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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-21

Riu0bteb. Tie Pahfraqe bat lid,
qcboben. Die bsi'ersu Gualitateu pareu hs
tiq, Die nubsreu aber fdpah. Stoders uub
Rtsoers ipareu ltetiq bis farf.--sute Rilh>
.tube iinD tstiq, anbers Hau uno ihnah.
Saw.re Stisr. $6.50--S.25, Grtro S3.35
$50, faues -, Sbisn S2.50-7.OO
Fteiihtritiere S4.50-785, auserleiene bis
srtra $7.85-825, 6eii.r5 1851 go, aus.
.rlsitns bis ertra 1851 IS, fausn -
ftubs So 2OO-5.85, ouserteisne bic srtra S. go
$50, ganners $2.00--3.25, Stodsrs uno
SteStrs 81 00-625.
gulle Bute 8oIoqne> 9u1eu itno
itetia bis 'tArf, amber. .auaiam unh 'hipah.
Naaere uub Ieit1te So 00-400, @olsqno
H00--4.90, ertra $4.90-5.00. fstte 8uQeu
$5.25-6.00, srtra $6.O0-6.25.
adlber.-Ter Warft mar beute iebbaFi
uuo bic Breiic Itieaen um 25e per 100 Rfunf
fir bic bef'srsn GuaIitatsn.
Crtindre uwo arsse So .50--7 rs, fair BID
sut. leiats IS. 1880 ertra $800-8.25
ailber in ben fommiffions. 6Guieru. -
sancs Sc, prima bisauserIeiens 61a--71@e
srbinare 4-6e
G d etns- Die 3ufubr bon sauei.
ren mar htute nur mdbia uno bic Rrsiis its.
gen osshdlb um 15c pro 100 Rfunb.
ShD.re Shwsinr bratten $780, s.
aut, bts aussrl.fsns Bsrpaduuas. uno aG.i.
iteriorten S760--7.65. asntifhts @srpa.
dunasiorten 81 40-7 so, orbiudrs bic aus.
,rIei.ns idapers fette Sdus g. 75-6 65, srtrn
1915. Staas $500 $50, srtrn s5.65
-5.75, I.ihte gerIanttiort.n $3.50 l5
Serfsl BON 10 gFb. uns penieer 81 75-6 40
Shafe uabed er-Tis Hdhiraqt
mar cine quite uro bic beITsrsu GuaIitdten
ftiseeu nm l0-l5c, bic auberen blsben fte.
tia.
Sdnis. - Grtra s3.35-400, quite Bis aus.
erTef.n. S5.25 - 385, orbiudrt bis cut.
ST. $500, 9uas rs - Toe, Rutteritais
s30O-4.00, Jdhrlinae 81 00--6 %.
edmmer - TrIbiabrs srtra S865-9.00
out. bis aus.rieienc Sc. 1856, orbiudrt
bis fairs $5o0--6.50. guus S4.00-4.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-21
Ebitane. %. Iuni 1912.

Riubbttb. - 8ecUes &C. 10-9 30, 9eras
etisr. Sc. $500, neftliae Stirrs 81. So
$40, Stoters uns Seebsrs 1925 - g. 70.
aahs uno Settlers 81 70-S00 edIbsr S.. so
800 gtartt Itstig fir 8seOes uuO ihDah
FIR AUbe uub 5eifer.
Stpeiu. - eeihte s715-7.55. as.
mifhts s7lO-765, fhp.rs ST l5-7 671ss 3
rau5s S7l5 - 1856, 6erisI s5.25 - 700.
Marit lne b0her.
Shafs uno 9dmmer-5toFc: Gin.
hsimiiAe So $3.50, peftltd. So 5O-5 So,
3dbrIiHas 81 75-71O, edmmsr eiubeimi.
ihs S4.25 - $40, ntHliae 81 so - $40.
6ruhabrs s5.50-9.6O. Nartt fart uno i'm
aussmrIren Zoe b0ber
3ufusr Rtuboieh 1000. SdDeius
15 900, SadFs uuo 21mm.r 10000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-21
Metau Marft.
n. 10 Dort, I9. suui.

