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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-07

Mrs. MILFORD o. Johnson who has
been confined to the hospital for sew
eral days past due to an operation
for appendicitis, has regained her
health sufficient to ue able to return
to her home today.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-07

Jersey heifers and COWS for sale
Will freshen this fan and winter
Smart's Farm, two miles east of
Thatcher Bank advertisement
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-07

The Mutuals of the Third ward are
going to give a free sociable next
Friday night in honor of the retiring
officers. All ward members over IA
years invited.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-07

George Bright and Marguerite
France of Lewiston were married in
this city this week.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-07

Highest cash price paid for oats.
Thatcher Coal Co. Phone 16 and 76.
ADVERTISEMENT II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-07

After all there no beet digger
like the Avery, sold by the Sidney
Stevens Implement Co. t
advertisement
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-07

The Wilson, one OF the leading Ho.
tells Of Salt Lake City: rates $500
per day and upwards. Music during
meal hours. Headquarters for Cache
Valley people.
advertisement
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-07

DR.. s. B. Thatcher has moved his
dental office to the second floor of
the Howell-Cardon Company build.
ing, suite formerly occupied by DR..
o. H. Bulge. ADVERTISEMENT
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-07

E. l.. Larsen Of Newton was in
Logan yesterday to attend the funer-
al of his uncle Mr.. Knud Peterson.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-07

Mrs. F. E. Clark is spending a few
days in Salt Lake, guest of Miss
Colburn at Rowland Hall.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-07
Miss Florence Wiscomb, S9s South
Main street, teacher of piano. nl2
advertisement

Mr.. Ernest Dahle, came over from
his farm in Blue Creek Tuesday and
will spend few days with relatives.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-07

DR.. T. 3. bulge is reported to be
very i'll with rheumatism.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-07

Composed and read by Mrs. E. r..
Moench at the reception given Mrs.
Camilla Smith by the Daughters of
the Pioneers, Friday, November l,
1912.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14
ALUMNI DEFEATS HIGHS.
Although Beaten Highs Show Good
Form.-Game Next Saturday.

In one of the slowest games ever
seen in Athletic PARK the Almnni de-
fotcd the Calumet highs yesterday az
tornoon by the score ol 30 to o.. This
was expected by The highs TIE alumni
team was really ln ali-star agereea
zion. Eth Eaton snd Frmodlg, pluy
.us tha back positions. ald the heavy
part OF thc Graduates scoring The,
broke the highs line at win ana viii
thc ho1vy lire chorsing or ,her team
maios hardly missed gaining their ton
Yards Jemcs and Gipp also starred Tor
the alumni as ends The alumni earll
discovered thc weak points ln me
highs lines ana used their cross bucks
90 good advantage Nyholls In ceater
PLAYED star game for tne winners.
The highs, outclassed by weight and
aaio-ce. put up hard naht to the Ga-
ash and We're NOT afraid to hit inc
graduates when the opportunity came
chgs were forced 60 play on the dee
fensi1e alI Doc waS through and had
plenty of practice so far as tackliue
and roushng 1t were concerned
Next Saturday anojhcr Aiurmi team
formed of high school graduates not
PLAYING yesterday viii meet thc highs
in another uactIce rlmc The highs
with another weeks practice EXPECT 10
give tfis 'iuncn OF rraJuates "a harder
sslc than ,he Graduates received yes
terday.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14
SALVATION AMY PROGRAM.
Entertainments Postponed From Aug
ust 81 Set for Tonight.

Entertainment Postponed From Aug
ust 81 Set for onight.
Tho entertainment which was To-
hve beoh given at ue Salvation Army
nan AUGUST 81 and which was post-
ru.J 0ecuac Of inclomont wcatbor
eu bc given Jhis evening commcuc.
ua at o'elpck. ~mou admission
.ee win Dee charged md the proceeds
100 a3 to the support OF the yone
peoples work. Following is the proc
gram
song by audience
Prayer.
solo Dy Walter Jencry.
GotuIuon. Russell Sobey
INSTRUMENTAL duct Adjoant and
Mrs. meksm
Rceiluion stella Anderson
Duet Luchle ana Irene Wukns.
Cornat 4olo Herbert Nelson
Recitation Arthur Harfoot
Upet Mildred and Richlrd seoble.
BASS solo, George Rowe.
Bod@tiou Albert Harris
Puua solo. Emily Harris
Maio quartet
Bcouiur. I3a Watson
pim3 solo, walter JoIery.
rul selection
Tabieau The Dissatisfied Soul s
Girls
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14

