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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-26

The truck on a Big -Four westbound
freight, No. SO, broke last evening,
about one-half mile east of Caledonia,
causing considerable damage to the
car. The wreckers took the car back
TO Gallon whore repairs viii be made.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-26
4aiaIH,entS
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Tables were filled at 500 num-
ber taking part at the games while
others enjoyed various informal diver
sions An elaborate course lunch was
served at ten o'clock.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-26
DRYS WILL HOLD
A CONVENTION

Columbus, Jan. 26.--There Is much
interest throughout the state in the
nO-license convention called for Co
lumbus, January 1880. Indications
are thore will be "A large attendance
from all over Ohio as delegates are
coming from churches. Sunday
schools, women's Christian Temper
ance unions, oranges, young peoples
societies and other temperance, re-
form and good movement organiza-
tlons. II is anticipated the eonyen-
ton will take strong action against
any kind OF a license clause being
submitted by the constitutional con-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
COUNT FALLS BELOW
REGISTRATION WAS VERY Low q
5s.5 FALLING FAR BELOW Ex-
PEcTATloNs.

Grand Forks, May 81 Registration
in Grand Forks fell far below expecta-
tions, the figure. being 1888, whereas
1T was expected that over 5000 names
would be placed on the lists. 81
City Assessor Sim Miller has not
had an portunity of making sep
arate count Of the names Of the male
and female voters, but it Isl believed
that about tWo-fif this OIL those Hui regis IS
tered re$Women.
Already the entire list of books
have been turned over the county aud.
itor, and he will retain possession OF
Them until the time Of the June spri-
mary election. AT that time the books
are placed ct the various polling places
and those who are registered are dual m
ified toS partic ipate. 25assl
The size of the egistration InpdisI
Gates the fact that ere must bes as 81
large number Of voters, either women
al men who have not been registered.
TIhe city has polled over 1000 ovtes;
III an election Az which the su,I men ID only ll,ss
participa ated.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
MID -lVlNIE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF COM
MERclAL cLu pEEclDEs ON q
cT1ofs q

While the first annual Mid Winter
fair was an unqual alified anccess, the
second exposition which Will hold the
boards at Devils axe I'M anuary or
February Is going y eclipse all prev
ious efforts according to the plans of
the Devils Lake ornm ercial club. at
the meeting of the board Of directors
Tuesday eYening " as decided to
take steps atSo 4. ma king al prelimi-
nary arrang ngements for q hne. bic show.
&sIt IS the idea t. issue pre- enium lists
in the very near future, osthat every
farmer u the Lake Region viii be iii
a position to make selections Of Vege-
tables, fruits and grain; as the season
progresses. saving the best tD exhibit
at the fair. .5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
AMMO UNcEME ENT MAD Ea5TIEsDAYs
in ADDRESS OF DIR. sS
81 HI E
BUILDING TO BE TIRE STORIES i
OUTLAY OF sac, 900 is BEiNGssf II
s# PLANNED TO MEET DEMANDS a's5' sfs
OF INSTITUTIONS &

81. That Devils Lake will be provided
with a new, hospital with q capacity Of
thirty beds, in a mod dern three story,
fire proof building, was referred to
Tuesday evening BY Or: w r. sihler f.
an address at the graduation exercises.
NJ can practically give assurance
that; before snow flies that work will
start on this structure. I, was the state
'ment he made in addressing the audi
ence. fss
Today It is learned: that plans are
already being drawn for mod dern,
hospital which VII rep epfesent an out
lay of $50, 900. The fact that the
structure win DE absolntely fire proof
win BE a. feature which viii place II
in 4, class by itself III North Dakota,
y The move is made by. Drss sihler
and Mcintosh 70 mset the demands %
the present General hospital Eot
months IL has been 1T many times
near imp oosssibIe handle The business
Of the instit tion toss sadvantas shae
new General: hosplta VIII tbe IN eztciu.
siye hospital building sthissi idsa heine
carried out 80 tar tina All add ditional
will be provided tor nurse home. ~
IS The most npdern iideaa III every de
spartment from the chen 10 the soper:
<, tf,,. ~ -; ~ & ~ f y
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
ellAl 2f(;I
NEW use
CONTRACT EORsAp AptaITIuNsT0T
CHURCH THE ADvEnT
n AFspE D. .sEt .,st5


