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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
MIDDLE WEST rs
CAUGHT IN COID WAVE

Kansas City. Nc. Jan. Cold
weather records for tho winter were
broken In many places In iowa ana
Nebraska to-day, but in Kansas, Mis-
souri,, Oklahoma and other points In
the southwest moderate weather w.th
rising Temperature H. reported. Al
Norfolk. Neb.. l6 degrees below was
registered. Other temperatures re-
ported follow: Des Molnes, IS be-
low; Sioux CITY N below: North
Platte 6 below. ma Omaha 4 below.
A llght snow was falling today Ia
western Missouri and southeastern
Kansas, where the temperatures
ranged from 20 20 above zero.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

outside are coming In great numbers.
IA Of them from one job are coming
up tonight All the machinists, pat
tern makers are out and they are
helping each other fine. Tho State
building Trades council have q man
here, A. Johannscn. lie used TO be
with the wood workers In Chicago,
also stewart Reid Of Chicago. Now
Joe, what we want here is Hockin;
the greatest opportunity Is here now.
/ cannot stay here, Il is impossible.
but have things going fine, Frisco Is
behind this move heart and soul and
we are going TO put some money I'm
here. The state counsel Is going to
put an assessment on so you see that
means weekly, 50 now Is the time.
The painters, teamsters, the carpen-
ters have n man here already. | mean
the carpenters have. Now the paint
ers and teamsters and iron workers
will have men here and AL the other
trades also the plumbers have a man
here also. I wish could stay Joe,
but Hockin Is the man TO take Il up
with Ryan at once. The best man for
the position. l hope frank is at the
Office when this arrives so he wall
send Hockin at once. leave here
tomorrow night for Frisco, hoping you
and Frank take action at once, beg
10 remain.
yours sincerely.
&c. A. CLANCY"
Up. S.;--Will send a full detail re.
port tonight.
GENE"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
Provisional President of Re-
public Of China Promises to
DisthrOne Manchus and Re-
Establish Peace and Trade.
WILL RESIGN WHEN
PROPER TIME COMES
First Official Act of New
Ruler Is to Change Chinese
Calendar and Make II Con-
form to General Rule.

tBy gvenins Rernla a. y. LEASED WIrsl
Nanking, China, jan 2.-Dr. sun
Yat Sen today took the oath of office
as provisional president of the re-
public Of China and was formally in
vested with the powers of chief ex-
ecutive.
The ceremony was simple but Dig
nified. II was attended by all tho
prominent men OF the revolutionary
party
DR. sun, who Is well known In
America and Europe, after his ar
rival in Shanghai some ten days ago.
was elected president by the national
assembly OF reformers representing
the provinces OF China proper, then
In session here. by an almost unani-
nous vote.
Ills proposed cabinet comprises IL
Huen Yeng. Huang Sing and DR.. WI
Ting Fang, all Of whom are in the
front rank OF the reform mayement.
His first official act was to change
the Chinese calendaE. He made New
Years day the first day Of his presi-
dency thus marking the commence
ment OF new era and making the
Chinese year begin henceforth the
same az An most other countries Of
the world.
Dr. sun Yat Sen left shanghai IN
a special train for Nanking. The TRIP
was made without incident except for
tho enthusiasm az all the principal
stations.
Dr. sun reached the new Chinese
capital et hG lf past 3 o'clock In the
evening and was greeted with loud
cheering. The route 10 the govern
ment house was lined by 10000 sol
diers. The whole town was be-
Tagged. the wagshlps and merchant
vessels along the river dressed ship
and presidential salute was fired.
The government house was reached
az o'clock.
After taking the oath DR.. Sun de-
livered an address IN which he prom
Used to disenthrone the Manrhus, "a
ro~estahllsh peace. TO promote trade
aud 10 devote his entire energy TO the
Chinese nation and aid the Chinese
people to realize their aspirations
When the Manchus had finally abdi-
Gated and peace was restored TO the
nation he would. he said, resign his
provisional office.
President sun referred to the re-
lRtlons OF China with foreign ooun-
sries lie expressed on behalf of the
new republic the feeling of thankful
ness that prevailed at the consistent
neutrality OF the foreign nations. lie
said that the anti-foreisn feeiins
which had previously existed would
not appear IN tho new China.
The constitution Of the republican
cabinet viii be announced tomorrow
There Is every probability that II
Yuen Heng, the republican command
er-in-chief. Will become vice presi-
dent.
President Sun Vat Sens cabinet Is
substantially as follows:
Vice presldent-h Yuen heng.
Finance minister-Chin Chin Tao.
Premier and war minlster-Hnana
Sing
Attorney general--Dr. Wa Tine
Fang.
Foreign minister Wang Chung Wei
Marine minister--Captain Wang
Chief OF staff-General tIsue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
PENALIzED
MEMBERS OF TRUST
FOR SHIPPING IN
WRONG DISTRICT
Methods by Which illegal
Combine Was Held Togeth.
er in 1893 and 1896 Were
Barred in Trial in Chicago.
HENRY VEEDER TELLS
HISTORY OF COMBINE
tnr y, ,alaE Ilsrala 4. ,. l..a.sa 80