5inn ia fen su 1850 - $3.50; aupfsr
In fen /: Gate l7sa-l7zse, elsethrOletie gu
17sS--ITs4e, eafiius ~ l6Ts-l7Le. slei
IN itf III S4.45 - 40: Speltsr III ieis
lu $8. .95--7.05. Gifsn mar bsute itetia. 9lo.
8eHnerp Rortbern ,u sl5.25-l5.T5. Ro. 2
BE-. ~ $l4.75--I5.25, as. Southern uuo
no. Seutbern foft iu tl5-50-I575.
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0tus,pdrtiae Wdrfte.
n { .p . off, 20. Sun

Nt " - - ~. SuHt.
Wthr.-3ufubr 1859 8bLs., gerfanOt
{, ,696 gbIs. Der Wortt NOR brute feGf.
sprine gattnt S5.60-5.90, 2Stnter Straiqets
t5.15-5.25, g9inter gat,nts $5.40--5. go,
Sprina clears $460-4.90, qSiuter Grtra,
SO. / s430-4.50, 30. 30. $410-4. .20c,
Annias Stroigbts s5.lo-5.25.
Hpagenmtbl var b.uts itstiq. Tar
Bis eutss s4.8o-5.60, 6oice bis ianep $40
--525.
guapst,.nmsbf IN Eau .u $3.50
Der loo gfuub fair bic autes s.295 -
5.l5. hoies bis fancn 50. .oO-5.25.
TsismtbI mar frtts. Gein.s peises
unb selbts $l.65-l.70, gro5sS sl.65-I.7O.
ailubritb s420.
auhnsiaen nomnca. dmeritan 8je
une Canadian 63e {. |. I. asu Bort.
Rssstu nominta 20. 2 @sltsrn loo {
BEL 1utuuit {. l. I. SuHaIo.
s.ras tF rubis. WaI,s.rFs 112--125t
{. I. Buffalo.
@,ts.n.-3ufubr 23.9Oo su., g.rfonbi
1886 Fu Nartt III i,F. 30. rothsr
nsusr 1l8t i'm Gtebator urb 1171Se Z. o. b.
fhuimm.ro. 1o. aortbsrn Duluth 124t
7. o. b. ftpimmsro.
tIihtorn-- 3uFubr l125, 8srfanet
5 1892 Gu Nartt III fsH erport 80. 2
ntusr 80lzt i'm Glsbater RHo 803le (. o. b.
| Ftnimmeno.
Saf.r.- 3afubr 81, ,375 su., 9,rfanSt
- gu. Wartt III ft,tiq STANDARD net.
Ser SOC imelsodior, 3s. Dsissr 6O1&c, SO.
59Ht, 9o. 4 soc.
S.u ia asiia grimo 1856, Ho.i l50c,
80. 2 l45t. ao. 3 1856.
6opfsn III willia State 1911, ortind.
r.r bis toic. 30--43c; 1919 45--47t; potiTc
gOaft 1911, or6inarsr bis toies 80 - 43e,
1910 4O--42t.
Sdut. ifns tttta. -- Central amtriea
24iSt. 8oaota 24-25e.
2sbsr ia fst. SemIoi 25-27e.
. gOrt III fstia. SamiIg s20.00-2l 90,
bert tisar sl9.25-2I.0o, 0s6 s2o.5o-
2l.O0.
s..F n len. samIa $500 1850
Wss sl5.Oo--15.50. gssi. stint.r $500
800, gsrpait $I3.0O-l3.50, Gtp srsrI
sneia Wtb sla. .O0-l9.25.
Gut Wsats finb rubia espSt,tt. BEL
lies, 10 bts IA Efo., 1l--lls4t. DO. Shul-
tern 8 s-874s, DO. 5hin.sn l2L4-12lac.
e drm a in ftstie. Ribels 8sft prima
$40. .60-i0. 10; Fafinirtsr III tttia. Cont
nent sll.25, 2. u. s12l0, COMPOUND S724t-
&c.
sas iF rubig. srima etts gu elSe
eountrn 54-6Rc.
Saumss aamen.CtI IN ru6ia. --
prtma robes t567-5.S7, srima Sommsr
ssIbts So. .eo-6.T0.
1strsIeum in aetia- RaFHnirt,s
Rem Bort $3.50, B5ilaS.lpbia unb Baltimore
$3.50, bo in Buff s. 90.
ssoLle tf rubi5. Eomtftic Slsscs Shin
28c.
Sars in rubia. Strainte, ssD65nltasI
bis eutes $6 50-5. 50.
| ferpenti n IN itstie ;u 47tSc.
Reis IN itsiis. Gtnbetmtiasr 4 - 81,
pntnn 6--6iSt
Nslaifts IN fef Hsn Orleans Open
atttIt, auisr bis dolce, 37-52c.
5u r.-Esber mar f,tia. Wustaesss
50 Etf, 1856. Centrifugal s6 Zen 3.56e,
Nsiaitss.3uftr SO 5eft 3.ile RaiFntrtsv
in rubta. Gut eooi 6.0Ot, Gruibes 5.y0e
gtoHIs II" $500, gubes 5.45t, gppoerso
5.30c, grarulat.s 5.20e, DIAMOND 81,
5.20c. gouis:tionsrs II" 5.05s, 30. / sos
30. 5.00t, 30. 81 9je, 90. 44.90c, go. 8
4.S5, SO. 8 4.80c, 20. 4.75t, 3o. 8 4.70c
so. 8 4.65s, 80. 10 4.60s. no. ii 4.55, 30
| I2A50c Ro Is4S5r Na II AZ
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sbttass, 20. SUM


