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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
FRUIT GROWERS TO
MEET NEXT MONTH
STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
TO ENJOY HOSPITALITY OF
CITY OF aARRisoNsuRo-

Tho sixteenth annual session Of the
Virginia State Horticultural Society
will be held IN tao Assembly Hall Of
the county courthouse 1t Harrison
burg, Va, on january 10 and II. 1S12
A program VI much interest to all
fruit-growers has been arranged. ana
II IL anticipated chat the meeting will
be one OF the most interesting In the
history OF the society.
The present o1hcsra Of the society
are Lr. s. 5. GuarrAnt OF Galloway.
Franklin county. president: Hon- w.
w. SprouL Augusta county: J. l.
MooInaw. Botetourt county. w. 4.
Hood. Richmond city: Stewart Bell.
Frederick county: e. Purcell McCue.
Albemarle county. and l.. R Lee,
Loudoun county. vtce-prestdents' T.
W. Wooden, Crozet Va. treasurer;
Walter Whately. Croxet Va. score
t2ry.
Among the topics that viii be dis
cussed win be Treatment OF an Old
and Improbable Orchard" by @. A.
Grew. Greenwich. Conn: 1.-THE Out
lock for Frui. Growing In Virginia"
DIR. 8. w. Fletcher. Of the Virginia
Experiment Station. Blacksburg. Va:
The Present Statue Of Varieties IN
Drinkard assistant horticultural. VIZ.
ginia Experiment Station. Blncksburg.
On THURSDAY. January IL. Henry NJ.
Dunlop. OF savoy H.. win read .
paper on 'she Value Of Cross Polleni-
sation and How to Obtain IT.: while
Or. A. r. Black. State Rtomologtst
Of Virginia. VIII tell Of tho work OF the
crop pest commission. Prof. Harvey
L Price. State Horticulturist. viii tell
Of Profitable Crops for an Orchard"
Handling tbs Peach Orchard for
Profit" will be- discussed by J. J.
Cornwall. president Of the West vir-
gin,a State Horticultural Society. Geo.
w. Koiner. Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture Of VIRGINIA, win sneak an PRO
gTess in Virginia in Recent Years"
Many other interesting features are
on the program, including the annual
reports OF the president. secretary and
treasurer.
When the State Horticultural So
c!ety was organized In 1900 Il had
forty members. Ten years later II had
membership OF 74S. and during the
present year the membership exceeds
one thousand. Owing to the rapid in
crease In interest In fruit growing II
Is anticipated that the growth Of the
society Will bs much moro marked
during the next few years than hero
tofora
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.


NEW YORK, Dec. a.---Although the
National 0inners' Associations esti-
mate Of the ameunt OF cotton ginned
UP 10 December lst WAS 11,as0,o0o
bales TN amount larger than was
generally expected By the trada. Up
tons were In good demand on the
ew York Cotton Exchange to-day,
and closed with nst sainA Final
figures were within two or three
pointe of ths best fgura Tho buy
Ing was largely for the account Of
persons covering their outstanding
short contracts and was inspired BY
the drHner market Tor spot cotton In
the South.
In Liverpool futures opened quiet
At . to : points decline. but closed
Is to ! points lower and half TO
IL points higher. Spot sales Of
5000 bales were reported at . points
decline to sold. for middling. Man
chester reported = fair bastnsM In
yarhs ans cloths. With prices steady.
Traders were confused over the Ma
tional 0inners report to-day. the
figures being given out a. 12,soo, 900
bales early In the day. but subse-
Quentiy coFrectcd to 13,sS0,0o0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05

not buying paper except from their
own CUSTOMERS The supply Of paper
Is not large. although brokers look
for a more active market within a
short TINA
London discounts Gle Per cent,
unohanspd. Paris discounts . Id per
cent. unchanged Berlin discounts
"a per cent. Hb 1-s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05

