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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20
HANCOCK BREVlTlEs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

G. J. Keough has returned from
visit of a couple of weeks at Detroit
A son was born recently to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Parkkila of SO2 OAK
street
Miss Dorothy Gregory left Monday
for Appleton, Wis. to enter Lawrence
University.
Edward ]. Leach returned this
morning froma business trip through
the iron country
Law ID. Ianctot left for Marquette
last evening to take in the reception
To President Taft today.
Mrs. II. Holland and daughter Mary
have gone to Hibbing and lronwooo
to visit with relatives.
The steamer Pontiac with 5000 tons
Of soft coal Is being unloaded al the
Portage Coal and Dock company
docks at Ripley.
Miss Christina White arrived In
lUancock yesterday from Beaverton
lontario. accompanying her sister, MIS-
7 s Stringer, who returned home from
an extended visit
IT. Jasberg. Mayor Dodge, POST
mn eter q Il. Rogers. Thomas Coughlln
and II. u. Brock left last night Tor
Marquette to be present at the recep-
ton ana banquet to President TART TO-
lday. c.
| Joseph Constantio and David eros
sier both of Franklin. were each fneo
1--WE dollars and costs YESTERDAY ps
Iustice FunlSey on charges OF disor,
/ dorIv conduct to which they pieade'
guilty. ,.
r,,o senior class OF st. Patrick
ohool has organized for the year VIII
the Following officers; President mar,
On carrigan; vece president, Erw''
o.NeiIl. secretary. Rose Conway; treas
nrere Mary Stack; colors, blue am
! gold. 60. ehor,
r,a late train OF the South Shor'
In no held this evening until afte
Tho close of the play by Chauncey VI
o,, al the Kerredge theater, and sim
uor arrangements have been mad
r.,,b the Copper Range railroad 10
o south Range patrons
THO meeting OF the Hancock fire de
,artment called fer last evening Z
, 40, mon the invitation OF the Aimee
. ero department to participate In IN
crooen,s tournament next SATURDAY
u.os adjourned until Friday evenint
n.,,g 70 A small attendance.
Quincy lodge +. & A. M, held II
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20

first meeting since the beginning OF
summer. at the Masonic hall last even
ing. Announcement is made Of "A pros
pective visit from Grand Master Dillon
and Grand Lecturer Frank q. Gilbert
To the local Masonic brethren on the
evening of October ~.
A son was born yesterday morning
To MIR. and Mrs. Walter Dale of Ripley
Miss Margaret Laird left Monday at
ternoon To return to her home at RAJ
leigh. North Carolina, after n visit al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Eudy
in the Larsen flats on Hancock street
for several weeks.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20
ORANGE Pudding.

one pine of milk. one and a half
tablespoonsful of cornstarch, one egg,
two tablespoons sugar, pinch of salt,
one orange. Dissolve cornstarch with
a little OF the milk, put the remainder
on the fire and let it come to boil.
Beat the yolk of egg, then add corn
starch, sugar and salt. Beat again,
add to milk and boil three minutes.
When cool add orange, cut In small
pieces Beat white of egg to froth,
sweeten with teaspoon of powdered
susar and spread on top.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20
Orange Float.

one pint of hot water in double
boiler, one-half cup sugar. juice of one
lemon, two tablespoons of cornstarch
wet with cold water, Pour this into
I'm double boiler and let cook
for ten minutes When partly cool
pour 1t over two oranges that have
been sliced and over the top spread the
beaten whites of two eggs sweetened
and favored with vanilla.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20
THREE FORMER RESIDENTS.

News has been received in Hancock
recently of the deaths of three form
er residents of this city at various
places. They are Patrick Driscoll, who
died at Ironwood the latter part OF
last week; John Bresnahan. who lett
here several years ago for Spokane
where he died last week and where
the funeral took place, and John Kelly
of Butte. who died on Tuesday last at
that city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20
Delicate Dessert.