(ny Ev 'ninE tteraia 4. y. leased Wtrsi
Chicago, Jan. 2.--Forty cents a
hundred pounds was tho penalty as
scssed against memoirs OF the old
packers pool who over-shlpped their
allotment into any particular terri
tory aud the amount Wes distributed
among the members discrlminatod
against. The amounts were paid by
check every week after the mectlnga
at which the packers reviewed the
shipments OF the preceding year. This
Information regarding the inside
workings OF the old packers pool be.
tween 1898 and 1896 was given by
Henry veeder when he resumed his
testimony In the trial of the ten CHI
cago packers before United states
District judge Carpenter today
WHO represented the packers dur
Ing these weekly meetings."
For Armour and company, H. j
Martin and Arthur Meeker. w d
Miles appeared most Of the time FOL
the Armour Packing company. Fol
Cudahy ana company thera was Mich
ael Cudahy and Robert Byrne. The
G.. II. Hammond company WAS reDre.
scented by Jesse y. Lyman ana r. A.
Alon. Edward Morris and l.. II. Hey.
man appeared for Morris and com.
pany, aud Swift and company was
represented by Guatavus y SWIFT and
r. a. Fowler"
The witness gave a detailed descrlp-
ton of the method used IN figuring
the per ccntages 10 be shipped hy each
member Into the different territory
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
He Suggests That LaFOllette
and Taft Both Step Aside
for Rough Rider or Mr..
Beveridge in Convention.
HE WILL SUPPORT
THE WISCONSIN MAN
But Between Present Incum-
bent in White House and
Insurgent Senator, He Is for
Stand Pat Policy He Says.
tny EvenIaE neraIa 4. y. l.easea WIZ,