m.sI. - Der Tartt mar fietia. ssintsr
Hntenis <5.00-5.30. Straights IS. 40-.5. 85,
Sprtna patsntss5 .05-5.50, Strais5ts $4.s5
800 ea.srs s4.20-4.40.
@siss n.-FIr 5uli 1o5I4-l06L,e, am
Shlus lO8Ike; fir September lo5 : -lO41Se,
am S6lus 104L.c fur gsssmbsr lo4 g.
lO5lze, ant Sdlnb l05l4t.
BEL Gtor u-fgIir JuIi TI7S - 73e,
sm SdaIus 727sc; FUR September 7lss-72L4e,
am S1Ius 72i4e; fur DECEMBER 621 l-62 L,
am Salus 62sse.
eafer. - Sar suG 4s3S-4936e. ON
stIus 49e; fur September 40}S -4056e,
am Shlub 401ae, fur December 407s -
4laSe am shlus 4ll4e.
Fssse H.-No. 2 Sac.
seras. Sut. 5at.srstrf. 60-7Oc,
cute bis dolce Mai,esriis S5-l05e.
fimotb "a men. - aeut s7.05-
500 per gsntner.
aletiaamtH. -- $l4.0o-2o.00 per
Gsniner.
Nebperf-ls.7S-1s.s7IS Der sbl.- sar
5uli .67ik-lS.7 77%, am Shlus SIS. II = /;
fur September $l5.s7 19-l9.l0, ain SHIuS
SlS.I0.
ssmaI,-l0.s2ls per 100 efunN. sar
5uli si0.95 = ll.0o, am Shlus $lL00,
fiir Sspismbsr sll l2is--l120, am Ghlub
$ll.20: fur Sttober sll.22H-l1.271s, an
Sdlub Sll.27is.
Saort Rtppe ri te n.-eefs $40. so y
per 100 Ffune BUR 5uH $l0.50--l0.52i5.
am snlnS sl0.52t1: fur ssptembtr $l0.65
-l072k. am Stlnb 1910.
CHtttr. - Tnrtt IN ftttig. grsameries
23-25e, Carr 21-24e per Yfunb.
gter. Der Wartt IN Astis. 6rifae 10
|-l7tstper CnteaS.
4aie. War.t 10 aetis. Cream 10
l514e per pfune.
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SNAtr. -bteftt WH0 ffN. Edfnntctr @ut
/ esaf s.5S,, sopber.s 5.s5. gu6ts s01c.
srauuTates 5.75t. sonfsttisusrs N" 5.s0c.
| or N" 5.4o-5.60t, psisr .rtra e." $50
-s.S5s. srtrn e" 6.ls---5.25c, oreiuirsr
| eeIbsr 505--s.l0e.
msriffss IN Fsti1. 1ep Orleans Cp.a
f.ttt. s2-50e, esutifrEsaf l5-2ss. per
@aHsn..
s,is.- N1drtt fi.mrit r,5haft uus 4sti-.
PouiFaua. TdHta 6tdo sif 7c. prim1 s
152.c. orbindrsr sl-4l4s, 5apdH 1856
Der gfuns.
Sairs sresut.
wutt.r. - Wartt ruhia, prtif, Httia.
| Fanth greamern 27iss. grtamsrp FRA 26e,
DO. istones 2ie. faRes DARN 2le, 20. 2otzt
Der Fiune.
aafs. - wartt H.tiq. Obi, n,utr I5t<t,
| 4orbntfIi6.r l5tkt, Ner Hor' iss. SAnet.
ir 20--23t, bo. Bird Tx, eimburssr Tie Der
FFuHs.
/ eisr. - gnasbot masia. uue Der Wlar't