James b. Casey. editor Of the Boil
ermakerS and Iron Ghipbutldsrs'
Journal, Of Kansas City. left for his
home in that city last evening at
ter pleasant visit Of several days
duration to friends in this CITY, Mr..
Casey was a member Of the Richmond
delegation in the House OF Delegates
last session.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-~Whe,s duil
and weak On large receipts at grain
centres December, pa rs. May,
- 7.e, July. VI t-s.
Corn steady. but showed losses OF
1-1H5-s. New crop In better shape
than looked for. December. 50 81 ;
May. So 5-4G7-s; July, ca IL
OAts DUH. LIS lower. Dacer1bcr.
~ ia, My, ta s-s; July. 10 IA.
Open High Low Close
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
Beautiful CinterP Park

We have . very handsome colonial
residsuce in this exclusive subuFb.
teen rooms. two baths. conservalo9x
nlled with rare plants and beautiful
palma and large corner lot nlled with
shrubbery.
This 10 one Of Ginter Parks most
beautiful homes.
Sec IN Monday morning for fun par.
ticulars. 4
c, l. 4 H. l. pENoON.
o21 Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
NEW YORK PRoDUCA

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.yTodsy1s mar
kets were quoted AZ fVlowsi
Spot cotton, $500
Wheat--No. 1 Northern Mnneapo-
lia tt.os IS; No. = red. winte5,
80 Lao. No. Nerthern Duluth.
41.13i-
Corn-New No. Z. December to
March. (. o. b., co f-4o.
Oats--No. Z white, $50.
Hye--No. . 70 arrive q. L ( Buff
faio. ssa.
T. Buffalo.
Fiour-sprins ratentA es.seI win
ter straixhts, $4.25.
MiIkeed-Westeru bran. e27.ss.
Fork--Moss, &ls.
LArd--Niddie West. $3.50.
Taliow--Prime city, 1-3c.
Cofree-Rio No I On the spot.
IL rs q 16c.
Eagnr--arAnulated. e.0Bc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
Creamery ProduG,tA

NEW YORK. Doc. A.-Butter
iirnaer; creamery specials. - Ia:
ditto, extras 90 -: State dairy tubs,
13034; process. specials. 10 q 1e IA.
Eggs firm; nearby white. fhncy, Is
as7; nearby brown. fancy. As9A4;
etras, &:04lt extra ErstA sac ~.
Cheese active. Whols milk. sps-
cials, 15015s-%j whole milk. fancy.
i-2016 IL: skimA speoialA IL IL
11a1-4; skimA choice, II lao
II Ia; skins. prime. 10 Ii.
Drassed poultry quiet Turkeys. II
122; chickens bG26 fowlA 61e;
ducks. 1o01s: geese, 10615.
1--we poultry weak. Chickens, 100
IL; fowls. 1o911; turkeys. LAC 10:
1211A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
STEEL TRUST SUIT
FOR DISSOLUTION

person. Their Appearances were SIM
ply notified to the court by commun.
ications from their counsel. Kelios
Lostponement OF tho date for ILL
Ing sha answers to the suit. which WAS
fixed by the court some time ago at
January !. 1912. The application ywas
forwarded to the department OF JUS
tice at Washington by United Statess
District Attorney vreeland. Il Ia sen.
orally believed that. in spite OF Chair
man Gary's reiterated statement that
the steel trust wants the litigation ex-
pedited with all possible speed. the
I.ostponement asked for win b grant.
-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
nrCHNoND nAY MARKET,

- :. -" Noi"nh
Load your cars 50 that hay At doors
represents contents, and thus avoid re-
jections.
This market grades hay I'm accord
ance with tho rules 1t the National
Hay Aaso< iation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05

SS.Sei GOOD heavy. oe.1so9o.seJ
rough heavy. SS.sSoss.1g, lish1
ss.seees.se: pigA sa.7soss.Ss, bull.
t6.160 1e.3e.
Cattls-Receips. 3s.eeol narkst
steady. ten cents lower. Beovea. et.7b
0se.3s: COWS and heifere 4aetes
stockers and feeders. es.SS q es.3s:
rexana. tb.25 @ S5.so,. calves ts.st0
y8.36.
Shsep-Reoeipts. 10000: market
Ave to ten cents lower. Native and
Western. e30t3.ssi lambs. ta.se0
e6.85.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05