tH1y Eveniag Herald 4. y. s.eaRea wtrsl
Lansing, Mich, Jan. 2..-GOyernor
Chase 5. Osborn In a statement here
today. proposes that senator LaFol-
lette and President Taft both with-
draw as presidential candidates IN
favor OF Theodore Roosevelt or ex-
senator Albert j. Beverldgc. The
governor had prepared speech 20
this effect 20 be delivered In intro
duolng Senator LaFollttte here. IN
view OF the fact that the senator
missed his train this morning Gov
ernor Osborn authorized the use Of
Of the speech as statement Of mis-
views. Governor Osborn added
AS between Taft and LaFoilctto
am FOR TAFT"
Governor Osborn criticized senator
LaFolletto as having taken up "those
things which might be termed popu-
lar and that contained the least dan
ger 10 himself"
fright here let me say so that
about Il. that if Senator 1aFoliette
IS nominated for president (Which
at this moment | hope he viii not
be) ! will give him my earnest and
active support and VIII request my
friends everywhere 20 support him
with earnestness and devotlon."
Governor Osborn's statement re-
forred 90 sgits brought some ycaa'f
ago in Wisconsin By the Damocratii
administration against previous Re
publican treasurers FOR lntereA on
state deposits which had not been
turned over 40 the state.
"The story Is that Philetus Sawyer
offered to retain senator LaFollcttt
as an attorney in the cases. Senator
LaFoilettc's story Is that Senator
sawyer tried 10 brlbe him. But Sem
ator sawyer was never prosecuted foI
bribery or cited for contempt OF
court and nothing was done"
In conclusion the statement said
81 hope senator LaFolictte may D,
retained In the United states senate
during his entire lifotlIao. II he Il
made president his influence VIII b'
over In eight years even II he u
elected for a second term. II Ia
stays IN the senate he viii be on th'
fighting line for a quarter OF cen
tury yet. I do not believe he ear
be nominated for the presidency.
do not believe that he can be elected
II he ~ nominated.
"If he Is really interested IN pro
gressive Republlcanism and In TN
welfare of the Republican party
urapoaa that he ts.ftbdrntN aa Il oaudi
date. join me in asking presiden
Taft 60 withdraw and thtn permit
the party 90 settle upon Albert J
Beveridge or Theodore Roosevelt al
candidate for president"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
BUTTON WORfGER's AGENT
ARRESTED ON INDICTMENT
fmv gvrnanm Herald A. u. LEASED Nlret

Muscatine, Iowa, jan 40. O.
Wilson. business agent for the button
workers union. was arrested here to-
day on indictments returned by the
grand jury saturday
-Four indictments have been return
ed against the leader 81 the button
workers. strike, who also u the 500
ciallsi mf aber ~ the city cOuncil
re Is charged with having maliciously
injured buildings.
Wilson was arraigned to-day and biz
preliminary hearing SCI for Friday.
His bond was nlod az $4,000 In default
or which he was locked up.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
RAILROADS May COMPETE
DECLARES COMMISSION
and Shippers Complain Right ls
Reserved 10 Lower Them.


Washington. Jan. Alt was held TO-
day By the Interstate commerce com
mission that where two or more car
riers are competing for business al
equal rates between two points. they
should be- allowed 10 continue the
competition despite the lonR and
short haul provision OF tho law
The commission may change the
rates on complaint of intermediate
shippers, II they aFe found 10 conflict
with any other part az the law
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
INVESTIGATION RESUMED
ON PACIFIC COAST