| Hriia. Brine frifAs Shbnsr.icr lac. hrHs
17lft orsinars hras 1876, fetpnSs 1875
| per Tusene StrIua ab.
| 6tHaasf.-Marft IN ruhia une F.itsr.
sprina ghi6.ns bon ~ gFe. uus bar.
| ibsr 32e. uuitr L II afuuh 24-2Tt Suhu.r
Zee. fdbn. IL, fruthiihuer 12i5c. euns
Sc, weis, sntrn Toe. semiihtt Sc, uu1e GH.
ten ls--2Oe per gfune
CbHuHe @tmaf..
NtsfsI. - aeue Seras brius.u $3.50 -
2.75 Der Samefr.
gitronsu.- mar,t a.tis. California
90. 75-4 so Der AtHe.
Cranasn - pfartt rubir uns H.iia.
Pate gal.neia S3.50-t00, california Ro8s
ale 81. .T5-2.75 Der Rite.
Hnanas-S2.b0 .b0-3.0O Der Grat..
StahsIbtereH. si.75 - ZOO per
Crate.
6imb.srtn. -- sotbe ss oo--s.50 per
Crate bon "a ats
Tenbseren: 81 25--4 20 Der Ru
HstntIbtsrtu--s2 75-3 25 bsrgrntt.
| AartsffeTn.-dttts So $500. psrabt .
unf 81. S.i0-t25 per Gu. ami sem Gtlsifs.
eabfartsFelH. - eaeIihs N.5o
per Sarpsr.
3unst - si.25 - 1.3o
ptr Hnihd aaf etm @sIsift, uHb sl.35-l.4o
per gu. bonn stor..
| ssarasf. sinbsimifhs 75s-s1.Go
Der Tussnb eame.l.
Ebinnt.- 50-75c Der HuibtlsSnme.r
| SlumsnsohT - eiHa.imi'hsr sl.00--
I.25 Der THbsue.
Grbfsn.-siu6.imiias s325--4.oo per
2 an.sS Cad
Arauf. Wartt aetis. Ssnnsf'e, sl.5o
--l.75 Der Crate
5Dtsbsfn.--SsIb 1sras sl.00-$l.4 40
Der 1u. bonn storr
| eurssn. - Ginbsimii6. 80 - 35s Der
Eutenb.
| Metteaabsn. - 80--35s per THtsns
| Hiueel.
erans 9osnta. - si.5o-l.75 per
Camper.
eaHb.
SebHsn- - Marst nttia. vuma Wars
rsnias s3.25, ssiisb.s uas BET eaae ssbHa3ts
Nass $3.50 per Ha.
eeH.-Tarti IN rahia. Neaes Ms. gimc.
ttb s2l so ~ 90, 70. 2 DO. $40 .O0-20. 10.
| No. 5lo. $l8.00-l9.f0: Ales Re. aemifhter
$50 50-2i 90. 70. DO. sls.00-ls.0o, RIee
| Re. 1 i$lb.00-l600. Re. . hs. t13.50--l4.sO
aIiaia sI6 90 per Ten.
NabIsHfuttsr ID aetia.--Alsis $-24.00
--2s.50, Mibslina srebe S2500--25.50, BE-
feines $3.50 -26.50, ssmii&ses 5uttei $3.50
--25.00 Der foane n esls nns tl.00 mekr
suf bern erIeife
9trf6ieeene1
csIe. - Marst IN Retig - eeia5r robes
7ss, askp&tss 60s PER 0aIsas In 1artisn
bsa 5 '1bl. ersra nintsr Tea forecl 6ss
Der 0ailsns. Gottss GssA Del robsS 4as,
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@enbarmeric. geridt.

