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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-06

but have some OF his hghting qualities.
LEON NARoLEoN BoURpEAU.
To the Citizens OF Rock Island.
wish to announce that l am "a candidate
for mayor. subject TO the primaries
tr eG1GSS on an any question n n and IN tie
event that am chosen Tor mayor. shall
10 further the best Interests or All our
citizens. morally. financially and pro-
grcssively. I am conducting a success
can serve the people Of Rock Island
honestly and efficiently. Soliciting your
support / am
CHARLES VI. SOUDERS
1926 Fourth avenue.
TO the Voters Of the city 81 Rock Is
land Al the earnest sOliyita ton OF my
many friends throughout the city. I
have decided 10 announce my candidacy
Tor c@mmissioner. subject to your an
proval AT the primary 10 b. held Frb.
IS. I have been resident and taxpayer
OF the city Of Rock Island FOR over 40
years. II elected to this position. I
pledge myself to conduct the Affairs 81
the city I'm an honest. upright and busi-
ness like manner. giving my entire time
10 the requirements OF the cftv's well
fare. HENRY LEMBURG.
SIS Seventeenth street
To the Citizens OF Rock Island:
commissioner before the primaries TO 90
held Feb. -. and desire 20 express my
gratitude for the kind and generous
manner in which my friends have sign
ed my petitions. which have been cir
culatcd in my behalf. have had eN-
pericnce in public affairs in the offico
Of assessor and think have proven wor-
thy and capable. II I am so fortunate
as 10 secure place on the ballot fol-
lowing the primaries, and am elected
one OF the commissioners or Rock Is
land under the new system. 1 viii give
the people the best that IL In me I'm
honest and conscientious attention 10
duty. Yours truly
JACK c. AUD.
To the Voters Of tho city OF Rock Is
land. l believe in municipal ownership
Of all public utilities. I believe in the
city doing all its own contract work. 1
believe better work and material can be
had at less cost To the city. Did You
ever stop To figure that n you were paid
for the franchises tyou have given away
without any compensation what Wall
street values them a., the Interest on
them which you pay wall street would
pay all the expenses OF the city ana
schools and then there would be money
left. In fact, YOU would have no taxes
To pay. l believe from my business "N-
perienCe / would he capable OF helping
to bring about the above condition.
OSCAR T.. APPLE.
Candidate for COmmi sslOner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-06

To the Voters of Rock Island: / here
~ announce myself 4 candidate for com
missioner under the new form OF gov
eminent, subject to the primaries Of
Feb. 2S with the assurance TO the pub
lie that If nominated and elected l shall
not disappOiut them tu my efforts to
give them a good and economic govern
mcut. 'NOugh said.
JONAS BEAR
Ill. r.L-.L....r-tL, .-trunt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-06

To the Voters Of Rock Island. ! will
be candidate Tor nomination as CON-
missioner at the primary IT, IlIs city
Feb. Is. I am now serving AZ assistant
chief OF the Rock Island ire depart
Inent. ana have been identified with the
department II years. ! have been a tax
payer many years and have my home IN
the Sixth ward. PETER FREY
1888 Seventh avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-06

No reply was received To tEis let
ter You may decide for yourself
whether Cosmopolitan magazine had
prcol C their declarations
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-06

To the Voters: I desire to announce
myself as candidate for the Office OF
mayor. subject to the primary election
TO be held Feb. Is. If honored by cleo
ton. / viii endeavor to give an admin
istratlon worthy Of the confidence OF
the citizens OF Rock Island.
T.. c. HART.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-06
Candidates Under
Commission Form

To the Citizens of Rock Island: l
announce myself as candidate for
commissioner. subject to your approval
at the primary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-06

To the Voters of Rock Island: I here
by announce myself as u candidate for
commissioner at the nominating pri-
mary, Feb. IS.
ALEXANDER j. DE SOLAND.
7I9 Twenty third street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-06
ORRIN 5. HOLT.

To the Noteds of Rock Island: I de-
sire to respectfully announce my candi-
dacy for the nomination for mayor al
the primaries to be held Feb. IS, 1911.
JOHN II. SCOTT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-06

but have some OF his lighting qualities.
Just tho same
LEON NAPOLEON BOURDEAU.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
ATTEMPTED TO KISS
GIRL IS ARRESTED
After Lively Chase by Police,
Man Is Apprehended and
Search Discloses Implication
in Robbery Case.

