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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15
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Ukiah reports zero weather.

Ukiah reports zero weather.
Baker City is to have a creamery
soon.
Lakeview is to have a new sewer
system.
Roseburg is split" over dog Or
dinance.
Pendleton pays $4,000 year for
juice for its lights
see
Southern Oregon mining business is
unusually brisk this season.
Two carloads of galvanized iron cul-
vert pipe was unloaded at Eugene Wed
nesday.
Lakeview had a $4,000 fire Mon
day of last week. A hard jolt for a
small town.
The Albany council proposes to put
a stop to all public dances-getting
awfully good
Pendleton is having building
boom, A fine high school building
will help 1t some
&at
The Cottage Grove Leader has
changed hands, D. II. Talmadge be-
ing the new proprietor.
49,
The Lincoln banquet at Portland,
among other things, doomed Charips
Fulton for U. s. senator.
Material and supplies are being
gathered at Vale for construction
work on the Oregon Eastern.
The Rogue River Electric company
will put in an irrigation system for
the county, near Grants Pass.
The baseball bug is beginning to
buzz in valley towns The small
boys have poked him out first.
Eugene high school girls will sell
candy at the local minstrel show
Friday-"Sweets from the sweet"
This being leap-year why should
not the women propose to be en-
franchised, If that is what they want.
The railroad station nearest the
new branch insane asylum, Is to be
namedi "G00dWln,' whether II Is or
not.
D. c. Freeman, the Eugene Boost
er" has severed his connection with
the Commercial club and moved to
Portland,
The Portland labor folks certainly
stirred up something when they
warned eastern people to stay away
from oregon.
aAs s''
The Golden Drift Mining company
has been ordered by the fish and game
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15

out until they are doing a statewide
business.
According to the secretary, there
are but two corporations, a Utah con
Germ and Tacoma company, which are
authorized to do bushes sin the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15
You Can Cure That Backache.

Pain along the back, dizziness, headache
Mother Grays ARoMAT1C LEAF the
pleasant root and herb cure for nll kidney.
bladder and urinary troubles When you
feel all run down, tlred, weak and without
energy use this remarkable combination Of
natures herbs and roots A. regulator II
has no equal. Mother 0rny's AROMATIC.
LEAF ~ sold By druggists or sent by mail
Tor bOc sample sent FREE. Address,
The Mother Gray Co., ~ Roy, N. Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15
CORPORATIONS
VIOLATE THE LAW

A.eyerlng that building and loan
,atIons are violating the build
sd loan laws, Secretary of State
M has announced that he intends
vsscute them criminally as soon
y h, gathered the necessary evil
ta
|M building and loan laws provide
organized in a coun-
INST not transact business, save in
lhadacent counties. Disregarding
shV most of them have reached
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15

Near Rochelle, ILL.,, an Indian went
to sleep on a railroad track and was
killed by the fast express, He paid
for his carelessnesB with his life. Of
ten It's that way when people neglect
coughs and colds. Don't risk your life
when prompt use OF Or. King's New
Discovery will cure them and 80 pre-.
vent a dangerous throat or lung trou-
Bile. 1T completely cured me, in
short time, Of terrible cough that fol-
lowed a severe attack OF grip" writes
j. r. Watts, Floydada, Tex, "and /
regalned 10 pounds in weight that
had lost Quick, safe. reliable and
guaranteed. SOC and SlOO. Trial bot
tie free at ]. @. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15
The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
BY Dr.. Theodore Beck

The questions answered below general In characters
to any case OF similar nature W "fFF
Those wishing further advice free ma yaddresB Dr. Theo
Beck College Bldg CoegeElwood su Dayton, Ohio en-.
closing Hefaddressed envelope for reply No questions VIII
be answered unless full and address given Initials
or nom dc plume Will be used In The prescFD.
tlona be nled at any well stocked drug atore Anv
druggist can order Of wholesaler
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15
The Trials Of a Traveller.

