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The Washington times., 1911-11-17

scheme that II would not on any ac-
count abandon. IL Is found that Il Is
q distinct advantage to the road for
many reasons. because of the increased
loyalty OF employees and the better
Character of the service obtained.
1T is fer the best interests of the
road as business proposition to main
tain this system. 1t is not q matter of
sentiment
And so with the Government. As a
matter of benefit to the Government:
of economy and good service, this aues-
ton OF providing adequately for the en-
ployes ought to be taken up and
worked out"
To Seek Action.
1t is not expected that a specific
plan will be presented to Congress and
insisted upon 1t is the prerogative of
Congress to say what should be done
and there are varying views among SEN
ators and Congressman as to what
should be done. What General Dick
hopes, and what the committee OF
one hundred will undoubtedly work for,
is to get an entering wedge driven.
Once that is done, the legislation passed
can be proadoned by amendment in
subsequent sessions.
me committee will have vast mass
of data In support of pensions and re-
tirement and increased pay to be SUBJ
mitted to Congress later.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
WORKS. TRANSFER
BILL, AMENDED, IS
SENT TO CITIZENS
Measure Changed to Make
1t Most Drastic Yet
Drawn.

Charles w. Darr. chairman os the
Citizens Universal Trsnsfer Conference,
received from the Commissioners to-
day copies of the Works Universal
Transfer bill, as amended by them. A
date for meeting of the executive
committee of the conference will be set
today. rhe bill as amended by the
Commissioners will be compared with
that drawn bv the committee and APP
proved by the whole conference and
n further meeting with the Commission
ers then will be held.
II Is expected by Mr.. Darr that a bill
which will meet the views Of the Com
missioners and all the citizens aad
other civic associations can be drafted
before Congress convenes.
The bill amended by the Commission
ers is even more radical than that
drawn by the Citizens Conference.
Provides For Appeal.
1t provides that thirty days after the
passage of the act: "All street railroad
companies now or hereafter operating
in the District of Columbia, shall at all
times issue free transfers. interchange
able from the lines of one company ~
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

the lines of another. to all pnssengetn.
good and receivable at all functions,
intersections. or connections, or where
ever the tracks of snv line approaoh
within 200 feet of the tracks of any
Provided. that said companies shall
have the right to stipulate that such
u ansfers shall be used only In con-
ttnuation of the trim on the line for
which they are issued.
The adjustment of the accounts be-
tween street railroad companies result
Ing from this Interchange OF transfers
the said companies, and In any case
of failure to reach such mutual agree
ment the matters In dispute shall be
determined by the Commissioners, who
railroad company to comply with the
provisions OF this act, and are hereby
vested with power to regulate such
transfers and to fix the rate or rates
at which the same shall be redeemed
on their own motion after notice and
hearing, providing that the findings OF
said Commissioners shall be and are
hereby declared to be prima facie ree-
sonable.
Must Keep Accounts.
ANY party interested in such pro-
ceedings may appeal from the decision
of the said Commissioners to the Su-
preme Court of the District, and until
reversed or modified by sSid court the
decision, finding or order of said Com
missioners shall be and remain In full
force and effect.
"The Commissioners of the District
are hereby authorized and directed to
enforce compliance with the provisions
of this act in any court of competent
jurisdiction by mandamus, or ether rem.
name of the District of Columbia
The bill provides penalty OF fine
OF not less than $40 nor more than $R
for each offense, but does not provide
any jail sentence. Prosecutions are to
be In the Police Court on information
filed by the Corporation Counsel.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Sore
Throat
Not a
Trifling
Ailnen1


On the contrary it is very serious
affection because every person with
Sore Throat is in danger Of Tonsi-
litis, Quinsy, or Diphtheria and 9TH
er serious maladies. In fact these
diseases are almost invariably pre-
ceded by Sore Throat.
The air we breathe. the food we
eat, the liquids we drink, all pass
through the throat, and II that is
diseased infection may be carried
to every part of the system. To
cure a Sore Throat often means to
prevent Diphtheria or one Of the
other more serious throat diseases.
Curing Sore Throat is TONSILINE'S
special mission. 1t is made for that
advertised for that-sold for that
one purpose. TONSILINE is the one
and only Sore Throat cure which is
sold over a large part of the United
States.
TONSILINE is so well and so skill
fully, prepared as Sore Throat cure
that the first dose gives decided re-
lief, and very few doses cure.
Remember-Sore Throat is II,
Natures danger signal. Keep az
TONS1LlNE in the house and ID
be. on the safe side of Sore
Throat.
rs cents and 80 cents. Hos "a
pital Size $1.00. All druggists. Va
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

l Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Williamson.
whose marriage took place hero re-.
gently. where both are we'll known,
tave returned from their wedding trip,
hnd they are making their home in tho
Ehifan apartment, Seventeenth and G
Effects northwest.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

