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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
NEW MEXICO PIONEER
DIES AT WASHINGTON

Santa Re. y NJ MAY IA Y.
Rcnchan. y we'll known attorney ot
this city has received news oi the
death in Washington. u. G.. OF his
father, Francis 4 Renehan, az the
age of ~ years
The deceased was pioneer IN New
Mexico having come 10 me territory
in 1857 foi his health. aud a. one time
had charge OF tho mail route nom
Fort l.arned o. Santa Fc Tie had
at one time been ~ associate editor
at the New YORK Tribune, serving iur'
ms the time that Horace Greeley was
~ the head al thar paper Dnriu. tho
war between the states he was q
Confederate sympathiaor ana was I'M.
prisoned for three years la the ola
Capitol prison IN Washington
He Is survived hy three sons, a
T. Renrhan 81 Santa Fe, Frank AMI
leo Renehan Of Washington. aud a
daughter. Ms Margart Il fosafty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
OR. HARRISON SAYS
AGREEMENT WITH
BOY SHOULD Be
HELD VALID
He Declares That for St. Louis
Property and $4,000 the
Young Man Gave Up All
Claims.
ANSWER TO SUIT IS
FILED IN COURT TODAY

Tho answer of Dr. George W Nar-
rison To the suit filed against him IN
the district court OF Rcrnallio coun-
Is some time ago by his son. Grover
William Harrison. WAS filed by Mann
a Ncnabic. Dr HarriSon's attorneys.
VA the office ct clerk Madison this
afternoon.
III" answer H. sweeping denial ~
all tn" charges OF mismhnagomcnt
and misuppropriation made by GroN-
or William Harrison i'm the original
complaint ana maintains that the
settlement between the plaintiff and
the defendant made Va 1908 was IA
every way iull. fair and bona Tide
Transaction
The formal allegations of the COM
plaint relating To- the appointment 90
br Harrison ass administrator OF the
estate 0t Ids dccosard wife. Guadn-
lupc Pcrca DO Harrison. and subsr-
qurntiS as guardian OF his son the
PLAINTIFF m the case urr admitted. as
are the allegations as to the various
returns which were made aud appear
uf record The defendant denies
however. that ne received any money
or property Tor the estate OF either
his wife or SON which were not fully
accounted Tor, or that he converted
any Aoncy or property of either
estate 90 Ills own use. The fact of his
tinal discharge as administrator II Sc,
out la the answer. as well as the ap-
prevail 81 his returns by the probate
court uf BrrnAiillo county
It is alleged that In MnN. lsnN.
l.
majority ana after he had consulted
with Attorneys Neill u, Field OF Nlbu-
quorque and Lyman, Lyman y 90 on-
nor of chicago Ia regard .o hts rights.
ana after hr had fuily acquainted
himself with all the facts concerning
the management of the estates hy Dr.
Harrisnn. hc voluntarily entered into
q settlement of his claim against thr
defendant. accepting certain roai
estate in the cts ui 50 Louis and "a
cash consideration al $1,000, ANA Pc.
leasing the defendant from any ana
AN labilit, whatever u h alleged
that the plaintiff has enjoyed this
property tor three years and has
mover rcpudiatrd the settlement made
bV him In lgoN. and that he ought nos
now to bc allowed to- rcpudiatc H.
The defendant denies TINT ne eyer
mingled any OF the funds of the cstat.
| OF his wife az OF his son. tor whom
he Was guardian. with his own funds
ana denies that he ever conU .al,i
/ from the plaintiff any facts relative
To- TN" estate. or that I'D, duirHd 20
was not fun, Informed as e. tn, ,Du-
diunu of the rstat.s when hc mad,
the settlement referred Co..
TN, answer concludes with the
usual PRAYER that the sult be- dis
missed ana cost. awarded agalnst thc
I plaintiff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

