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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-12
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B H a MS
PILLS

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Constipation, sick headache, biliousness,
heartburn, dizziness, sallow complexion,
lassitude, indigestion, poor appetite, impure
blood etc. are quickly removed by taking
BEECHAM'S PILLS.
All sorts and conditions of men and women
have proved the wonderful value of the
remedy. BEECHAM'S PILLS are the worlds
family medicine and no household should ever
be without a box. When you feel tired these
spring days something is wrong. Take
BEECHAM'S PILLS and you will find that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-12

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
FRENCH JURY ACQU1Ts
WOMAN WHO SLEW RIVAL

Paris, pee, 23.---Mme. Bloch. n
novclist. who ON July 81 last shot aud
Killed MrR Minnie BrldgemHnn, tho
wife at James r. Bridgcmen, an cm-
pluyo at the Paris branch OF an
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
GETS
TOTAL OU1PUT OF
ALL LICENSED
PHOTOPLAYS
Vaudeville Eliminated at Pas
time and Four Reels Of Pic
lures Will Be Run Each
Night During Week.
CHANGE OF PROGRAM
SIX NIGHTS A WEEK

Joseph lidrnClt, pruprirtur. und II.
H. sherman. manager Of the crystal
nnd pnsiimc th"nt"rs returned sat
urday night from Denver. where they
IournCNcd several days ago Tor the
purpose ~ entering into negotiations
With tho Denver Film Exchange rclA-
tive tu putting Albuquerque on the
motion picture circuit The mission
Ia Denver was highly surc"ssful. The
Denver tilm people quoted Mr Bar.
nett "a price tor the total output Of
all the licensed pictures received In
Denver, thirty-siN reels each week.
The price quoted was u sum that
would TAX" the breath away from an
ordinary individual Iiut quick IN n
flash Mr Barnett came back NJ the
film exchange mHn0Rcrs, Wen TAX"
tho pictures Hl that hKurc.' And the
deal was closed II wan character
istiC Joseph barnett dcH! and ns usual
Albuquerque IL III" gdinCr fuI here
nftcr AlhuuuCruu" VIII get every u.
Irnsud motion picture that iS received
IN Denver. Salt Lake, Lus Angeles or
any OF the big cities In other
words, Albuquerque TX az with the
procession on tn" movies.
In order to accommodate the extra
iilms that viii h" run, MI Barnett
announced today that ~ soon nS all
arrangements ha'" been completed
vaudeville win he eliminated at ih"
. paslimr lh"uicr. : total ui twenty
tour rrcls viii he shown ai the Pas.
time each week. Thurr viii he IN
ruiir" change Of program every night
Win tn" exception 0t NuudtN nighl
Four reels will he shown al each per
iurmunc". The present program Of
: lively" pictures - week. WITH luir
changes and the vaudeville. Nill con-
! lnuu indefinitely 81 the crystal the
| llrr.
Il am making ia" puWiu" an "N-
/ ,luuvC motion rlCiul" hultHr Hs ~ sort
/ at an experiment." snid Mr.. BARNETT
' TO-DAY. We have gwen Nhud"NllI" ~
! the pdstimc u fair trHl ana met with
uull Indifferent rur,'sr Hs tar a'
! piu1HuE our patrons ~ concerned. l'.
| li,ViuG that Tia" puUpl" would rather
see The hpW plriutuH ubihinHhI", Hnd
| us many ut them HH can b" secured,
llHihvr than mediocre vaudeville, Mr..
sherman and mSbrIf decided 10 make
la change. Cur trip Ia Denver waH
| for the purpuHu Of getting tn" total
output uf licensed pictures, We were
Succrsslul md Albuquerque" Nlll ne"
4 get the best pictures ptudur"H w
| America or EUROPE We hnv" h""n
getting licensed pirtu"s all along, ~
| course, but We had iu take what "'
could get ana could not lnsW IN get
ting any particular picture, h"'ahA'
| we were not recognized ~ being on
tho main circuit Sow, however, NJ
| buuucruur can demand the best Pie
lures ana wc viii get them Just ~
laM ~ they are turned out hy the Mn
manufacturers"
All In All Albuquerque theater'
gOcrH who are fond ~ the mOVle'
may congratulate themselves ON the
enterprise displayed by MIR, Barnetl
In securing all the licensed plcture'
lnvnilablr. II In certain that III" Pas
thine viii hereafter he even more pop
ulnr than II has been since Mr. Bar'
nett became It's owner.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
GOOD ADVICE.
An Albuquerque CiiiArn Gives lnfUr.
nation ~ PrlrcIrsS value.