Ter p. Miiller bieb oerInaBen oui
ben Giel Elm. Dab es Der geborianlt
unterseifnete niGt mebr aitsbalteu
tCnnte.
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Gtntinudtt, 10. Stunt.
3ufubr uno Berfanot nabrenb Der osrfof.
fensn "a Stunbsn, osrgli6en NIT ben porber.
eebenbeu 2 1aqen naren ME folgt:
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WDni Welonsartte.
einstnnati. 20. 9sas, 1912.
G Aahfrdas nah Tarlshsn nor fsin

fN Na1ftuDt Hun AQEkpfH mar IftHf
unb bic Gefhdfte Tn atlaemsinsn ma.
---1tg. Die 3insratsn fin6 unberanotrt ge.
en-. Ldrlthen ycH cauy wurben bon BEN
Alien tn ~ ausatlieben nno geffdftspas
fft gu go 6& bistontirt. Die Wafier pIa.
Pen Earlsben son eau" ;u4< uHe auf Belt
)4kS.
msafa auf Gsw gsrf
BURDEN ~ Bari bic 15c Vrdms per 1900
tutftlsn Bantsn bersauit. Eie Gounterrats
sstrdst o0s pramis per 5000.
EsAfsr ant Gnsnps.
hne fsf. Die f0Issnssn Cusitruneen ins
tu btridaten:
eOnboH, 8 9aae sitt, s4.S73<--4.S8 Der
{. 90 9aes sidt, s4.s4s4--4.s5 per T.;
varis, 1aes Siht, 5.l2la-5.I5 Der Grans
800 80 inse Siht, 5l71S--520 branss per
500; fur Ttuti6lanb 4 Gage Si4t, Nari
s51at be. 90 faae Siht, 94lze.
Documentary Bills aaf 2onoou nurbsn Az
t.sss4, anf eIassop su 4.ssx uns auf Bel
ian ~ 4.s3I4 bsrtauit.
puHsss.rbnsansnem.
rubis uno itstis. Die eanten auotiren ME
iOlst;
Gintaaf. Bsrfauf.
~ gonbs, l925 Coup. ia ll4A
sA ronot, 1918 ....... .102L lO24
2S tones, 1880. .......l00h lOlA
1b paHama ...........looA,
0ttsiiHs esus iimisss.
Ter umfaS i'm hitHatu gIsarinabouis beIisf
ht beute auf s4,05l 800.
sai.stIpriisi,m
lie Itibia. poliiit idltint allies iu hbsr.
iAattsn. I'm otr biefiaen gorfs Iitssn bic Gss
ida'tt sans uno aar barnisbtrs unb ts hno
I'M eanstH nur ,pei gsrsduft Su bsrtA.sH,
ndm!ih
atiien 4bil. Carer glfa Go. pref. .iooh
alfteH atrc. Sireei Rr..............f29
Ja effeHsH Narif.
$4,000 Cincinnati. O.. 4a, tee2. ...... .i04h
300 9iHe S1col 4er fg4s............tosZ Y
300 Zinc u ~. 4er. 1885, ........103A
~ alfien Giin Il Sub. Tel Ge........2ilh
20 aiiieH Chic Traction euH.......... 81
9ahaeetues 1abedt BON i'm hieiaen Warft
bsFnbIihsa Sonss unb Nstien siebt bic Off.
,isusn EuOtiruaasn an;
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aftifu pun gt,fdtrssss .geieiiitafien.
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I'm rfGeHen Vlaxff,

aahHeetues fabsus bon i'm hiefaen Narft
b,Nnelid.a Sonos unb Astieu ssebt bic Off.
,isIsn Euoiirnaasn an:
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
MISSOURIAN BEGS
PROTECTION OF
THE POLICE
Henry Hawkins Of Kansas
City, LabOring Under Hal
lucination That Three
Brothers-in-Iaw Are Try.
ing to Kill Him.

