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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07
Raittiuscpetus pybakou-
IuiSSdtnt1e.
%. 9Riettinen.

OIiTifo ie eniinfddn ioipeliastoa
Edbdn fplpmpfleen oIen alma Iuulut
iofaiIen fristitpn antatpan tpoan
pbben mastoufien, inuotfaasti mpDn'
iDiIen, ia ientdbben minua iuurestt
bGmmdStptii, Fun erddn ieurafunnan
NuttaioSIa iulaisiueta pDptdfiriosto
buomo5in firffofuntomme piirisI6
Ioptpmdn mpDsfin iprfdsti pain
tpaSioiTia mielipiieitd. Eunnnuiino
tristitpind t1pbpmnie funpioittaa
toisten omiStomme eroatpio, tunnon
mataumutIeen peruStuipia mielipi
teitd, mutta Ie Ell eStd meitd omao
eontoomme ia fen perusIpiid ilmi
tuomasta. Siiben on fai iofoiiena
oifeus. SifIi Iuotonee guttoiasia IL
ia ndiue oIiao foStemiue mietelmil'
leni.
Std Sumalon fansia on opetufIia
ia feboihutIia raittiuteen, ei ainoas.
taan laaiemmosia f~ristiniiesid pIeis
merfitpfiesid. waon mp5s iuppeam.
mas5a, iuonnttaipista aineisto fieI-
tdptpmistd torfoittotpasfa merfitpt
iesid, mpontdnee i~ofoinen fiibenf Id
bemmin tuiustunut. Sifi Ell tar'
minnefaon Iitd Idbemmin tobisteua.
9asid on pddipp ia mieIestdni fpI'
lin riittdpd raittiusopetnfIen ontami'
Ieen ppbdfouluisiomme. Cen Iuu'
Ienfin firftomme idIenten moItapan
enemmist5n mpDntdndn. Wuooen
1909 fo~IenterisIa firioiiin: nRoittius
opetus fuulun tdm6n firioittaion
ustonnon opetuflten, ia
Iiid fits fen pbtepbesid iunnun.
toifouIuisia opettoa." 9dma Iii tie.
iDSiitin maan Iouiuitu DfiitpiIend
.ieIipiteendni, mutta ie Ieitto, eitd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07

- Gntinen preTioentti Hooieoelt on
MT biIiattaiu Iu%rautunut fofelaaffi
repubIifaaniien puulueen prefibenttt'
nimitpstd marten. 8onan pnfin
RooIep .Iun ibailiioin mieiet plleei
jdnniIptrsId bd"en DoiteIiaiImttenia
t6boeu. Isl fuitenfaon ola tparmo
ia MOTTO HooI, pelt Iuaod ninitpfIen,
iiad Iamauo %puoIueeuo onot len II.
iati fofeIoina npf. p~reibentti Sofi
la Ienaattori 2a Souette. Sos iaos
faifitin nimitptien, Min Titie nouiee
uui fpipmps tuIeefo 8ooiepeltisto
iuIema Ybopsmoltain p%refbentti.
Sos Hooiepelt iao nimiipfien, iofa
tofin fpipp toistelua, iiad 9oftin
mooIitaisieIu on mp6s iaitofpien
iobtomiesten fdfisfd ia naoIirobas'
to Iuultamasii iuIee mpbsfin ole'
moan i~uureuoinen bdnen bpmafieen,
min mabbouiiesti fiaoin repubIifaa'
nien pmoIue tuIiIi wieId bonitiemaan
feuraopan prefibeniifauben. Mutto
ios 9oft faiii nimitptfen tnIifi iIoin
moIto mabboHiTeSt bemotraateiue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07

