from Honolulu this morning there will
be happy and nervous man on board
who is travelling to San Francisco to
become benedick after many years of
single blessedness Julius Unger, man
ager of M A. Gunst and Company Of
Honolulu for the past year and a half,
is the happy man, and ON October 5
at the city of the Golden Gate ro-
nance of ten years standing will be
eliminated when he and Miss Leah A.
Levy are married.
The ceremony will be performed at
the home of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. h. j. Levy, at 30I6 Clay
street, San Francisco. The wedding will
be quiet afternoon affair, and after a
short honeymoon the happy couple will
sail for Honolulu on the Wilhelmina and
make their home in this city.
For several months it has been rumor-
ed that Mr.. Unger was to- forsake the
single state for one of married blessed
ness, but it was not until last week that
he made the formal announcement to
his intimate friends at the Wahine
Kapu Club on Young street.
He has planned to go to the Coast
for some time but even his most init
mate friends could not get him to ad-
NIT that matrimony was the main rea-
son for the trip.
For the past thirteen years Mr.. Unger
has been with M. A. Gunst and Com
pany, rising from the position of retail
clerk to that of manager of the Homo
lulu store which does a business of
many thousands of dollars monthly.
Starting in as retail clerk he was pro-
NOTED to store manager, superintendent
of stores, manager of the premium de-
partment, manager of the wholesale de-
partment, and from the latter position
to the managership of the Honolulu
store.
Mr.. Unger has host of friends who
VIII wish him happy trip to the main
land and a safe return with his bride.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-15
ROOM IN SCHOOL
FOR EVERY CHILD
Superintendent Believes This
Year win Be Good One
All Round.

Arrangements for the opening Of the
schools Of the Territory ncxt Monday
are going or swimningly at the depart.
ment Of public instruction. Willis T..
Pope, superintendent, stated yesterday
that he believes every child who is en-.
rolled will be able to be taken care Of,
despite the fact that additional room
is needed in some sections.
SIN a great many places they have
been unable to give us additional rooms
so far but we know they are coming
as they have been appropriated for, I"
said he. HWe have need of many addi-
tiOnal rooms but believe the work
can be arranged in such a way as to
take care of all the children and so
that they can all be enrolled next Mon
day"
Mr.. Pope stated that where there is
not enough room one teacher can take
part of the first grade in room from
eight in the morning until noon and
after that time another teacher can
take the rest of the first grade till four
in the afternoon.
''The principals have received in
structions in reference to that matter. ,,
said he, "and buildings have been Dor
rowed from plantations all around so
that extra room can be had. In this
way we expect to get pretty close to
taking care of all the children -
RnctH.ao a . A. u.
is good for maintenance. The depart
ment has got all it needs for the girls ,
industrial school, the boys industrial
school, the territorial normal and the
Lahainaluna school. These are all spe-
cial schools and $15O,0OO has been APP
propriated for their maintenance.
Funds have also been set aside for
grounds and repair work. For these
purposes the schools on Hawaii get $40
900; on Maui, $4,000; on Oahu. $35.-
900; on Kauai, 10000. Along with
these sums goes $4,000 for furniture
and fixtures, making $4,000 for re-
pairs and maintenance in counties.
Maui county has also $4,000 under the
head of miscellaneous. besides 100000
for the Lahaina concrete permanent
building.
The sum of $4,000 has been appro-
priated for permanent buildings. on
Oahu; Hawaii gets $4,000 for like
purpose; Kauai, $4,000. All these sums
are for school buildings. The loan fund
commissions on the various islands have
charge of this latter matter.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-15
PROMOTION NAN
OFF FOR COAST
n. P. Wood Has Program Laid
Out for a Month Of Very Tall
hustIlnu for Hawaii.

II. r. Wood, secretary Of the cham
Der Of commerce, secretary Of the Ha'
waii Promotion Committee aud chair.
man Of the Panama. Pacific Information.
al Exposition committee 70 represent
Hawaii, leaves for San Francisco today
in the Matson steamer wilhelmina on
business connected with all three or.
CARNATIONS, which will make his visit
extend from Vancouver and Victoria
to Los Angeles and San Diego.
The objects Of his hurried trip TO
the Coast are to get in immediate
touch with the management, heads of
bureaus and officials Of the 1915 exposi-
tion; to arrange for advertising and
general publicity and to meet and talk
over travel matters with the leading
railway and steamship agents, and also
with the tourist agencies of the princi.
pal cities of the Pacific Coast.
He will also arrange definitely as to
Mrs. Headlee's work for the promotion
committee during the coming winter.
She is now doing excellent service in
Los Angeles. 1t will also be his object
to secure publicity for the 1912 Floral
Parade, which will be held next Feb
ruary.
In Los Angeles he will arrange with
the management of ''The Bird of Para
disc" a new production with Hawaii
as the locale, for special Hawaii adver-
tising.
While in southern California he win
get in closer touch with the San Diego
exposition officials and renew acquaint-
ance with the executive officers of the
chambers of commerce, boards of trade
and commercial clubs along the Pacific
Coast.
Principally, he will investigate ex-
cursion possibilities for the coming
winter and ascertain if there will be
opportunities to work up excursions to
Honolulu between now and next April.
During his absence he expects to
visit San Diego, Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma and
Vancouver, sailing from the latter port
for home on October 4.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-15
.FRENCHMEN KILLED
IN THE SOUTH SEAS