NEW YORK. Dec. I'm the 1--we
stock market today steers were 100
Is cents higher: bulls firm; cows. 10
135 cents higher. Steers, $s,Io9
$3.50; oxen. $8.sn6$s: bulls, SAG
$3.50: cows. e17s@s5. Dressed beef
firm at sol 1-2c for native dressed.
veals Arm to Is cents higher; barn
yard calves. 50d75c higher Veals.
ssd$10.25: cults. *4.60@s5.50: barn
yard calves. s36s4. Southern calves,
So; Southern veals &7.25. Dressed
calves firm to higher; city dressed
veaIs, l21 Ice per pound: few, lee,
country dressed. sa121-ac. kheep
and lamhs. ssQ 500 higher; about gil
sold. Sheep. l2lt4.12 Ii; oulls,
$3.50. lambs, 1915 q $6.75; culls. SAG
So. Dressed mutton higher at e0se
per poundt dressed lambs Ct 100
II i-sc; hog dressed, lsc. Country
dressed dollhouse lambs. ts0111 Per
carcass. Hogs easier at 1855 ed.se.
Country dressed hogs. 1-Sese per
pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
LIVE yNMI

LIVE STOCK.
UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, Dec.
4.---Hogs--Hsceipts. $4,000; market
steady. Mixed and butchers, $50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Dec. 4, 1911
Following are the quotations on the
Bic Inn ond Tobacco Exchanges:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-05
RICHMOND GRAIN mAaKEn

Richmond Va. Dec. 4. 1911.
WHOI4TSAIN QUOTATIONS ON
CHANGE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
100000 IRISH HERE
trn~uS Estimate SHOW an Increase
uf 3. 600 ia last Ten
Nrar~.

Washington. March 20 Two mill
lion, 100 round numbers. IL the app
pIvNImat, lrish-puIn population at
pr. cont living .n Ga, United States.
WI.i, tb,,r 49,. mot the official Hgui~
of tb. thirteenth census. 10 Is % clo.s
estimate based ON TIA, 1900 consul.
uud 90, immigration and emigration
OF lrish-horp Immigrants boz the ten
yours fuiloVJuE
Tahulatiou of the figures eft IN, 1910
census ha. not progressed tar rnuug n
to permit th, director pf the census
O." sN, today 10. uumEri ot irish n
t1' country. Hui = w.N b." thtrs
months boior, tn, statistics are ready
Th,rr W,r, lG1",ltH irish-born Zoo
tbr United states 100 1900. The, Ncru
N'v YORK. had "a. m1.,. thcr, being
l-5.a53 IN ma, Empire state; Mass.
1chusctts came second with 2iA,9lG;
r'nnsNl>anh third with 2o5,9pa; H.
iuntr fourth with 1856, and NrW
Jersey arm with asst
immigration from ireland for TN,
last tom years has been uniformly
averaging about $4,000 yearly From
Juur go. lNaa. 90 JanuarF ~ this year
i'stll irish immigrants entered TIA,
United states Ia that time thor,
N,r, many non-inmigraut lrish born
entering and leaving the United
states
Tht population for ireland csilmat.
90 for 1909 Nas i,37t,l5S \ corsu'
win hc taken Aprl I of this year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
p,o,>in,rr uAc, COMING

,...a- together with NV york
H.-t.. Hu other lHi.. ..Ir. m tho
tuf,U <.I,-. is br,.,.u. degenerate.
Vh.., millions of dollars . Ne3r 1Je
Na...H tuuuch th.. ~ ,u.' of .m-
pInI.. .Nu live ". uHrh Uud. u-
uutur. audltor. nrdIu4 Q"
Chui,- Uu Of tu. Chicago lD.Itu
department. saws a., Ch.apo Tr-
bun,
"lt 4. CO. scrious question whether
.TNtn..u century civilization cam ,u.
dur. wu.n hunger With 70 ur2s pow.
tom .. .ur population ErnNu- ul
mu.. .uSIons vb..h ut bound Co.
pH'UI.. f dvgeu'r O., .H.. ttuutu,
wopI. and pht-i.au. Nj Hal
said Recently
"r..p. cannot r"uumI. o. uNc r
a. civilized N " under un. condition.
th,, lrr .ubicctcd 300 iu the tenement
districts or ChicaEo oui N,t uurN
Ui2.I p,9pl. multul, faster than tn
upper GLASSES Bad BONES and bad
housing conditions ar, primo causes
of drunkenness ana crime"
Mr. ban advocated an ordinance
which lu the rrsidcuc, districts uf ia,
oity would require houses 20 be bull
10 and % half foot from the lot linz
~ q, least - feet apart H., said thaI
such q sytDm already Is In practice
iu Berlin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
DOCTORS MAY YET
REGULATE STATURES