II II n he ram sonstruccst lion company
was awardedsth con for the cons
struction off the Child halI for the
Church q sths Advent. without
plumbing, heating or NlirInz the price
was s5,l3s
s5 Gontract ctor Gram spent Tuesday at
'Casselton, where bids were opened for
~ school building, which when com
5pleted viii cost close TO $50,o 900. The
Bismarck Construction company bid
was $47 7,647, Gram 81 .eSsS, which was
the same as Bowers Of Fargo.
Sam christianson 81 Vahpe peton, was
awarded the job TOR ssS,, $50. IA The
y 53buildi Ing Us concrete, absolutely fire
fnrhOf 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
s'c1f2ca, =, # an Ia ~ Is s4.
y, W. =. Socie,. EN- TO R INVITES
\ Nohss M, TO SECOND
81 .:t:s.; 3Sss;s Hfs,s,, aATIoN.
TO TO HAVE VOICE IN CONVENTION En-
ROBERT M. POLLOCK OF FARGO B
... CHOSEN TO ToREPREsENT
1 THIS STATE. 55$

E
~ D' "aS oisoitn .L'.lss'''. l1aAo
- ~ ee.onu 'ne Is'pers n
= '. 10 sot.ee'e ~ lesiusn. y ene
ee@ee = ene ''' U. .lst ipiics'n ne: We
a. oon.en. g ~ loao' 55 3z 5S
' w. 1tosh ~ Il : saso =. liesl- lea''
ent u .ne tosfessise ~ AepuDllc.sn tl''l &
$50 - tsot = aAosa' nas oeen - -
49,. 4. !. :: seuasol. - noiie1te y pei-
~ 1e uu.s anu ne nas aceepeeu Tue
!. y i.n' 1osa = one = tne iea'-
-. 1eE Efessi1es sot TINS sta1e ana mas
pssh s' ~ acttse .WorKer y tne move move 4.
ss, ~ . 2 nunDei t..: = = years:
5ne was one OF tne nara WORKING
am palshsis ior - Foliette Delore
- Nolen aAo.at l:'s presiuentlai l'.lss pli.
ul ' " nile ees =: Dueialan was Il
oui As tne noi.nein countles $olS tue
s.a.e aor = oliette' a'. rolook was one
~ ene sroup tnat lousnt le' snard n! cass
oun.y. e g an enenls i su
Il $ AZ VkAVAF AHH<< r~R~S@
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31

serumgard who week his candidacy
Office audiorsof Ramsey prominent
worker ns city Of
county as business
He Ramsey 1854 settling Devils Lake
where he engaged in
public schools of graduate
Mankato Normal hrst settled
Fargo where he
there business which
iatersnetted him his
n 1881 dr and humber
business, From 1905 III 1907 he
once Then asain
tered the land
As pubic oniealgi addtlon bs Mr
81 RAMSEY
saaypr Dsyis Iases sfoms Is
q 1888 meInbar city for I'D pears
following aIasons
q and ne a5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
is AuLED oU i OF As SLOUGH
AND MARooNED AT "a. FARM
H IoME5 Is MILES AWAY. 53.ss' 2555
FINDS MACHINERY { SHUT DOWN
ANDERSON DECLARES PETITIONS
ERs HAVEN'T SHADOW OF
A CHANG E.

After an absence of three days from
4 the city, during which time he had the
varied experience Of entering his new
dillac ~ an acquatic event about
/ TWENTY-FIVE miles from Devils Lake, en-
route home from awton, being pull
ed from ,as slough with the combined
efforts Of three men, q trusty horse
staying two days at the Casper John
SON farm, iB.Y Kerlin, much talked Of
.mmagnate, me- arrived in Devils Lake late
Tuesday, afternoon to find that there;
htad had been sharp dged developm entsE ID.
the fight against the public utilities.
plant NJ
The enforced stay III the country,
with his wife, has. every appearance
Of having ecuperated the president
Of the Devils Lake improvement com
pany. The hospitality of the farm,
no home was thorough hly enjoyed, with
no knowledge that warrants were be-
ing issued and injunc tions being, hurl-
ed il his directio Despite: the gas
ngine,s or the litigation Mr. Kerliri's
peace of mind ii apparently lnndia.
turbed. s.zs,y
- ! don't think there is the shadow
If a X cause q astipn eeelared AttoDr5
ney VIM And derson, who has been Ell: iu
gagged with Attorney Flynn. g. Tray
to stt's'lA look after erlip'a inter
4 lssts. s$$
well ffact that dur ID
ing past or ten days ,,,s sthe nt.
every
thing possible 1to taxa care sofs IL III Iris diE l
ficullty. Devices have been ordered
and md are now en- route which tits he
lieyed will eli liminate the noise 40 ana the
vibration
Today application will be made To
the district court Sor an extension of
the time limit OF 40 hours allowed to-
1 abate the nuisance & until: June 3,
when the temporary injunctio will be
argued on its merits. u ss:t$ a. u
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
MEMORIAL |DA
. OBJ ERV''A|NCE WAS
MARRIED | WIND |
GRAVES or SOLDIER DEAD ARE
DECORATED BY VETERANS
ss 81 AFTER MARC III :5# n.
CREEL WAS MAR SHALL 4 / Of THE DAY.
PROCESSION IN cLUDEs DEVILS
;s3 LAKE BAND AND sTA1E
MI LITLil.

