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kAISER'S MAY WEEK SALE.
Begins Monday, May 6. ?
Special value in Flaxon, 10 1.2c.

For the ailments of women, DIR
SIMMONS SQUAW VINE COM
POUND is an effective remedy. Il
corrects irregularities, builds up g
strong body, promotes cheerful spirits
and restores clear, healthy COM
plexion. Price, s1.00 per bottle. Sold
by all druggists.
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kAlSER'S MAY WEEK SALE.
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English Longcloth per piece eOc.
Helps a Judge in Bad Fix.

'S'Ps . Vuu8C TIT Iael IN
Justice Eli Cherry of Gillis Mills,
Tenn, was painfully worried. A bad
sore on his leg had bafaed several
doctors and long resisted all rene
dies. 81 though it was a cancer" he
wrote. eat last used Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve, and was completely cured
Cures burns, boils, ulcers, cuts, bruises
and piles. Csc at Roses Drug Store
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kAISER'S MAY WEEK SALE.
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kAlSER'S MAY WEEK SALE.
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kAlSER'S MAY WEEK SALE.
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Monday. May 6, is the last day for
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KAlSER'S MAY WEEK SALE.
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LASTS ONE WEEK,
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KAlSER'S MAY WEEK SALE.
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Children's Wash Suits on Sale.
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A 1oc smoke for sc, ELDGANTES.
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Mrs. S. C. Folks of Jacksonville, ID
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Miss Jennie Emanuels of Brunswick
will be the guest of Mrs. Walter Har.
ris for the reunion.-Macon News.
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Mrs. H. L. Hine of Cypress Mills
Is the guest of Mrs. o. N. Taylor.
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Mr.. c. S. Wyley left last night fol
Savannah to be with Mrs. Wyley, who
IL very i'll.
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the guest of relatives in the city.
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Miss Lizzie Brown will arrive tt
night from Waycross, called here o
account of the death of her brother.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Nightingale ant
little Miss Ethelyn Nightingale have
returned from Savannah.
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Mrs. J. R. Gardner has returne,
from visit to her sister, Mrs. 1
Carter, in Jesup.
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Mrs. Aleck Dickson of Brunswick
will spend reunion week with he1
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
Will. Win
CHAMPIONSHIP
SAYS MILLER
Former Coach and Veteran
Football Player, Believes
Agricultural College Will
Have Easy Going This Sea-
son.

The New Mexico Agricultural COL
lrgr football eleven II destined TO
win the state championship this sea-
sun, according Ia J. q. Miller, regis
tTar ~ the college. who II In Al
buuurruuc on u brief visit. Mr. Nil.
Ter b. one ~ the best known football
authorities In the state. For several
years hr WHH one of the gridiron
stars for the Farmers and after re-
tiring from actual playing became
the coach for the eleven, sending II
over 10 victory on more than one &C
CASTOR
81 am confident that the Farmers
viii win the state championship this
season" said Mr.. Miller today. we
have u fine bunch OF hOys Hnd they
arc fast rounding into shape, W"
, xpoct that the New Mexico Military
lnstitute eleven viii give us u hard
battle a. the college ON Thanksgiving
hay. The cadets have "a good lineup
and have "a high class coach. lIut
~ that We will be greatly dlsappOlnt-
ed II We won't win. We are sChcd-
ulrd "a play Arizona University at
MrRilln early In November. And
while AriZUnn IL pretty much Of an
unknown quantity We hope To win In
that game also, There " every pros
poet that tho Farmers viii win the
Ghampiunghip Of the two states this
ycnr We are anxious 10 play The
University OF New Mexico. but M yet
have not received any definite date
tor u game. I believe that the vars
ny eleven should play every year re-
purulpsg oT whether ar nat the lIupuD
lH u strong one, In my opinion IN"
a. n. NJ has made q mistake In years
gon" by In not playing except In years
when II first class eleven was lined
up"
white IN Albuquerque. Mr., Miller
VIII eut"r into negotiations with
Coach Hutchinson uf the Univcrslty
and "hdcaVOr to complete arrange
ments for n game some time before
Turkey Day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22