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. Olaf A.
Tveitmoe. Anton JOhannscn and J. u.
Munsey. the labor leaders indicted BY
the grand jury last Saturday. were
arraigncd In the United States dis
trlct court today and obtained a de-
lay until January ~ before entering
their pleas.
with the New Year holiday past
the federal grrnd jury resumed today
investigation OF the alleged dynamite
conspiracy
Olaf Tvoitmoo, Anton Johannsen
aud J. r.. Munscy, three Of the labor
leaders indicted Saturday. were
scheduled 10 appear In court for ar
ralgnment and possibly 10 enter pleas,
but the latter procedure was uncer-
tain. Their attorney, job Hartman
declared himself reluctant TO make
public his probable action
That the legal counsel 90 aid Har-
rlman IA the defense of the labor
leaders might be named today In
connection with the mems arraign-
ment was o possibility Il was re-
ported that Clarence s. Darrow and
lie Comite Davis, both Of whom de-
Tended the Mcnamara brothers.
would take part In the present case.
Several witnesses We're waiting TO
appear before the grand jury today
what effect the sudden departure for
Indianapolis last night Of Ortie -
Mechanical, confessed nccomplicc oi
the McNamaras, would have upon the
grand iury'E Investigation here was
prohlematicaL
The men announced they had re-
tained Attorneys Job Hartman and
LeCompte Davis. Hartman an
nOunced that his clients wished 20 20
10 san Francisco TO confer with fell
low oft.ials 81 organized labor be-
fore enterlhs their pleas, and asked
for a ten DAYS delay. District Attor'
ney A. Il Mccormick, representing
the government. offered 40 objection
ana judge Weilborn set Friday. jan
uary ~. az the day the three labor
leaders must again appear In court
Both Hartman and Davis said y
had aot been decided whether ths
defense would nterpose a demuri y
When asked whethr Clarnce y. pnf'
row would be associated with th'
defense they declined to answer
The indictment against the lahos
leaders was made public Immediately
after their arraignment. II contained
four counts, all relating 10 a general
alleged conspiracy charging that they
had c0nspired 20 ship explosives from
Indianapolis and also from Other
points unknown to the Jurors, IN Yio-
latiOn OF federal statutes.
Attached TO the indictment was q
letter ailesed to have been written
by E a. Clancy one Of those indicted
II was said 10 have beeh addressed
10 J. J. Mcnamara a. Indianapolis
and read as follows
Dear Sir and BrOther;-l have
been here iiye days now and they have
started here the greatest strike ans
part of the country had in Iona
time AN the shopmen Of the Union
Iron works and Baker Iron works
llewellyns Iron works are quitting
and We are about 10 start a new loCal
here. The Structural men on The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
EMPRESS DOWAGER Is
FINANCING THE ARMY

Peklng. Jan. 2.--The empress dow
aFer, who Is deslrous Of carrying out
a campaign against the reyolptionar-
les. today advanced about s2,00O,0O0
10 Premier Yuan shl Kai for that
purpose. TheFo are many indications
that the northern troops are anxious
10 resume hostllties
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
JUAREz RACES
CBy rvsalnr Hsraia a. :. I.....a w.

fDy Evenfn9 Wernla A. p. LEASED wire
Juarez, Mex, Jan. 2.-Entriea q
tomorrow:
First race. purse; colts. g-years-0i.
three fnrlongs--R Reckless Lad. Rlgl
Little, Paiatable Moller. King Stca
art it2; Pat Ganaon. Hawthorn, 1n'
second race. selling; allies al
mares; six furlonRs- Weymouth. zod
Lady Macy. les: Jeanne dare. Mee
ding Hannah, it2
Thlrd race; selling; one mile
Mnizie Girl. i03, noana, Oscura. l0'
Muretania. i0si New Capital, Came
Zulu, li0.
Fourth race; handicap; ave and
half furionss-Coppertown, %. clio.
er. to2. LRekroae. 1885 Rey Hindol
10; chApultcpec, tl5; sebago. ifS.
Firth race; selling: six furlohsss
"DeCesRrion. SIS Tanker. 95. Ma|
sand, i05; Bob Farley, i04: Miss Ror
eFtE, 1856 hob Lynch. King FIX. IA
.-etropoliian, j. a. Reed. Oxer MI
Sixth race; selling; one milo--Ti|
Judge, l05; Lcua I.ech. Miaprla0|
Keep Moving. los; Miami, Round ~.
Round. Jack Laxon. Black Nate III
H-Apprentlce allowance.
Tile Hesulis To-day.
Juarez, Mexico. Jan. Weathe
cloudy. track fast
First race. one mile: Juan. n
timos. 10 90 8. w0ni Lawn, 90 (Ca|
lahan), 20 g. second, Pipe VlslO1
t05 (Molesworthl 20 4. third. TimI
i;f0 3-5. John Heck. Vlrrlnia Lind
sey' Novgorod and Barney OidneI
also ran.
Second race, five and hair ful
longs' serenade. 81 f0uyl. "a
won; Earlene. iof (Seldeu). 70
second Braxton. iO6 (Johns0nl {
!, third. Time. ii0e 2-5. TranspnI
eni. Great Caesar strange p'or. nat
iylis. Irish Beauty. Elder. 0oonoonhos
Bitter Water. Amarillo, Judge Hoa
Hef@fsa 1fru flus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