IN othWithstand ling the: fact that the
wind blew a gale all day Thursday,
Devils Lake laid aside material shack.
les stores were closed. and business
neglected II while its citizens honored
thes soldier dead. II 3 =5s
~ Bach year the ranks of the Grand
lsrnsy sof thss bile lessons il mum.
tsEsr Der, still there were enough ii TIE
CITY Il he sesterday to Gil, guide II
'shg enaprs ia he
days scepem1Dn,i les 5consistss Or 81 parade
sto3 the cemeter.y Il. Ii Ii Is Is i1a where
the salute vas fred tos s the q dead, an and
the graves off the ,yete rams decorated
al has cen the sesuast tom Sof the q. 4A.sR Il.
for years
s The parade formed at Kelley ave
nue. and Fifth street and marched to
the cemetery Via Fsonrth street. The
pro cessions was unusually large this
year, including the Devils Lake band,
the guards, veterans 81 the Civil and
Philippine wars, the Mayor and city
council and school children. Each
child ID the parade carried a small
flag, and the auto obiles conveying
the veterans OF the two \ wars, were
decorated - bunting ana fags.
Judge Gowan delivered the Memor.
#ial Day address at the opera house
during the afternoons 8 program. Al
unusually large numb Of people came
into Devils Lake for the Days observ-
ance
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
TAFT. is LOST To
SIGHT IN OVERWHELMING 55S; 55
:.5ss .3$s DEFEAT. s5tt%sS5 .S55;s
MAJORITY ESTIMATED ATT s2O 900
GOVERNOR WILSON CARRIES His
$;@;. s8852 OWN STATE BY BIG MA M
a JoRITiEs. .$ 4, s,sss:3sf ss5a8

4 Trenton, N: i, May 81 I'm the most
fercely contested electionseBer held in
the state, Col. Roosevelt swept New
Jersey at the primary election Tues
day, defeating President Taft by a.
large majority and securing lSofs the
% delegates to the republican national
convention. ,s,.S
ssSs' The delegates Large: Former Gov
mer ranklin Fort Everett Calby,'
FRANK 4. q, ana Eagiaa
| Weodro# wilson swept tie state;
getting fall the delegates 70 the dem.
ioeratic national convention except!
four from two districts. Il :s:'. "
0 Uninstructed delegates nominated
by the anti-Wilson wing Of the party
were elected by large majorities in
the Ninth and Tenth districts, the
|strongholds Of the element opposed to
the governor.
Incomplete returns about noon on
the vote for delegates at large and
the presidential preference indicated
that Col. Roosevelt's popular plurality
for the whole state would be about
10000 and that Governor Wilson's
lead, based on the vote for delegates
at at large, was about the same.
President Taft made his best show.
ing il the Third, Fifth and Sixth dis.
tricts, which include the New Jersey
coast towns, almost as far south IS
Atlantic City. and the counties lying
in the north central part Of the state.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
SRENEsFs SEARCH loR SON.