81 am a travelling salesman writes
70. 10. YoungB, u, Berkshire, w., "and
was often troubled with constipation
and Indigestion I'M / began 10 use DR..
Kings New Life Pills, which / have
found an excellent remedy" For all
stomach, liver or kidney troubles they
are unequaled. Only 2bc at ]. G. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15

For sprain you will find Chamber
lain's Liniment excellent. 1t allays
the pain, removes the soreness, and
soon restores the parts to healthy
condition. 25 and 5O-cent bottles for
sale by all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15

alryman IN the United State army with
an income Of siS a month. Verify,
then, tho pen is mightler than the
sword. paid IN Fulr' will be seen
here February II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15

drink. The man stated that he wasn't
hungry, but that he wanted something
to drink, and wanted It bad" Burk-
hardt said he certainly hated to see
any one going thirsty, and that If he
would go with him he would see that
he got plenty. He got ten days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15

Logging camps near Astoria are all
to start work at once.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15

Linn county's 1911 tax Is g512.-
ss452 and siS5,SO5.42 Of this is special
levleB In cities, etc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15

Oregon folks are unanimous in de-
manding the good old battleship Ore
gon lead the big fleet through the
Panama canal. She ls entitled to the
honor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15
These SIX LETTERS
From New England Women
@ve that Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Conn
Eand Does Restore the Health of AiIing Women.

sometimes lasting for wee get nothing
@ on Tuesday and the following Saturday morning the hem
stopped have taken them regularly since and am steadily
think that every who is troubled @ aH was ss sSgd give
VOICE JUDY, SOS Fifth Street, South Boston, Mass.
Letter from Mrs. Julia King, PhOenix RI
A R worked steady in the mill from the time was s
@ had been married and think that caused my bad feel
a soreness in my side near my left hip that went around my
ana sometimes would have lie in bed for two or three days.
@ SG any hSSeE9Ts ro ma wonderfully in
may use my letter for the good OF others am only 700
anything within my power to recommend your medicine
WA Ana, Box sS2, Phoenix RI
etter from Mrs. Eta Donovan, WilIimantic, Conn.
nn Conn For years suffered untold agony from female
% causing bacache Irregularities dizziness and nervous prostra-
twas impossible for to walk stairs without stopping on the
sd three doctors told something different received
% from of them but seemed to suffer The last doctor
Ah So began taking Lydia Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
what do and by taking seven bottles Compound and
treatment you advised am restored to my natural health Mrs
wa DONOVAN 70s Main Street, Wllimantc Conn.
letter from Mrs. Winfield Dana, Augusta, Me.
a MeIydia Pnlhums Vegetable Compound has cured the
'"ty vel"-Mrs WETmLD DANA RED No. !, Augusta, Me-
Letter from Mrs. j. A. Thompson, Newport, vt
P VII thank you great benefit Lydia Pnkhams
Compound has took eight bottles and did wonders
good for II TO my frendpAfs JOHN A THOMPSON Box Q,
port Center, Vermont
Letter from Miss Grace DOdds, Bethlehem, NH.
ss % Nh" BY wording very hard sweeping carpets washing,
heavy baskets Of clothes etc. got all run down. was
a@ I'M ed every month";
Spring my mother got Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable COM
n me and already feel like another girl am regular ano u0
pains that did and do not have TO bed will e an
'a Bethlehem, Nh.
tenc ~ Years Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable EE S1G)
I mas been the standard remedy for fe- 7TnN&tNNW
tpS ius, my NO one sick with woman's ailments lW n LlM
uSe 70 herself who will not try this fa- II Va &EPH
ene, made from roots and herbs IL III lZN u II
~leu @ so many suffering women tOhealth II " II
rite TO LYDIA Z. PINKHA MEDICINECO. ( 9-SP IN
lc vNtiDENTIAL LYNN, MASS. for advice. WNfcNSRW
Raoc VIII be opened read and answered (yR$SNDV9LO
"Onah aud held In strict confidence. fS5E ST66SO11
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15

The Elk creek bridge, near Eugene,
collapsed while four-horse team was
crossing it Wednesday night, The fall
was about 15 feet, an dthe horses was
killed, but the driver was only slight
ly hurt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15

warden to put in fish ladder at the
Ament dam-or he will do It himself.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15

An Iowa man visiting Oregon
writes back to his local paper that
"the Willamette valley is very fat
and is owned by French and Mexi-
cans who are not very thrifty" He
is as Josh Billings would say, ian
amusin' cuss"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-15

Stephen A. Lowell, candidate for
U. s. senator, is asking Ben Selling,
also candidate for that office, some
pertinent, or impertlnent questions,
John Marshal, a soldier, wants a
divorce but as he cannot give q resi-
dence, he cannot bring suit. It's
tough to be a soldier sometimes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-02
The Mysterious Mesa
By CAHOIhNE q. NOBLE.