Boil one cup of fresh fruit Juice with
one cup of water. Moisten three table
spoons of cornstarch with a little cold
water, stir into boiling juice and cook
ten inmates Add a pinch of salt and
sweeten to taste-the quantity of sug-
ar depends upon the kind of fruit juice.
Beat the whites of two eggs until
foamy. stir into the mixture and turn
at once into molds. Serve with boiled
custard made with the yolks of the
eggs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20
LADIES' NIGHT IN OCT.

The Hancock lodge of the knights
OF Kaleva, the leading Finnish org''h-
ization in the United States is ar
ranging to hold n ladies night session
on the evening of Thursday octoper
~ at the Kauth hall The program
has not yet been prepared but VIII
consist of musical numbers luncheon
and perhaps dancing. IT VIII ne '"o
first social affair under the auspices OF
the lodge for the season ana VIII -,
participated in Jointly by the loca'
lodges of the Knights and Ladies VI
Kaleva.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20
DANCING PARTY FRIDAY.

Sixteen regular numbers and four
extras, will constitute the program for
the initial dancing party of the season
to be given under the auspices OF the
Columbia Orchestra of Hubbell at
Opars hall on Friday evening. Several
of the selections will be played for the
first time in the Torch Lake towns.
II is expected there will be large at
tendance.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20
COUNCIL TO MEET.

The Hancock council will hold reg
ular meeting this evening. at whlch u
number of important matters VIII De
among them the matter oil
regulating the use of garbage cans AT
the street corners. reports from var
ious committees, and various o'hei
oue9tions that require attention.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20
CHARLES soRsT HoNoRED.

Charles Borst of Hancock, who rep
resented the Hancock branch of the
Sons OF Hermann at the state conven-
ton at Owosso, was honored By be-
ing elected to the office of grand Sec
rotary. The office is a very important
one. Joseph Walch of Escanaba was
elected president for the ensuing year
The next state convention will be held
at Menomlnee.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20
SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT.
Several Events Planned BY Hancock
ORGANIZATIONS This Week.

The Women's Civic Club of Han
cock and Houghton will give card
marty at the Scott Hotel on the AFTER
noon of October IL. Refreshments
vii, be served at two o'clock.
The card party and dance OF the
Hancock Lyra Maennerchor VIII he
held on october 10, instead OF the
27th. on account of Germania nan ne
ING engaged for the latter date by the
Hancock firemen for their annual
dance.
An informal luncheon ana soclai
were enjoyed Monday night at the
Rouleau hall by the superior lodge OF
the Modern Brotherhood of America
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20
DESSERTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Cornstarch Pudding

Put one pint of fruit juice in dou-
BILE boiler. Moisten three tablespoons
OF cornstarch with little cold water
and stir IT into hot juice. stirring until
IL thickens. Add one-half cup of sug-
ar. When the sugar has dissolved
stir in quickly the well beaten whites
of two eggs. stand away and hard
en-. Serve cold with sugar and cream.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20
EMERALD FINE FOUND.
Old Spanish Workings in South Amer
lea Promise Many Gems.

Old Spanish Workings in South Amer
lea Promise Many Gems.
The continued Increase in the values
Of emeralds during the last ten years
until at present they outrank diamonds
lends considerable interest to the re-
cent rediscovery Of one of the old In
dian emerald mines in the South AM
erican Andes which was lost for over
a century
The real emeralds, as distinguished
from Siberian stones, which are not at
all comparable in beauty TO the South
American gems, are entirely produced
from one mining district called Muzo
in the republic of Colombia. South
America.
The gem was mined by the native
Indians for centuries previous to the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20
THE ARTIFICIAL SILK INDUSTRY

The rapid growth OF the artificial
silk industry and the increasing recog-
milton Of It's wide commercial posi-
bilities have caused the German man
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20

From the maidenhair fern a pa'a''
dble tea can be brewed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
.SLUR ON SOLDIERS
RESENTED BY
VETERAN
H. r. Whiting, Veteran of 81
Answers Sneering Allusion
10 Himself and Comrades in
Morning Paper.
Albuquerquc, Nov 4 isii.