If your Thanksgiving guests sell
dom get real old-fashioned country
made sausages, introduce them to
Jones Dairy Farm Sausages at the
Big Dinner.
Our sausages are made on our
Wisconsin farm by a simple old
recipe that was written down long
before country sausages became
citifed" and real country hams
and bacon began to get scarce.
We make sausages only in the
winter time and send fresh shipments
to local grocers every week, so that
anybody who buys our sausages will
get them fresh. If you try them
and like them we suggest your plac-
ing standing order for regular de-
liveries on certain days of the week.
Jones Dairy Farm Hams and Bacon
are green hickory smoked and thor.
oughly cured. We take our time about
this work, because If we didn't our
products would soon begin to taste just
like all the others.
Made by Milo c. Jones, on the Jones
Dairy Farm, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin.
SOLD BY
GOLDEN G. CO., 922 Louisiana Ave.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

The supper. given by the Willing
Workers Society. of the Presbyterian
Church last evening in the Masonic
pam here was attended by about four
hun6red members of the church and
HEIR friends.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

Mrs. Edwin w. HTtche son and Young
son. Ware, who came here from At
1anta, Ga, to remain with Mrs. Gilbert
Gsterman, the formers sister. in Ma
pie View avenue, ard other relatives
have returned TO their home.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Twins Asphyxiated.

NEW YORK. Nov. T.-Mrs. Eva Il.
Emo and Miss AIDE L. Sanford. eighty
three years of age. sne twins. here on
a visit were found dead, accidently as
phyxiated by Illuminating gGs.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17


from 10 Appointments also be telephone
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

Miss Edith M. Pyles, of y street. left
yesterday for stay in McEeesport,
Pa with Miss lillian Pitts She. will
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS
GIySy!}9g 17l.

Daily Mats, 25c. Ewes, 25c &c. and 75c
"One of the Most Remarkable Human Beings
of All Time"-N. Y. World
KELLOGG The World, Famous
In His Wonderful Mature" Production,
Arthur DEACON. Byron & Langdon. Card
ner & stoddard. Reed Bros. Shirley &
hsss,er %, v savoy Trio: - The She phTtoplsne'
Nine Bells. Kate Gilmore from the N. Y.
Winter Garden and Co-Star in Naughty
Seats Today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
HAPPYS HANG II
On THE BROWNS