Trembling IN every limb, beads Of
pcfnpiration standing on his forehead
and trlckiing down his face. his voice
shaking. bctroyina great fear, Henry
Hawkins. an electrician. who claims
Kansas city as his home. occupies .
cel IN the city Jail today. having been
taken into custody inAt night By the
police, shortly after the arrival Of
Santa &c train No. from the east
The reason FOR Hawkins condition.
which apparently borders on a com
picte breakdown. IL that he has an
halluclnation shat he IL being puf-
sued By three MISUNDERSTANDING. who
are exerting every effort % hili him.
standing In tbs cell IN Jail today
Einwkina begged the police for pro-
lection.
whatever you do don't let them
get at me-" shouted Hawkins. Keep
them away. They viii surely set me
u YOU don't. They have guns tina,
can shoot through iron and steel and
I ann already q dead man. ! want
you 10 search this cell and see thai
there isn't a gun on me. IN less than
an hour you viii find my dead body
10 here and they (pointing 60 mag
mary objects) will be- responsible for
my death"
Hawkins condition was brought
about evidently because Of drinking
Of Intoxicating liquors. Re sold today
that he left Kansas City two days ago,
having been shipped as a stationary
engineer BY Lanlry-sharpe TO Laguna.
Hawkins SAYS he Is SO years old,
was for three years electrician for
ihe Fowler Packine company IN KAN
Hae city. two years manager OF the
HIGHT plant IN Liberty. afo., and two
years manager Of the light plant in
Parsons. Kan. re claims 70 be a
spanish war veteran. Company y,
Third Nebraska volunteers.
Or. L. q. Rice examined the man
today and II Of tho opinion that aico-
h0ilsm is largely responsible for his
condition. Hawkins secured room
on West Gold avenue last night soon
after his arrival. but immediately had
the entire neiRhborhood ous in alarm.
claiming that he was being murdered.
The police found him covering behind
a stall IN the o. X. livery stable.
where he had gone 70 seek protection.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18

lodges nearby having been asked 70
nrlRh AZ many ae they can.
On Wednesday evening viii be elV-
en- the grand ball and banquet ~ the
new Masonic temple and win Be ina
most elaborate event OF the kind ever
given In the city.
On Thursday evening the special
feature win be 4 maes iheesina IN che
opera houseo, open 10 the general pub
lie. Il " cxpecfed 20 have 0e SOW
ernor OF the state. as well as ne
prominent members Of the order
present
A Santa re system hoard meeting
has been called by brothers ~, 6.
keiaer, Charles Rogers, g. A. Tfuoketr
and j. II. Baker. general chairman and
their aecFetariea, sof May 10. ana nneh
10 al mcmbers of the order.
Grand lodge officers #lil be present
ct ali sessions and will not only par
ilcipate bat hid III deteFminin8 @hAt
subjects shall be thlSea ~.
All brothers attending 10 visit the
aftnd Canyon should secure tfapapor-
tall0n for themselves and families 10
Williams. Arlz., and rates from
Williams 10 the Grand Canyon and re-
turn I'm order that all transportation
may be secured IN time. the necessary
passes hEnrd Be requested through the
officials Of thc line ~ 18ilroed you are
now employed upon.
Hotel and roomfna hotiao aeeomkRc-
datiOna and rates are reasonable. t,ri-
vate rooms can BE- had by those de-
aigine them Restaurants and cafes
are first class In every particular ana
rates are fFfom csc up.
The members Of Highland lodge and
tho citisers Of Albunpesaee will do
their utmost TO make this meeting n
great aucceas. and time ami attention
will be given 10 every detail, 80 that
our friends shall feel that they have
been we'll cared for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
At SMALL COST
A Simple Remedy Beauties
the Hair, Cures Dandruff,
stops Falling Hair.

what a pity Il il 10 zee 30 many
people with thin. wispy hair. faded o.
streaked with gray, and realize that
most Of these people might have soft.
glossy, abundant hair OF beautiful
color and iustre II They would but
use the proper treatment. There 10
no necessity for gray hair under sixty
i've years Of age. and there Is no on
cuse for anyone. young or old, having
thin, asraggllng hair. either full ~
dandruff or heavy and rank smelling
with excessive oil.
You can bring back this natural
coioP OF your hair In a few days and
forever rid yourself Of any danarutf
and loose hairs. and make year hair
grew strong and beautiful by using
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem-
edy. For generations common garden
Sage has been used for restoring and
preserving the color OF the hair; and
sulphur IL recognized BY scalp SPEC
cialihts as being excellent for treat-
ment OF hair and scalp troubles.
n you are troubled with danGruff
or itching scalp. or II your hair -
losing It's color or coming out, get 4
fifty cent bottle Of Wyeth's sage and
sulphur from your dEugglsl. and noe
tice the Improvement la the appear-
nnce Of your hair after a few Gays
treatment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
AND INDIAN
CARAVAN HERE
TOMORROW
NavaiOs and Rough Riders
Who Will Participate in
Firemen's Union Meeting to
Pull OFF Spectacular stunts.