i.ondon March "a -eOne, more has
La writer ~ rpmauccs anticipated th,
scientist, " O. VOLS ~tor, The
Food ot the Gods, which produced "a
race OF giants. seems tu b, iu mir
way tu hc realized, according to- PROT
Arthur Keith cot th, ROYAL Collcg,
Of surgeons Ia a lecture to-day az
the royal institution a., professor ru-
cuurhRod the bclicf that th. secret ut
growth had been discovered
tie said so Tar ~ have unA uu-
locked tho door pf IN, unknown. ",
dp NOT know exactly what the room
vill contain when we enter II. out We
thiuk tnat when We have done that
We shah have th, means ut regulating
the size aud stature at the bndy ~
VIII Modern research has proved
that ia, growth ui a wiaul H du' 10 .
diseased condition Recent discover
,cs relating Go the cause of gantism
have shown that the kpN tu growth
was found AZ the base az the skull In
what Is called the pituitary body
1T ~ nttlc thing which would
not fili teaspoon. aud was discoV
cred bN a French physician. Pierre
! Mare II has been found that ia the
| pituitary gland are s"cr'trd a numhor
of llquid substances which ar, de-
posted In the blood. possihl, at a
future date scientists may be able t.
4 extract that essential substance and
by feeding the subject with II be- abb
TO make growth SO on continuously '
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
POLICE STOP sEANCEs
Hypnotic iniiucprc~ ~ the Siiting-
Result la serious Develop.
tpUt~

vienna. March q During the last
c"upi, of DAYS incidents haV" incurred
during certain hypnotic Soauc,s here
which have ucCcssithtrd the iutD'f,r-
enc, or the police Who have now for
biddou further sittiugs
Ia the first case. which took place
at one Of the leading th,htors, doc
tor rNporiWcntcd with lady bN "a
Fixed stare ana regular movements cot
his arms ana deprived her Of the face
ul, ot Nuliton. suddenly the lady.
who belongs To- distinguished fam.
as. became paralyzod and was ear
Rcd Zoo a rigid stat, ont of tho place,
Turbulent scenes rnsucd. In M, course
of which the police commissioner
stopped the experiments ana the nail
Nas uuh cleared hN ,NuHEulshiug IN,
lights
The second affair happened u a
concert hel During thc production
ht a "sug4'~toi named hermann
OF experiments which were very sue
,"ssiul competitor suddenly shout
go that there Was danger f,r those
hNpuotizcd and the pplir, were uhug-
"a tu Interfere tn, medium At The
moment was web known VIENNA
actr ss Fbulcin >auIcr who oh,, 20
tmulir''N ever, urjcr from H,rr-
mann Sh, even forgot Der first
name when th, 'sugg,st,r ordered
hOr Geo do ~u. Part ut the audi,u.,
took HcrrmauuS -id, and part Chat
81 his rival but th, batter was forced
uut az ia, han aud amidst great up-
roar upon which the police uu 'u
.nd tu the scanyn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
TO HURT TRUSTS
HURTS BUSINESS
Standard Oil and Tobacco
Trust Should Not Be Inter.
fered With if Business is to
BE Prosperous.