The following poem, published to-
day for the first time, by special per-
mission Uf tho author. was written
10y Miss Noble, q resident at New
York city. white she was u visitor in
Albuquerque last winter, Tho poem
applies To the ursu east Of Albuuucr-
que. where many sufferers from the
white plague hHNn been restored 10
health aud strength. While the poem
presents the darker sido OF the pic
on. the wonderful. sndlnss mesa,
Win ~ robes at VAricd hue,
From III" gray of the brisulng sage.
brush
70 It's rivers thread AZ blue!
Alur from their silver uyrlcs
Tho purple mountains shine.
Aud over them float tho SHADOW -
clouds
Win their rainbow tluls divine,
AZ ! gaze on the lonely mesa,
with its vast unbrukru pluln,
II seems to huld In It's bosom
A million hearts OF path
a million sUrruwiul Horr.B
OF valiant hearts that guuilcd
AZ they fought on the breezy mu1U
a fight that uaught aSdiCd.
4 pnlc. checked, weary Amy
That sought no, mesa health,
Counting the distance nothing;
Leaving tho race for wealth.
Leaving II all for the tnrsI,
Tho mesa that did IT'S best
And. though II could not heal them
all.
Yet gathered them H. ~ hrcustI
Ana on tho desert Iu,'d.
Their suit tears dropped and sank
Aud they mouncd nud Wrpt with the
waters
Az they sat on the ryrr'H bank.
liut we'll itS pitlfuI secret
Tho grand old mos, keeps.
AZ brood uiId uu"Hliun tA silence.
Where tho\ pale checked army
sleeps.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-02

fishes stunning picture of the bride
to-bo; and u leading news paper Of
Jackson. Miss has the following ~.
clety item regarding tho approaching
marriage:
Mr.. and Mrs u. w. GrlMth Of
Nicksburg announce tho engagement
and approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Sallic, TO DIR. a. q. wilde,
lieutenant of the United States army,
the nuptlals To be sOlemnlzed In the
carly fall IN that city.
II Is Indeed IA pleasure TO the many
friends OF this lovely girl to know Of
her happiness. for indeed Jackson. the
place Of her birth, still claims her as
It's own Having been IA frequent guest
In her old home. this radiant maiden
In her happiness win have TO share
with her this JOY IL large circle Of
devoted friends of tho Capital city.
The nuptlals viii be sOlemnizcd In
that style which benefits those OF the
social position Of the contracting par
ties. The prospective groom Is one Of
MississIppis most prominent young
physicians and In every way suit
able companion for tho fair girl whose
love he has won.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-02
Mrs. John Lee Clarke's Func-
tiOn Really Brilliant.