Nrwtrn Elu. Aug IS Samuel
brooks, aln- Jou,. Kissed one girl
too MANY when Dee u.,d Co Woo Miss
Ada Williamson. and a- r,sglt no
b, augwshlug tu iuL charged with
robbery
brooks fled from th, police officer.
when they attempted tp arrest him
ON rharg, 90 Insulting th. young
woman who reside. boz IN, oL,o room
ing house Since his arrest the Of.
firct, have searched hls rupuIs boz IN,
same building, and found evidence
which wu, serve tu connect him vuh
robb'rJes that have taken uluo, BOO
thH city the past fvN months
Ia his rooms the Officers f1uud
tire, suit cases ull,d with irwrlr1 oi
various descriptions. sbuv-. % dozen
shirts. r1fors. etc.. am cot which ur BEL
unable Go Civ, u clear history
Upon complaint ot iH, lads Chlui
OF Polite, Cummings went 90 the Dlio
mouse about o. o.pluck slturta,
morning un quest ot Brooks, bot Do,
was not there
The chief meanwhile -Nurr leo ASA
Williamson, proprietor cot the rr.io-
Date laundry, who had seen the man
repeatedly. as q deputy marshal, and
together they Wrrr searching for hlfi
About ~ O'clock, while Marshal
Cummings was bus, in his hunt nt IA,
roomng hous. Williamson located
Brooks tu skaters pool ban When
about Goo bc placed uud,r arrest
Brooks bottled from trp deputy. rum
uIng Co the rear ot the bail down
tho ulol toward Fourth street and
into thc railroad Yards
cummings meanwhile. varuo3 of
tn, chase. Joined Williamson loo tho
pursuit of Brooks, who ran through
one of the open windows in tht
rouudhuus,. CROSSED Tho tracks. houd.
ed straight south a. Tar as West
South sixth, WHORE ne doubled back
and tuuk refuge n Wngsrs barn
lirooRs locked himself m M, strlc-
turp ana whom the orficrr- forced
their Va, into "a. building 1ti,upt,d
further rIrht bat was Iluur,d uy O.
hl'v from the chiefs fist
BROOKS has told MANY stories Goo a.,
officers since his arrest aud when
brought his first WoU lu the hold
liver said he could not cat r., docs
not, however deny offending 90
Young woman IT, Was uII, bt...,d
about che neck when hr seas stru,k
under th, chin los % clothes vIrc
white attempting his getaway IN,
force OF the contact throw him tn
th" grouad, arr,stlng his Hight moo
mcnlarilN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18

bat be- s. paid only tor The actual
hours De- work at thc rate ui tuIN
cents am hour Frequently hc stays
at thc office All da, hu' has mo- runs
ON HOLIDAYS auH SUNDAY 200 his time
belongs fu the department Ills work
is harder th1i thG' of the regular
carrier as he has mo- set IuutC with
which hc becomes familiar often he
Is sent 90 routes u distance from
his starting point but iur the time
taken ia transit be rs paid nothing
There is uo ltmu i5 This pronaiiun'
ary period. which ranges from one Ga
eleven years. the uNcragc period dee.
ing about three wears and the average
pay about twenty-five dollars month
Cases where substitutes have been de-.
pendent on charity or ON relatives iu
supplement thrir income or" frequent
OnctBch Gust ~ Aan wlth SICK vic
ana Two children was in the care OF
Tine Sew York Charity OrganilouoH
sociuty go, two ycuts, the nan
wages during this timc running from
tNcnl, dolla.s 10 forty dollars a
month
a complaint oi the railway clerks "a
tho condition o' the mail cars THESE
are rented from tho railroads az an
annual average fOI rent ana hauling
OF 81 $50 lol car which costs S6,oou
20 build EAST wears appropriation
bin contained clause designed tn
enforce proper sanitary conditions in
these cars IN October 1870 tnr liar
poon sent uui 20 tho CLERKS q carefully
worked ONT questionable .a regard tu
sanitation Replies were received iIum
lH mli cars aud 500 apartment ears
and the results u- presented 100 cor
grrss show that go pcI cent OF ihes0
are REGARDED 1y Tho men as Insuni
tar, and unclcau only pei cent OF
the total number have flushed toilets
ard very few OF The toilets are ,n
closed
But danger at death is even worse
than insanitary conditions In The
railway mail service, figures for lal0
show twcniy-fouf Killed and 6l1 ln
mred. ninctyeipht OF the latter SER
ously Injuries 10 clerks travelling in
wooden cars are much more frequent
than IN steel or stccl undcr-trame
cars. aud vet according 20 the re-
ports ut tho second assistant poslmas
ter more than half the INA mail car-
at urcscnt I'm use are wood \ very
frequent practice OF the railroads b.
10 wedge wooden mail car in be
tween steel cars. with the result ina
even IN accidents where litile injury
Is done 20 The whole train the mail cav
Is smashed D., the weight of the cars
"a each end OF IT,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
FREE ICE CREAM TO
SATURDAY SALE At
BOATR|GHTS
Popular Gold Avenue Store
Will Serve Summer Delioacy
to Visitors Tomorrow Even
ing.--Some Big Bargains.