with Nom. oar beyond few machinr
suns operated bs The iedetais no az
iillely has been seen Now u is rc
ported that the Sonora rebels have
obtained and have IN one ~ ihcl,
cunps near Aqua Ptieta hrvcch
loading gun witch Is said 10 be- ol
modern type The report says that
thus lar hut 100 rounds OF amnmn-
ton have been obtained Tor 30 and
that the insuricctos are seeking to-
obtain and cross the line GOO mUrg
rounds
Reports received rom between here
and M TiErc are 10 the effect thai
The power transmission line has been
cut ia several places and the linemon
inundated SO thai they Will come ~
Another report + that the supplies
and provisions going from N2abcl "a
vi Ticrc have been intericrrod with
and that the wagon trains may he ais.
continued Tor this reason.
From tumpas comes story al TWO
young Americans entering the town
rohbing several stores. leaving ana
again returning, when they were met
los armed citizens and fight ensued
IN which one al the Americans was
KILLED and the other wounded, aud
one Mexican Killed aud others wo'inI.
cd The American Killed * said o.
have been a dcsertor from the tu'tcn
states army hut IL il donicd th', Ne
was Marion. who escaped from iuil ~
Douglas ANA made his way acros 'h'
line just before he battle %! Asu'
rricia.
This morning another force ut Tel
erals arrived iron the west fd' e.
We're TWO small bodies In ad'Hno"
followed by cighiy.iour men, j., al
numbering between l21 aud 800
They had packs aud supplies with
them ana appeared 90 nave com"
from u distance. As they pppruarh
ed. watchers aear the custom house
say they were puzzled to determine
what some al the men were catfy'n v
ON their heads. but say that an ctoSc,
approach II Was seen 10 be boatds %
planks N'hal these w"cr ior ol
whcrr brought IRON the chserNers ~
not kliuw
That the foderals prc NOT w,hou
apprehension OF attack b sh1Hn va
the fact that last nigh h"s' mum
bcrs OF them spent the night in th'
trenches to meet any "dyanc" ina
might Cuma.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

fourteen troops Of ruIalcs have been
increased hN 100 men. according tC
orders issued ", TIA Val department
besides the addition ol Two more
troops the fifteenth aud sixteenth
making n force totalug $1,000 men ol
this irregular cu,alr,
Nothing has been said IN ihc Men.
lean press t'gardlu. lh, WORK al this
corps during Che rtoscat insurcction
The corps ui rualcs uf ths Mexican
government is celebrated not unly iu
Mexico. bur boa foreign countries. Tor
The excellence SOD iis organization aud
work thai ha- nccn accomplished by
thcm IN preserving the peace ot the
interior di.trc.s
In th. p.y ont dilhcultics tho
Iurulos hat, pDlormed eminent ser,'
ices, both loo conjunction with The
federal troop. AMI when hshun.
| alone
In tho stan, ui Cuamilu the eighth
and tcat5 troops com posed NJ 800
! men under tnp command al Julio
4 lbauut. have Kept th, insurrcctiond y
| no'rWou from gaining stronghold
| IN ihit state The home ~ Madcro.
| INiCc 'hr-. troops have been cngag-
,d 900 regular battles aud each time
! have Inflicted great LOSSES upon the
/ cuvnN fhs, have had innumcrablc
J small encounters with rowing BINDS
! of rebels. always defeating the IN.
/ oiEanilud bands with more o. less
/ loss
/ iu Ihp state ui Guerrero. where
I thnr' are according 10 rcpuf l.n"0
] rebels divided in several bands "a
! WILDLY scattered points. Ito ruralcs ol
! tho fourth moon. IN small detacn.
/ mcuj- are guarding the most impur
'iut towns of the state Scarccb q
day passps but that these men are
: engaged ia some way With the rchpis.
always against superior numbers but
I the rigid discipline ut the urganaa.
I ton has told and the unotgauized
! rebels are pat 10 iliaht.
la Puebla the ruraies have render
cd exceptional service In rlaNcala
3Ou men ot the first troop have virtual
/ ~ kept the state paciiicd, and SO It
goes The story of the war IN other
! states Is bat repetition OF the wort;
/ done by the rurales IN those states
/ mentioned They have taken part n
all the principal battles of The war
| Casas Grandes. Aqua Prieta. Tcpeo
/ iuna. and many othcrs-aad al tn
present time there are 100 ruralcs
/ part OF the force under Gen Ludue, N
/ Oiuaga. where they have sustained
| the brunt OF the fighting and proven;
/ od the capture OF the town several
times
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
7 |
Baseball Season to Open
Sunday With a Jubilee