Tuesday evening society recorded IL
Social cyDnt which will be remembered
as ono OF the brilliant affairs OF the
social scuaon OF 1878. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lee Clark gave the affair
at Masonic Temple which was a dane
ing card and billiard party. Indian
rugs and palms were tho pretty dec
oratiOns OF tho reception hal' and
card rooms Tho ceiling OF the ball
room was "a net work OF green and red
fcstuoning strings, and the sides bore
waiDscOating OF brown crepe paper
topped with red and green fcstooning
strings. This relieved the immensely
Of tho ball room and made the guests
feel really act home. Everything was
Hs informal AZ possible, no programs
worc used and Mr. and Mrs. Clarke
were the only ones receiving. \ outlet
luncheon was served in the banquet
hdll. The color scheme Of yellow and
green was carried out with strcnmcrs
OF yellow crepe paper falling FROM
the chandeliers to the corners Of each
label which held a cluster OF yellow
chrysunthcmums. Ropes of green
bound with yellow bands formed a
network near the ceiling.
Mrs. Clark was beautifully goWncd
~ q white Charmcusc with touches of
c"risr aud was just as charming as
she was pretty. MIR. CLARK with his
genial manner proved delightful
host
The invitation list included: Mcssrs.
ana Mcsdancs Frank Alderman, Al
ger, John BorrOduilc, 4. S. Bronson.
Harry Benjamin, II. w ID. Bryan.
Joseph Brown. Geo. Brooks, Isaac
Barlh. \. Borders, Amado Chavez,
Walter Council, Hugh Collins, T.. G..
Cornish NJ, ., ChndbUurnc, Frank
Clancy, DO La vcrsne, otto Dicckman,
Thomas Daulhy, DUbsOn, John w. Ell
der, Russell Edgnr II. T., Fox, l. II, Far
rrll. Al Frost. NHlu FlGlG, IL. ~, Fer.
gusun. Alfred Grunsfcid. ivan Gruns-
irld, Franz Hubbull, willard Hope
well, II. II. fleming. Walter Hope. ArnO
HuninH. J. -. lIerndOn, Louis HELD.
bernard Ilfeld, W. ]. johnson, Geo.
Kluck, Kent. Harry Lee, Felix Les
ter, s, LcwInsun, Mctcalf. A. ]. Malny,
Mrl.Andrcss, \. -. McGancy 4, H..
McMillcn, o, 4. MatsOn, ID. \. Me-
Phcrsun. John pclrCe, Allen Peck,
Robert putncy. W, w Mcclellan.
Roy Mcdonald, w, w. Mcdonald. Me
IAughliu. .. y. Marion, Ross merritt,
Harry owen. David RUsen"ald, sgd
reg RosouNuld j. 4, Rcidy, Springer,
~. Spitl, Roy Stumm, Raymond
Stdmm, Cleo. SImms. NJ. l.. StcrnI
T.. u. SchHcutkor, simon Stern. Earl
steam. Joseph Saint. Franz strong,
J. H. Smithrrs, Harry WELLER. Charles
white. Adolphus Waha, James Wroih,
w. T. Walton. -. WcinmaH, Jacob
Yrisarri. Mcsdnmes Childcrs, Joseph
Farrell. Jnna, Luna, Margaret Med
Ter. :. Ncustadt. Rifle, Reid Misses
wiley. Betty Wiley, Fox. Dorrodnilc.
Thomas. Marion, ArmljO IIunlng,
Grunsfcld. stern. Calklns, Dunkcrly,
Yrisarrl. DObsOn. Margaret Kelehcr.
Eugcnia Kclchcr, saint. Brent. Hope,
Fitch, Drake. Edgar sue Edgar Cici-
Ian. Nusbaum. Holzman, Bacon,
Julfa. Mcssrs. Kingland, Pickurd,
Jameson, POOler, MardOrf. l.hndOlii.
GuInblnrr Jana, FaOcr, Muller. II.
Waha. Il. reynolds, w, WcInman.
r. Drake, ~. Brooks u. Bennett, j.
Slubb. Rogers, Calkins, Crews. Me
Crodcn, VIII McMillIn, SchweItzcr.
James wroth. Hickey, Hondcrcr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-02
Personal Mention.

Mr.. aud hrs, a, NJ. e., gcre or san
Ia Ne spent the FIRST ul tho week In
this city. Mrs. Borg"rr b. ihu sister Ut
tho late Solomon Luna,
ME-. aud Mira. E. \. Grrng and son
returned tho FIRST "f TIA" week from
ohio where they huyr hreu visiting
relatives.
MIR. aud Mrs. earl Sl"rulein passed
through the city Monday Gn route
from tho east Ia their new home la
Los Angeles. Mrs. 4toinlrln WAS for
norly Miss Margaret SchnSter OF that
city.
Mrs. Lluo walsh Of ~ North Soc
Und street. left Monday for Hn extend
cd visit with relatives IN Monett, Mo.
Mr.. Canutu FHrrinae, whO has been
conducting meetings al ths dOld and
broadway church, left Tuesday for
his homo In the philippines.
MrH. q. N. Marion. wife OF the stato
treasurer, spent = part OF tho week In
SANTA Pc.
Mrs. Frank link. who mas been Wis
lllng Mrs Jack Fennor for tho past
ihroo months. has returned TO her
home In sun BeTnardlnO. California.
Mrs. A. Borders returned Tuesday
evening from California. Misses
Frances aud Irene Borders will return
In "a few weeks.
Miss Logan and Mr.. Logan OF Phil
adelDhla spent Tuesday In the city.
The LOgans are intimate friends OF
Mrs. ArnO Huning and will return 10
this city coon. Miss Logan will be the
guest OF Mrs. Huning and Mr. Logan
will try ranchinR II 80 as TO get q
taste OF real western life. ,ir
Mrs. John Clarke has returned u
her home on West Hunlns avenue
after a two months visit In North
Dakota. N1t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-02

