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Evening journal., 1911-05-13
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY
The Archbishop Who Was
Skilled In Politics
BY @Holland.v

Thurlow Weed. the Whig president
maker. John Hughes. first archbishop
OF New York, and Charles p Nell
vaine. Protestant Episcopal Bishop of
Ohio-these were the three men de-
spatched by President Lincoln as
special embassy 10 Europe on the
outbreak of the Civil War 10 protect
and work for the Union cause In Eng
land and on the Continent.
"As special ambassador Arch
bishop Hughes revealed himself ss q
consummate diplomatist. extending his
influence not only through France.
where he was especially sent, but also
10 Ireland and ITALY," said ThurlOw
Weed 10 me In the dsvs Of his old age
But long before this he had revealed
himself 10 me as a man who under
stood thoroughly the political game as
We play II in America. and more than
one victory Of my party was made pos
sible through the secret but friendly
assistance that received IN q perfect
" proper way from John Hughes. Let
me give you an instance.
I'm the mid-hfties--I should say
about 1S54-there was in the Senate Of
New York State a man whose identity
7 " ~ HtH' UfNi'N iNN NtAlF 20 'iAttA
He was . merchant who had gained
wealth, and in his business relations
he stood deservedly high But he WAS
ono Of those men who believed in one
STANDARD for business and personal
life and IN another standard for poll
tical activity Smith made us a. great
deal of trouble. but he Was a very
valuable Senator for the opposition
party. representing as he did. one of
the strongest Democratic districts in
New York City
We'll, the archbishop and his
friends were very much interested in
p proposed piece of legislation that
related 10 the public schools and
would as 7 remember have permitted
the establishment of parochial schools
under the authority Of but without ex-
pense to the State. This legislation had
been referred to the committee of
which Smith was chairman. and one
Continued on Page s.
Evening journal., 1911-05-13
SATURDAY. MAY 1911
PIIRIIc SPIRIT.

IT He DUPONT Powder interests during the last
n few years have certainly shown their faith
N Wilmington. The great building stands as
monument to them. Now it is intended 10 make
hotel
All this is a fine manifestation Of public spirit
OF love Of home, II is really the highest kind of
patriotism and an example 70 the rest Of Us. Prob
ably no others can do as much as they have done
But everyone can help by boosting and not knock
ing. Good words and appreciation help along as
we'll ac actions
Wilmington is most surely entering upon new
era II IS IN the air. Every man in Wilmington
should do what he can to keep the ball rolling
Evening journal., 1911-05-13
:: Personal and Pertinent =:

~
An interesting feature in connection with this years
commencement a. Salem College will he the presenta-
ton Of diploma Of graduation to Mrs r H.. .McWbor-
ter Of Georgia, who finished her course AZ this insti
tuition az siuy-three years of age No diplomas we're
given az that time
Mrs McWhorter Is Of the oldest " not the oldest
Of living Salem slumuae. and is than so years old
Her son, Judge Hamilton McWhorter Of the Southern
Railway is arranging TO bring his mother in special
car to attend the Winston Salem Dis
patch
81 know Ames comes in for a LOT Of praise because
he hunts with a.camera instead Of q gum" Fohes be
gam IN slightly acrid tone IN never seems TO strike
people that there may be more than one kind of bru
tally"
What's the matter with Ames?" demanded one Of
the on the club house porch
up in Canada last fall" Fobes readily resumed ct
went on by myself one day, when Ames was hddling
over the kodak. and 7 stumbled full on black hear
Because tho only thing in Sight very likely I
became the immediate object of her attentions I had
only slight lead but going pretty well when
Ames poked through the brush and took in the stua-
tion
Hold on there old ohap he yelled You're too
far ahead. I can't get you both in Youths Com
panion.
Evening journal., 1911-05-13
THE YmLAN FnmFn.