Cattle Are Dying in Colorado
Where Temperature Is from
IS to 80 Degrees Below;
Showing in Missouri.

tWy HFeHHnA HtFhIu A ~ Lea9eu WtFel
Sugar City Colo, Jan. with
the mercury ransing from rs 10 SO
degrees below zero for more than two
weeks. and with from .welys 20 six
teen inches OF snow covering the
ground, southern and eastern Colo
rado Is experiencing the most severe
and protreeted period of cold wealth
or that has been recorded IN this sec
tion for many years.
Cattle, Il Is said. are dying from
hunger by the hundreds, due 10 the
deep snow covering the range gsass.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
PULP QUESTION
rs REFERRED TO COURTS
President Taft Announces That He
Will let judiciary Decide az to
Proper Tariff Regulations.

Washington, Jan. 2.--President Taft
will refer to the courts the wood pulp
and paper controversy involving the
tlcles into this country from nations
having most favored national treaties,
Il Is announced, Protests by import
ers will be presented to the board OF
general appraisers in New York and
then sent to the United States court
OF customs appeals.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
0rtie E. MOIEanigal and 9th
ers Will Render Testimony
Which It Is Predicted Will
Involve Higher Ups"
WILLIAM ]. BURNS rs
PRESENT AT CONFERENCE
detective Who Solved Dyna-
Nniting Mystery Expects to
Claim $4,000 in Rewards
Which Help Will Share.

(ny 1veniug Hcvala A. p. Leased wirsD
indianapolis. jar. William j.
Burns arrived here today to testify
before the federal grand jury In what
is considered So be the final lap in
the governments investigation Of tho
alleged nationwide dynamlting con.
spiracy.
Tonight Mr.. Burns expects 60 con-
Ter with United states District Attor-
ney Charles w Miller. Oscar LAwier,
special government prosecutor in
southern California. and District Al
tOrney j. D. Fredericks OF Los An-
geles county. California, the latter
two being due 70 arrive here from
the coast during the day
The announcement Of Ortle H. Nc
Manigafs departure from Los Ange-
les for this city completes the gath
ering OF the governments forces in
building up It's case against the al
legged conspiratOrs.
Mr.. Burns declared he would not
be surprised 81 By the end OF the
week a mass OF Indictments would be
returned. While information as 90
the great majority OF the persons
against whom the Investigations is
aimed n already In possession OF IN
authorities, an army OF detectives
still were az work In tracing the
movements of big labor leaders IN
the last two years.
Asked as a. the rewards which
were offered in California for the ar.
rest and conviction OF persons perpc-
tratlng the Los Angeles Times Glsas-
ter. Mr.. Burns Expressed the belief
thht he would collect upwards OF
$4,000. This sum, he added, hos
ever he Intended 20 divide nmoue
the many assistants who helped hiss
run down the McNhmeras
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
WANG CHANGES HIS
POLITICS OVER NIGHT

London. Jan. "A news agency
dispatch from Tien Tsin says that
wang VIE Tsze, who was sent 20
I.anchow as the deleEnte Of Premier
yuan shi Kal. has Joined the repub-
llcans ana been elected leader Of the
troops there He declares his inien-
ton to begin a march with the army
on Peking tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

Missouia. Mont. Jan. 2.-~A blizzard
n sweeping over western Montana
from the northeast Snow b. falling
RAPIDLY and Is drifting before q
strong wind The mercury fen 30
degrees IN two hours today al Bl0ss-
burg on the divide The storm ls
moving rapidly westward. Three
feet of SNOW has fallen al Lookout,
the summit OF lie Northern Pacific
line, in the Bitter Root range.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
DISHES ARE BROKEN
BY EARTH SHOCKS
Northern Illinois Report seis-
mic Disturbances That Are
Sufficient to Damage Brio
a-Brac in Houses.