Free iyc crc,m Niil be- "a fn,urr ~
what promises To- Do, % big s,lllug
event tomorrow evening at ga, nopu
Tar Boatright store on GOLD aysuur.
Every visitor ut the Huatrisht cstnb-
lishmont between {, 80 aud 90 O'Clock
tomorrow evening win Do, served with
e generous portion of toe best Ice
cream made No this ciiy Thereof be
plenty e. ~ around. AND everybody
viii De- welcome,
lncldcurllN the host of BoatriRht
guests VIII Doe offered some memor-
ahlc buyius opportunities Fine oUt-
ing flannel win go 80 cents "a yard
mdies nne hlack gnuzr nslc hose.
with double sole uud high splicod heel
Nlll br offered nt half price. or two
pairs FOR 90 cents; special prices from
90 coats up. viii prevail ON hair puns
gG-iuch curtain scrim win ID, obtain
able cor cents ward ana hogs blue
chumbray blouse waists can De- had
for 20 cents each,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
MARRIAGE LICENSE
CAME TOO LATE
Small Delay in Issueing of
Document Parted Two Lives
Forever; Groom Dies Before
Ceremony Can Be Performed

san Brruardtuu. ",n Aug lN n'-
cause ol q DELAY IN the issuance ot d
MARRIAGE iicousc to Mr. Ada Hale
and wiley Hudson, devoted couple
we're parted forever and sweet
heart b. mourning her lovers doJ,h.
A week ago thc lovers had agreed
To have then wedding at Barslow.
Hudson had Sent through n Rauds-
burg notary to County Clerb Charles
Post for statistical BLANK COR be
lovers to TN on, as preliminary 90
the issuance of the license
The notary received the statistical
ton iu algebra 90 ain, lo: he could
figure ont no was ior It's use. nor
could the lovers In the meaalimc
Hudson was seized with neurlg',
and had 10 go lor professional aid
Mrs Hale the pretty bridcclect a'
once took he matter up with Counly
Clyrk Post, there being no time boo
which To wait .or The groom, 81 Oh"
marriage was tu H" solcmnizcd ON ,he
SUNDAY following
Mr. Hale explained The touchin2
circumstances Ia her letter. She ap.
penlCd f0r haste Chief Clork Wapy-
iiartzell received the letter Saturday
before the date for the wedding There
was no time 10 be- lost lie wired thar
the license would be forwarded ~
once 10 Justice ot the Peace John
Wadley AT Barstow and that nigh,
the Santa Re overland bore out ,ne
coveted parchment
The bride. elect was AZ Wadlc s
court on time, and he license also Got
there. but ihp groom was missing lii'
ueHralsin had iekcu serious tugl.
lie had to be removed 20 ihc Angel ts
hospital in los Angeles aud there ir
died. the sturdy lover passing into
tho shadow the day after he and Mrs
Hale were ia have been mace one A'
The desert Justice
She had FASTENED 40 his side, ami
there. surrounded by nurses, had hel
ihc hand of hcr DYING lover thront1
the 0cetius moments of his swiit'f-
chhine lifo when they said he was
dead this oman Of the desert, whom
death had robbed oi the precious
boon at wiiohood, stood WITH white.
drawn face tor q moment gazing unpn
mo features of her fallen idol Al'.r
thar she went back w Rnndshurr an
from there she has written COUNTY
Clerk Post touchins recognition o.
ihe quick aid his office had render d
her. stranger She also wrote 10
Justice OF the Peace Wadl"yu and 80 Be-
ierda, hc returned the unused MAJ
Ilarc license u is stained With a
Woman's tears.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
PENNSyLV WANNA IS
WAGIEG FIGHT ON
HOBOES BECAUSE
OF DAMAGE
They DO Everything From
Stealing to Murder and
Many of Them are Killed
by Trains.
PAMPHLETS TELL OF
TRESPASS DANGERS