| evening J. Kent VIII proach. Air. Sy-
Qons vim proaoh in the morulne at tho
Boston ~, E md another laSmu Boo
The cyelm-.
7 Rev. .. ID. lIarGer-ol Jhc Fi 5up-
list church. win take Cor his eIpir.
tomorrow mopine "TWo Talent Pco-
( pie.' i,a cto1.ng subject win h..
"Home ip Prophecy" which was posJ-
poued from 'as, SUNDAY
There sil Doe no Services at tlc
'romlracE A. E. churh tomorrow 1he
church. WIN fc-lq"n for worship ou
Suujay O. next Vccl, sept 2
The rcgllar salyotiop Nmy rvicgt
win Doe conducted am day tomorrow
With AIiutant ANA Mrs. jackson m
.hareo.
AT the Lammm VI. E tomorrow
James Perry viii preach in thr mau-
ir. and Eldor Eevere VIII occury the
| puipitut the evening service.
AT .he Calumet 80. E tomorrow
Imau,us Ur Trysugu win preach m
tHe absence of .ha pastor. uuu Jo aph
1amcs viii occupy the pulpit ia the
Iuyum.
There vin-no me ueuaI morun
s.nirr tomorrow az The Eoueo,u
At Ev and Gus Donald VIII ruth a
thc evening acNirc.>
Rc,. Joseph \. ronEroo>k. pc tor o.
Chrsr church Episcopal WIN preach
tomorrow morning. rom the word
.pmoHai Needs Tho usual cmlu-
service viii be- held. with The rector IT,
Charge
Rev d. y. Stalker Of tho PresbyJe-
riau hurch will preach tomorrow
morning. taking for mis- subject lara
to be Possesscd" and tu the ovarm
his 4rhio-t win be. "rng Iadestru uoc
Kingdom"
AZ the calumet Cougre ational to-
morrow Rcv luthcr *. Loue win oc-
'upl thc pulpit al 1oth services He
morning topic wu be- walking III
Wisdom" and in tho evening, i'rse-
Gom How Attained"
The usual services viii Doe conducted
az the Norwegian Lutheran church TO-
morrow, with Sunday school at
noon TIE LJdics Aid socict> U Chit.
church win sivc social aud upct
n The church parors one wjgt frum
This cyeuiue, from 90 S O'clock.
corGial invitation is cNtondcd tho pah-
lie.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Red Jacket congresaticnal Reopen
inc is Postponed One Week.


OWNS to Pey, jesse Poyoy 1e!up
.ndisposed I'm New York City. follow iup
his trip abroad ne has written local
parishiorers, that he viii be unable o.
preach in tile Rod Jdc1ot Cou4reea-
tion1l church tomorrow morning and
evening as originally ploHred. Instead
opening services at this church hlv,
been postponed one wcck whom Rey
Mr PQvey Whl be I'm attcnGanco. uc-
cording t. one of Tho memhrra OF Tho
church The edlHcc has boon thor
oughly renovated during the summer
months A new hardwood 1uur has
been laid, tho church y4rishcI
throughout its interior and many m-
provements have been made To Che cN-
terror of the building.
Local preachers will occupy the pul-
pits of the Osoeoln and Boston NJ E
churches tomoIluW oWire % thr lD-
sence of the pastor Rev ~. II. Colly-
colt who is attendma The M IT, omu-
ference at Alpena. At the Osce,Ia ".
E. church in the morning Gordon Lib
erty viii occupy the Mlpit a1d m the
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14
ENHIRIr ~ WEE<.
Japanese AT to Re s6own in the
Il, 90

japanose AT to Re Shown in the
Rooms in y. NJ g. a. Building.
shieo Obata JHucs sludcnt o..
,he rrycrsit ot Wisconsin who had
.horac c tho urccas'ul and hiehN
ntesoatug oxhihit of Japanese art at
he Houehton public library this
week announces thut the exhibit will
be shown hero neNt Monday and Tues-
lay orraugcments having been made
To- exhibit The pictures iu the " VI. C.
A. rooms
Tho art c,hihit was greatlN cnioycd
m Houehton- It is likely IL win attract
equally favorable attention mere eX
pctllly from the toachnrs ard students
of the,public schools. Japanese scenery.
flowers birds and other outdoor lire
arc included in the eNaihtt some OF
Ono plcturrs being in watcr colors and
others m lacquer oil Gnish. Tho pie
tnres, mono Of which are expensive, arc
for sale.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14
FEEL SHAKY. BILIOUS. HFADACHY
OR CONSIlPATED? TAKE CASCARETS