New york March Ct ,; only
the financial district. hut business men
In every Tine mere. az" at present ugi-
lated over the forthcoming decision
of th. tnitrd states supreme court
in IN, tobacco trust aud standard oil
cases. Thrs, cases have D,,u before
the highest tribunal nearly two Years
, snd 70 Is frlt GA every hand that o.
ruling which VIII hay, tar-rcachiuv
effect un business conditions through
oui The ,ountr, may 10, expected sooU.
That The court hoId" .ha 100" OF
either cor both ot th,s, gigauti trusts
iu u.s. hands is conceded Both of
th'u Operate iu rN,r stat. w. tine
country WITH subsIda. organizations
ana qualifications 500 extensive tuat
they can hardly be- traced o. th, de-
.>inn i- against jr. STANDARD uil
Uuurdu. 10 mru.- tuII tu, complies
-tstDW ui operation. which nov goes
liNr "lorkwurk. must b, changed and
'nu' th.s viii woJu dIsturhnuD. Goo
business conditions rN,t,N utr, I~
IcddtN apparent
3 Wall street lawyer rutrd is tu
export ~ state. tod,ral aud ruustitu.
/ t"nal law, stid this week.. "tt viii
not Doe as James ! uit NIs quoted
ns rcmurkiuE uu the dissolution uf
tho Northern Sr.uriti,s ,lmpaut
You simpl, get uu, rcd one groom
ana one ,llov stu.k certificate for
the blue one you uuN hold for there
h. no parallel between these ras,s aud
tn, Northern securities So matter
what thc public prIudiy, Wa, be-. th.
cumplct, organization of both IA,
standard Oil ANA the American Tu-
bapeu company is Acknowledged los
competitions 10 Dee the finest in tho
world NuN disorgauiIc this maDhlu-
ems aud SOU upset what has taken
Years aud wears of careful and pa
tent supervision tp create. Millions
OF dollars hay, been devoted 10 thc
purchase uf q high urd,r Of human
brain and ecicutiic mHvhm, power.
dostro> that ana you VIII have %
wreck which must hriEs chaus and
ruin To- others less powerful certain
Is 90 thos, absolutely weak tousId-
81 now that both OF tines. gigantic
. corporations. ma, largest and most
powerful of their kind ia tn, world,
have boon ~, pairing IN uth'r words,
CLEARING their decks even for tho
worst how must We took ON those
/ thousands ot other corporations which
have not clcatcd thrir decks"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
P. J. JOHNSON, Agent.
LANDMARKS DISAPPEAR
BEFORE RUSH OF TRADE

London. March - Hit b, bit each
year what little is left of old Lon
don disappears Bcloic long a whole
uolghhorhpud known as Bartholomew
close. nearly tho MOST Interesting
relic ut ola london. for IL includes
house, wh,r, Milton aud Benjamin
Franklin lived win have 10 go. The
SWithn'ld meat market adiuins Bar
thuInWrn tlusc and traffic has grnNu
$50 hr1't around ihn market of lt,o
years that n has been found u,crs-
saA 60 construct suuo nov roads
There IN. best part of thc old dis
tr,t COVERS the spacc wanted for tin
new roads sp sentiment must buN
soon 1c $50 more
\ clos, - literally The precincts 90
lu abbey 90 cathedral aud this pIt
! distinct be- 500 called because 10 prtN
( is auJ ou.r wholly was too ptrcucls
of th. Prurg church OF 81 Bartnulp-
W'N. At the present tiJnr what
| known 1s the close is jas, network
| uf rambling 'ttir streets ana square
with quaint h.us courts branching
! "ui H.rr tuo tH.r. 90, church tFelf
'uN Hp an, GOWN or thc pale
-t bartholomew q. at norman
foundation auf uk. ui ud ENGLISH
! .hur.h"- Me nr.n restored and udl-
| ed 90 500 W.. uW,. tu1t uuti. pI
/ tl, ursua ..f.iuro remains
Milton .... r .nw, tim. .u 'a..
p.I Huru H. HHa. lu Retirement about
! 1900. ~ uoa up lIs abode a.
smt'l tavern known as tho Little WON.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
Kansas tiN Ii,.-io'h

klu-l. cts. March e Cuttl,
Receipts Loon. including aou south
,rur, market stead, to struug. native
st,,rs y,.2onG.5o. southern steer.
S3.GoH5.ou. southern cows and hcif-
'rs. 80 lUtt 900. native COWS and h,it
.ors. $a.pOaG.15, stookors and frrdcrg.
tl.G0f, . geo; bulls. i.o0H5.15. calves.
- t0ti G.'u, western steers. Si.ts "a
600, western COWS s3.-afi 5.25.
Hogs Receipts 9 "0o. market
stead bulk OF sales. $C.G0etG. Sn,
heavy tG.GoT6.tU. packers and
butchers. $G.GUpG SO: light SG75H
ass.
sheep Receipts 5000. market
weak. muttons. ti.2Jm $50. lambs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
The Markets