u man with rcddcr hair and q strong
"r viii undertakes to munnro her.
Some OF the elements ~ Ia" very
much complicated plot arc au "crcn-
tric viii LETT by tho old doctor who
founded tho sauatUrium; hts real
grandson and heir, locked up hS his
brid" Ia the shelter house al th" golf
links; Un actress gay with breach of
promise intentions against the real
heir. AN international marriage; with
IN Austrian count incognlto. an irutc
father, n beautiful daughter, too good
for anyone bat a linc young American
man who, let IT hc known, finally
gets her.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-02
Abuquerque Socey Things Interest

istry OF the University OF New Mex
leo gave IA talk on MIX rs a sanitary
Product" This was the main feature
Of tho program and was greatly en-
ioycd by all. The committee on re-
freshments was MesdRmes Nancy
Boswick, John Borradaile, A. u, Bct1
and Miss Leila Armijo. Tho music
for the afternoon included;
Piano solo--screnado CTosti), Lib
liun YrisaTri.
NOcal--(a) Temple Bells. Oh When
I Awake (rrom Indian Love Lyrics),
Amy wOOdfOrd Findcn.
Piano sOlO-Allcgro from wald-
stein Sonata (Beethoven). Miss Louise
Nichols.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-02
Weddings Past and to Come.

A wedding which was OF interest 10
Albuquerque people occurred Tuesday
afternoon at the pastoral residence Of
tho Lead Avenue Methodist church,
Rev. Charles Oscar Beckman oifriat-
ing. The ceremony which united Miss
!, Ella Poster and Mr.. Fred Halo was
witnessed by MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Malleitc. Both the principals are well
known here having made Albuquerque
their home for a number OF years. Mr..
Hale Is In tho employ Of the Santa Fe'
Tho happy couple VIII be at home 10
their friends In this city.
MIR. ana Mrs. George GicgUldt or
Richmond California, announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Janettc. to Mr.. Lloyd White Of this
city. The wedding will occur the first
week OF November and after brief
honeymoon Mr.. white and his bride
viii mako their home In Albuquer'
que. Mr. and Mrs. Glegoldt lived III
this city until recently. Mr., White Is
tho son 81 Mr. John 4. white OF THIS
city.
Miss sallie urifiith. daughter OF MI
aud Mrs. u. w. griffith Of VlcksourR.
Mississippi. member OF "A prominent
southern family and q charming anu
highly popular society belle OF Vlcks-
burg, on November 8 next viii be.
come the bride nf pT. A. q. Wild5
United States army. son OF Mr.. aPa
Mrs. A. II. wilde OF this city. pr
A. II. wilde Il local manager for Inc
Armour Packing company and the
prospective Sfoolp has visited hia par
ents In this city and has maTN Ac-
Fquaintancon IN AlbuaneFaue. Atter
the wedding which 10 going n be a
notable analF II vietNburH SOCIAL cir'
cleo DIR. and Mgs Wllae wiz make
taolr home Ia Boet TiaGler. MAshlns-
tan. rhs NsN oEleAEE 'TtsH' pub
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-02
Clubs and Other Organizations

