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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13
FIELDS Will
BE TAPPED SOON
West Virginia Fuel Viii Be
Taken TO More Big
Ohio Cities.

CLEVELAND. o. Sept. 1s.-1E, B.
DAILY, president OF the East Ohio
Gas Company. who has. returned
from Columbus and Toledo. says
that a gas main VIII be built from
the west virginia fields Just Is soon
as the public service commission
grants permission.
'HThe buying OF the Mohiean Gas
Company. a. Akron, was simply to
relieve the situation until the main
can be built p said he. 'iWe WIN
supply Akron from the fields which
have supplied the Mohican company
ana that VIII allow the natural gas
from the present mains which run
from used by Cleveland consumers. >"
eve do not want to be bound to
build main to West Virginia II we
can get a better supply from some
field nearer which might be diseoV-
cred. However, we confidently ex-
pect that we will have to go to
West vrgna for a gas supply. We
do not know where else We can get
DAILY said that C1eveIanders need
have no worry about having to use
gas fom tht Akron fields, and adj
mitted that the supply would prob
ably die out in course OF two or
three years. He said that addition
al gas would have to be supplied
this fall and that the buying OF the
Mohfcan company offered a solution
of the problem.
DAILY says that the property OF this
company certainly will not be re-
lied upon to supply cleveland. be-
cause the fields now developed could.
not possibly do It.
.eThe public utilities commission
will have to work fast and so VIII
we If anything is to be started on
a new main to West Virginia this
faI.' said Daily. 'FWe hope that a
good start can be made this fall.
but i. is getting late and it is al
most impossible for us to work to
any advantage during the winter
months. If a severe early winter
comes we will be greatly delayed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13
WATSON SEEN.
By candidate Morgan While
on a Visit to the Fair
mont Fair.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ray Morgan were
here last evening enroute to their
home at Bristol from Fairmont, where
they had been in attendance at the
Fairmont fair. M Morgan is the
Democratic nominee for member OF
the house Of delegates from this
county, and while at Fairmont he is
said to have conferred with Senator
Watson on political matters IN this
section.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13
GOAL lAI9
Gases in Alaska Are Disposed
of At Last by the
Government.

WASHINGTON. sept I8.-Au so
called Cunningham Alaska coal land
cases involving blanket patents which
contributed to the BalHnger- Pinehot
controversy have been finally dis
posed OF. Secretary Fisher has di-
rec4ed an Immediate execution Of the
decision Of Commissioner Bennett Of
the general land Office who held that
the claims were improperly allowed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13
ASSESSMENT
For Benefit of Creditors Made
by Man Accused OF
Double Murder.

Giuseppe Devono Who Is IN JAN
charged with the murder Of James
N. DeYins and Michael Clancy few
weeks ago has made an assignment
for the beleat Of creditors. naming
Carl Men as trustee. Lots e. -, Il
and IS in the Columbia addition to
the city are assigned. Mr. Men has
qualified as trustee with bond at
$4,000
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13
UNITED
Are the Republicans of Up
sE1ur County Says Chair
man Hiner-

Among the prominent visitors at
Republican state headquarters yes
terday Afternoon was Charles T.
Hiner, of Buckhannon. who is chair
man Of the Upshur county Republi-
can committee. The campaign has
begun In Upshur and the party IS
united IS the report that Ar. Elner
made to Chairnsz1n Lalzin- 'si'ae coun=
" viii give Dr.. Hatfield a majority
OF 1900. declared Hiner-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13
AGRICULTURE
Is Discussed by the American
Bankers at Their Clos
ing Session.

DETROIT, Sept. 1S.-The problem
of agricultural development eclipsed
the currency question at the closing
session today OF the American Bank
ers' Association with the exception
OF the election Of officers. Addresses
were made on agricultural betterment
and plans suggesting assistance to
American farmers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13
WOODY AND BILL
Are to Do a Lot of Hot Air
Stunts Together at Lin
coin Soon.

NEW YORK. Sept l3.-Governor
Wilson announced today that he would
meet william Jennings Bryan in Lin
coin. Neb., October 3, when they
will speak from the same platform.
On that date Bryan will have com
pleted a trip to the Northwest and
Pacific coast states and Wilson will
be on his second western trip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13
POSTPONED
Is the Examination of Lawyer
on Murder Charge until
September "a.

MIDDLETowN. n. Y. Sept. 1S.-
Examination OF Lawyer Burton W.
Gibson on a charge Of numbering his
client. Mrs. Rosa Menschiks Szabo,
in Greenwood lake was postponed te-
day until September "a on application
Of District Attorney Rogers Gibson
will conduct his own defense
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13
JAPARs. EMPEROR
Is Now Enroute to His Last
Resting Place on the
Earth.