The town hall was packed. and the
village audience followed the hero
ines trihulations with bated breath.
She was having a terrible time. In
the space Of ave short minutes she
was nearly run over by a mad horse,
bitten by a mad dog and drowned in
mad millrace. And she escaped
these things only to fall finally into
the hands Of the vaunting villain.
The audience strained forward as
the william led her 10 a lonely cave
and cast her into the presence OF a
huge gorilla.
"R-r-r-revenge at lastl" muttered
the villain.
"Oh. what shall ] do?" cried the
heroine, as the gorilla approached with
malevolent grimace. "Oh. what
shall / do2"
Ii was too much. The strain could
not be borne any longer. In a frenzy
Of excitement member of the audi
ence rose from his seat, clapped his
hands 30 his mouth and shouted;
Chuck i'm a nut, iss!"--Answers.
Evening journal., 1911-05-13
An OPpoRTTrNITY FOR PRAISE.

HOw much more pleasant it is to praise than
Il Il to censure City Council has a chance to
earn the praise Of al those who are interested IN
the progress Of Wilmington. The question OF
considerable Improvement the new hotel project,
has been put up 10 Council, and we have no doubt
the Councilmen will rise TO the occasion and give
Wilmington this push forward.
II would we think he a feather in the cap OF
Mr. Kane and his associates If they embraced the
opportunity 10 widen Eleventh street. 1t IS true
tuat the CITY is financially oramped. But that
seems TO be a chronic condition, and we fear II
will he chronic until radical measures are taken.
The hotel project however is an extraordinary
situation and Council would he justified in taking
extraordinary means TO put II through. Let there
be little more squeezing, little more borrow
ing If necessary. One good point about the hotel
project is that the city would get return on the
money Practically il is a business investment.
One Of the speakers at the Council meeting the
other night estimated that the total assessment on
the contemplated DUPONT building including the
hotel would he at least one-sixteth of the value
Of the entire property Of Wilmington Think of
that One corporation paying one-sxtieth Of the
taxes Of the entire city That is a great proper
tion surely
The Journal believes that Il Council decides 70
supply the money for the condemnation proceed
ings there will be general applause and throwing
up of hats that will make Mr.. Kane and his fellow
members Of Council look happy
The Street and Sewer directors with highly
commendsble enterprise and spirit took W the
matter at once They think all Of them, that the
project is very feasible and for the best interests
Of the city We are quite sure that the action Of
the Street and Sewer directors meets with univer-
sal commentator throughout the city.
Evening journal., 1911-05-13

II IS certainly pleasing to note that all three Of
the daily newspapers of the city are heartily in
favor OF the new hotel project, and no doubt
The Star will Join the chorus tomorrow
Evening journal., 1911-05-13
!: Wifhfhe Parsgraphers /:

T. ~
Closing the Postofhce Sunday is not going back.
wards but 1t is step in advance-Chester Times.
optimst at IS, is worth barrel of sermons-Ptsburs
Gazette Times
Buffalo Bill and Sarah Bernhard have nothing on
the Mexican revolution when It 10 farewell en-
agements-Washington Post
Pittsbure is out for sane Fourth" It is under
stood however, that noraml conditions will prevail
on the third and hfth.-Philadelpha North American
An astronomer says that Mars has climate very
similar ~ our That NAV account for the lack
Of inhabtants.-Albsny Journal
The who keeps his lawn well moved and his
premises looking attractive is much more desirable
citizen than the who spends his time at the club
tearing up the officials Of the town-Chester Times.
Men who do not know how 10 behave themselves in
orderly the trolley cars should be made
10 feel the iron hand Of the law they will know
the next time. Hit them bard-chestsr Times
Evening journal., 1911-05-13
A TIME For CAIITION

IN VIEW Of recent developments the Levy
Il Court of this county should move with the ut
most caution in making improvements to the
Court House An addition should not be erected
which we may in few years wish TO tear down.
Many people think it very doubtful whether
mere addition or a separate building on the Court
House green would be satisfactory or desirable
The Levy Court should be sIow and await de-
velopments for a while. We have certainly out
grown our own City Hall and we have outgrown
the county building
Evening journal., 1911-05-13
STANDING STILL.