Sick headaches Always trace theu
to lazy liver. delayed. fcrmcnung TOAD
In the bowels or a sick stomach. P8-
sonous. constipatod matter gases aua
bile generated i'm thu bowels instead ol
being carried out of the system. rs re-
absorbed into tho blood Afh9 this
poison reaches the delicate bram tissue
il causes conscstion ard tia, dun
sickening headache.
Cascarets remove the cause by sdm-
ulatms the liver, maEir.e the bile and
constipation poison moVe ON aud out ol
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14
Four million hours at least of hard

Four million hours at least of hard dis
agreeable work are saved the women of
this nation every week by Fels-Naptha
soap. That is 2O8 million hours, or 20 mil
lion working days of 8 hours each every yyear.
Isn't that record for Fels-Naptha to
be proud of? Then, there's the saving in
health, in the wear of clothes, and in lots
of other ways as well. More than mil
lion women are using FelS-Naptha every
waSh-day.
1t takes FelS-Naptha in cold or
lukewarm water about half the time it
would take by the old-faShioned hot-water
way Try it next waSh-day yourself. Soap
your white clothes with Fels-Naptha, roll
them and let them soak for 80 minutes
Then give light rub, rinse thoroughly,
and hang on the line.
No hot fire to blister your face, no
steaming suds to scald your hands, no nau-
seating smell about the house, no back
breaking work over the washboard. Isn't
it worth trying?
Directions for washing all kinds of
clothes, and many other uses Of
Fels-Naptha, on inside of the red and green
wrapper. Follow them carefully.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14

'he bowels The effect is almost u-
'tAn9neous. Lapics whose sane.tue
'ft'ilismh are esnsciau pr1 1
'i'> h''oa'1e- nocl NOT su0 ur
'neS cam n"qHic.dy cured hy Caswr.ts.
'ne taken tonight viii srasmm
"'l nJ morning. l0-ccnt boz win
N''p your head ciear stomach swcet
HN'r ana bowels regular and mako son
ieel lieht ana cherfa FOR faonths
NA'l1rrn need Cascrets too yhes
love them bscaIsc thoS ustc good ano
never .ripa 1r sioI,rn
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14
Can't Fool Anty Drudge.

Glib Soap CdHUGSser representing naphtha
soap Let me leave you a cake for trial It's the
best laundry soap you try and far ahead Of what
you're using.
Anty Drudge-"ls that so! See here young fellow.
There are no substitutes for Fels-Naptha soap no
moren there is for an honest dollar. You can't
bunco me with worthless imitation of the genuine
Fels-Naptha. "
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14

Nine. Aibani now so and poor IS
in London teaching music fT
living once worth nearly $L00O.0oo
Marietta pa has just celebrated it,
lnnLh .nuINLrall,A-
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14
KNEW THE POLITICIANS

Willlams-Many people seek out
politicians Just because they have
axes 10 grind.
Billams-And IN doing so they take
an awful chance on losing their axes.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14

Bemembor the auction sale of horses
at Houshton, Monday afternoon az I
o'clock McKam s. Bollman, IA
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14

She-ls II the amount Of talking a
man does that makes him a bore?
He-No; It's the amount he doesn't
say while he talks.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14

Startem-Why didn't You get big
ger automobile?
Shovem-l wanted one I could push
up hill
The Calumet news., 1912-09-14
COULDN'T TEASE HER

Jessie-Did YOU see me kiss him?
Tessie-No, but
Jessie-Then you missed the most
thrilling part
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
Iicnr UrcnkS w school.