Affiliations. th,rc promises 10 be- some
pretty tWirl'ng
nut then, Dfn Says that Rubc
Weeks VIII ."rcn the season hcre.
That rs enough e. cheer the dotine
ial in itself Md IL H. whispered
that Hubc hua br,n working some
things out on the Sly and that he
ms some now ones that VIII De at
once Tho wander ana modification of
the santa +, Sluggcrs Hula is 10y
Z" behold anyhow. anO with these
new ONES these elusive fadoaWaSR
10 looks ns Il the capital city boys
VIII Mood mat homo run they expect
to mako OF Doc Elder. when he
throws the ursl Jal Salg zar who
playcG with Wocks ON tho Texas
league, Nill be- h'ra as short stop.
Either chavez co. Sslazar VIII catch.
aud the rest OF thc lineup folloVst
Patterson, first base. Bu.ns. second
base. Allen 90 third. De glassic VIII
NIB everything that comes out into
lcft Held ana kunz win occupy tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
Mayor Elder. Escorted by A
Band and Prominent Citi.
zens Will Lead Parade to
Backgrounds; Crack Teams
to Cross Bats.

The opening of the baseball season
Ia Albuducrquo win occur sunday al.
tDrnoon at two tiirty O'Clock when
Mayor Elder viii b. escorted - tho
hali grounds at Traction park by q
committee nf prominent citizens
Judge Mann. Isaac Barth ana Judge
Craig Wiz constitute ,hc guird of
honor who VIII conduct thc mnynr "a
the Jall held f'lls' baud viii lead
tho procession which is to start at
The foot of Central avenue and Fitst
street and parade go the ball
grounds. Every lover of the game
win form into line and viii h. tho
escort tor the Albuquerque GraNs and
their opponents. the Santa =, agsrc-
cation ThD standardization will be-
tn oatcst rally that has happf ned
~ THIS city SINCE the statehood bill
passed congress u H. the nrs. Tin,
Ia tho history of the city that The
mayor of The city has tossed the ball
INTO TIA, ncid FOR the opening OF the
game
|, certainly does look ~ II there
were going tu be some real live base.
hnll thls time. The klud 81 playing
such Is has never b,cu seen In Al
buuucrpuc bcfuro Tho Who'll, basc-
ball situation IN Sow Mexico has
takon a decided advance this hast
year. Zach town ana hamlet has
raised q pile OF munty to put out "a
bigger and better team than ever be
fore, atd the nrst game If she s'a-
son win Doe e battle between thc pick
ed teams oi all New Mexico.
tn SAINT, fc ugr cgation presents
- united and solid front this year Ns
is well known. santa y, was at u dis
advantage last YEAR on account OF
pr,ts i.alUusirs b'iNccu thu players
aud managers. aud the result was
two divided Hggro CATIONS. neither ~
which ~"s hs strong as the united
team the var From the reports
that have com" from the capital citN,
thoN have ROT classy bunch up
there WITH star of three mound
rrs. among whom are Doc McCarthS
and LorHz aud the SouthpaN phc-
nom Cy Fryc. whose has big league
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
ITS TONIGHT YOU
A | R D 0 N {
BOOSTER

AZ event U The amusement line
w,ll exceed GA tormer attempts given
bN any th'JtrI or troupe Ia Alhu-
pu,rquc, or do. west tonight Nlbu-
qIDrqu, rln boast OF the finest Air
dome ta the Vrst We read in tn
morning pau,r where somebody crit
iClsoH J sam soid he was Il poor
manager smpN because tho show
gives too much Tor ten cents. cInims
ing ne spoils th, people n Is too
bad we haven 50 few more boosters
irving tp spoil 'uo pcoplc by giving
them down V.tht or larger m.asurc
for tbrir muu,N go see tonight Just
how cNtrava-1ut The Ardomr D.. Ten
people for tom rcnts. one cent apiece.
The best spot iu Alpuquo quo for solid
comfort md in see s"methiug worth
while. 1t happens tonight. 60 60 il.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