When you suffer from hIckHchc,
Headaches, dizziness. NERVOUSNESS,
Feel weak, languid, depressed.
Have annoying urinary disorders;
DO YOU know what 10 do"
Some Albuquerque people do.
Read tho statement that follows
lt's from an Albuquerque citizen.
Testimony that can he Investigated.
Mrs j, V, Amcnt. ia ~ NTnU 81,
y. Mex. says "Donu's
Kidney Pills were hrst brought to
our attention when we lived AT AurO-
"a, ILL., They were used nj that tmS
hy u member or our family who was
suffering from kidney complaint \
tired, languid feeling was present and
the kidney EccrctiOns were disor-
dcrcd. Doan's kidney pills brought
prompt relief from these difficulties
and acted ~ "A tonic Ia the entire
system. when there has Ocen need
OF II kidney remedy since then,
DOan's Kidney pills have never failed
to prove OF benefit"
For sale by all dcalearB, Price -,
cents. Foster Milburn CO., Buffalo,
New York. solo agents for the I'm
tied States.
Remember the name Duan's and
take 40 Othcr.-Adv. 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
SANTA FE CLUB HOUSE
WAS FULLY INSURED
I Special Dispatch 10 Evening" Herald /

| Hperbal Dispatch "a Evening Herald
Santa Pc, y. NJ, D"c. % The"
Santa Pc club house. which WAS dam
aged by fire ana water Yesterday. was
fullS insured" declared itH owner, Dr.
DHNid Knapp, upon his return from
GlOricta. "The house cost $500 to
erect four years ago ana WIS built
largely Uf cement. ~ Ia the cHuH"
of the fire, | heard that Il started
frum fur near the roof but ! am
unable To- SAY whether this IN true,
The insurance adiustrTH VIII he here
Saturday Ia determine the Ions.
II you are looking for bargain In
ga Ia hash ana meerschHum pipes call
at II. Westerheld's Cigar Store, 207
West Central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
OF ACTION
IS PROMISED IN
A NIGHT OUT"
Advance Sale for May Robson
Show, Opened Today, Graft
flying and Indicates a Big
House.

May EuhSuu b. "a truc ,omrdi"nur
ct rare grace aud chnrm which is
evidenced in IA" portrayal "t Aunt
Mary" Her methods ar, ,l"dn-Cut
and without the efforts tu secure u
laugh at the expense uf good taste,
nor does she Hy from one rNtr"mc To-
tho other Her acting b. consistent,
maintaining rigidly thu character
oven to the curtain falls Miss Rob
son win appear at the Elks thcatcr
Tuesday. bee. -, In ~ Night out"
of which she * Co-authur The story
Of the play ie decidedly interesting
and unconventional. Mrs Winnilrcd
Woodbury.. one of those fortunate
women who never grow old n paRs-
Ing the summer At her beautiful
country place ON the Hudson, not far
from Sew york tier daughter, Mrs.
Marie lInslam, and her two grand
sons, Jack ana Paul, with her. he
tween Mrs. HusiHm and "GrunnIum "
az Mrs. Woodbury. T. nfI"ctIunatoIy
called, Their" is strange contrast.
GrdnmIIn IL always merry, bright
and lull Of ne. Tier daughter Marie
~ solemn, strict ana purltaniCal,
traits she mhorlla from her father.
The boys, as ls often The case hy
tore" Of h"roditH, resemble In tenn.
permanent aud disposition their grand
mother. Th"Jr mother rules them
with - rod of iron, denies them tn
usual innocent pleasures ol huvhood.
ana they naturally rrhoL They hay,
NOR" than un1 Slipped Out at the
house ana gone To- the city tn Nieit
- Jolly Bohemian sort eff a rr-tiuI-
amt, wh"r" thrr, Is good iuud. Iuu.
music and excellent dancing. Gran.
mum discovers Nhi. ana hrgs IN" hoy
4" tax" her with them lust once. su
Nh" can see Tor herself, II It is rcnll,
q proper place tor thrm To- visit They
inHlly ""ns"nt. Unfortunately. ou
the night uf their visit the place W
rhid"d Tor selling liquor after mid.
night, aud IN" names of the bu,s get
Into the papers 'Truuhlcs thickrn
about Uranium ana the Toys \
$1,000 bona has nc'u stolen from
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
IF He BUYS THIS
HE'LL Be SURE TO
PLEASE
That's What the Women Say
About a Combination Pack
age of Perfume, Toilet Wa.
ter and Talcum.