Editor Evening Herald
saw In this mornings jonrnal a
slurring statement thnt the cd sol
dicfs who sat on the aagc Thursday
n,shi cut of respcci 70 Mr. Bursun
were tailoring under y nitliui dclu'
sion" that he wns supporting The
principles of Abraham Lincoln
! desire to say Tor myself. aud I
know speak the views of my old
comrades thar W. both yoted aud
fought for the principles " abraham
Lincoln ana The Republican parry as
10 WIS under him ana We think We
are better iudges NJ What those
principles we're and are than any per-
son born since the war and who is
making q shameless tight on the only
BartN that has ever stood for those
principles
We know full well that MIR lWrsum
aud he Republican party TODAY stand
for those same principles ana We are
lahoring under no delusions when we
give 10 both oar heartfelt support
a b. WHITING.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
NUGGETS FOUND IN
CITY LIMITS
Cheyenne Excited Over Pros
peot Of Tearing Up City to
Get at Rich Gold Deposits
Under Streets.

Ch,ycunc. W,o. Nov B. Guld
has been found vithip thc ris linn
it," War Tho report chat greeted
Z hDNrnnc residents today and when
"details OF Tho uliyerd bnd Wrr, made
Knonu there WIS considerable excite
ment
Ro, = L,iho b. exhibiting small
bottle or gold nugger and -aNs no
panuca the gold from thr sands of
GROW crcok. near the Nineteenth
street bridge ion Wcu rhpycnnc. tie
has nlcd Oh twcnt, acres of placer
ground and some time Rgo ordered
placer machiner, and Win work. bis
property at once.
II seems that l.oihr made the dis
,-pN,r, several weeks agu. nut Kept
the matter quiet untll today. when
he received ASSAY returns from Dem
ycr which showed values of several
dollars per YARD. hut thr sam pies
submitted were prohahiN selected. ~
the sand partially washed before g
wen, % the assaNcr
pld-timors report that gold was
found IN the sands at Crow rrook
during the rarly DAYS OF Cheyenne.
and while considerable was washed
cut IL WAS The goneral belief then
hat the sand was not sufficiently
rich to warrant working Lclhr u
coundcnt the bed of crow creek l.
f.llcd with gold in paving quantities
aud H. preparing to spend consider
1hlr money &" demonstrate his aith
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
EXCURSIONS RUN TO
MAXWELL FOR
Meeting
Last Nights Event At Colfax
County Town Enthusiastic
and Crowded by People from
Surrounding Country.

A - N..Ia a..
'Nf'"' '"
""N.. VI. '''
ms H..' HH ilnht "u account 20
which t4. excursions n.r, run 20
,t.,..., NON. .,. .,,,..,,..o. .,ur.
wy '' '''''@''' '''
ilnfif wac Hnr "I TOE beet attended
and ua.. enthusiastic over h.Id la
tr. t,.,fi.tt
%" n"mh. " p'"pl' hn' ih' hhll
whore iue nIdi..s,- were made was
.cr.vd.I. ID. th, donfa Nor. Than tuD
r,
'"h' '' ODD ''''""'h'' '"' i'''""reo
several selections b'fufa tho Wcoting
and l,iH,..p ,n, .r,ueh,.
~ A r.....,,. r.,.,t.t....,.
N""'i""' '' t'' "''s "''' ' ''ii'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
Why s. A. Jones Is
Fighting Commissioner Eruien

s., ID ashi.r a. boz 90 Mc.ros. s. a.
% n ha ~ bitter Nrp"u'u 90 iHo '."mf-"n"r robert - hr-
rt "f 49, loo 'pr""fst ih "dt Co. '''s hF 'rps"n " NJ
hn.e interested n ic'ruus re'-'os Jon'-
Er,ieu tn pour sIUnientc N
l.
fHt >IH.ua Nr.rasr " VI fo.
D. u pIbI. n NJ
% Of castirr
p pullio nds W.
f tuH t
. . uu
H
rha, tond Doe
u
10 b
TNc and aol'ua o. Il lupt- r tIc win take 90 an
9
definite 60
TatuAuH tru-ut leo
IS.
ossucdn Isl 81 JONES. r'sh"r
're1toro Robert .,,.,u Commissioner
". o.
Tt, Tts Nltiont i,1nk Metros ST.
Gcirsucn..-
Answering litter pcccmh't ob. advise mat the opp'
nne"nh January, 1911 w. d.u d"s 900 CHECKS IN order
o collected hcofo acting app .at.ous.
tSlencdi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
ELECTIONS HELD IN
SEVEN STATES
Governors and Other Principal
Officers Will Be Voted oil
Nov. z All Over Country:
Arizona, December IL.