~ defeating III, Old Town Browns
bt the score at 10 fo on Luna park
diamond IN hard uu-h came yes.
tcrda> afternoon. The iiappy.Go.
Lucky douonstiafDd their nght TO
The tllc OF uudisputcd Champion
Juvenile baseball r.nW Of Alhuquer-
quc The Browns played hard. but
they were ouicncsscu ou,generalcd
ana ouiplayod Th.u@s broke right
lor The Iiappys nor because of their
proYrrbiai mck. bu. bccaus, of sys.
tchlatic agsrcssiV, bail uldying
leo Murphy. twiilcr Tor the Happys.
was a tower OF strcngth all The way
H. did NO. ian maut brownies. int
his '-piitc"' worked succrsSiully. aud
he kept the hits wen scattered and
IHccd his curves whore baitcrs were
able To- do No more than hit u pop
n HIGGINS. lotmrIly Win ihc New
port. ONO high school club. was chief
assistant 80 Murphy yesterday, pla,
ing short without on error ne, piing
chance after chaBr' Young Higgins
L. ihr nearest thug go Ringer" Cor.
han that has hocu .,on on the dia.
mond since the graduation of Corhan
Iron amateur iAto prul, ssiohai bail
Several cNc,cdinglS clever doubles
were executed 10y the llappys who sur
priscd thc spectators with their knuwl.
odgc of inside haseball
ORTIZ who did the slab work for the
browns was easily found by the Hap.
pys Yesterday. lie did well up TO tho
seventh inning. when The score stood
Z 20 9 in taNor OF the Brownies. Then
the llapTNs got after OrtiZ and clout.
ed his delivery all over The lot. HE
hatsncn PLAYING a regular rine.aI ound.
the-rosy game, driving ia six runs
in the last hall OF he ninth, things
frightened up greatly FOR the Browns
Win twu outs lhey developed a bar.
ting rally and hooked on 10 three runs
Manager Bacn oi the Browns H.
noi at All discouraged because OF the
drubDing his men received ANA hopes
tn get another chancc 81 thl llappy5
VINO nave now won two oui OF three
from IA, Old Town PLAYERS
AmbrOsio Chavez and "Orosco,
tincvara OF the llapprs. ana Tonor'o
ana NaldoValdo OF the Browns. third
has"man AMI catcher respectively
did some classy work Ia their posi-.
lions Error We're few Hna far ba.
tween and altogether he game was n
real good exhibition -Four hundred
fans saw the contest.
The in,-up follows.
Happi llileiun. shortsiop. la
Praik, second base. Guevtra catch g..
Murphy pitcher chavez. ihird base:
McCmrken. iefi neld J McCanna. trst
base. Lctartc. center field 4 Nj.
Gamma. right nc,d
Browns Ieuurio. third base. Ger
vantes. LEFT field Valdevaide. catcher,
Orlil. pitcher, ~ Torres. second base.
J. Torres, center field; Strarns. first
base. y "orrcs shoristop, Whiting.
iiehl field
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

Nj. M1p, L..Is var. uf john e.
Lo.d. . v,u known printer ana pub
B sheer pf AIuuirrunn, died JED .
d" I1rk This W.Iu.uI 81 the family
huno too N,.i Atlantic e., mae.
Death followed uu illness 81 some
time siauding Ma Leeds had 5ocn
% resident OF this rilt sine, last S,p-
tDmbor. coming h.t, With her family
from Goorg'tn0n. OhI" Shc was
thirty -vight tt.f- ulu 1u Nugust + of
last Year Hedr- 800. husband Mrs.
Leeds leaves Dn, suu Blair. ana four
girls MatN FRANCES carol and Hclcn.
60 mourn boy loss
Mrs Leeds had prou Iu for more
thpn , sea rau"utt and Win true
Christian rortitud, 10, endured her
sunerups Sh. passed away WIN q
smile of hope and .onndcncc,un her
tpcc. rendered hcauuul hy the
thought ~ duty vr dome on earth
and tho expectation of heavenly re-
ward loo the hand Geo vIhrh she was
SOON 60 go
Nlth"ush Ia NbUpu, rIu, but - Few
months Mrs. I.crds med man,
70 lcuds boDaus, of bcf sweet disposi-
tion and bcauurul character MANY
VIII Rrrt her untlmcl death h"r"
and many in Georgetown. ne. FORMER
home Nj Leeds and tE, 1--WE child
rem Nho ar, left moth,.Ioss win have"
10, SINGER symp1th, ot the whole
community n their SORROW
ButiIl viii ho IA Albuuu,ruuc i'u-
neral arrangements viii lee 3nroun
eel tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

n"isp ~ns approa, bins a.1 did not
soc II - AT aft
Or Frank VII, performed An hh-
t'pst ou Tho bodt n' NJ IHr"la, Dc
H.rip'd The nature O Doll INJURIES. ~
dl6 also ~ psur nN" was iirst
called To see the uHr'H man after
h' was found mnrtIh ft hN Tho
STD" "t the unck rHe 'uo OF th"
rosSing and s,at,m.rr d' 10y Nj
ihfrh before hi J.t ser" de-.
scfibcd bN y. - lUrJ.u. relative ~
ih' deceased, aud nh"t~ VIII"
SOW MIN shortly uf.r vas e" ma
hf the side uf the raIlruI Truck
Aitrr nii the e,lufn,o Ild Deem IN.
ttuduocd " Was I'D tu adjourn
th, hearing until DI. .'iHI'r aud his
iHi3 oonid visit 40, .,r b." the acct
Irnt ana it sii prua 'r ate this
ftrtu"un or s"m, ru morrow be-
Tor, verdict g r,Ujr.l
\tt"rn"i Npiu o. tI..t was pres
.ut 't The iupuost tN.. noon. rep
r'-ruilng the mmiit . f." deceased
HuIIr The santa v, railroad was rcp-
resented 10, claim Ascent ! tt'hl.
AlI tho evidence " uh.u down h>
.tcnneraphcrs rrpr,.uuus both ~"
niiroad ,ompuny aud .., Hnr.m fam-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
INQUEST TO DETERMINE
RESPONSIBILITY FOR
EUGENIO BAREIh 5 DEATH