TOXIC, Sept. 1s.-The second part
Of the ceremonies in connection with
the funeral OF the late emperor took
place tonight when the casket was
started on its jo0rney to Aoyara.
whence it VIII be taken to Monoyama-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13
VlARSHIPs
Are to BE Despatched to Is
land Where a Revolu-
ton is Now On.

wAsH1.sGToN, Sept 1S.-The Uni
ted states is about to intervene in
San Domingo where a revolution has
broken out and Americans and other
TO. eigners have been threatened
warships are to be dispatched to the
island at once
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13
ID
Are a Man and HIS Vile 81
Machine and eY

BUFFALO. sept l.sI lE-
ner Is uncoRSe q lllnG7s
Falls S5spital rom.
hst night vixen he go -l1 - -
was passing q lunleE yard Il .
machine IN FonaSlH ana 10
has bullet ii 8 Ieg 9 NJ
trace Of the peEo Q ,'.l. lqis
ing
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13
LAWN FETE.

There will be a lawn fete given
by the ladies OF the Eastern Star at
GIL Monticello avenue Friday even
ing Refreshments Will be served.
Everyone IS invited to attend and
enjoy a pleasant evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13
uO0N RELEAsED.

PARKEf BURG. Sept. I3;-Robert
n Noon. attorney. was released from
custody on bond n t6e sum .lf $1,000,
list night. with the l5eIs
Guaranty C6l1pal1s Is larsey.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13

Inc SpNGuulu sshGAeA5S GsSSSAAAASse4SS
markerd the session today and the
intense interest manifested in the next
thirty-six hours and the work to be
accomplished certainly forebodes a
whirlwind successful finish.
Instead of the regular MONDAY
luncheon saturday. and to give the
men and committee as much time on
the street as possible In solicitation,
together with their business, the
MONDAY luncheon will be dispensed
with saturday. and Instead all the
committees VIII report at the new
headquarters, 10 South Fourth street.
from % to 1915 o'clock. reporting
this afternoon and tomorrow fore
Moons work and then All Of the com-
CONTINUED on page SeVen.)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13
N. ANIJFACTURE TEAM
JUMP UP YER FAST
In the Team Work for Funds
for the Salvation Army
Citadel.

At the MONDAY luncheon today at
the waldo hotel Of the committee in
connection with the campaign. for the
salvation Army citadel building
showed some surprises and change in
places in the following manner:
First place. Team No. 2. c.
H. Harding. chair manu-
features ................. $2,SO4.OO
Second place. Team No. s.
olandus West, coal. oil and
gas committee ..-...-... 2.11O.OO
Third place. Team No. 3, a. n.
Cundell. retailers com
Fourth place, Team No. l,
J. W. Williams. jobbers
committee 1,24G.VV
Fifth place. Team No. 4. J.
E. Law, attorneys commit>
Sixth place, Team No. 5, Dr..
H. E. Sloan, physicians
committee ....-.-.-.-.-..- SO9'OO
Total ..............-. .$lO'OS0.OS
1-ho ,oIa11lid AVERAGE abundance
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-13

Continued on page three
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
SANTA FE SUED FOR
ALLEGED VIOLATION
OF 28 HOUR LAW

Phoenix, Ariz, sept Am action
was begun iu United states court Frl-
day by tho federal government against
tho Atap.sun. Topeka ana santa Fe
railroad company for violation OF
tho twen}.,ight hour law, Tho pa-
prfa were Med o.. United states Dis
ulet Attorney Morrison ut the direc-
ton of Attorney General Wickersham
acting uu the request of t1r secretary
of agriculture.
n is alleged thar ON MAY rs 1914
the defendant company loaded thirty
four cars OF sheep at Hillside station.
the sheep being the property OF r q.
pagss and we're consigned 10 The
Kuolin Commercial company. kansas
Ctr The sheep we're loaded an eleven
o'clo,k of that day and they were not
unloaded for rest. food and water until
the train rca shed WINSTON at D. an.
OF the following daY The time clnps-
ing Was tNirty-tWo hours
Tho next unloading place was re
Nauphn. N. a. aud the next beyond
Vaughn vas Wellington. a ruu of
thirty three hours. Though b is AL
legged that there were Two violations
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
ROSWELL SCHOOLS ENROLL
5000 PUPILS THIS : AR