l'l"unsnurg. Pa, noe. ia nror
figured ur IN intruder Ia liorrnuglo
school IN Mimin township, Columbia
county, brake up IN examination ana
,.ratrd No. "ud OF cNCilrmout
Just ~ ca" at TIA" uupi!s completed
her examination, and wax ahuG; lu
leave tho ruun size exclaimed. What
funny dog, loHonrr' There Wts a
r'inE ct terror when the teacher de-
olarrd tho visitor To- he u bear rh"
children dashed tor ia" door aud IA"
bear beat q retreat, with the pupils
after himr lIut H." tired or running
nwJN aud, turning. started toward
Ia" children. aud the srhuulhuusu he.
cam" IA" plHv, at rrIugr. Howard
St'rlv. one at the pupils ran homo.
however, and securing u rill" CAV"
chasr II" hit the animal several
times aud drew hlnud, bat liruiu
CoollN sHuni"r"d un school wax not
resumed,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

chicago, a., pee. G..-thirng".s
urungrsN family reunion occurred ~
Lincoln PARK tn" other daN. II va"
IA" occasion Ut Installing seventy odd
monkeys, som" direct from Africa
aud others taken from q Sew YORK
ynn. In the Mininn cages at tn" PARK
200.
That monkeys rcc0gnz" old ac-
uunlntuncrs aud blood relations NJ
human beings de- there can he u"
doubt" declared ry i" NrN, k""p"r at
the 400.
"Whrn we turned tn" wc"mors
into the hig cage there VAS = rusl
On the part or the old residents -
Took the strangers over. ~ ono"
there were strange ru"uRnltl"us. Soy
crnl pairs at m0nkoNH. with glnd
cries. rushed up to one another aud
embraced aff"ctinnnt"ly, SON" oven
kissing n8 they wuund their long
tails together and chartered,
several oi IN" African monkeys
found new arrivals who had pre-
yiouEly been kidnapped hy animal
hunters In tn" DARK Continent Th"
purY"nus ana chicago animals would
get together ana cNchnmgo chntt"r.
Tor nII IN" world Tx" old Trends long
separated
Thu new monkeys are now puli"
ut home, IN" strangers having been
introduced around and shown the
privileges ANA restrictions Of their
new home
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
I,dmnrh .Inln NInrrls.

Edward Iohu Morris 10 years old
died at i.lh o'clock Saturday evening
at IN" family homo. st3 North
Eighth street. following an illncsa OF
tW" months. Young MIR. Morris
cnmc I" Nihupurrquo Inst July aud
was Tor time employed la tn" oilircS
of IN" occidental lifc hlsurancr
company, lie leaves thrCc hruthrr7'
Frank, IN apprentice In the lural
Santa ", shops Joseph and liuhrrt:
nnd ihr'u .HI,rt Mabel, Cecilia aud
veronica. Tho body Waq sent cast
N"St"rdl, an, rhuuu uud huIidl viii
TAX" plurr ulumsldr the Grave at his
father .ud muth"r Ia Mount DIN,i
cemetery ~ chicago, following s'rN
i'oS In 81 IrrIlln', church, Mr.. Nur
riS wua W,Whur at tIluu,t Gnuu-
ell, knights ct Columbus. IN Chicago.
anu IN" knights ct Columns IN 81.
huuu"ruur held luuUru nrrNirrS N"s.
t'rdaN afternoon 1T tIullutl x Waters
chapel, later ,r,urting the body To-
tn" Santa fu Station The deceased
W. u model young man, Hu d.irma
his stay IN Albuquerque had mlur
many friends among the Younger
men, an nl whim r'gr"l sincerely his
untimrlN passing,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
R0SWELL-T O.VAUGHN
AUTO MAIL LINE WILL
BE DISCONTINUED JAN. /