IA inquest vas h,d 600. ttt,ruoon
at go 10, Curon,l " " Mcclellan
and iur> muur'hd GO Inquire into
thu D1us, Of the dcr ol lu4cnio
Iarch Of Los Uanyhof. nhu was
struck 10, % SANTA r., trpu uruU Ma
media last MordaA niEh
Eneinc.r John e. kirk sud Fur
man ilurN g. And,tH"u. Nh" we're
on th, engine of train Nu. that
rtruDt Nr Hnrcm TESTIFIED that ot
~, uight of the accident about !" a.
a. Ipck they Wc', hrhud time, aud
wen, running about loo Wil,a dn hour
ia order To- get tu Nlbuluurdu" "n
tim, ~ the train approached thc
crossing. Engineer Kirk trstifi'd, To-"
blew tur regular crossing whistle aud
loukrd ahead IL sa9 th' head of %
hurs, iIsi over tho crossIur hut Nn-
goiug tuo last To- stop before striking
H. Al me- tim, did Ia soc q wagon.
nuer, or utb,r vehicle. ur any person
driving 81 riding tho horse Think
ius m,rri, that %, had stru, * horse
hc did DOT attempt 10 check the speed
uf On, train. bat raur "n to Nlhuq i"r-
u, The next dan %; Lag Vegas he
nicd q stuck report CO. IN" effect that
h, mad run oNrr. a horse. and not until
tn,n did hp receive any intima,ion
that any more s'ti"us damage had
boon dom, Fireman Nnderson's tcsti-
mon, was To- tho same effect except
inc that hc was uu tine op"psiir Sid'
81 I'M Dusin, from IN" "n witch the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
NEITHER TEAM GETS
SCORE AT BELEN

For four fast Innings ,hc Abu.
Quvrqu" appiDut.e, team from the
Santa p shops held the Brl"u AK
Rrcgdti"n 81 husky ball tus,ar. dawn
yesterday afternoon. aud th, game
NH- called ou account 90 "a, higi
Niud, neither team having scored
Next sunday the apprentices vii
bring tlr BEL ~ team - Albuquerque
and tho game VIII bee played IN. Tn,
santa .. lHds showed up we'll y"stcr
dny. moving mu,h h'ftcr bot of ma
tcriu' than 'hr, d.d Iasr season
Their hu, up Was ass follows Hart
lur, catcher. chavez. pitcher. car
Bonn. short Stop John seller. first
hast Ruben Hoiund second nnsc. AZ
hel Gonzales. third base. C}otis. right
nc'd Rudolph rcuirin,H \ cuts.
rrr'z. iru held
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
POSSIBILITIES

Continued from Page One)
Ing been out two dut. Co. reported
his cowboys luca'rd tn, Trail OF two
hursemou ,n miles east of las Vegas.
The trail Was followed man, mile,
but proved fruitlrss. I'm, officers
nave demonstrated hy .xp,rimrnts
That The r"d signal lamps placed IN
the rear windows 80 the Rogers home.
could hc seen distinct, fpm a poin,
whore the child was delivered 60
WIZ Rogers, uncle uf the kidnapped
boy This leads 10 tho supposition
that two men We're involved IN the
plot. one 4" take care or ~, child ana
the other 10 get The money
Public interest IN tn, ,asr 81 the
kidnapcrs has not WHucd In TACT Il
~ growing deeper The longer tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
OCCIDENTAL FIRE
stockholders
HAVE MEETING
All Preliminaries Arranged !,
Officers and Directors Elect.
ed Application For License
to Begin Business.