GONE people in Delaware of considerable in
- huence seem to be opposed to every forward
step in legislation taken in this State There is
dissatisfaction with such measures as the Public
Utilities Commission bill The dissatisfaction is
not often expressed, but IT exists nevertheless.
One might suppose that something very radical
had been enacted something that would cause
peril to our interests.
And yet there is nothing radical about the bill
Our ultra-conservstives apparently think that
Delaware should always stand still in legislation
Other States may go forward in these matters,
but not Delaware. Certainly Delaware has not
pushed very far ahead
II is unnatural to suppose that the people of
Delaware want 10 be shut off indefinitely from Sc
curing legislation Of so-called progressive char
acter, such as other States have
Has it occurred to you that the theatrical sn,a-
tion IN Wilmington is not as satisfactory as it
should be? OF course it has
Evening journal., 1911-05-13
Stories of The Day
PUNISHMENT AFTER DEATH.

A Teyas negro. already under SEN
tence Of life imprisonment. was con
victed Of two charges Of assault 10
murder With great gravity the jury
sentenced him 10 Eve years on each
charge. and ordered the prison Off
GERS 10 keep his corpse for ten years
after he dies Perhaps a little the
ology entered into the decision the
jury feeling as did the man found
hammering away ~ a snake after he
had killed II and who explained by
saving he believed in punishment at
ter death.-Judge.
Evening journal., 1911-05-13

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Nv nail postage prepaid, $500 year 25 cents month
payable i advance BY carrier, six cents week
Evening journal., 1911-05-13

cnicaso em,s. $50 Miehis.n Avenue.
Evening journal., 1911-05-13

TIVE EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Press
Ncvs Service, received in IFS editorial rooms over
lr~r
Evening journal., 1911-05-13

Merchants in some Delaware towns are very
anxious that the new State road shall pass
through those towns because they say II will
good trade At that And with the new hotel auto
moblists will come to Wilmington in greater
numbers than ever They will spend money here
Evening journal., 1911-05-13

BY widening Eleventh street the city would
create new taxable wealth II is plain business
proposition as il appears to business men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
DUCK SEASON OPENS
OCTOBER |
shotguns Will Soon Be in De-
mand Albuquerque Gun
cub Elects Officers and
Makes Plans.

gumo hunters are NO" busy p"'"'"
g.- up rusty Hhptnunr preparing TOT
the official np.uing ON October
of tn mll hunting scuson October
T. cbhcs ON SUNDAY this wear ana IL
is expected that the rising ~ Inc sum
that morning viii see muuy e hunts
mnn travelling up or down th" rio
.Guudp. reudN Toe bans away 80 ducks
geese, su.pp ur similar birds
lu preparation for tho hunting s'a-
son the Albuquerque Gun club held q
meeting lIu night ben The shop "i
Uat,t o. johnson. olortng g. c.
Noad president Roy Mcdonald yir"
president raymond ~ttmW secretary
aud Uufr e. Johnson treasurer. q"
servo rui year uou HnnNn,
o. ~ Du> aud g. g. nubbou Wor"
named as director. III, ,IEp decided
600 LEAFS, ih, Uuhb,lI lakes 900 pajnrtp
for another term OF years aud 60
lcl-. bands b"luuglng Co \. b. -tr"up.
ladipuur the liu,p,U ramon which
will mak, tho preserve OF tho club
mor, tbuu aguar, mur in ur,o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
SOUTHERN | PACIFIC
IS ORGANIZING A
POLICE SYSTEM
Will Patrol All Hartman
Lines in United States and
Nav Extend to Europe ;
Property to Be Protected,