Roswell ~ NJ, Dec, lG.--Tho first
automobile mail lin" established In the
United SiItoE--lhr line between ltos-
Wen aud Naughn--.is Ia hc disrOn.
tlnucd about The iirst uf thr year ana
one established To- CirrizuZu
T., \. Cannon, cashier oi IN" First
National hank D'UciEoh u telegram
from tcprescntniiyc GrurR" curry at
Washington, that tn" auto mail con-
tract VAS lot saturday Ia ih" lIuSNcll
Auto company.
Although Lu details have been re-
Cciy"d, II In thought that tIc new route
VIII start about thr !lgst of the NCHT,
and the Vaughn Roswell contract can
Ccllcd.
The new line VIII D. 1uS miles long.
The old one WHS Hi.a miles. Thr
schedule viii 1r 70. IN, Ia = y. ~.
each way, The pOHoihccs served WI
be- PiCaCh0. Tinnir, Horde, FuTt stan
ton NORnl and CarrizOz0.
& VI. farnsWorIh, president Of the
Roswell Auto company. VII! leave to-
morrow morning a. LOOK over the new
route. Men Will also start ont Mon
day 10 nix the roads.
The heavy afternoon mall VIII bo
brought In by the santa Fc aftcr tho
route Is established.
Tho Roswell Auto company Wall
carry passengers ana these pnEsen-
gers viii maze the same connections
aS they have been making ~ vaughn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
Curry County Crops for 1912 Make
Remarkable Shouting; Daiying Popular

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
viii Goosc Hunt In rown Center.

Pottstown. pa, Dee. lG.--Thc un-
usual spectacle OF hunters trying "a
capture wild geese right In the center
0f own occurred when y flock ol SIN
teen. after roosting last night on hiS-
tOric Washington hill. flew around ~"
grounds Of the I'm school, where
some of the attaches took q shot at
them.
one drake struck n wire In front
off Elmer Hartcnstln"H residence ana
fell TO the pavement. but few away
before II could be captured.
The entire flock swnOped Into the
yard Of Mrs. Lizzie l.. Smith and
liuttered around pen In which she
has tame goosc, but New AWAY when
Mrs. smith. who keeps boarding
house, tried 20 corral them.
Most Of the geese apparently
weighed ten pounds -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
Deming Setting the Pace in School
Enrolment in State of New Mexico

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Nlilh''a N''''' ''"'' h'.'
nh" ~ 'H." ~ E"u'h#' l'iu pat
IN - daily Train service between lhln-
ing nud llcrmnnas uu tll. l''h IN"
unin lrnNrs bclnInE ~ o., nr, ni-
ri'inE her" from ll"ru1un 40 ~"
H. ~,
Melon und produrr \ssnrinIinu.
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Siam. ,,In,,,d. I,nl,b a. ,sIy urcI
I'm a.. Al WiiIiu,ng IIrc urryi
L.rr "a A. II,JI irrl,s,,r,,r ana n
p.L,,n, rrr,,,.,r, Ahni,i tvn INN.
ind .r.r,.r ,,,r, nI.,I.,,I IA runtI -
luup,s rpr lh" coming season, nnd
Edward E.iu, of 'hl"uPu Wts dos
ignAt"d o.IuuF 1w'M "i IA" nssu-
rintiuu. Mr. HNru' hH- nHd vid" 'N-
p"ricnrr IN lhl ."rt It, marked IA"
la Juntn m'luu 'rur IH.' SEASON.. CIV
ing the larmir me- I ''ul. pr melon
AZ this meeting lh' matter "i rmpl"N
ing an agricultural '.p"r' 'nr tn' N1l.
lev 90 advise tho IaIru'r $50, HIso dis
Guessed cursed. u. II, DnSr s''''' nn'' mat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16
7 Special Correspondence Ia the Herald;