Th, FIRST uo kloldstr meeting .f tnr
Occidental Frr Insurance ,orpsu
was h,Id ,u ,h. ociicnfal luiidIna ..
ln p.."ck TODAY Tho nrtrpn a'prs
of t1c COMPANY reported tnat th,r
were moss boz cvee.s uf seven hundred
~tntkhold,rs and that the company
htd cash u~-rf. 100 rN.t-- of feou eUr.
sud were therefor, Boz rns rpn 20
uhlHiu lioeusp to o1mmrn,' bu u-r.
and -suc puUrIcs uI commended
I.iaf ib' orRau.ltt.1u ut tn, company
Dol. nov completed by the cl,rucn pf
bn.r1 or directors
1he Following gentlemen were un-
.,n|mousl, elected az directors uutII
'h' urN, annual meeting u tn. sto. >.
Iu'drf~
NJ W FinufnnN n T. RaSnoIds.
~"l"W"r Luna. Frank Nekt". -
VI VI Il'n o. VI Gtnp. George
H"siington. " = Rinrdnn ".
o.H.Uv
\ directors meeting was held ions
mrIntcly following the stockholders
meeting which THE following ari
rrrs were elected
VI W l1uuruur. president. solomon
Luna. vice. president George Eo.. ug-
tom. vico- president Frank Mckee.
Vice president. ! " D'Ricllt. eelr,.
tafN. \ ". McMili,n. counsel -. T..
Ray nolds. treasurer
IN cXccutis, committee wa sElsp
elected. comprised of the following
I've directors ! n - Hielly. solo
mon Lama. W FlournoN G,otgr
Eoslington. \ y McMillon
u wnR resolved that immediate ap.
plirsion De mad" 90 tho Insurance
department 90 IL" territory of New
Mexico fur ~ license To- commence
business In Now Mexico. irizonn and
Texas that fho company be what is
known Js = bonrd ana union conpnuy.
that tho business uf tho company Doe
actively developed un conservative
line.
At of the officers of Ia. company
agreed TO scn. without compensation
until July I 1911.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
HUGO

The Man from Australia PAT nit.
'lairvotant and Spirit Medium Your
Past. i'r' seui and Future revealed 100
ycars ahead al all other living clan
vnyanis. stands ia a class by limscli
lie tells your name and What you
called for without asking one question
Thousands have beon hrn.,,ied by u
consultation with him, His wurh rs OF
he highest order Eliminating all
ioolishness; deals only NTH facts and
desires which surround You, telling
YOU the proper course 20 pursue, adj
Yislng YOU In any matter so YOU can
nor fail tells you how To overcnmo
trouble. how 10 avoid errors or mis-
taxes, how 80 bc master 81 Your own
destiny. how 10 overcome doncsl g
troubles, how 10 gain the one oi your
choice: tells II your husband. Wife Nr
sweetheart Is true or false, how ia
overcome those bad fe0iurcs. how ~
succeed in all your wishes. hopes and
desires. lie is accurate 10 his advice
upon all matters al business. invest.
mcnts, speclilalions. wills. deeds. mort
CAGES Insurance, mining. deaths.
Special readings for one week. soc
300 IL W Central Ave Hours 10 a.
IN. 10 = r. M.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

tins FOO ah app araIr. \"w recruits
vcr, ~ evidence. aud NouuL o'Ban-
non. Nbo pitched th, urst hyc innings
for thu GrJNs showed up wen Weeks
Nas u his usual good lotm. and Sal-
aXar was right there.
Tho entire team r expected to rc-
port SUNDAY
rcusatun Was prunE Yesterday
Whom INDIAN Pete Iiidalsu. forms 4
lah artist tor ;dc GrJ,S appeared
iu ia, pltohcra book for the Santa =
lads II, WAS in good shape aud hi-
support was vc.y good uudcr the cir
cum~tanc"s, The No team has "a good
bunch of material ON hand this year
and should make good showing BOZ
the later games
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
GIRL SAID TO Be
CAUSE Of DEATH