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

The berth OF bis league manager
is a hard one at best. Hc Is seldom
understood, generally blamed for mis-
takes thaj are not his. and often his
good work goes unapprccint'd II is
% position whore nothing but success
VIII satisfy and as onlN two teams ia
the hIg leagues cau yin p.nnunts. IL
follows that furrtrru others must be
more ur .rss failures
TIA, Dig loogu, manager has hard
struggh. from start 80 finish H. has
seven other shrvNd. hrainy mon Ca
match Iut'iiccts with. and generally a
lut of di~orruuIlei material tn whip
iutu shape Thousand and One
things occur ,toH dly Co mako his
iIr burden. hut lu spite of $40 those
diniDuIti,s %, must keep right ou
grinding out victory after victory cor
else fans and newspapers uud people
who ought to hc his friends take "a
leading part iu d,uounoiug his failure
60 maxi" good.
In my short ,Nprri,ur. us big
league manager h1y" i''t ail this.
and ! am sure uo one over yet took
the holm iu 70 p,ununt race who did
not hnv" like experience. George
Stoyun in October Baseball Magazine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
POLISH WRESTLER IS
AFTER FRANK G0TCH

Now NutN. Sept 20 ~tIUi~Inu-
cNgau.oNirl Znyszko. tho mg Polish
wrestler. viii land lu America for his
third visit M, 1.t of october Th'
Gau,Ru champion i- easily tine most
lurmiluuIr challenger now confront
.rg Worlds champion Frauk GotDh,
and his manager g ~ uorm'n 'i
Iufalo. expects has yharE, viii got t
yhuur. fur tu, world ttl,
Herman declare. uoldlN in th, bo-
u.f tmuj tn, public will sustain his
position. fhut Gutch having swept
ag .haIour,rs b,tor, him having
given G,urs. J.kon-yhmldt his SOC.
nud chance cam no longer refuse u"
claim. oI the Polo tu mfth'r ro,pgui.
ton i' tho champion I- 60 romnin
active uu tho mat ln tho event off his
lr,urcm,ut which is Thought h;ahb
improbable Zu,slko VIII undoubtedly
claim tho titlr Do, default and propur,
| Tor its d,f,us, against an rom'r-.
Ibyszku challenges Gotch un fin
| i-h match aud 90 .ubstuntiatc his
claims ana bi- tain In the value of
| the match from financial viewpoint,
To- both champion ana promoters, hc
| stands ready 60 guarantee the cham.
pion that his reward for ia, bout.
Win. losr draw ur wranGlc viii be
$1,000 IAN amount" SAYS Norman
! larger than that received hy Gotch
for his 1910 match with Zhyszko
nrger than hc has received for any
match In which he has engaged dur
ms his career. barring onN the las
match with the Russian Lion. wh"r
Gutch received H-loOO.'
This sl1.0ou proposition sal,
Herman Yesterday 'is made solely 4,
convince the skopticul, who may IN
gludc The champion. of our earnest
ness ot purpose. and our Cunfideno,
ln the cngernoss of the sporting pub
&c. Co support such match as pro
posed. A. % matter of fact we a,
not anticipate any financial risk 10
such an offer tor there b. mo- puos
tiou lea our minds that finish mattel
between Gotch and tho Polo vii
draw one of the great houses q
wrestling. whether held in New Norl
ciN, chicago or any other point IL
the vest Burla!u itself could afror,
O" nuke Zine uffNt fli such match
anu I am assured that loo the even
10 can be- made the Yunal0 AthIcti
association viii be- one of the mos
active bidders Tor the bout"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
MUST FEATHER NEST
OF BIRD MEN
Terminus of Mississippi River
Flight Depends on Which
City Puts Up Coin; $4,000
is Demanded BY Aviators.