M ianvel. ames gers of
lEast Grand Fork i has COM to Mangais II II I
and renewed the search for tie body
Sof his 6,yearsold con. who ,ss ssrowned
:iil II 4 the Red Lake river about weeks
ago 93S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
EAeL E S ri "a j TRIP, /:

Grand Y. rand Forks
( agles are planning on sending 4 biz
1delega alton to Detroit MINI. this year
sto the annual conFe ntion of the alfin-
\ nesota feathered ones on June z
ana Isl ;2sSsS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
:Iigh School Chnrug;s:

sEs III page Eight:, /,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
La FOIL t. ASKS NORTH
DAKOTA MAN TO ASSIST
+ !. !. 4. i. -. 4

Washingto May 8 Presi-
dent Taft made no comment
on the New Jersey results tos
day. He officially announced I,
that he would not make a cam
paign in South Dakota. .
The president is busy max
dng arrangements for. orators
to nominate I him at Chicago
and working ing On the platform. pl # y W
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
EIGHTH CT RADE1 q GRADUATION Ex-
ERclsEs HELD WEDNESDAY ss,$i .S,
9ss4 q IN, NIGHT. sssSSss
Will. HAVE EXTENSIVE PROGRAM N
II scHo ooL EXERCISES ITO BE;
HELD BY GRADUATES .'5.s
&: ~ s55 d ToNlGHT.

menceMent days have arrived.
The test which has been IN progress at
the high school and the grades came!
tos close Wednesday. That evening
the eighth grade held graduation exer-
cisess and after d day Of rest the high
school viii hold graduation exercises,
and she school Which has had a highly.
sHccs sssful yea VIM come to a close
I sssF z flowing il the program for the.
high school graduation: y: 4 \
Procss sssional. I'll.
Inv0ea alton Rev. G.. L. Wallace
!: :4'Tha Dawning Light. . ~. Cesar Gui
High School Chorus. 3s.ss !.
''salusa ''s atory ectricity ON the Farm
Chester Dodge II.
Grafton The Economic Position OF
81 " NA1 A1oman ~ ia Rsbecca calderwood
4, Grafton Why and d lat You pay Tor
Fire Insurance III HI, AL Powell
Vocal solo. select tsraoa d: Radciline
Iatlgn The Past and OF
q. /. I. 4. q " Webster Il M
JOY Song 3. . . .Do,nIdzetti 81
fIigh School G:shnlu
(!st' 5raf u ion-T The Industrial Dispute In
ves tigatlng Act s.. s.; I. oel uhberg
Val ~ Child Welfare
u: s.; S Dorothy Dodge u ssa ( %=s: u:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-05-31
kERLIN ENJOYS STAY
COUNTRY Al STORM


Oyster Bay. y. 81 } Il, lay s -.
Col. r Roosevelt was pleased
with the, results Of, the cleo
3 ton in New Jersey. He will
4 Il n oW give his attention to thee
fight before the national com
J. mittee on the ating of dele-gs.
!, gates in the temp orary org an 4.
+ ization Of the convention att,
. Chicago. :S&:s s 5s5Ss
sS3 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
BIG MOVEMENT OF
CATTLE ON IN
LUNA COUNTY
Quarter Of Million Dollars In
volved in Single Deal; Fri.
CATION Progress Steady.
lsgsrIal - 50 shs Hsralal

(speclal Corre-a"aaenee 60 the HeraldD
Deming. n. 81. Mag lf.--John Cer-
bett and c. H. Brown have just re-
turned from Hachita and the Alamo
Huoco ranch whore they went 90 at
tend the delivery TO L. r. Booker Of
III Paso Of 2goo bend OF cattle from
this ranch. ar. Booker having bought
this ranch from the Alamo Hucco
Land and Cattle company. In which
sir. Corbett and Mr.. Brown are IN
terceted. The deal Involved a quar-
ter OF D. million dollars, ana all the
holdings Of the above named COM
pany. comprising about 5000 head 81
cattle, fifteen watering PLACES. be-
tween 5000 ANA C.000 acres OF patent
"a land, and a range country thirty
miles square. The president and
principal stockholder OF the company
was T. sloat Fassctt. ox-congressmnn,
Or Esmira. NJ v. AIR Fassett was
here only short time ago, negotiate
lang this deal. which has just been con-
summatod The Aianso Heeco Is ono
81 the oldest ranches ia this part Of
the southwest, Tie company waa or
gnnlxed IN 1882 by Messrs. Brown and
Fassett of Eimyra. ~ r.. Mr. Brown
being this rather ~ Lew Brown, who
was resident of Dcming until his
death q few years aEo. and the grand
fathef ,og e. H. and Louis Brown, now
residents 81 Dcmlng. II has always
boon paying investment and has
been under very efficient manage
ment from tho start FOR the last
fifteen years q. A. Doolittle has been
manager The headquarters ranch IL
Alamo Rucco. thirty~five miles south
west ~ Hachita.
satisfactory progress u bcing
made up1n the wei which Is TO irri-
gate the park Ia front OF tho union
station. ana also % serve as dem
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
YOUR GRAY HAIRS
QUICKLY VANISH
A Harmless Remedy, Made
From Garden Sage, Restores
Color to Gray Hair.