Indications point 10 tho bluorpenciiing
of his. as all the available money Is
going into double track.
The shops seek II new blacksmith
shop and additional machinery for the
handling Of big work. \ transfer
table of sufficient size to handle the
Mallct engines In also on the budget.
A large portion at the loop b. includ-
rd for r"bnllnstiug.
An oil pip" line from the Olinda
fields 10 this city to do away with the
hauling Of oil by train Is also pro-
posed.
Bnd AiTbrakcs Cause blockade.
Los Angeles, oct. 2l-As the result
Of the stringent enforcement Of the
interstate commerce safety rules by
government inspectors located at
BarstOw the Santa he IL rushing me
chanlcs 10 that point IL relieve the
blockade 0f cars placed In embargo
because OF defective air brake equip
mcnt
IL In reported that 100 freight cars
were held Ia the yards during the
past week under orders from the goy-
eminent Inspectors. who held there
were defects In the air brake appnr-
utus.
TO make the descent on Gallon
grade the efficiency Of air brakes IL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
TONY CAPONI MAY Be
MATCHED TO MEET
BILL PETTUS
Negotiations Now on for Star
Bout to Be Staged in Albn-
querque on Friday, NOvem.
Der Eighth.

Tony CapOni, the Fighting Italian"
OF ~ Paul. and Bill Pettus Of Albu-
querQuo. may be signed up for ten
round cattle 10 DC staged by the New
Mexico Athletic club in this city on
Friday, November Sth. Manager
Mark Levy OF the y, NJ. A. c., has
signed up Pettus for the proposed
bout and has entered into negutla-
tons by wire with John Willie OF
Chicago. who Is managing Cuponrs al
fairs at present
The bout between CapOni and Pet
tus. II staged, should prove one Of the
biggest fiBtic attractions ever staged
y Albuquerque. CRpohis RECORD Is
too well known 10 flEht fans 70 need
any review. pettus ls an AIbuqueF-
que boy who has not been heard from
as a tighter simply because he hasn't
had q mhhRgsr 20 take him up and
set hghls for him. Pettus and Jim
Piyha fought 80 rounds In Pueblo
three years Rso. Pettus giving the
firaman one Of tho fsrcest bAttles OF
his career, During the last three
ysare Pottus has been playing profess
slonal nall Ia the, east. He II anxious
20 demonstrate what ne can do AZ a
flGhteF, however. and IL willing 10 iEht
any man OF his weight In the world.
bar n0ns. Pattus weighs ie2 pounds
IN nEhiinG toys. but IL willing TO give
away weight Ia order 10 meet firSt
rats battleF.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
Aibuqnagqns Foundry and
Machine Works.

nNlmaGGMs NuumN0HB h1aHfAlnlalI
csps.=Ss ~ Iron. Bras. nranno.
AsnluAnmna, nbiuactnrnt nloal feg
tabes sl,a BGil1iags
ethafA ~ 0fllcna- AlbaentgunA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22

the one intercepted forward pass
which resulted in a so yard run and a
touch down for the High school.
The line up;
a "a. q Menaul
Albuquerque High sohoOl-Ssellsrs.
left end: Newman. Kempenich, left
tackle; Briggs. left guard: Wilson.
center; Bath, right guard: Living
ston. Franklin. right tackle; Emmons,
right end; J. McCanna right half;
Farrell. left half; Hesselden (captaln).
quarter back: Camp. full back.
Mennul--S. Rodriguez. left end;
NJ. Sweseta. left tackle; p. Romero,
left guard; NJ. Martinez. center; T.
Sanchez, right guard; =. Martinez
ti-ht ta,ble' r.. Rodrigo -, riyIt en-:
NJ. Blea. r.ght half; T .viGl'. lsft nalf:
J. Candelaria, quarter back: r. Comes
tcnpthinJ. fun back.
Time ~ quarters. 10 minutes.
Referee, g. Lembke.
Umpire, Calklns
Head linesman, II. Wigley.
TouchdOwns: McCanna. r.. Rodri-
RucZ. !. Cnndelnria. ". Tilcn.
stand ready 10 substanti its the
J'ugr rcpprt
MENAUL COACH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
MENAUL DIDN'T USE
'0Ll STYLE PLAY
IS CLAIMED
Vigorous Protest Made by Mis-
sion School Coach Against
Reports Said to Have Been
Made Regarding the Game
Against High School.