From the widest corner Of New
Mexico viii arrive tomorrow about
noon a caravan ~ Navajo indians and
cowboys from the Navajo indian res
ervation. The INDIANS and cowboys
win pitch their camp on West Coal
avenue ana Eighth street. adjoining
the Thorpe pasture. and viii be ono
OF the biggest entertainment features
fef the firemens convention 20 DO
held here next woek. The Indians
and cowboys were secured through
the efforts OF Mayer ~. X. y. Sellers.
Who sent Ted SPAR 10 tho reservation
as his personal representative. They
VII bring with them thirty head 81
nnbroken horses. which will be used
II relay races each afternoon 81 tho
union meeting entertainment program
az Traction park. Relay races with
bronchos to do The work ~ a new
stunt, even IN Albuquerque, and will
BE- watched with considerable interest
by everybody. The Indians and cow
BOYS win also 40 wild west stunts
OF various kinds. such az iassoing.
rope twirling. trick riding and bronchO
busting. Colonel SELLERS furnished
the N0vajos with several dozen yards
~ red and green vStvet with which
80 make new blouses ~ their APP.
pcarance here, The Indians refused
~ come unless they could come
dressed in new outfits.
Following Is the fall program.
First Day, Monday, May 20,
Morning. 3 TO l2 O'Clock.
deception OF visitors and organization.
Afternoon. 70 o'clock.
RAChS--llofse races, three 10 four
running races and one harness race
each day. Baseball games, broncho
busting. Indian races and sports. Al
Traction park.
Evening. 1850 o'clock.
Street illumination, Indian ceremonial
and war dancing and welcome OF
visitors BY Mayor Sellers and other
prominent state officials
Second Day Tuesday, May q.
Morning, TO ~ O'Clock.
joint meeting Addresses BY promi
nent men Of the railway orders.
Afternoon. 1 TO o'clock.
RACEs--Horse races. three 20 four
running races and one harness race
each day. Baseball games. DronCho
busting, Indian races and sports.
Evening, 1880.
Street illumination. Indian ceremonial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
OLD albuquerque
DESIRES TO Be
A REAL TOWN
After More Than Three Cen.
turtles the Historic Pueblo
Awakens to Spirit Of Pro-
grsssivsnsss Abroad in the
Land.

II win come a. q distinct shock.
nevertheless a pleasing one. perhaps
TO the citizens OF Albuquerque, that
OLD Aibuquerque, founded nobody
knows when. three oentufieB aEo,
maybe more. has at last decided 10 en-
aoagor To INCORPORATE and become q
town. Hardly helleya4.e. but never
iheleHs true a mnas meeting 90 ciu-
xons of Old Albuquerque. will BIO held
In the old plaza IN the court house. ~
Z 20 O'Clock Sunday evening, at which
formal steps will be taken toward IN
corporation. The following notice ie
evidence that the citizens Of the his
ioric old pueblo have at last come 70
the realization that prossess Is abroad
in the lRnd--that no community can
prosper than stands atm:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-18
ne Churches


First Methodist Epiac0pal. CORNER
Of Lead avenue and Third street
Charles Oscar Bockmnn. pastor. Miss
Rom 1ofby deaconeas Public wor-
nhip ~ n d Ill and 3 y. B The
pastor VIII occupy the pulpit az both
Of the services Morning theme. "fo-
days Interest Ia the sermon on The
Mount The eyenlna subject VIII be
The Lesson From a Midnight Traa-
edy." Special meslc az both serv-
ices. In the morning an anthem by
the choir ana a selo By Mrs. Cleo
Collar HollowsE IN the evening con-.
RreRntlonal singing led BY Mr.. John
ID. FaulkcnbefH and TWO selections b.
the Choral society. one Of these seiee-
tons bolng q male quartet The sun.
dhy school session NJ a:ts q. m. un-
der the leadership OF -. A. Porterfieid
provides n class for al ages. Tho
Epworth league devotional service
Will be held al D. ~. Miss Mamie
Fisher. leader. a welcome for an.