Thr muIr one sees uf this Joe Jhck-
son person the more ono admiros and
respects him as q Widc-awakt. brainy
bah player lie has vat to display
the first symptoms of owning an ivory
pate ana }; b. the consensus of opin-
ION that he viii never pun "a bone
play
Cleveland fans marv,lcd al jack
sons sensational double piaN on
Thursday ON FRIDAY hc proved con-
clusivolN that hr IL ever alert 20 any
occasion that may arise. IN" Naps
wcrc lcadinE. d Ia o. when the Nrpunf
went 10 bat IN the fifth inning Bc-
tore YOU could say Jack Robin tho
browns had two runs In. three mon
on basos ana only one out
jimmy Austin drove e long us to-
center Everybody expected Jackson
'u make the throw Co the plate in an
cffor, to- nail sehNcitzcr That looked
ike the proper play 10 most of the
fans. Hut was itp II was not Ana
none realized II sooner than Jackson.
He figured that IL Nps far better
20 allow the CROWNS this on. addi-
tional run and hold the runners on
second ana FIRST. instead of taking "a
chanco on throwing To- the plato and
losing out on SchWoitzcr. aud having
tho other runners move az To third
and second, respectively, from whence
they could score on single
| Jackson reasoning was good aud
Schwoltzcr scored withou, molosin-
| ton on the part OF the Maps center
1 fielder Joe made "A bmff To- throw tn
the plate and then shot the bah 10
I iajoic at second hoping 90 catch
Wallace Oft his guard. The l'rowns
boss was wide-awake. however, and
J stuck close To- the bag
| Had jackson made the peg To- IN.
| plate and failed 20 nail schwoitzer
and Wallace ana Hoffman had moved
! up and then scored ON a single. Joe
would have been put down ~ brain
less for allowing the Browns Ia come
/ within a run al tying the Maps score
/ when h, could hnV. kept HIS Own
team IN front by margin of three
| runs by exercising a little Judgment
| That's What Joe did, Ne exercised
4 judgment ana kept the Naps three
runs IN the lead Instead ~ PLAYING a.
the grandstand
II The discovery of jackson h 80
cent enough To- make an interestnp
story, he Is a bis. gangly loose
jointed chan. and two seasons age
was "A cotton min hand IN the littl'
town of Greenvillo. : G. Tomms
Stouch an old time bail player wa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

at that Time manager of IA, Green
viilo team IN the Carolina league, and
gave Joe hiS first try.out in proi'..
sional baseball so Ear asa ne OUT
lass tho othoT players of the ieHeu"
that Stouch Slipped Connie Ma k "A
tlp on IN, new phonom. and n, Nus
imm, diately purchased FOR thc Attn
lptics
Here ocCIrrcd az incident ht,u
followers Of the game IN philadelphia
SIN laugh oN,r when u is recalled
jackson worked la two or thre.
gamcs for the Athletics. and ulE
made good the predictions that Dad
been made for him. his work ncins
oi IN" highly sensational order 1901
IA. tail building anu the busy str, ~
of large city were too much Tor ia"
cotton mill boy, and De grew home
sick for the peaceful soiitudcs oI
GroCnyillr. without warning ana
scorning the Formally oi asking per-
mission of the management, hc took
Is train for The soIth after having
PLAYED less than week with the
tribe al Mach,
Latter he was induced To- return ~
Philadelphia and finish out the scat
spr. but at the end of the season the
usually foxy Mr.. McGillicuddy made
ono at the mistakes which the fox
test sometimes make, and let him ga
| to New orleans. In the southern
league. lie was easily the sensation
of the 1910 season In that fast minor
league and he'd IN batting by su large
"a margin that there MAS no ono 60
seriously dispute his title as premier
! batsman. His work with the stick
WAS largely responsible tor the Pcli-
cans takins the rag FOR the 1919 sea
son.
| At the CLOSE OF the southern league
season, which Is earlier than that 81
the bis leagues ne was gold to Glove
! land reporting Immediately ana ted
| she American league battors with an
average of 1851 FOR the 30 games M
I which ne participated and has de-
clnred himself in the race for battins
honors this year. with the statement
that the man who tops him viii lead
all hands
\ good many experts predicted that
! the cX-Pclican sluggcr would hit tn,
| shoals when they hogan to size hin
NJ Ia place ot which he started
.ugging harder than over. capplni
thu climax al cleveland ny driving O
bali over the ii-foot wall surround
ms the new park when ne one lee
fore mad evun hit Il on the bound
Jackson H. now only batting gis, hu
lrNpects 10 pick az soon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