feeling or sadness accompanies
tho discovery OF ihe nrst stray hairs
which unfortunately arc looked dpon
as heraida OF advancing age. Gray
hair. however handsome 50 may BE-.
makes a person lock old. We an know
the advantages Of being young Aside
from the good impression q youtnfut
Appearance makes on others, slnplA
knowing that you are looking me-
gives one couruge 90 unnofinke ana
accomplish things. 30 why suifer inc
handicap 81 looking old on account
OF gray hairs, whom p simple remedy
VIII give your hair youtnfui color
and beauty ln few days tlmei
Most people know That common
garden pafr acts az a color rosiorer
hnd scalp tonic as Wei. our Frand-
mothers used fHagC Tea for keeping
their hair dark. soft and luNurlnnt.
in WyethA saec ana sulphur Hair
Remedy We heVe au IDEAL preparation
OF SAGE, combined Win sulphur nnn
other valuable remedies for dam
drum, itchlns scalp ard Thin, weak
hair that % spiit at tnc ends on COM
einntly coming out itw aphe 4.
iionH ~ this valuable remedy Mul
bring bueA the color ANA Ia a snort
time viii remove every trace or uhn'
drum ana greatly improve the sfowth
and Appearance OF tle hnN.
Oct "a uiiy Gem Nntue tlom your
drnHEial today, and nptiro the d.nrf'
0nct in your hair after Tow Nhlh
treatment an druEsiais sell y, under
RulrHnlno thul the money NiiI nf l.'
funded ~ ihe remedy - not exactly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15

onstration irrigation plant. Twenty
five feet OF excellent watcr-nearing
material has 20 far been encountered,
The present depth belng iO2 feet. The
we'll viii be put down to a depth of
l60 feet. The first fifty-four feet Is
2S inches In diameter the next forty
eight feet Is 20 inches IN diameter,
and the hole from the i02-fOot level
win be eighteen inches In diameter.
This well VIII be completed within
The next week.
BUD Williams and several nelghbor-
ing ranchmen are shipping from
uachlta today 900 head OF steers.
A. j. Watkins. Gibson Bros. and
Tod Hunter are shipping today from
l3eming .000 head OF ycarilng steers,
two-yoar-oid steers and three yenr-
Odds to Colorado. The price is sag.
s26 and $40 per head for the three
ages, respectively.
The contract for the new Christian
church was let last night GO tho Bcm-
mig Construction and Milling com
pany for $4,000 The church will be
gothic IN style. pressed brick faclngs,
nfty-five foot tower which viii be
relieved by belt courses and caps.
The heads over the windows will be
brick triple rowlock. The auditor
ium with the balcony will seat 500
people. There will be four class
rooms. baptlstery and ladies' gall
lery over the bapsistery The steps
will be OF reinforced concrete. The
eptranse VIII bo sn the northeast corr
ncr under the tower. Tho basement
OF this building Is already constructed
a4tt hulu tet H.a u
IL is located on Hemiock street one
block east OF silver avenue. Work
win be begun Monday morning.
The well OF The Aimbres Valley IT.
rigation company. two miles south OF
Demlng. was pumped yesterday FOR
the first time. and Il developed 500
cations per minute which 81 tho ca-
pacity OF the pump. John NJ. Nc
Toer. manager OF the company. states
TINT forty acres viii bo farmed this
year on the tract and watered FROM
! this we'll Tho well OF sam schwlng
two miles west WAS also pumped
Yesterday for the first time. and de.
iNercd between 700 and 500 gallons
per minute This wcii tx equipped
with an American pump ana a 30
horse power Ressemcr oil engine. A
h. Carter VIA fagm the place thin
year and expects 20 get Ia twcnty-fiv,
acres of alfalfa and twenty-five acres
| Of feed stuff
l.. Chaves and Jesus pias. Mexican
minors Ia the Florida mountains. wer,
arraigned In Justice Brownlng's cour
this morning, charged with slealial
cattle The grounds OF the charge
are stated TO be that becf was foun,
IN their camp and no hide. CHAVEZ
was bound ever TO await the actor
OF the grand jury IN the sum OF tb0l
annd piaH IN the sum Of $1,000. Ac
companied by officers they 20 thu
afternoon to show the hAe OF IN,
beef alleged 90 have been Ntolcn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
DELEGATE
TO COLUMBIAN
CONVENTION
State Council Of Knights Of
Columbus Reflects Old Of
ficers; DR.. Upton to Attend
dwelling Of Statue of CO.
lumbus.