Ask any Woman ui taste how any
other woman ul tasl" would Ike ns
a Christmas giit u combination like
this. perfume, toilet water aud pow
der. all of the same exquisite Odur.
Your answer viii he a cry at do
light, and Noull hc told t. make your
puTChus, 1T the Powell Drug company
because IA Powell store has won the
title ut headquarters for an that Is
IT." luxe IN pUriumCry
TAX" IluduutF taluuuS trn-iuld
"Gardrnla for example" or Tho
equally exquisite 'l,usr lIusc"." These
ARE the perfumes women ray" about,
and In the Same class Is ll"rkuH' Z.
"DIcr ks" Properly hHrmuni2inE
toilet waters may hr had Win ull of
these. In smaller packages, but equal
~ quality, urc an the "lru" oils,
Flower drops uud "phriait~."
II shouldn't h., furRuti'n, either,
that the Powell Hturr ls headquarters
Tor genuine Partisan IVORY IN cN,lu-
slNr designs tud chat good Powell
candy to-" como ul II pat Ell Ia gitl
baskets that 81" works ut art
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23

rho AFFIDAVIT long acknowledged
tho best Havan" cigar In the south
west, A box uf them viii make n
fine Christmas gift, Henry wester-
field. maker.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
PLAYER PianOs-Player Pianos

A prominent gentleman Of this city
only recently said To us. II have had
more fun with our Player Plano and
consider II has given my family
greater returns for the money than
any Investment ! ever made" Learn
ard Llndemainn Co,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
from May RobsonS Play Opera House, Tuesday December "a

Grpnmum's safety deposit box In the
local bank As she has entrusted the
key To- them and to no one else than
her grundEOns. II seems Hs IT one NJ
them must certainly bc guilty. Com
pliCations are piled up and the net
grows closer and closer around them.
How II Is all nnHny cleared UP and
the boys again enjoy GrHnmums con-
ndrnCc and gain tn" love of twn
charming girls furnishes Il story re-
pletr with comedy aud interest IN
amusing suh-plut II furnished 10y the
alliance formed by Uranium aud tn"
two boys To- save Marie from n pHluN'
Cring bad FORUM" hunter who be-
licvCs Mrs ilnslnm to hr rich
Will" comedy prevails, thcrc In also
an excellent lesson tor parents und q
careful study Or the interesting uucs-
ton of hCrCdity.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

For RENT Furnished room, no
water heat and running water. 20.
East Central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
NOtl,'c

Al barber shops will close at II
q. m. Wednesday, Christmas day. u
caSsigillani, secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
COUNTRY AND CITY
LIFE DEPICTED
CHRISTMAS
Unusually Fine Cast Will Pre-
sent THE City" in Albuqu-
cirque, Christmas Afternoon
and Night; Advance Sale
Tomorrow.

clyde Eitch's last play, 9TH" city,
which the United Play Company Is
sending tu the Elks thratcr matin""
and night christmas day, hus nCca-
stoned more discussion than amy
purely American play. due IN main
to the interest -imprllug story aud tn"
phase OF country and city ne" which
is presented In manner likely to
arouse debate. The problem of tn"
huya and the girls leaving the old
folks and the farm for the life and
opportunity uf the Ing city Is one
which has come To- many homes It
has been mad" the subject at count
less newspaper and magazine articles
hut In only one successful play. 9TH"
city" has the theme been handled
hy the drumatist. Mr.. Fitch does II
fcHrlcssiv. tie loves the country but
hd is alSo tN.r to1h" city. tie points
out that while masses Of population
may cnRendor great vices, they also
cngcndcr great virtue. aud II they do
not produce they certainly develop
the finest ana korarr intelligence
that We have. "Thc city" Is distinct
" II play at the here ana now. II
has all nf tho Fitch hrlllunCy Of cpl
gram ana Dialogue ana enough com
rdy Ia satisfy even "th" tired husi-
ncss man"
An unusually good cast VIII pre-
sent the play here. II BE- h"udud 10y
- splendid young dramatic STAR Hugo
~ Koch. whose work In "rhr Srry-
ant IN tn" House" "Th" Port of Miss.
ing Men" ana "Thc IInus" Of "A Thou
sand Candles" Is 50 Wrll Hnd favor
abby remembered, he viii hc sup
ported hy typiral United play Com
pany cnH and the production viii br
complete to the last detail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
STATE ENGINEER OF
ARIZONA AsPIRANT FOR
HEAD OF LAND OFFICE