This rs the hard hitting ifto UW,
Pupkc WHO win meet th, English
middiwcight champion. Jim sullivan.
during Derby Wock u London Brit
ish sporting fans are rluciug hin ouds
un sullivan. and expect him Goo a.-
Tend hts tide against an comrrs. bat
Americans Who have seen Blly boa tuc
ring are confident that the beet o.t-
INK Iiinglishmun VIII 20 down To de-
feat before the clever Papkc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
JuAREz COMMAND is
PREPARED TO FlGHT

Fl pasu. Texas. MAY I. -tipnrral
NWnrls federal garrison az luarcl
hats not made single move go mai
cate that % h. other than prepared
constant, foi battle AZ moments
notice The willow screened 'rcuch
covering the road which cutters th"
oii, along the south side OF the canal
hunh nom the west h cons anily
occupied b, zoo federal infantry and
- machine gun dotnchm nj The mH.
chime gun Is we'll screened and pro.
lortcd by sand bags
The Same conditions prevail AT the
trenches near the race track on The
southciDst side of the city and ai the
hrcastWotks IN the railroad yards
\ud on AVcuida l.rrdo. where Oh"
street ga line iam stanton stree,
CROSSES the canal other trenches are
heavily manned \ machine gua O.
mounted ON lop OF the school building
near the Mexico Northwestern freight
depot who're % commands wide
rang, aud large force Dl icdetals
ARE constantly maintained near this
locality NnuthcJ machine gun T. ic.
Gated In the hull ring from where "a
can he moved to he intersection OF
Gale Commerce. and the MtNlcau
Central crossing AMI used go COM
maud the railway yards. OF Gale co.
mercio east or west A command OF
100 cavalry are with this gun near the
hull ring. which Is in the center at
lhc city
81 the "cummanaancia" behind The
old Clurrh ana adjoining The Carcel
puhlica are located 800 armed cti-
lon volunteers The men live in the
patio of the commandments and Just
Inside the portal OF the building Is an.
other machine gun ready 10 he rolled
out To cover any ot thc approaches
Ou tops at al the buildings IN th"
western parl ot the city are maintain
ed constant guards with field glasses
,o scan the SURROUNDING country. vs-
pcciall, towards Blanche TO the south
aud camp OF The iasurrectOs az 0ros
cu mountain 10 the west
The constant renewal of the az.
misticc between Generals Navarro
AMI Madtru has In one way been a
snurcr OF relief Ia the Jnarel gani.
son. hui % has aino caused the de.
lenders ui Che city To feel Il constant
strain upon their nerves.
In the meantime The people of luar.
~ who have not already moved Ia III
paso continue 10 come To the Amer.
lean side In great number to take up
THEN residence until the opioslns
armies cease to menace each other
FORCE or RuRALEs
rs BEING ENLARGED
Mexico civ. N,Nro MAY THE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
SANTA fE SENDS
OUT STATEMENT
Information Showing How
Much Money Was Earned
BY the Road and Where it
Was Expended.