Special o. Evening Iinld
EosW,u. y NJ Arm II BIS said
that trouhlc over - pv, affair with q
Soung sirl of this city ceus,d Mead
Iliuir to commit suicide WIN, return.
in8 from dance at the urmofS lat,
Fridn, night
iliair WIS merry dancer at tht
hig masquerade bail ~ thr armur,
nnd WAS there until thr breaking no
nt about half an hour altor midnight
", YVES disguised as a woman and
.,,mpd to Do, ghcful aud in on. best
spirits M hour later Dds dead bod,
UH. found loo the plnNlruuud "f the
Central punND schooi huUding hr-
tween Kentucky nnd l.cn avenues,
within few hlurks uf IN, hum, OF
his parents at ~, corner eft SECOND
and Missouri
attending put -,rians SgN strt,h
ninv Was th, CAUSE ct tho death \
rattiallA ,upticd rottl, eft "Duppiui
springs Whisk, was found near thi
bnd, u, Was a Young man uf uu
u.uully good habits aud d'portm'ul
and when Do, l.ft tho armory hv Na'
iu sober frame ut mind IL ha,
noru, 90 good g. rutntiuu hud WITS uu
90 r.,,utl, connected us ono of th'
owners with 90, CRESCENT tulurinl
hurer hrI,. u e. sad that his iron
bl, was love AFFAIR 100 which tn,
name ot "a ynung 4irl of this cts d
connected \ftrr selling ont his in
tcrosts Nv tho tailoring hoGsD be- ven
e. ~ pasu aud was engaged There n'
q street ear conductor
The body was removed to tho home
lie was aged about 20 wears ANA Wa
u son 80 Il " Blair q real estate maj
rf t33 West second street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
Winnie trauLrl

Mics NnuO. frnnNcL u,uIi n' .I
ouH . u.HIns i,sid'u., Tod h.1u.
....pU,. d..I saturday cNruine i tb,
u.uit DBL. u.f sister tuu hr..u.f U
NHrh ~ytH 'r't Fun'rN a.,I...
N0l He'd .IltN afternoon. E..h
N.nJ. -Ir.l nf rempi, NIDrrf .r
.Htins r ..mHius huN. boom -rui
iI th. Im H.u, lu New Yufk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

kduapors remain 1t ~" tie strong
.cr grows IA, niimcut against thrW.
II has hrcu rumorrd that tr' idtuti'
of tn, crinilnals has been discovered
and that tho, az, hUing shicidcd h"-
cause of thrit prominence u is even
reported that tho money may h" re-
turned aud AN effort made 90 su'ld
thu identify "i those guist, oi the
CtiWr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

dies have done fer
me For two years
! suffered. TIL. doe
tors said | had IN.
murs. and the only
r,incdiy was tlic sur
gems Knife, Ny
mother bought me
Lydia T., I'inkiiam's
gctablc Com
pound. and to-day |
am u healthy wo.
man For months
| suffered from In
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

tiamma'ion, your >anatiVe Wash re-
hcved me. Your Liver Pills have no
equal as a cathartic. Any one wishing
proof at what your medicines have
done for me can get II from any drug
pist or by writing 10 me. You can use
my testimonial In any way yen wish.
aud viii be glad 10 answer letters. -
Mrs CHRISTINA REED, los Mound St.
Peoria, Ill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
MORTUARy


Helen Perry. tho littlp daughter 81
Mr and Mrs Rueben Perry of tn
ndrn school. died early Sundaye
morning ~ un unu-unllv severe nttnck
OF mcapics she WAS eight years old
Little uelcn had the happ, faculty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
GRAYS WIN FROM
FREIGHT HOUSE

Tho align Wind YESTERDAY afternoon
caused thr gam, between the Crays
ana in 40 team 10 b. called at the
ond OF the sNth inning Yesterday.
af,'r the members 81 Daniel radilla' :
crowd had piled ny 10 runs and the
SANTA ~ bows bad toialled
the Grals were poorly reprerent-
90 among tn Old members of thu
team, only three or four OF them put
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

PROMPT RELIEF ia all eases Of throat
and lung troubI. NJ YOU use chamber
ldin's Cough itrpcdN Pleasant u"
take. soothing and healing IN effect
Soid bN all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
Another Operation Avoided.

New Orleans. I.a.-"for years sui.
ferea from severe female troubles.
Finally was confined 10 nv bed and
the doctor said an operation was neccs-
sary, gave LYDIA T.. pinkham's Veg
c'able compouE{ II trial first. and
was saved from an operation. Mrs.
LAZY PIYRoux, iii kcrlerec ST.. New
Orleans, La.
The great volume Of unsolicited ties.
timony constantly pouring IN proves
conclusively that Lydia T.. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is remarkable
remedy for those distressing feminine
ills from which so many women suffer.