Millions are Dcns donated 90 ln.
ur. pcac, between nations but tine
number of Use, iusj 300 wars today
with Bshung continually suiug ou in
some corner ot th, world. Us 5- notb-
iHl compared with :ae annual record
of facilities duo tu U,-pIs'ug ua
American railroads
ThnuFHnds oi Uf,s u,. sacrificed
over, ycar as 'h rrsult ur lr,~pHss-
ue 900 rulfuul pFup'rtt ignoaU.,
aI rar.'rsurss 800 90. ptt col thr
tr'spu--,r ls responsible Tor most ui
iur 90. railroads are bending every
'nuTf to cat down The awful tuN Of
death bs posting signs and maintain
.ua police patrol but tb,N win newer
o., completely successful without tine
operation 90 th, gsurIal publi.
Every deusc.y populated ndustruI
center uour a railroad b. u death e'E-
t,r The working GLASSES BOZ crowded
districts and tramp furnish th. ma-
Iurit pf victims Railroads say poo
uI, mast De taugnt % h1yD more rec
su'ut for Weir lives and stt.
VITA vuucuuuu OF this KIND Boo
,.'1. tine Pennsylvania railroad is
rr"unfiur pamphlets 200 eight cor nine
language These VIII be distributed
ZOO SCHOOLS with Instructions 90 the
HlHH tu take tu.m nto ilcir homes.
Th, uuard 0f education - the state
or rcnnsHvunlt hgs rrom scd its aid.
aud similar boards sn other states
Hll Do, asked ,' I.1U tnrIr support n
disseminating tbls literature ana huV.
Iug 81 read aloud Zoo classes.
Tur assistance of rlpreymsn hus
u,.u solicited and from hundred. ~
YWpu thr dauE.r uf trceuasunu mas
been preached. From OBJ. good r11ds
trains run hN tho Psnus Naui1 ral-
road tIruuGa rura' districts. aul In
tHr nrmois oranges tho varuue na8
pu,u sounded
tu IHnr f pds estimated th1t fIrrr
n'l 5000 n0p uamns Bon the United
States HFj that n,ir depreciation,
cost POO, railroads $4,000 GOO annual
d. AZ that time an, Pennsylvania
Dnlrua0 Instituted vigorous cpm-
puru araInft the uaraudInp uombdt
thgt swarm over thn country every
fpring pliiuglnF terrifying house
witcF. lEhtlnF fires that wrruk un
told damage. and som, times commit
NnR murder when their right o. UyD
a. they please 40 Tho expense uf SOC
cioil b. challenged As O. result OF
thir. aud tho educational campaign.
the uuH Ser ~ persons Killed while
ffospaHs.ng un th, railroads property
in ,ioiatlou of tho aw. has been grad
uailN reduced from $50 ln 1905 to
bS5 ban 1919, ana tha number OFF inc
jurcd has fallen from Tpt to .se 100
The same time To puf these figures
81 an0ih,r Wsy n 1905 tnr railroad
was killing trrspas-rrs ut ths rae" pf
three DAY for nVe months OF the
gear aud two "a dny for iu' romaiu-
ina seven months. willc lu 1910 the
number sacrlnced had d'urta srd to
two q day for seven mOnths. and one
a dnY tor the other nve The number
" injured Is but slightly ler
This record shows thul ttr Penn
syiyanla's sdorts have prpsluc,d re-
SALTS. hhi Lie numher 81 nnspns.ers
kiaod ana Inbred each yeur - stu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
CATHOLIC PARTY
MAY NOMINATE
De La BARRA
Lie. Luis Garcia Pimentel Says
That Provisional President
of Mexico Is Candidate Of
Religious Organization.