Roswell. ~ NJ, sept o.--Thc Ros-
well schools opened today With an On
rollmcnt of 1000 pupils. IA" '7rSeS'
In the history of what is claimed 1"
be- the NEST municipal school system
tn Sew Mexico.
II Is tho ambition ot Prof Ilrashcr
ana the board 1T education 20 max"
Il the best IN an the west and with
the earnest corporation of the teach
ers. each one doing his or her part
h can bee done the superintendent
believes.
The schools viii open this year
with the brightest prospects IN his'
tory. The enrolment this year viii
boz $50 more than last year. The
High school viii have an enrolment
Of between 500 ana $50 as against
$40 last year The faculty if tho
strongest ct any previous one In th"
Roswell schools, the teachers hoinB
graduates of the best colleges ana
normal schools OF the country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
YOUNG IDEA NOW HARD Ar
WORK IN BEIlNALtTIO COUNTY

The fall term has begun In the ma
jurity OF the schools Of Herualiilo
county and superintendent Atanasio
Montoyn this morning said that he
feels confident the years work Will DE
tar ahead Of any previous year in eff
Hcicncy because uf the unusually large
number at well trained teachers with
first grade certificates and the imprny-
cd equipment which is being complci-
ed this fail The new school house In
district a., located on the North
Fourth street road TX an example OF
the development rapidly taking place
In the county schools Tho school H.
of brick, with big batteries" OF high
windows ana transoms which assure
tho best possible ventilation; light
woodwork. high stamped panel, 4
metal ceilings, green Olackboards and
things generally bright airy ana at
tractivc. Tho school building is roh-
struct"d with view ~ double IT, size
as soon ~ necessary, and the large At
Tendance shows that the other haf ~
the building must hc huiit Tor next
year There are nearly go primary
pupils under Miss Wells and 1u boo the
higher grades up Co the nth. under
Miss oakley This Is expected by tho
superintendent To- Dee the banner school
OF the county
when the other kalf rs completed u
Is the plan at the superintendent To-
install water tank In the attic, with
pump ANA electric motor In the base
fnent ana have water pressure with
sanitary closets and sewer connections.
The now Padillas school 90 be- ar
chltcctnrany the handsomest in the
county. viii open next MONDAY. Al
Harclts Wher. IA" new school be- not
quite finished. school will open Thurs
day of this week. with ore teacher sr
the old building on south second
street and another ia the justice court
room near tie society han on South
Third street.
plans are being perfected for a new
school tor pupils from AtriSco and del
rio districts on the district boundary
in addition 60 the regular schools IN
the two districts Miss Birt viii teach
the new school.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

.i sunrJg" ON account OF race. color
pr previous condition ct ssryitude; and
IN compliance Win the requirements
ot the SAID act ca congress a Is here
by provided that ability tu read. write.
speak and understand the English
language sufficiently we'll to conduct
toe duties { the office without the al {
oi an Interpreter. shall be necessa y
qualification for an officers and mem.
bers of the state legislature.
So that the same shall read 49, fol.
lows. to-wit
This state shall never enact any
law restricting or ahridglug the right
oi suffrage on account OF ace. color
or previous condition ~ scryitudo.'
II IL furthcrc ordered, that there
shall be- an oicctipa leo said state on
the dag aforesaid a. which there shall
bee submitted 90 the qualified electors
IT the state for their ratification an
act of the legislature OF the state of
New Mexico entitled.
AN Gct providing for the Issuance
of beads by the state Of New Mexico
tor the purpose of constructing and
maintaining systcm Of highways
printed as chapter 5S u; the session
laws Of IN" first state legislature.
Ana that al ballots 90 said election
shall hav, printed thereon 80 i'c end
thereof the words.
"For the state Highway Bo0l L.
sue" ana iu "a scptrat" line nuGor zoe
Same the words. Against tAH state
Highway BOND Issue" Opposite
which lines there shall b" rlu,r' n
which the voters may max" or stamp
n cross Go Indicate 'h"tner they vote
for cor AGAINST said 0oud issue.
n " further ordered that th" ball
lots cast nt said election shan be-
counted and canyussrd by the election
Officers and the returns OF gaid olcc-
ton shall ho mad" by sn election
officers direct to the secretary ui state
OF New Mexico at santa PC.
Done ni tho executive office this
Toe eth day of september, \. ~. lsl2.
Witness my hand aud IA" gr" e. seal
ui the state ui New Mexico
WILLIAM e. MCDONALD
Attrstod
ANTONIO LJCERp,
secretary ui state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
CovernorMcDo
Proclamation Authorizing
Election in November