Hay Kansas. per ton. $500; Ok
lahoma. $3.50; native. sli,0o, grama,
$500. Rio rucrco. $500. Alfalfa
$500.
Grain otu.pcr cwt.. $40. wheat
$500, white bran. si7j: red bran.
sl.50; Colorado oats, 5000; Nebraska
oats, flI5; native, sl9j; barley. per
'O.lb sack. flsj.
staples Flour. per 25-lb. sack, 30
a aic; sugar per cwt.. $3.50 900.
10 lbs for 500, lard, Zoe; rice. i5c.
hominy. 9 l-ic, native beans. Sc. navy
beans, Sc.
Eggs aud Ranch eggs prr
dozen. TO-, Kansas Eggs. soc. New
Mexico eggs, 35c. butter. per 10
80 ikC; honey per comb 12lsni6c;
honey per jar strained. 2ac. choose
% "a SOC.
Nuts Per 10, 25c; peanuts. i5c;
fancy roasted. 20c.
FruiIs- Apples. per box t225n
800. apples per lb., Si-3n; layer
ra.sln-. zoe, ng.. ttc. imported. o.U.
dates, 1jc, cutrauts, 1910; ,.rpH,
SOC, bananas. per dog. 25c3 oruue s..
per doz. 2au Boo, lemons. 35u. grap,
fwIt dol. 500. cocuanuts, each. to-.
straw hcrr.os. bon. 25c.
N,Urtlbl's Potatoes. per cWf
t1.SSH2 40. onions. green. bunchrs
for 5c. lry onions. per ib.. be-, boDts.
90; turu.ps. De-; radishcs. lunches
Tor 5c. carrots 5c. lettuce. ounchc.
Tor 100, lettuce, per head. Toe; cau'-
iNuwrr per %. 12Hc; cabbage. &c.,
squash, be-. pumpkins. BE-. sweet po.
tatocs. ! &c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
DRINKING ON DUTY
WIN t,ring IRE at Ghicago Courts on
thaunrurs' tNithlcss
tt.a,i~.

chicago. March - Drlnking Will"
on duty as "a chauffeur or before 20
INK on duty, will he considered
misdomoanor In Chicago hereafter nc.
cording to Municipal Judge Newcom'
or. who fined Charles Jones. chauf
four for T. l. Cudahy, $50 and costs
II consider II one of the very worst
ononses that can be committed" said
the Judge. ITO drink when you have
10 drive AN automobile
We've got 10 do something 10 put
stop to this wholesale killing of
people. aud we've decided 10 begin
here. am going 10 put heavy
nne on every chauffeur who comes
into this court on any charge II find
he was intoxicated while driving ar
had been drinking intoNicanls.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

When YOU have rheumatism In your
foot or instep apply Chamberlain :
Liniment and YOU viii get quick re-
lief. II costs but "A quarter. why
suffer? For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
BYRON IIE>RY IVES
Florist
sants Pc Avenue ane South Fouf't
St $4,000 square fe9 q We

Three weddings were performed ~
the parsonage of ~ pmIs English
Lutheran church Yesterday e.pninr
c,nlracting parties N,rr Jo.sI" r.
slater ana Miss Ami" sweeney File
j Gorot ana Miss Emilia Luyato. and
sidney sherman 1ui Miss lH91rio
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~. Louis Wool

ST. Louis. March $1,000. un-
lur,d. tcrrli"r> and ....rn mr-
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

So .uat6s0. fed Wcth,.s .ud ,car-
.n.s tiON5.Ta; t'd N,.i..u owes,
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

N.u York MARI '.'. unu''
4frN' H-N per cent
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cent
N,Vilau dollars
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<.V YORK CsutI| 900 t..
\ufth,ru paciii. I-'
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inuu Pacific. l,' I.i
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preferred 'I.. Hd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

II you want a stylish horse and
buggy, see w T. Trimhle. ia y 2nd
81 Phone No 8