4 circular H. being sent ont 10y the
officials oi the AtchisOn, Topeka \
Santa Fe Railway company to It's cni
ploycs over the country, which gives
a great deal OF interesting niorma'
ton as to The inner workings Of the
company and the amount that thu
company earned and paid out during
the year 1910.
OF particular interest Ia residents
of New Mexico il the Information
contained IN the circular with refer
ence TO the construction of the Beicn
cut.on II Il stated that in the re-.
cont construction OF the liclon cue
on in New Mexico an exact account
Was kept of the cost ut construction
as the work progressed, and II aver
AGED SlpSi5 per mile without any
charge tor right of wal o. for ter
miual stations las as Chicago, Kan
sas chg, etc. or tor equipment OF
any kind--and this new construction
in new country being over srouni
presenting no extraordinary or uu.
usual obstacles.
Equally interesting II the showing
made Ia regard To the capitalization
of the railroad property a. compar q
with the average capitalization oi
railroads in this country and abroad.
The A,chison. Topeka a santa fe
Railway company. located IN thirteen
different states and territories, com
priscs 1865 miles OF single track
railway line. with 55i additional miles
in double track and 3,205 additional
milcs in sidings ana yard tracks
The Santa Fc rs capitalized az so3.
uOn per mile of line while in Ehs'
land the average capital "a s2ii nnl
per mile. In Germany slil,000 lor
mile. IN France 10000 per milo, Ia
Canada $4,000 per milo, ia he United
! States s5S,o00 per mile
The expenditures of the company
/ or rather the purposes for which -
/ expenditures are made are set forth
! In an Interesting table showing how
| each dollar earned by the Santa 20
| during the YEAR 1919 was spent From
the circular II appears that these dol
lars we're divided In tn following
| manner
! For Labor Direct ............. g. cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
REBELS MENACE Aqua
PRiETA WITH FIELD GUN

douglas, NiiH May ut wa
learned today nom what appears 20
be perfectly authentic sources that
the rebels south of Aqua Prletn have
omained u Geld Niece AMI smal,
quantity OF ammunition for 4 This
they purpose using, II is stated, IN an
other attack on The town II the peace
pact shall not hr arranged
hat rebel. on tcderais had iu.llery
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
PEACE POW-WOW
continued from Page one)

spanish for ~ Diario. u Mexico CIN
daily Brandon saw most of the
lighting m tho chihuahua campaign,
aud D. familiar with tn. federal side
of the tn iir
Tnc latest arrival II Luis q NAL
vaoz rcprcscnaug ~ Pats. II, come,
directly from McNico civ to cover
the peace conference. MalNa,Z "a
one of the lNolicst Mexican ncWspa-
per men. an- considered partic-
ularl, kCcn reporter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
pipNl.tI, I.Nkt.i,N.
20, south iirst street.
PAUL A. LARSN

Mining Gngin,ct. Chemist.
Nctallurgist.
Offices aud Laboratories: 3t3h West
Contra, Ave. Albuquerque. y. N.
Calls received every day for Mining
Machinery. List your scrs,nd
hand Machinery with me.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
No. I Alfalfa, si2So per ton.
r.. W FEE


Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUINN
Tablets. Druggists refund money ~
Il fails 90 cure. r.. w. GROVES sig.
nature Is on each box. csc.
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center meadow. ana iIdalso VIII get
Tho balance of the ian oucs
"rhcrc is nu more to t,ll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

No. alfalfa oi, Si2.ao per ton.
-. Il. o.. settlers, ;oi " Gold Ave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04
Western League.
Where They Play Tomorrow,

National League.
srnokl,n az Philadelphia
Sew Nnrk NJ Boston
Cincinnati 1T ClI.IHu
So Louis az Pi'feHurr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

NOt WILL E>JON EVERY MEAL
lf tho bread and cakes come from
our bakery YOU wil not only like
the taste but you Win be assured
that every morsci yau oat really s
ts good ss 10 TASTES. We use nothing
but the purcst o., materials Ia our
cooking
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-04

american League.
puBdc,phla ~ Washington.
800 iul ~ New Nurt