MrNico Citg Mex Aug d, That
President Francisco J.. do pa larrn
viii br the candidate 90 th, National
Catholic PARTY. g.. lhv opinion ul Le.
Luis Garcia PIm-utul a. expressed uy
him N"strrJu,
n, Says huNrN g.. that tu, ticket
and She plan of campaign Viu bc
lr.t entirety lu ll. convention Nuieh
u,u hy hold iu the M,NiDuu thoator,
Angus, ~. o.. ~. and 10 ana u
t,ulcl th, GOO .llns 90! the put
which hI,, 1,,u FORMED u every
plr, ct thc rcuuuI, VIII bee repre-
scented
Whom asked o. man Whu is NOT a
Catholic could h- nominated for the
presidency ON nor ticket Mr.. Garcia
replied lea "a. negative, adding chat
DO, party would not have been found
yd had such Il thing been possible.
BE- said thai 40, enemies OF ar
parts has declared that u Ola, event
tho Catholic parry Nas victorious. Il
vuYld lgdm taxi up the banner ot
religion and privileges eft tho clergy.
H. said that the members of the
rathou. party were men of culture
HAho were not ignorant OF the prog
r.ss uf humanity and who would no
muir take up the standard of r,lig-
iou and pr.vl'g" ot the clergy than
thry would tmt of red liberalism.
10 I- rup opinion ut Mr. Garcia li-
monte, tta, not only the National
ruthuuy party wit support Mr.. a, De
Harrt bat that many commercial
moO capitalists and heads pf udus-
try win lend every support, loo the
r,'uJ u, .s elected. Do, viii ha,, 90
Accept ,up presidency ana continue boo
power Notwithstanding his nrm rrs-
o'ltiuu not tu du so.
No sSid boo conclusion that Doc
Thought lhv hrg, majority m enc
clubs hcufd from would stand for
President d, n Barra gondly NUM-
btr tur Nir Mtdcru aud small num-
b,r f,r General Reyes Tor the prosi-
I dcnrv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
WOODEN CARS GREAT
MENACE TO CLERKS
Railway Postal Employees Object 10
Flmsy Structures That Collapse
Between Steel Cars. the
Substitutes.

Sew York Aug o. -"At the bot
tom OF the postal service as lis army
of recruits are the substitutes The
conditions under which these grown
men. who have passed "a siff civil
service examination and are, in many
eases married, serve during the pro.
hatiOnary period, urc not generally
known writes Mary Brown summon
n The survey They were dcscHh.
cd hy Representative kelchor and
mlly discussed az he hearing before
the committee ON postofhces aud post
rOuds
From the time the substitute n
sworn In, pays for his uuiform. which
has 10 be- renewed 40 least once q
year and gives bond 10 tlft depart.
mcnt, his mll WORKING day from go
la. m to 1850 o. IA is at ils disposal,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18

Lllhan Russell has shown ih''
though beauty s only skn d'or
woman is accepted at her face value.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18

For the best saddle horses in tive
city can phone No. 3. W. l. Trimblc,
ii3 North Second 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
PIRATES OF THE SOIL
WERE FORMER FARMERS


4 Npefini correspondence Y" shf hff"hhf
Kansas cay, MO Nul lN The
farmers oj lHc lHeJ century wore soil
pirates. according 10 u,nr Wallace.
president OF Vac National Conservation
congress which D. tu meet 200 kausns
city September 2G.11 How fu con.
serve the soil. how go cease Junhius
n. aud hoW 40 make It moro l,N'ilc
viii bc the principal subjects u' ihc
papers to be- delivered az Ih,s c5r
congress Anung the subjects viii be-
"Thc litCstuch F1ru and Soil Fee
ultr' by Dr Frederick g MWu.ord
of the University ot Missouri rA-
Goyunur " - Hoard OF Wisconsin
viii tain ou Dairus ind Soil ltI
tluS. ANA Prot CNil q liUphius
University Of Illinois. viii discuss
'Nuruou Soil Methods ui tui
uyltiou is thr titlo of The paper ui
Prot y 81 Zen Eycb. Kansas state
Agricultural college
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18