(Dy EveninH bIesaId =. p. leNsed wire,
Chicago, Jan. 3.--Northeln Illinois
today experienced earth tremors
which varied IN Intensity from a
scarcely percoptible oscillation 10 a
distinct shock which threw brie-a-
brnc and dishes from shelves and
tables. Southern Wisconsin also felt
the quake" Ia the Chicago wealth
er bureau oscillations we're noted. IN
no case was any notable damage
done.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
HYDE CASE IS sET

fny Fveuinn Weraia A. y. Leased WEI
. Kansas city. Jan when the .
. case OF DR. B. Clark Hyde, .
. charged with the murder Of Col .
. Thomas H. SwOpe was reached .
. ON the criminal court docket to- =
. day. Judge Porierheid fixed May .
. ~, 1912. as the date Cor the be- .
. ginning OF the physicians third =
. trial =
- Hyde's second trial ended ab. =
. uptly when Harry Waldron, a =
. juror. escaped from the custody .
. at the marshal
a = a A a a a q q q q = a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
HLLINOIs mas EARTHOUAKE.

Chicago. Jan. 2.-~Reports OF earth
tremors were received here today
from Aurora. Mendota and Dixon,
Illinois. None reported severe
shocks.
Al Elgin, dishes and other objects
were thrown from shelves IN stores
and homes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS
ARE HANGING PERslANs

z NJ ptNeutuH AteNAla - " A"AANN FfNNt
. Tabrlz, Persia, Jan Eight y
. perslans we're hanged yesterday .
. hy order of the Russian court y
. martial and another eishi were y
= executed this afternoon Ia con .
. ncctlon with the recent stack on .
. the Russian troops
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
FORMER GRAND SENIOR
OF TEMPLARs is DEAD
George W Bcli. fie-pecled Cltixcn Of
~ pRsO. a. Claimed by Death; ne
Vas Eighiy-srVcn Years old.


W. Rolt. former grand senior warden
and srand oaptaia general respective
ly uf kniehts Tcmplar 81 the United
states died here TODAY aged ST. tie
WAS az one time gFand commander Of
Missouri Tcmplara
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
WISCONSIN IN wINTIsY GRASP.
tny evening neFsIa A. y. l.naaea NNArel

Green Bay Wis. Jan. 2.--The cold
est weather of the winter was regis
tered here this morning when the
thermometers dropped to 10 degrees
below zero.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02

superior. Wis. Jan. The thor
mometer registered "a below zero
here at 2 o'clock this morniitg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-02
PRAIRIE OIL COMPANY


RAISES THE PRICE
(By EveainR Herald A. r. l.eAaud wlreD
Independence, Kas.. Jan. 2.--The
Prairie OF and Gas company advanc-
eu the price Of crude oil three cents
a barrel 10 nfty cents for al grades.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-08
A Successful Sale

Success like everything else material in this life rela-
tive We great mediocre small by comparison. We
expect and do desire be judged by any other
rule and have every that public sentiment al
ready manifested the immense crowds and persistent buy
ng will unreservedy agree with that this great PART
NERSHIP DISSOLUTION has refined and wholesome at
mosphere all its and is in class by itself. Lkened
all other sales it is beacon light dark and storm
swept night.
THE ONLY THING IN SIGHT
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-08-08
Lest We Forget

And can't permit you forget that this is not sale
of merchandise MADE UP FOR SALES PURPOSES of un-
known origin. You know you taking chances here
Mr. Moran expects do business right here for to
enables you buy the very best high grade
chands than is asked for inferior stuff elsewhere
enables you credit your bank with the IS to so
per saved purchase enables make
your the largest and best stock in this vicinity
and finally enables you do business with people whose
reputation for honesty and fairness without blemsh
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-02
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