\ proclamation for election Of
presidential electors and ono rcprcscn.
totlyc In congress. and for the subm.s-
sion Go the electors of proposed
amendment to the constitution. and Of
proposed issue OF state highway
D., udA.
whereas, no provision has been
mad" by the legislature of the state o.
New Mexico tor an election a. be held
in this state on the Tuesday next after
tho Inst Monday la November 1919
Tor the election of presidential cloc-
tors. ana
Whereas. by section s OF article Xxx
Of the constitution ot the state 81 New
Mexico u is provided shat such cleo
ton shall he held as IN said Constltu-
ton provided FOR the election upon
the Ratification OF the constitution.
aud
Whereas 10 is necessary at such
election also 90 elect one representa-. .
two IN congress to bee elected al large
from the state
Now therefore. I. William o. Nc.
Donald. governor OF the st7tc of Ne'V
Mexico. do hereby pyocluhl ana or
dnln au election 90 be- held "a the said
state 0f Sew Mexico on the Tuesday
next after the FIRST Morlhy Ia NOycm-
beer 1919. the same being thr Hfth day
cot November 1879. which oirrtion. OK
cent as 20 the muunrr OF making re-
turns ana cnuyr0siug and certify ing
the result thereof. shah 70" held and
conducted IN the manner prescribed
ny th. laws ui Ntw Mexico now Ia
force ut which election three presi-
dental electors md ono r,r s,sentatlyc
In congress 90 hc elected 1t large from
the stat. shah bee chosen by che people
the person rccoiy uv The highest NUM-.
bcr OF votes tor any onl,p 60 be elect
pd thereto.
u is further ordered. th't an cleo
tInn shalt hr held in sold state ct New
Mexico on the same dav hcrrinne-
fore specified. nt which there shall 1e
submitted 90 the electors of the state
Tor their approval or rejection nm
amendment of section OF article XXI
ct the constitution ~ the state which
reads as follows
This state shall! never enact any
law RESTRICTING sr tprtating the right
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
225 STUDENTS ENROLL
At NGRICJITI'f COLLEGE


special Correspondence to the herald I
state College, y. ~, Sept. g. Tho
scholastic year for igl2.13 az the a.
ana NJ college has opened with IN"
largest enrolment IL has had for
many years. Up 20 Friday morning
egs students registered ana they are
sull coming iu To- enter school More
are expected 60 register Monday.
The Y W. G.. A. and Y. NJ c. a
held an opening reception tu the urN
ana old students az the Y n. q. a.
building Friday evening. During the
evening Charles briggs sang e solo.
the Y NJ. e. A. quartet rendered three
selections which were greatly apprr-
ciated los an present, and punch ana
cake were served throughout the
evening. The success of the evening
may bp credited 20 Earl Wilson, pres
ident. ana Arthur Ramsay, the gen
ial sccrctaty OF IN" Y. VI. e.. \.
Herbert smith Is expected Ia ar
rive here from his home iu Tucum-
carl. ~ N. on Monday 10 enter
school for his senior year
W. D. futile arrived 40 the college
saturday from his home In III Paso.
lie will enter the preparatory depart
ment this year
Miss Mabel Kelly, Herbert Hardy
aud Clarence Wilson. AN old students
OF year before last, have returned u"
college They are all entered in the
preparatory department.
!. q. Nabours spent Saturday and
sunday In ~ Paso visiting friends.
Ho returned sunday evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
NINE INSPECTOR TO
Be CHOSEN ON
FRIDAY
Competitive Examination to
Determine Men Who Can
Qualify for Position Under
New State Law.

Joe sheridan OF silver city. state
coat mime Inspector Tor number 81
years past, Is In Albuquerque today
rn route 20 Gallup on his last trip of
spcc,ion before accomplishing the o.
lice. Mr. sheridan has been appoint
~ postmaster at silver Guy. his
homp and viii assume the offi,o
within The next focw DAYS.
The office OF state mine inspector
created by the constitution. and pro-
Nidod Tor by act of the first state leg
islalurc rs GO boz filled hy appointment
hy Governor Mcdonald within the
week. There are "a number of active
candidates Tor the pla,'c aud the gov
crnoy has ordered a competitive OK
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