sporting Ediior Eyouln' Herald.
u b. not usual thing cor tio vim
Ming team ~ any contest 10 do any
"kick'uG.' Thai Is usually nG Tor
the Iu.,r. However tho report Of iHr
FaUr ~ tho iuoai morning paper 81
DCtob"r On. as wei o. the Tess reports
preceding uln game, are nr such %
Hai"ui" ds 10 need correction.
Before the game, without the least
idea -, what the Mrnuul team looked
Ike, IL was Topurtod that the Mruaui
team "as much heavier than th" liRh
EchOnl team. Those Witnessing safe
urdHys contest can testify ~ the n,t
that tho average of the MrnauI team
IH no greater than that ~ tho Hiph
school. Tho Menaui tehm averages
less than $50 pounds by actual weight
II VAS also reported IN the morning
pInpor than Menaul plhyed the old
style game. II Mnnnui played the old
stylc game. I should like 10 ask the
reporter Of tho game, what style the
nigh Sohunl played? II In very true
that MGBHulH backs did some magni-
ncrnt line piunging ana gained almost
II VII Yet that does not alter the
fact that the nigh school successfully
executed one o. possibly two forward
passes. while tho Mcnuu team sue
"e-sfully executed ~ least fun
dozen. Tho High school also tried
line plunRes but were not successful
enough TO gain much ground that
way. what did the morning paper
reporter understand by "old styl"
Ramr'' If he has seen any football
ny any 0f the Blg Eight teams. h"
should know "Old style from new
style" football:
The High school team played o
good game and no one has any Kick
against the team, but the reports az
stated In the morning pnper are mis-
leading. The High School Captain
II"ssclden. Furrell and M0,anna play
cd well for nigh. while for Mcnaul
Captain Gomez. y. Romero, r.. tudri-
Rucz ana tho packs played the best
Kamc. Menaul won bccaus" they
played the best gam" aud her goal
iinss WaB,Hevss. NJ 1llaINgSrs-1xcoDt for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
ffs r Ess Y e. r ioGIeS aDs

which have no grades with which to
contend, are largely responsible Tor
the Wholesale embargo.
The repairing of the cars IL q big
job ana additional air brake men were
required for the work, aud various
points on IN" lines In the west were
drawn on for men to aid IN the re-
pairs.
The inspection is Ia continue iuduf-
lintcly aud strict orders for repairs
hay" been Issued at all points la tho
east.
M. { "a Had Train.
Tucumcnri n. NJ. oct. All. NJ.
Gardner, day car inspector at Duran.
WAS struck by No. lust night in front
Of the Duran station. lie was Inn
mcdintcly put on the train that in
jured him and brought to Tucumcari
Tor treatment at the TuCumcarI hos
pital. His right hand was very badly
Injured aud II may have to be ampu-
latew, He was otherwise injured on
several parts at the body. but the doe
tors have not yet determined whether
he received aeyerc internal injuries or
not. No. 4 Is the same train that
struck ana killed Bob L.nLondr in
Carrlzozo some time ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
No MORE OIL FOR
SANTA FE LINES
IN KANSAS
Standard Oil Company Re.
fuses to Furnish Locomotive
Fuel; Engines Must Be
Changed at Great Expense.
ROAD TO SPEND $75O,OOO
IN CALIFORNIA

TupcSa. Kan, Oct. 22.--This II tho
lHs' day Of fuel oil on the Santa Fo
railroad in KanAas. Word has been
received at the general offices Of the
road m Topeka that the Standard Oh
company has refused To sell oil for
locomotive use. This means that the
Santa Re must go to an enormous
expenses TO Te-equip all Of lis engines
IN this part OF the country with coal
gr}tcs
At this time In the Santa Fe shops
IA Topeka scores OF locomotives are
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
MOOSE MINSTRELS
ARE PLEASINGTO
FAIR CROWD
Amateur Performance Staged
Under Auspices of Frcater-
nal Organization Proves En-
jOyable.