Phoenix. Arlz.. Dec. 2l.-IAmar
cobb, present state engineer OF Arl-
zOna, II being pushed for the position
Of commissioner general OF the United
States land office under the incoming
Democratic administration.
Cobb IN a cousin OF Zach Lamar
Cobb of ISl PBHO, the Ofiiclal dispenser
OF Democratic patronage in west
Texas. and II related TO the political
ly powerful Cobb family OF Georgia,
He has three relatives In the United
States senate. ana II ~ believed that
II western nun II chosen for the
position Cobb will have n good chance
to pick the plum.
II is argued that liiaBmuch as al
the government land coming under
the puTylew Of the commissioner gen
erai OF the land office lies IN the west
u western man should be named fol
me pace, .-- $3.50 s...-------s-saAS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23

LOST-White feather boa on silver
avenue. between First and Second
street reward for return To Herald
Oihce.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23

American life Insurance company
vas acquitted in the Assiss court here
today OF tho charge of homicide.
The shooting was the outcome Of
an attachment between Nine. Blooh'a
husband and Mrs. Brldgeman. who
was a daughter OF Henry Bernard Of
Milwaukee. The acquittai OF the de-
PENDANT had been said by her laws
ycrs to be virtually q foTegone cons
cluslon owing to the circumstances
under which the crime was commits
tod
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
principal operators in tho Peruvian

principal operators In tho Peruvian
rubber field.
Consul Fullcr's report was mailed
before his departure FOR the United
states and had previously reached the
department, hut he supplemented the
disclosures made therein with other
information all tCuding To show tho
horror OF the uutragcs pcrpotratod on
tho Indians 10y their foreign employers
M well ~ the gravity Of tho problem
with which this government has to
deal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-23
CRUELTY PRACTICED
IN PERUVIAN
FORESTS
Consul Who Investigated Out
RACES Returns to Washing
ton With Report of COndi-
tions of Rubber Fields.
TBy Leased Wire 60 EvsniaG nsraIal

Washington, Dec. 2J.--Stuart Full
Ter, American consul al lquitOH, Peru,
who Investigated the reported out
RACES against the Peruvian Indians In
the PutumuyO rubber district, ar.
rived In Washington today and con-
ferred with state department otiiclals'
The outrageB brought TO light by Con-
sul Rnllerg Investigation are such aH
TO give rise TO one of tho most per-
picking Isatin-Amerlcan problems
with which the state department hal
had 20 DEAL especially In view OF the
fact that British SOTpOTatlonS are tbs
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-19
Hotels and Autos
to Be Regulated

Assistant City Attorney Bronze will
begin drafting an ordinance today N
regulate hotels and lodging houses in
the city. according to instructions from
the city council. This ordinance will not
provide for a license or permit. but will
require all proprietors of such places to
pay an annual occupation tax.
What the amount Of the tax will be
Mr.. Bronze has not decided. He will draft
il to include all hotels and lodging
houses in the city and will SO word II
that no place win be put out Of business
unless conditions are such as to warrant
closing the place.
Mr.. Bronze believes graduated income
tax would be preferable to a fixed TAX.
but thinks an ordinance could ncs be
drafted to effectively cover and enforce
this idea. Some Of the houses do not
keep books. and hence any tax on the
volume Of business transacted by them
would be a tax on an estimated income.
Another ordinance is being drafted by
Mr.. Bronze designed to abate the nuisance
Of noisy automobiles by compelling c3auf-
feurs to keep the muffler ''cut In" Many
complaints have been made that auto
drivers do not utilize their mufflers and
are nulsances not only to the sick. who
suffer from the noise Of traffic, but also
the more sensitive citizens who enjoy
good health.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-19
TR0UP SAYS TOO MUCH
HORSE PLAY IN CR0NK CASE

Playing horse" was charged against
attorneys I'm the cronk divorce rehearing
by Judge A. c. Troup OF the equity dlvi-
sion of the district court. The case
dragged its weary length along and the
testimony was merely a rehash OF the
details Of the trouble OF the Cronks,
which have been aired and REARED time
after time.
The-only enlivening event of the day
was Judge Troup's losing his temper be-
cause Thomas d. Crane and A. w. jeff
eris. counsel for Cronk. and George W.
Shields and W. W. Slabaugh. counsel
for Mrs. cronk, insisted upon cucumber
ing the record with needless questions,
objections, arguments and side remarks
directed at each other.
Time after time the court evidenced its
displeasure because the attorneys asked
general questions instead OF asking speci-
fic ones and getting into the meat OF
what they were trying to show Then I,
would criticize the lawyers for making
useless objections and side remarks.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-19
State Charities
Members to Hear
Prominent Men