Although the elections Ia bo held
In number Ut siuies November :,
VIII be- quiet compared with the pres
idcnilal struggl. % year hence. inter-
cst in them neyt rthoicSs h keen. says
th" Louisville Courier Journal states
which Will elect governors or other
stat, officers are Rhode Island. Mass
achusctts. Maryland. <entucky. Miss
issippi. Louisiana and New Mexico. in
other states justices Of the supreme
court. membors ct The legislatures and
mayors will bc among the officers
chosen. several congressional yacan-
CioN are 10 be- nHod.
while This is rceardcd a. an on
!rat. national interest centers In Mass
avl usetts, whrre tho Democratic and
Republican partiy, have named full
state tickets. Eugene y Fosa who
was elected a. Il Democratic governor
Ia q Republican state last year, * a
candidate tor re-olcction. The Re-
publican tlcKrt r hrddrd by Louis a.
rockingham. tho present Republican
lieutenant governor Members of the
legislature ALSO viii b. chosen.
In New YORK state 4 nrw assembly
Will be elected us wei ~ several JUS
iicfs 90 the supreme court and city
ana county officials.
New Mexico votes. Tor the first time
IA IL history aa a state, for "a fan set
Of nate officers members Of congress
and for u supreme court rieht dts
trict Judges und eight districi attor-
neNs. u also VIII Vote on a proposed
amendment io MAXI the constitution
mode easily ameudablc than Is at
present provided for.
Arizona ou December ~ VIII hold
lts nrst state election.
OHIO VIII Nutr for municipal officers
and delegates loo the constitutional
convention. IN the larger ohio cities
the contests FOR c.ty officers are unus-
usually spirited hecsnse ~ divisions In
the Hines of both Did parties. AMI The
determination OF headers 20 strengthen
their "rganiAiuon preparatory 10 iae
hghi nfyt wear lnr delegates 10 the
national conventions.
Pcnns}lrtua VIII elect mayors In
au oui,, ...
Georgia viii hold primary 10 nom
inHt" q. candidate yo. succeed Governor
! fokr smith. Who soon viii resign Ia
l'"t"me United stat y senator.
in -, ral states the 'emorrniic-
i'r st'sslNr, Pruhlbltln. Socialist aud
,tiHlisi Labor paflies aiSo. have nam
"d candidates for various state offices.
Maryl1nd, htsides sIeoting u COVER
nor Nill choose state comptroller.
attorney gcn'rni. Judge 81 The court
Iri appeals thc fuli membership ~
ih 1'use of dch rates and half ~ the
20 pie Atthur = German. Jr. ~ the
ch'. "i M" D, roora;s for governor,
81 li.r ibo hspnhllcans have named
/ p 'iis ..ec Gc dsborouRh. Both th,
Fotla1st aud PruhibitlonlHi parties
hat, nominated practically full state
| D a..
N,w Jersey viii elect "a legislature
Five pariies IN Rhode Island, where
q full Stale Ticket Il 70 be elected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
IONS Is yard line