Las Vegas n. a., May f5.-The
state council Of the Knights OF Col
umous composed or two delegates
from the four councils. Ia AlbuQuor-
QUE Ration, Las Cruces and Las We
ens and the state officers met here
yesterday in annual session. Al this
meeting thc state officers 81 the past
year were ro-eiectod for the coming
term and Ration was named as the
meeting place for the state council a
year from hence. O. n. Marion OF
Albuquerque, state deputy. was chosen
delegate from New Mexico ~ the MAJ
tl@nal convention to be held III Colo
RADIO Springs on August O. z. and 8,
with isr. W. n. Upton, past grand
knight Of tho las vegas council. as
alternate. Or. Upton was named as
representative Of the Now Mexico
jurisdiction az the unwilling 81 tire
Columbus statue IN Washington. -.
c., o June 3.
Tho state dfiiccrF a. fG-circtcG are
q. ~ Marion Of Albuquerque stare
deputy; br. w. X. Upton Of LAS We
gas, treasurer. Francis E Wood ~
Albuquerque, secrctHry; ,, H. Muir
phy ~ Ration. warden, Row A. kah-
eyrolle OF LAS Vegas chaplain, and
DIR. w. r. StreieheP OF Ration, adVo-
cate.
Those who attended the meeting
yesterday were %. n. Marion Of Ale
huQuerQue. Robert Boyle, q y Mur-
phy and Or w n Streicher ~ Ration
j. j. SchenH and NJ. g.. o'hnro OF Las
cruces. aud Or. w. r.. Upton ana y.
j. EmenHker. VINO represented tho
Las Vegas council
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
Personal Propertv Loans.
MONEY TO LOAN.

on furniture, pianos organs. horses.
wagons and other chattcls; also en-
salaries and warehouse receipts; as
low as $1,000 and as high as $4,000.
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private Tlme-one month 20 one
year given. Goods to ramain IN your
possession. our rates are reasonable.
Cali and see us before borrowing.
Steamship tickets to and from All
parts Of the worln
PRIVATE OFFICES--Open Evenings
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN co.,
Rooms 3 ana :, Grant building,
$685. West Central Avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15
CURRY BILL TO CORRECT
THE MILITARY RECORD OF
ANAsTAoIO sANDOVAL

Especial Correspondence 10 Iicrald.l
Washington, j.. c. May f3.--Rep-
rcssptailyc George curry Introduced
The Following BIN; which was referred
tn the committee nn military affairs
and ordered TO ba printed.
Dill o. correW the military rec-
ord Of Aua6tacio Sanduvel
He Il enacted hy HE senate and
house ~ representative OF the Unit
ed States ~ America ln congress ass
sefnhied that the secretary OF war
bt end he is hereby. authorized and
directed % correct the miillary record
of AnaftaciO SnndoNHl. late of Cape
tain Manun ~. Pino's company. soc-
ono regiment New Mexico volunteer
infantry, ana iasue % him an honor
aoie discharge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15

In the whole field OF medicine there
Is not a healing remedy that VIII re-
pair damage 20 the flesh more 9ulck-
~ than BALLARD's SNOW LINZ
MENr. IN cuts, wounds, sprains,
burns, scalds and rheumatlsm. ita
healing and penetrating power Ii ox-
traordinary Price Csc. Soc and 500
per bottle. Sold by al druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-15

Harbed wire cuts. ragEed Wounds
collar and hmrnasa calls heal un
quickly when BRILARD'S SNOW
IMMINENT Is applied. u Is both
healing and antiseptic. Price 25c, b0c
ana 800 per bottle. sold by ail
drugslsts.