a new bridge club has been formed
which will PROBABLY be known as tho
Evening Bridge club" This club
viii play evenings 10 the men will
have chance 20 have IA few social
games with their wives. Tho initial
meeting was held In the WOman's club
building Thursday and II has been
decided that they viii meet every
other Thursday evening. No prizes
VIII DO given except at u couple Uf
large parties which viii DO arranged
during the winter. Refreshments viii
be- "a part OF tho evenings pleasure
ana Thursday evening Mosdamcs Isaac
Burth. u. II. Brlges and u. II. earns
prepared "a delicious luncheon for the
party. At the next meeting Mesdamcs
Hugh Collins. Walter Conucll and
+. =. Garfield viii compose tho COM
mittc0 on Refreshments.
Mrs. -. A, l3lllnrr aud Mrs. w. Y.
Walton were special guests of the
club Halloween night aud II IL being
planned To add three or four more
tables So far tho membership in
Cludes Mcsssrs, aud Mcsdumcs ugh
Collins, u. II. Brlggs. Walter Cornell,
w. W. strong, y, ~. Can1cld. Isaac
Barth. J. a. Huidy, T.. A. Vnughoy.
Frank StOrLz, j, Il. IlcrndUn, T.. A.
Mann and w. &. Kcim.
Tho KliO Klub met At the hume Of
Mrs. \. IIarsch. 22l South HrOHdway,
Thursday afternoon.
Tho Bridge club viii meet at tho
home of Mrs. L. G.. Rice. East Central
avenue. next week.
The first meeting Of the busincHs
teachers of the southwest viii occur
the afternoons OC tho seventh and
| eighth Of November at tho business
| college. Tho evening OF the eighth IA
banquet viii be held at tho AlvaradO.
Those IN attendance will 10 business
teachers ana those Interested In busi-
ness education. ElrGady twenty-five
have promised 10 attend.
A called meeting Of the '"reachers
aud Parents Co-OpGruiiyO AssOcla-
ton" was held la tho first ward school
building Tuesday afternoon. The
president, Mrs. j, w. Wilson, presided.
An important item discussed was the
wiring OF the building. The following
committees were appointed; Social
MGsdames A. J. MalOy. John Milne
]. g. Baldridge. 4. Montoya' J. A.
Icidy, T. Iianloy, 7. II. buttH. Misses
Setback, billiard. SchuDp and Crcel'
Program McsdameS liardb. j. A.
Roldy. H. T.. Williams, and Miss
Hewitt,
Membership; Mesd0mcS Vonable.
Nohl, Mordy. Butts. Miss Hewitt Prof.
Clark aud Prof. McCallum.
Publicity: Mrs John SiruihdulSt ahd
Miss GunBt
Music: Misses Trott. Walsh ana
swayne. y
The auxiliary VI the Railway Mall
association will meet with Mrs Luther
NJ. stone at st5 North Sixth street
next Tuesday afternoon.
The auxiliary Of tho Locomotive
Engineers will meet In Odd FelloYg
Temple next "Wednesday afternoon
The regular meeting Of tho w. G..
4 r. u. was held at the home OF Ars'
Pitt ROSE on West Central avenue
Tuesday afternoon and arr4ngomonu'
were made TO give a reception 70 the
visiting members OF this organization
who win attend the state Edueation@i
association.
Yesterday afternoon the WOmAn'n
club held & very interesting meeting
and q GOOD crowd, was In attendance.
| The topic fok discussion was ''Ciyse
Beauty a. an Asset ana Prof. John
u. Clarke Of tho department Of oheHl-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-02
Some New Books at the Pub
lie Library.

THE ARM ClIAIII AZ TIIIG mn
Francis hopkins SnllAI.
A charming Normandy Inn nt tho
close " thu season Is the yearly REM
dozvouB of u cOngenlal half dozen
men who, gathered around roaring
fire or a well laden table. exchange
Oplnlohs, experiences and strange
tales. A maTauiSe. brilliant and
cOmFadely. IN admitted To the select
circle, and contributes her share Of
good stories, most OF which are drawn
from knowledge. a love Ia furnished
by the difficult wOOing OF tho land
lords maid. which the guests bring
10 q hAppy ending. A unique book
redclent Of good living. happy com
panlOnship and content.
OIHANC1NG AhaEsItICA--Ijy Edward
AksVeueth 1sOnss
cIeapaaiHhted. uncomprOmislng In
torpfekntiohS OF tendencies In our
modern llfe, brilliant rather than
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