tons - yard line
Freedley tried forward pass bnl
was thrown back Tor loss of i've
yards with the bal sim IN his hands
Reynolds Kicked 10 Princetons q
yard line whore there was Tiger
tumble, and the period ended A. the
ball went TO Harvard on the Prince
ton ~ the end ~ the third pesiod II
was the Crimson ba on The TIGERS
~ yard line. Wendell WAS called upon
Int only could make ward a hean.
titul forward pass. trcedley 10 Smith
put he bail on the Tiscg yard line
forward pass completely fovled
the Princeton players for Smith waa
far ont on the len hand lie had o
clear field bat was nailed lust before
he reached the goal line Wendell
carried u over on the first rush. The
hall uas Kicked ont 10 FrocdlOy on
the % ward llue Captain Fisher
kicked the goal making the score.
Princeton :: Harvard &
Following o. the lineup for tnday'e
game
Princeton White. lcft end. Hart.
left tackle. Wilson. left guard Hlu.
onthcnal, center Duff riahi guard
Phillips. right tackle. Dunlap night
end; Nhristy quarterback. prndle.
ton, loft hnlfback Dewitt. right bali
back Vaughan. fullhack
Harvard smith. lott end; hitch
cock lcn tavkie. Leslie. icft guard
Stnrer centot. Fisher. right guard
Gardiner. right tackle - nrien. right
end Potter. Quarterback Campbell.
icft halfhack Wendell right half
hack. Huntington. nilhack
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
FINE MUSICAL ACT
At NEW CRYSTAL
Brilliant VioliniSt. Pianist
and Cornet Soloist TO Feat
IRE Vaudeville Section Of
Program.

The dotefnination Of the manage
mem Of the New crystal fheator 20
provide ~ patrons with entertain.
meut of the most refined and arts
tie character Is evidenced by the
splendid quality ot the act which b.
20 feature the new program this even.
Inc the Performers arr known 20
the stage M Fideiio and Corps ana
they present musical act which is
sure To- please those who appreciate
genuine merit In idis line. Nj COrpa
b. q yioliniFt AZ rare ability. ana his
stage repertoire comprises both M
iicuit classical numbers and popular
iayoriics. Nh Fidello h y pianist aud
corner sOlOiHi Of recognized excel
lence and the pair present program
which viii be- Ions remembered ior
iis variety and finish
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
TRIANGLE WAIST MEN
HELD FOR CRIME

Sew york Nov flsaao nud
MaN Blanc, proprietors 81 tho Fri
ausi' Waist eomgany, in whose place
nn me eighth. ninth ana tenth floors
of iho Asrh huildlug, 23 Washineion
plHrr. ga girls ana men We're burned
to death March 70 last Win have 90
Eo a. trial soon undef indictments
for mauslaunht"r In the first aud see
ond DEGREES.
indHc psblli,an sustained The IN
diclmcnir against IN. two men to-
DDS. dcuylne ino demurrer of their
counsel.
MaN u, Sicucr, counsel FOR the Two
men, attacked the indictments ON the
ground that they We're defectiyei,
constructed ana that theN did not
preeen, sufficient array ~ facts 10
ennsiltutc crime
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
ELY AND FALLEN
ADDRESS VOTERS
Cconinued from Page one)


for the people and voters Of Ncw
Mexico 20 follow
Hc argued that tho fumrc for the
people Of New Mexico was fYaugh,
with too much importnnc, FOR them 10
act mistakenly at this time ~ PROV
I'd by his remarks that an ~ thu
charges whlch Mr. Hagerman and
the few gentlemen who are accom-
panying him on his trip through the
territory ha, made. have been proven
away, ANA that tlr men who are 10
decide the issues on election day. Civ
ing the matter careful and calm con
I'D, ration, viii not be- Influenced in
any way by a. exaggerated and Wild
personal remarks hcing mede by ths
eN-buy governor ~ New Mexico. MIR
Fullrn - frrred briefly to the candi-
dacy 90 the Hon. Frank ". Parker for
q place upon The bench OF the new
state. ana also 10 ex-governor Curry =
candidacy for a place in congress.
paying these gentlemen hieh tribute.
detailing their care IN the Offices Of
public trust which they have hereto
fere occupied. amy saying sto his audi.
snce That they were men Of such
depth and character and had 20
proven their worth that no man could
hc mistaken In giving them his sup
part Tor the Offices for which they are
now applicants.
II was a very successful meeting
ana resulted In much heneft 10 the
Republicans of I.unn county, and did
much 20 disPol ana remove the false
Impressions which have been created
by the campaign ana speeches ~ Mr..
Hurcrman and his small following.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