The ElkA' thcnter last evening was
fairly we'll filled with an audience
that thoroughly appreciated and On
joyed a minstrel show put on by "A
cast OF performers. appearing under
the auspices OF the Loyal order OF
Moose. The program was a varied
one and applause was frequent and
generous. The minstrel part OF the
program was perhaps the most en-
joyable. The Bible story" was olev-
erly done by Mr.. FrledberE. Llttlo
Evelyn MeaTns brought down the
house with her singing OF 81 Want
TO He In Dixie" Mrs.. FrledberR sang
pleAHinEly. please Don't Take MY
Loving Man Away" Ray Carson
sang "sllppsFy slide Trombone" and
ala q fancy dance along with the
SONG. with the ease and grace OF n
professional. Ben PuryeaF in Jockey
costume sang "RaGtime Jockey Man"
IN his uaual pleasing style. "They AL
ways Pick on Me-" by little Miss
FriedbeRB. In a red dress and carry
ing . Teddy bear. was one oR the hits
OF the evening. Miss Frlsdberg, Il
was discovered before the song was
ended, was Mr.. FTiedberg. who with
Mrs, Frledberg took n prominent part
throughout the program. - Hubby
Reception" by slegfried and Heau-
mont. was very wsll done and one OF
the best numbers Of tho evening. The
program ended with q district
school" scene. with Prof. FriedbeTg
~ the sohoolmaster. The final num-
Der was clever thEOuEhont ana caused
considerable laughter. All in all the
Moose MinntFels came fully up 10 ex-
psctAtiona and the men who made the
entertainment possible deserve much
credit for the enterprise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
LIEUT. santelmann Leader o. United sates Marine Band

Each year one Of the earliest con-
oeTtE rendered by the United states
Marine band, and also one OF the
most pleasurablc. In that given on thr
lawn OF the White House Monday
afternoon between Ia, tours at three
and five. on the occasion Of the Eust.
ar egg rolling, "a festival In which all
the children Of Washington take rurt
after days Of egg coloring. On this
occasion II In usual for the president
ana his family 10 listen TO the strains
uf the United states Marine band
from the south p0rticO 81 the white
House. Mrs. TAFT. by the way. In a
great lover al music and can he
counted upon to be present at the
many musical treats when the Wlutor
season brings to Washington. There
In no doubt having enjoyed the
United States Marine band at IA"
many receptions given at the White
House. and also In the numerous
parks OF Washington, and on tn"
speedway" facing the Potomac,
where IA" hand wag stationed nt Mrs.
TaftH special I,Qu"At TINT the pres
ident's mind In granting permission
Ia the Marin" band - make such an
extended trip WIS Influenced MI lbss
by tn" wishes az his wife that thos"
who have not heard the Marin" band
In the national capital should b" given
the privilege To- du 80 On their nutiv"
hcathR, than by III" requests OF thu
members az congress who personally
solicited THIS treat uf the president.
The present tour Of the United
states Marin" hand, witch the prcsi-
dent ~ III" United states has 10 gem
crOusly granted. takes Ia all Of th"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22

states wos of the Ohio river to the
Pacific OC'tn. from Puget sound to
the RIO Grundc. II IL twenty-five
years since ~" United states Marine
band has been as far west as the Pa
uinc coast ami II Is likely II VIII be
us long period before 1t IL again al
lowed TO so. During the winter
months Il ~ impossibtc for the band
To- get away from Washington. AS II
is in attendance on all social func-
tons at the white House. and the
summer II largely taken up with out
door concerts.
Miss MAY Shericr. one Of Washing
toms most talented young sopranos.
win accompany the band on It's west
crn tour. and VIII hc heard with the
Marine band IN this city on October
80 at the Elks' th"..tcr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22
.II,r uinsnr,n My o

Patrons Of the Eiks' theatcr have
u treat In store for them on Noycm-
b"r when Gaskill and MacVitty's
new prOduntlnn, THE Rosary" Will
De produrcd In this city.
81 hav, always believed" says n
critic. that play dealing with tn"
Tremendous power Of our human
Thoughts MAS really needed upon the
stage. Men and women arise In the
morning and go about their work
needless Of the fact that II n their
own attitude at mind that brings
them success or failure"
Thnt Is what Is shown In 9TH" RIOS
ary"
Tn" Rosary" proved IA" sensation
Of last season IN chicago, where II
has had three months run.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22

/ EMO. darling. have never proposed
20 any other woman than YOU"
"Oh, but you once told me YOU had
toeh engaged 60 a widow"
True; but that was In q leap
beek"--I1o1ton Transcript. 2
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-22