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,.,.,...,, II,
'''~'' ''.
Ia 'nriis- hdro-"''"rl"h', 'I'" w"
neupoiis O., Nrv orleans. under tine
auspices of th, Trausmi--issiupi river
Flight association. was passed over
To the Aero club CO.. Louisiana Dos the
Pragr,e-.t, union Yesterday.
\ m,,tua swim n. h,lj 100 the iusi-
nos Mems I,tgu, ut Z urI",k This
Afternoon foo d,t,rnuu. Hh,th'r "r
moi Aviator Robinson objective
point shall u, Sew orleans oI \luNe-
burg o. H, end. bis flight nc'r 10
IVAN ur necessary iuU iuD business inc
forests of Sow Orleans Ju Subs rbc
"a uurs, OF Na.uuu. which On, aviator
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
REGULAR MEETING or The CIT
COUNCIL SEPT ~. t9it

Nicotine called to order by Nay6
Elder "a
Present NlloImou R'idN Nrot
tocn ana Clarke "a
Moved by Alderman Wroth, sccua b
cd hy Alderman clarke. thai come ,
adjourn To meet Tucsdav Sept 49, ~
u.cloCk % nv. Carried
y " ELDER.
J ~ NcMANtS MAYOR
ClCrk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
\ni knnchInp sIniIrrA

Mrs rongan An the little thing
is tho di,ls own image uf his father
MR. Slaucry Yls. bat don't
moind that so much so ions 1s lac
kupr. hutnE puck.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

TOM ,admiring tho sunset In COM
pany with Dick ana AtWl -By gum,
that's little biz of orr right
DICK TOP 'ole, aint a. WSi'
AIRY Fair treat calls it,
sketch
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
SENTIMENT STRONG
FOR BURSUM IN
DONA ANA COUNTY
Republican Convention in
Southern Commonwealth,
Elect Delegates Pledge to
Support Parker for Justice.
special Correspondence 10 The u~rnidl


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tn. convention met t' ''"" +" m
WITH p. d'l'aat's pt. .'nl I'' one
t,uunu NI- called u" Orator 10. i'''
lu-, g. lu.,ru bon 'N' absence OF
.'hiruUu Martin Iuh" .' h''''
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H.ruJu OFF r1' convention 'nd jog.
g. l..''' secretary f"n w "
ll'N,IrI ii"u. ~ Pr li"'' 'hd we
bert = Fountain W'.. IN..I' .''h- ''
lr,.s"-
T.l.. committee. H.r. appointed
pv OBJ, .rs.. 900, CON- .i.u,Uta'- unD
Oh resolution. and .u. ou permanent
.r..u.,.fIuu Th,-. ..mm'f... with.
Ir.t and mai, reports 900, .i".-
tom uf delegates STABBED DO UtiI, split
| icd s.t uuaut 30 Au. H4r.rd go r.r-
| mat. com iu, uoor ID. uu. delegates
q. Old. convention desired Suw, 81
| cara. nominated. pu 90. which tu, lf
..If,yuue ,rr. elected Major " ~
Ia II.v,.Nu. u,mN % Guumm
| .h.rl.. O. NIi.r. g. F gUIrtt Mars
H. T'..nn.nu T. Moreno. o. n
lp.,...k y o. Ma. 90 Isumu Nu
itu. \ru,la,t. Nfrtt. tuJ VI Iuh
Imam
| TU. I,r.aat.s Hlt. .hlrt,r,d .
Pullman and .,,NI T.s,, Tuesday ueht
lrb,. tu niece, th. Imu cont. d,l,
| into. 3D.. Gu.lu and tH, ~u.or',
| .,rutt. delegate. tt ~u.urru
| T.. meeting $40. ,N.rrumgI. bar
mouiur. ana bu.s went oti Vitb1u
l. naftH. Nn m. DELEGATES tr, vori
Ina t.g,t1ar ana AN ar, booking for
| ward to "a great victor, fpr tho E"
Ipuhlirau ptrtN
Following is tho r,por, of the con,
imitt.e ON resolutions
lTo the chairman and Members Of a.
Rppublicnn convention OF Don
Ana county.
We. ,our c,suinittcc ON resolution,
rosprptmt r,port a. follows
We congrat.;at,t the citizens ID
VoW Mexico ui uu ID, Wisdom man.
Tested b, On &C. delegates Gee me c,,l
lNutuuuuU convention who drn'tcd o.
constitution Winch is shortly to D..
, | r., mo the fund mental law of M
. | .Gmmonwolita. and which has See,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