VICTORIA, August 2s.-The joint
administrations of the British and
French in the New Hebrides is not
working well and reign of terror
prevails in the islands, according to a
report made by Bishop Wilson of Me
lanesia and advices received by the
Mariana, and there have been several
massacres and attacks on missions.
News of South Sea island massacres
was brought by the steamer.
A French trading vessel was attack
ed at Melekula, in the New Hebrides,
and three of the crew who had landed,
after being riddled with shot, were
hacked to pieces with knives. Their
bodies were tied TO poles and carried
up and down the beach for exhibition;
meanwhile the French trader barri-
caded himself behind the bulwarks of
his vessel, fighting off attacks, until a
mission vessel arrived. Not until then
did the Frenchman learn the fate of his
three men. The bodies of the men were
carried into the bush and eaten. The
French warship Kersaint was sent from
Villa on punitive expedition.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-15
R0DRlGUES ADMITS
THE KLEMME THEFT

The theft of gold watch from the
the premises of Harry Klemme on Lii
liha street last year was admitted yes
terday by Rodrigues, the professional
Porto Riean thief, who is now serving
time for larceny in the county Jail. The
watch was recovered last week from
fellow prisoner in the Jail, but Rodri-
CUES at first denied any knowledge of
1t. Yesterday morning he sent for
Chief McDufie and confessed, hoping
to get an easier sentence by 80 doing,
and adding that he was tired Of being
shut up in cell. Jailer Aseh has per-
mitted him NO freedom since the watch
was found. Klemme, TO whom Il has
been returned, says It is worth $500.
Rodrigues will be charged with the
theft.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-15
TEACHER ASSIGNED, BUT
SHE FINDS NO SCHOOL

To be assigned to school at the vol,
canO and to find, upon arriving on the
island of Hawaii, that there is no such
school, was the curious experience of
Miss A. Cloves, as related recently in
The Advertiser. She was assigned to
what the department of public instruc.
ton put down as the Volcano, new,
school, but which at Hilo is spoken of
as the GlenwOod school. When she
found there was no school building
there; nor one within miles of the vicin.
ity, she applied to the Hawaii board of
supervisors to supply building, furni-
ture, and other needs.
Willis I. Pope, superintendent of
public instruction, when asked yester-
| day how the matter stood, stated that
on May II last, after the legislature
had adjourned he wrote to the super
visors of each county and drew their
attention to school needs. Among the
needs of Hawaii he placed this Volcano
school. He told them that a new frame,
one-roOm school was desired, to cost
not less than $1,000. He stated that the
department had estimated $50 per
month as the salary of teacher.
There never has been a school at
Glenwood and the department received
petition asking Tor one. The COM
missioners authorized the establishment
Of the school. The legislature appro-
priated for that school together with
the other needs but Mr. Pope snpposes
the supervisors have mot had the money
yeti probably they are waiting for the
division of the loan funds.
~ do not hold them particularly re.
spOnsible for there being no house there
yet" said Mr.. Pope yesterday, F" al.
though we notified them ms early as we
could Miss Cloves can probably open
school in some building there until the
frame building Is put up. II that can
not be fixed up we can probably trans
fer her TO some other place where she
IL more needed. There arc always
places where we can use teuehers aud
She can be Transferred. -
The year book OF tho North Amer
lean Y, ~. q. A., just issued, shows
5aGNa7 Numbers, a gain OF 1ef40. Tha
net property gain OF che year was o.
iGs,aps, maklog Che total t97 $4,000
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-15
Doubt Disappears
No One in Honolulu Who Has a Bad
Back Can Ignore This Double Proof.

Does your back ever aehef
Have you suspected your kidneysi
Backache is kidney ache.
With it comes dizzy spells,
sleepless nights, tired. dull days,
Distressing urinary disorders.
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Doan's Backache Kidney Pills bring
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That's what Honolulu sufferers want.
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My hands swelled and felt miserable
In every way. Doan 8 Baekaehe Kid.
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Doan's Baekaehe Kidney pills are
sold by al druggists and gtOrekeepers
al 90 cents per boz (siK boxes s2.b0),
or win be mailed on receipt Of price
by the HollisteF Drug Co., Honolulu,
Wholesale agents for tho Hawaiian Il,
lnnda.
Remember the name, Doan's, sad
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