appalling Thus Dr tho railroad.
have dom, tho most towards check.
inE tuH us,lc.. waste uI u,, They
af, prrAJp. th. greatest sufferers
from tbD tramp ,tii. nI they are
willing Co. do 600 Boo their power Go
stamp t uui boat ,HIs .nuuot Do, ace
.Hmpli.h'd uuiU th, citizen realizes
th, seriousness coz no, matter aud
takes n's part Goo The campaign
Th New YORK. stan, BOARD of ruur-
tito. estimates That tramrs nave cost
tba, stat, f-.uuu.uUo annually tor the
post two wears This 'a rVcusi,, ~
Includes uuIy th money .pcnt in
ahushouscs and Dos charitable nrguni-
cations. 1ud u prosecuting ana keep
ing trlmps u penal institutions The
u's'iun touch. r rFrrr riiiHrl vitality.
t"r 70 means mat u, h1s contributed
tN,s trH. rd' ta. fs.uun.uuu NnI.u
went 2" pat in" laup uI
Wru,r' Nhu hnt, studied th, probe
som uagro that tho tramp could uut
exist Nllllglli LAE -rlllL0Ads. LllX a.
FORD 10 raj tus Tor p,iurg hIa Niy''
from place iu place mat mIk's 10 pos
sihlr for h.m to i've $50 one would
maintain. however, rhat thr railroads
go" rn.punsihlc for the tramp They
q" NOT grcutr him Hc Is uav OF the
cNrroseuccs uu the socia body tor
which society b.. Responsible Vet thus
M th, rIlroads haN, done the most
towards Kidding 90, country oi this
dangerous pest Zoo often society
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
THE NE'ER Do WELL

H1-I- NuH ever noticed how WsuN
bright Young people ar, lu.t ".tugk 300
o. rui letting the best Scars of thcir
Ut.s Slip bl and Nhu excuse thon
uucuou ny SAVING % newer bad 1
chance. bat SOME da1 lll get started.
AN things com, tu those who wait
That's au wrong Young ri'ud-
Nothug VIII over come tu SOFA. vN-
,cpt creditors bills Tho thius- worth
having are obtained ly Those who 800
after them and stat ught uu rho TRAIT
until th,y got them Ever, failure
says Didn't haN, chance Th,
truuhl, ls Doc didn't grasp tho oppor-
tuuu,s that were everywhere about
him
n yuu expect Go huy, all thiua-
myorabl, before cntr.ng huau,es
college Nouli n,y,r begin H,rolye
today tu make start This year
SOW There win never boz So uppnr-
tune u time as TODAY
Take the first step b., spldiu.
postal card at once asking tor mfur-
nation
NLBlQ rERrQE BUSINESS
COLLEGE
~ Practical Sfhooi fof Practical
Young pcoISr
AlhuuucrWlr. 3 A.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18

"HoV Zoo the world dld YOU ever
come to MARI, that hprrid man I'm me
nrst place.
"li Nas all my chum's fgult"
did she Ten YOU that hc WAS rich o."
'No she pretended that she want
81 him herself '.- Houston Post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18

"lIuv d'd tbp accident happen '.
kcd tar reporter ON tbe seen, of
the railway horror
som body stopped tho train Dos pull
ing thr sIrhruke cord, answered the
conductor $50 tho second section
ran into us ~ win tab, SIX hours
tn clear th. truck $50 that $50 can go
ahead
Six nour'" slriokod passenger
And ] was to hp married toIny''
Dave ypu any .doa who pulled thc
rope continued the reporter dis
regarding thr Interruption
- didn't have anti now, Whisper
od co.. conductor lint what do YOU
thut ut That fellow tuat iuw buttei
'n' IIl she the detectives ou him .
cleveland Plain Dealer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18

SoEa, people think mat trpusor skirts
For wpmanklud lr, Smokers
And th'y would give the maids the
laugh
For wearing suip k'rhur kCYf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18
Not the same

"Do YOU bclicvc nah dlct Is culcu-
lucd to strengthen tho BRAIN asked
th. innocent youth
cant say that I du. replied iho
visr guy "but ! believe mat going
usmug iuNgorai.s th. imagination. p
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-18

Cuts and bruises may ne healed Ina
about oue-fhrd the time required hy
the usual treatment tby applying
Chambcrlain's Liulmcnt II Is an an
tifeptic aud causes such injuries 90
heal without maturation This uni-
meut also relieves soreness 90 the
muscles aud rheumatic raua For
sale by an dealers