Tho schools 81 New Mexico both the
higher educational institutions and
the county and city schools In ail parts
~ the state now hav, the work we'll
started for the academic year 1919
1913 Sever iu the history of cduca-
ton in Sew Mexico has the attendance
been so large. the teachers go we'll
equipped, the equipment $50 modern
and the public so enthusiastic, Pud re-
ports from an sections giyc the people
~ the state cause Tor the greatest OPP
timism for the cause Of education
Registration for the fnll term az the
University OF New Mexico here began
this morning az nine o'clock and tho
number nt names enrolled nap 60 aeon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
New Mexico Educational Institutions
NOw Haze Years Work Well Under Way
University Begins Work Today With Large Enrolment
and Agricultural College Starts With Brightest Pros
poets Bernalillo County Schools Commence the Term
Under Auspicous COnditi ons; Public Schools Through.
out State Report Flattering Outlook

indicates that the school Will have q
larger initial enrolment than ever be-
fore, Dr David Ross lloyd, the new
president, has been doing some indus
tri"us and effective missionary work
throughou, the state tails summer and
the results are already apparent Clas-
SEES viii be organized and lessons as.
signed tomorrow and the term viii ne
wcil under way 10y the last 81 this
week The formal opening cycrciscs
Co which the public is invited viii De
held In Rodcy han Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock on which occasion Or.
Boyd VIII make an address which
should bee heard BY all friends OF the
university.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

the opening day Of the fall term.
Friday evening tho enrolment was as
follows Flrat Ward. 2s2; Second
Ward, 800. Third ward 3lG. Fourth
Ward. t53. Library school, ice. High
school 205; q total Of i,6bi FIFTY ud.
ditiunW pupils registered Tor studios
today making she total enrolment
i.70i The greatest increase IN the
schools this tern 81 In the High
school The enrolment In the High
school year ago today was "a Tho
enrolment todas a. 2OS. IN increase
OF thirty-sCNen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

RcrIlu sept Karl Nordhausen.
ono OF GormanyH richest men. died
today Hr lcn 4u estate worth about
eight million dollHrs ITO w.s origin
ally sergeant and lu 1862 Hus quar-.
tered on H. farm near Berlin. Ilc mar.
rled the farmers daughter. inherited
thc FARM. witch % came part OF Der.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
PORTNLEs SCHOOLS ENROLL
OVER THREE HUNDRED PUPILS
TspecIaI Correspaadenes So the Herald !

Puriales y NJ. Sept 9--Thc por-
tales schools opened today with AN
enrolment Of 81 pupils, the largest
in their history. IN, enrolment So ns
follows;
First grade, "a; second grade. 49,
Third grade, 80; Fourth grade, Ga
Fifth and sixth grades, AZ, seventh
grade SO. Eighth grade, 90, Ninth
and Eleventh grade, 81 Tenth and
Twelfth grades, IS,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

animation, Ia take place on tho l3th
cot this month. 60 indicate the quail
ficatinus Of those applying for the APP
pointmeut Following the cXnminl-
tion, which will bee held he Santa BE-.
the governor win name the new Of
tiCiai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

. The general public BE- cordially
. invited Co attend the formal I
. opening exercises OF the 'n,ycr. 4
. sity0f New Mexico az Wodcy Han 4
. az 10 M. Tuesday The prosl. I
. dent aud mymhcrs ut the faculty
. viii wear iull academic costume
y and the opening cVcreiser viii be-
Q most impressive. The University
y Musical association win furnish Z
. the music under direction OF Miss .
. Mary McFi,, the new musical di. =
. rector and President Boyd ana
. President u. W. y. Rryan of the =
. board ct regents viii make adj =
. dresses Rev \. NJ Mnndalari =
. viii open the exercises with =
= prayer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
q. Y. VI. ENROLMENT
Bs.ST ~ TEN YEARS

Miss Josephine Parsons, In charge
Of cn-ollm,nt at the Unworthy ~
New MoNicu said at noon today that
the registration up to g. o'clock had
been heavier than on any first day
for ten years Miss Parsons said the
first days enrolment was extremely
gratifying and that everything indi-
Gates the heaviest enrolment IN tho
history ut the institution Miss Par
sons promised complete figures to-
morrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09
PROF GUNTuER NEW HEAD
or SCHOOLS At BFLEN

nelon y VI. sept s PROT Gun
Their. an educator ~ experience has
been employed as principal of the
Bclcn schools which omen Monday
with what is expected t0 u" record
attendance and the best possible
prospects for q successful year The
carps at teachers is the most efficient
ever employed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-09

pur BLACK cat stockings win give
you greater satisfaction aud outwc1r
ordinary kinds that cost az much aud
more An SIZES tor men. women and
children. Prices run from l2hc up,
a. Mays Shoe store. 3if West Gem
tUl avenue.