The state conference Of the Associated
Charities will open in Omaha at the
Boyd theater Sunday afternoon. January
5, to continue until January %. Miss
Jontz. secretary Of the local charities,
has sent 500 letters to Nebraskans In
terested in charitable work, and many
Of them have signified their intention TO
attend the convention.
Rev. Walter I. Sumner, superintendent
of city missions Of Chicago and dean Of
the cathedral, will deliver the first adj
dress at the Boyd. He will discuss The
Child in Industry-The Nations Mortgage
on Futurity' The remainder OF the
meetings will be held in the assembly
room of the Rome hotel.
Speakers with national reputation as
charity workers will attend this confer
ence and participate In the program. j.
NJ. Hanson Of the charity Organization Of
Youngstown. o., viii be one of the speak
ers. j. C. Lathrop of the Illinois Society
for Mental Hygiene of Chicago is also
on the program.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-19
Vote on Teachers
Convention Friday

Ballots have been sent to members of
the Nebraska State Teachers association
replacing defective blanks and a vote on
the next convention city will be taken
Friday or Saturday. The result of the
vote WIN be known a few days after the
ballots have been received.
Superintendent z. L. Graft has sent
circular to the principals in the Omaha
schools calling attention to the vote. The
circular says:
The ballot for the location of the Ne
braska State Teachers association for
the coming year win be received by you
on Friday or Saturday of this week. May
j ask that you call the special attention
OF all teachers In your building TO this
fact and urge them not 10 let anything
interfere with their return of this ballot
at once to the secretary of he association
IN the stamped envelope supplied for the
purpose. Please urge the teachers to be
careful in filling out the ballot so that
no votes need be thrown out on account
vi techniealities. Please call attention
also to the fact that @1ess the ballot Is
mailed within the time specified 1t will
not be counted.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-19
DECAYED BODY OF MAN
FOUND IN BASEMENT

With his eyes, nose, hands and other
parts Of his body eaten away, supposedly
by rats, the body of an unidentified man
was found about 1870 o'clock yesterday
morning behind a furnace in the basement
Of Milo's pool hall at 1922 Douglas street
by Assistant City Electrician =. P. Me-
Cough.
McGough was working in the basement
OF the pool hall examining the electrical
wiring when ne stumbled over an object
in the dark. He turned the reflection
fr5ln his lamp on the object and found
the CHASTITY object lying face upward. He
notified the coroner, but the latter failed
Il find any marks OF Identification on
The body. but tattoo mark on the left
forearm. The initials y. F." and q wo-
mans head were the tattoo marks. Andy
Swanson, the proprietor Of the pool hail.
says ire does not remember Of anyone be-
side the-jsnitOr going to the basement
within the last week. The man appeared
10 be about % years old and had been
dad several days apparently.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-19
DIRECT VOTE is ORDERED
FOR NATIONAL DELEGATES

With the written assent Of the major.
ity Of the members of the republican
state committee, Chairman John L. Ken
needy has entered an order In compliance
with. the call for the national convention
directing that the delegates and alter
mates apportioned TO Nebraska be chosen
by direct vote in conformity with the
provisions Of the primary Law. This is
the answer to the pretensions voiced
from Lincoln that in asking for vote
by mail on this order, rather than calling
the committee together TO adopt IL as
resolution, the republican organization
under Mr.. Kennedy was trying to ignore
or nullify the presidential primary law.
When the time comes a copy OF the order
Of the state committee will be filed with
the credentials Of the delegates and alter
mates elected next April to the Chicago
convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-19
Mrs. Nash Offers to
Pay Coal Bills for
the Visiting Nurses

According to Mrs, Adams, superin-
tendent OF the visiting Nurse association.
there have been more calls on the asso-
citation this winter for food. fuel and
clothing than In any winter for more
than fifteen years. Sickness has. how
ever. not been greater than in former
years. although more attention has been
called to the consumptives OF the com
munity and more aid given them. One
Of the three nurses employed by the as
ISOLATION gives her time wholly to the
care Of tuberculosis patients.
The association has received a bo-
nanza from Mrs. Z. w. Nash, who said
that she was willing to pay for all orders
Of coal which the association wished TO
send She said that il was sometimes hard
for her to keep warm in her own home
and would like to feel that she was aid
ing someone else to keep warm.