have nominated candidates Govefnor
Arnm j protiirr Republican b. q
nominee Tor reelection. while Louis
A. Waterman heads iiie mecratic
ticket. s ioPisiauir, viii also be
chosen
Mississippi will vote for all state
officers. In Kentucky governor.
other state officers ana railroad COM
missinncrs win be- elected. 49, veil as
a legislature aud some local otleinls.
aud Virginia will vote for legislative
and county officers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
WHITE COULD NOT
FILL THE OFFICE
IF ELECTED
Democrat Candidate for School
Superintendent Is Shown 70
Be Ineligible Under the Con-
stitution.

especial T-Iesrsm 10 EsesiHs iiera,dl
Silver CITY y NJ NOV 4 AVN
y White candidate for suporiricn'
dent ot public Instruction on the
Democratic ticket cannot qualify Tor
his office even if elected. AN invest.
cation showing c0nclusiycly thar ho
had not been residen of New Mex
irn Tor live years as required 10 make
him eligible fof Hntc office.
EARLY IN 1907. he sold his property
In Grant county and ict New Mex
leo June %. 1907 he formally tooi a
dcmii from % fniernai socieiy here.
Whito practiced laN in Oklahoma
ciiv thereby becoming resident ui
that state ile returned here In Oeto-
her IaaN Ills friends arc greatly
slammed over the situation
" D. not known whether M White
viii Withdraw from The ticket or aOt-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
Mr.. Albuquerque Tax Payer.

the Journal Democrat has given tremendous volume
Usehool concerning The unde
1missinncrs
Have or at
he
Have journal
esalei robbery which M Romero n
ceasing The sheis office
ffs lobby
has the Journal Democrat shown thing
the fgh Of the rims perpetual office holders
YOUR Affairs % continue In charge five more
Take this ticket comprising The office holdcs
With the
hcan part, and decide fo yourselves which likely
efficient
Tho abia
this = "liubbel ism'
What dccs that charge he q
Offered legislative
The Republican
See II do not believe that these
cleaner al
the Office hoders
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
Handkerchief

Tie dainty nrw Ilan,llrr-
chicf-. tine and -ii-cr. have ar
rived In II large nnd varied 49,
-ortmcni.
Nadcrin, French, Swiss ana
irish IIandk.rchicts IN plain aud
hand cmbrnidcrcsl. have pris'
range from - ,vuts up.
ln the same ~lipmcn we re-
'1iVrd hargr tine or Mems
Handkerchief Ia nnc qualities
~ pure linen. both in the plain
aud initial. pricrd from Two Tor
sSc iu aSc each.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
Handsome
Waists

We ar slowing y very cNicn-
sitn Hoe ~ Waists la -iik. sciyct,
ulinon. tallnrs,I ssd lingerie, AZ
dniHtn, madr In VARIETY ~
elsio.--hiah neck, long sleeves;
high neck, kimoum sleeves la
foN ucs'k, Ioeg slrr,r-; IN ioss
rrct. short sleeves pricr range
trFA ita@onHlilc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
w whatever your prop.
w erty may need. be
w sure that vnn do not


y sure that you do not
neglect any paint.need.
Good paint is the best insur-
snce against the depreciation
of decay which property can
have. And the weather-wear
OF winter and early spring IS
something you ought to pro-
tect against.
Devoe Paint is the thing;
for all outside and inside
painting. If you want to be
sure of your quality be sure
its Devoe---the safe name in
paint.
THOS. T. KELEHER, Agent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04
Mental indigestion.

] sought the doctor. felt haif dead
White not la pain.
! had huzzinv in my head
Ana felt a strain.
Your cnse," he said. Is simpler than
You might suppose.
And rather easy for man
n diagnose"
You've tried said Doc. "as can
tell.
10 read of late
More football news than sou can waS
Arsiniilate.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-04

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