Well I've got nay winters 4'
Of coal Zoe anyhow"
els 30 puid FORE ON
shy Why 81" you always insistHhir
'l"f h2 ur something dishHr'8mis-
when @ fellow B. trying To- he opt
%. Chicago Record Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

Charity Worker Won poor soul.
Does Your husband 1lNay- hang
around th, house tll day
Mrs Tenement IchrcriuIl'l I'M
dado. no. Hair tho time hos in the
lookup Life.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
Western League
WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW
National LEAGUE.

lluston "a. cincinnati
llupOh'yu ~ 81 Louis
New Norh %. Chicago
Philadelphia an Pittsburg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
ow MACK DIFFERS FROM
OTHERS

. NcNgr appears upon The hrld.
. Conducts mis- campaign entirely
. from the bench
. Hus not worn q uniform for
o many Years His voice /. never
. raised In protest against an um-
. plrc's decisions.
o Docs not depend upon anybody
Q ,Isc's dope Keeps his own dope
o cook.
o Watches Tor Noaku sses IN "u-
= posing natsman can tell h'ts-
y mans failing better Than the man
. who pitches Co him.
o Keeps record 81 practically
o ryory BAN pitched in a same
o Has score book tolls the complete
. story of every engagement
@ Holds dailN conference an hour
o bcfor, each game and points ont
. th, mistakes made iu th" previous
. day battle.
o Avoids trouhl, upon his team
O o., hcnchug indictments ana
Q truuhlc-makers Insists upou *
o plauntious hN the rouhlc-WtN-
o RS and &C. explanation BE- NOT
o forthcoming. thy men don't PLAY
O Relieves ina developing young
. players hy keeping them ou team
. and making th,m watch the reg
O uiars Suunk Molnuis, collins,
o Barry and uth'r- hfNr become
q stars through this method
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
] " NrMANt-
Clprk

HARSH physics react weaken TN
bowels. cause chronic cuustipat ON,
buln's Rrgulcts operate easily. b &c.
ihc stomach. cir" constipation.
Ash YOUR druggist Tor thcm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
American Leanue.

Chicago 40 Roston
~ Louis at Washington
Detroit at Washington
Cleveland at philadelphia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

Roger Hrysn1hau'- Friends Iu So
Louis are anxious that h, g.t % share
iu tine stock OF tho Cardinal club They
claim that sine Couui, Mach and
Frank Chance were given Interests "l
their clubs they have W"i
harder 90 win nrunauts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26
MY rInM VI TmE MAzE.

NY THEM VI Ilit hNII.'
z doHcn screws OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc
3N3 Iiutt Hinges ......... ..... tO'
aN2 IronIcd Butt Hinges ....... 2Oc
Cunce Mills ............. 500 to 81,
Tin, cash or deed bnNe~ ,....... 80,
I5-quart gray cnamclcd Dish Pans -,
Loaded shot Gun sheds .....,,, 5Os
Cray Iinan,clcd Tea keitIc- ..... 80,
Mm. kIEkE, Proprietor
2iI south First street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

INFTNIINtF tVNTN HINH'
So DO is cheaper Co use thar of others
than to experiment yourself our
customers say our bread Is the best
u town. that they could not ask for
any better This, of course, IL very
gratifying Go us. but % viii be more
So to yea when you set 10 know how
good our bread really Is, how health
ful and how nutritious with that de-
ughtml flavor which only the very
best OF flour and sklllful baking can
giye.
PIONEER BNKERY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-26

" y HOIT. Chairman
MARK g. THOMPSON.
" ~. " LLENEllNN,
FELIPE LrCERp.
ALBERT j. FOUNTAIN.
Commute. on Resolutions