Special Correspondence ~ the Herald
Brmiug. ~ 81. toe. lG, H. re-
spunding To- lnr toast The Drmiug
Schools. ~ tho rnaml,r ct Commerce"
hauuurt Tuesday mgnl prm. ! r..
Nav lor, superintendent Of TIA" 'lN
srhouls. presented Ihr following m.
torrMing comparative .tdtlStiCE III
the lurIy-,Ight state. ui the i'ull'd
states uud tho ll,siTl,l of Columbia.
Sew MDEiru sluud. iurlN-srCOud no
the per cant of o.huul population ru.
rolled. with HNi' ul' uiIt Of ,,'rN
hundred. II the "ulir" state ranked
~ nigh ~ Drming Wo would stand
g,vcnth with eighty .lwu out uf every
hundred. Again, II ia" entire stat"
ranked ~ high ~ DrminR IN thr
number ~ pupils attending daily for
each 100 enrolled, hr would be srCr
und with riRhIN-siN instead Of thirty
third with siNtN-,IN M" state ui
Sow McXiru stands lorly-nlnth IA lhr
uvCTlE" nimb"r ul DAYS schools were
kent during the year, The average
tor ihr WhOl" state VAS 100. for b"lu-
Ing l72 Th"r" are fourteen states
with ul average larger than This
IN" largest average numhFr of days
attendance FOR an school children uI
any state IN mas Hnd ~ that of Mas
snchusotts. Sew MrXirO, 1 am suT-
rs Ia ray. stands iurty.ninth, az ui
The foot uf the column. Deming hh5
ln average nf llS" superintendent
Taylor presented other valuable hi-
lisliCs. ana asserted that white the
mntrrlal progress at bcmlng had been
Ia the last few years perhaps grcnt-
cr than that or amy other town In
III" southwest, hill her educational
progress hud kept pace with her ma
tcrinl development "rhe equipment
Oi your high school IL az the very
best, TIL" mHnunl training depart
mcnt has u full ana complete equip-
mont for the Fundamentals OF cRrpen-
tcring which gives the boys land
some Of the RlrlsD IN" hdvnnihgc Or
two high school units Of work. The
domestic Acirnrr dopurlmgfit IL also
prepared Ia furnish the hest Of train
Ing IN this line uf work. Tho equip
ment ~ standard equipment. The Ia
bOrltories Of science are provided
with the apparatus for the expert
mentg required by the nagodiatloD of
colleges and universities Or tho see
Ondafy schools"
Bnnt. Taylor closed with q plea for
% county hlgh school Ia Demine. lie
declared that such y hlRh school
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l16 w. Gold Ave.
PHONE 1856
MEN ON FIRING LINE"
ARE SIGNING PETITION

Travelling men VINO are puuHts ,u 'u"
AhIrudu Motel ,odtN began Ia ,.au "
Irtitim which WI -" forwarded 80
Postmaster General Frauk ~ IIt,a-
cock when = sufficient number NJ fis.
na,urrs are procured. asking that ih"
rost"nirrs throughout thu tinted
states deliver mai! ON Sunda, "a no
tells and thcat"rs ind that all employees
81 the post oiiirc department hc grant
81 compcnHtory time off COR sucn
work. The petition - being signed 1T
the request of lIlly D.. van, chairman
of ,hc sunday Mail committee, with
headquarters 1T Hot"l pontchartrain,
Detroit, Mich, Billy u. Van ~ On" OF
the best known black tnr" comedians
in the country ana has undertaken 4"
get the post office department IL MAKO
an exception In IN" case "f hotels and
thcGtcrs In IN" sunday CLOSING order
adopted several months ago,
Thc petition signed her" II not m
tended Ia andy tn the AlNarado no.
tel. rs mail ~ delivered ~ the AlN"r-
ado on sunday ~ promptly ana A.
often 40 on other days OF the week.
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HOUSE TO
ATTEND PREMIER
ATTRACTION
Big Advance Sale for mad
ame Sherry" Assures Warm
Welcome in Albuquerque
for Musical Comedy.

Tho FIRST musical comedy to i,vadd
Albuquerque thus far this season,
Madame sherry" which is to be put
over the foot lights In tho Eiks' the
Htcr tomorrow night, IL assured ui "a
warm Welcome. The advance sale for
the "MadimC'' has been gratifying
and the Indications are that IN unus-
uhlly big house viii gather to- hear tho
Twenty-Five tuuCIul numbers. or MhicM
"EN'ry Little Movement" viii again
be u feature. That the attraction IL
- mCr'tOriuus one is best proved by
the fact that nearly every thcatcr gocr
Who took ~ tn attraction when here
h"lurr rs preparing to- attend aEiin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-16

dairy cattle. Nc nus becn Nv this
bnslncfs Rcur ~ plvu tor number
of years
Mrs. Hobart e. trnwcil 1T Los An
gclcs. Callf., who has been Visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jam,i II. Wnddill, tor
several weeks. lett hero sunday night
for Aihuuucruu". where she VIII visit
her daughter. Mrs. J. -. Tlnslcy.
", II. SidrN got his thumb crushed
on YESTERDAY iu % we'll drilling ma
chine which he was operating on the
chris luith,, ulucv tour miles cust
vt town.