awaiting the change. The locomotive
shops have been working along these
lines for many weeks. The road has
lost thousands Of dollars In making
the change from coal To oil aud back
to coal again.
Officials ~ the Santa Fee lay IN"
blame tn the use at gusulln" hy auto
mobiles. The refincrR are dlstllling
gasoline and naphthHs today that a
few years ago were sold outright. The
process IL more expensive but Il II
considered necessary that the fuel
supply To automobiles be- continued
despite the efforts of the railroads tO
bay fuel oil.
Fuel oil is sim sold by the stand
ard oil company To private heating
plants and To apartment houses and
office buildings Rockefeller con-
Germ considered II easier for the rail-
roads To- go back IN coal than the
heating plants.
The smokelcss and cinderless trains
Of the santa Fe--pride, OF their pas
scnger ssrvlce--will pperIte under thu
old plan or three Years ago. other
roads have met the same fate.
Zig sIakc-up nc San BernaIJinO.
San Berpardino. Cal. oct. ga
shnke.up yesterday hit the semi-Offl-
cial staff In the santa re mechanical
department. and an a result ths-e are
new heads In number Of dsEart-
mcntB.
A. J. Cunningham. general shop in
Bpector, has resigned lie Is succeed
a ..sA.
engine inspector. MattimOre is sue
ceeded In turn by ]. w. Dawson, fore
man OF the driving box gang. and r.,
r. Mullen In turn takes the place va
Gated by Dawson.
The offices Of general shop inspect
or and material supervisor are To be-
ConIiJlidatedA II IL understood. and
Mattimore will look after both offices
Another change OF importance en-
tails, according TO rumors, the pro-
motion OF J, +. Johnston, who has
been shop boiler inspector. back 10
his old place as assistant general boil
or inspector In charge Of the depart
ment on the coast lines. He will have
headquarters ut Los Angeles. Gus
Mehlesen has held the office. w. r.
Wilson, who has beer assistant boiler
foreman. becomes shop boiler Inspect
or taking up the work OF Johnston.
Johnston dropped out OF the head Of
the department during the reign of
II. w. Jacobs. as assistant superIn-
tendent of machinery. now no longer
With the Santa Fe.
no spend STSa,OO Oa Coast.
The San B4rnardinO sun says;
Listing improvements needed ON
the Santa Fe lines In southern Cali
fornIa the annual budget was yester-
day forwarded TO the general officials
for approval
The improvements sought carry a
total OF thrse-quarters OF a million
dollars. How much viii be appOr-
toned this division is not yet known.
The biggest item IL the regonstruc-
ito and double tracking through tho
mountains north OF this city. The sur.
yey for this has been completed and
entails a big change In grade and line
al the way from caI0n TO near Vie
t0rvilIe
There are hundreds OF amaIIeY
tenn .nelpding additional side tracks
l6.d 0sheF ozleneicnS.
The annual request fof new depot
| t0r san nsrnafdlpo y included. bat
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-27

are being entertained at Fort Lis cum by Col. O'NciI and the ofri- ccrs of the post. where they will have dinner. returning to the city later in the evening.
 The cutter Mccullough will re-
 main in port here until the re- turn of the commission from Fairbanks. meeting that body al C"rdova. should they bc fortun- = enough to get over thp rail r"a'. from Chitina. Otherwise the ic"EiiniSSion will return here, gn- ing io Cordova on the McCullough from whence they will g0 over the road as far as if is open. After having examined the "walrr lcvel rouie' thc commission will pro- cccd to Pyramid Harbor. where they will look into proposed route from that point and one from IIaines Mission. They hope to be able tO report to congress early during the next session.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-27
GET AUDIENCE
 TO WITNESS JOB

Thayer, Ia., Sept. 27.-Citizens looked on yesterday while five yeggmen placed a large charge of dynamite under the safe. door in the First Bank of Thayer, a pri- vate institution, blew the door from it's hinges, gathered up all the money in sight, which was s630, and then disappeared into the railroad yards. They later left town on . freight train. .Gains to the railroad slation, the iaen fred through the windows and then called to the station agent and a companion Co hold up their hands. The two men were marched to the bank, where they watched the yeggmen blow the safe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-27
THE RAILWAY COMMISSION GATHERING DATA

Yesterday afternoon the Alaska railway commission gave several hours of their time to a roiaimil- tee of the Chamber of Commerce. who presented to the commission data i'll reference to the line from Valdez into Fairbanks and the Matanuska coal fields 4 mass of data was furnished the commits sion, tending tO show the many advantages of inc Valdez rOuI" over that lo the westward OF tl:" S0callcd Copper River railroah The members of the commission are very attentive and made cop ious notes of the data furnish d them.
 During the day the commission were guests of the Tillikum Club and in the, evening attcndrd a public reception in the court house. where they met many of our citizens. At this meeting Maj. Jay Morrow, chairman of tho