- nefo on iuuri, nsfauus fuffa.
So marmaa on, eitd finuua ei ole
futfaa, joliet iinuIa olt iuuria. Wut'
ia pbtd tparmao on iefin, ettd iinuI'
la moipi OLA iuuri, ,poan Ell fuftaa
oIemosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07

eoa itIemme Sanen IapIitIeen ia Su'
olerpan meibdn Sidmme. Ute
FAMINE iloiten tdtd mpDs tunnustoa
apostoli Sobannefl len ta'
3atIofaa mintdlaiIe fen ratfan'
ben Sid on nellie oIoittonut, ettd
meibdt Sumolan IapIifIi nimiteidan.
ga MT me olemme Sumalan lapiet.
Il Sob. 3: 1, p
Mpostoli toinoo nield ormoa ia
raubaa SeeiutIelta 9listutIelta, mel
bdn Serraltamme. SeeiufIen fa,tta
ontin Sumola oioittaumt meiNe ifdl
liIen ratfautenIa. Sdnesid on Su
maIan armo nellie ilmestpnpt. Sd
men fauttan5a on armo la totuuS
mailman tullut. SGn on rauban
rubtinas. !Sdn on tebnpt ranban
perenid fautta ristin pddad meiodn
ia Sumalan mdliud. Sentabben ems
me ilman Serraamme Seeiusta &ris'
tusta moifaan tuntea Sumalaa or
mon ia rauban SumalatIi meta Ipn'
tiIid fobtaon, maan oinoastaan
manburstaafi tuomariffi ia fulutta'
mafii tuIefIi. Wutta SeeIufiesIa Sdn
ilmenee nellie raftaona SIdndmme,
iota Ell taboo pbbenfddn ipntiien
tuolemaa, ipaan on faiffi meibdt
Sanesid IapIitieen foriannnt ia ba'
luaa, ettd faiftt fddntpiiimdt usfo'
maan SeeIufIeen ia eldiIindt. Sdmd
SeeIus 2ristls on meibdn Serroms
me, iiud Sdn on Iunastanut meiodt
fobotetut ia tuomitut ibmiiet omif'
ieen.
@rmoa ia raubaa toipottaa apos'
toll filippildifiue. Sitd toipottaa to-
tdfirioittaiotin tdmdn Ieboen lnfi'
ioiue. Ndisti I~anoisto, armo ia rou'
ba, 5onoo &utber: me f%Idltdlpdt fo'
70 friStinopin pddfiduDn. @rmo ans
tau ipnnit anteefIi ia rauba tuoitaa
Iemouiien ia iloiIen omontnnnon."
"a min onfin oIia. Sos Ell oliit Su'
malan ormoa, Ell oliii mpDsfdan
Ipntein anteetii antamusta. Wutta
Fun metnd on Sumolan armo ia me
fen ustoua itIeuemme omistammc,
min Iiuoin tiebGmme olemamme ma
paat Ipnnistd ia faifista fen ieura'
ufista. Sunala Ell tuomitle meta,
|maiffa me olemme ipntiIid Sdn on
nellie armouinen ia on nellie faitfi
Ipnnit antanut onteefTi. Sa fun Sdn
Ell tuomitie meta, min Ell fufaan iil'
loin moi meta tuomita, eli pdduem'
me eantoa eifd meitd fobottoa ,&ris
tuS on fuollut ebestdmme. Siiud on
SumaIan apteefIi antofpa ormo TO
70 runiaubesIaan ilmestpnht. Gris'
t,S ndet moiStoi Sumolan armpstn
toitfein eoeStd fuoleman. WltsId
2ristus ndin tunnetaau Wapabtas
jana Ia eletddn IitG Sumalon armos'
ia, Held noutitaan roubaa Sumolan
tansia. Sieud eletddu lenouilela ia
iloiieaa omaIatunnolIa. Sumolan
armo ia rouba liiddntpfDDn NEIL
le.
%. gniettinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07

Xuteriloistfn Iufumddrd. 2tites
rtIaiuen tiIastotieteiIiid tri Sobn ".
2enfer lastee mooilmasIa oIepon
2S,lO2 IuieriIaista poppia ia 3O,3S5
feurafuntoa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07

- Dopous eli IoSfeennu fonToue,
fonion idptpp nousia iiicnId mapau>
teen; ie On Fiuuous, iouto tdp'pp an.
ioito, ennentain Iiitd poibaon naut.
Ito. = GoIton.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07

Demofraatiiieua puolella l1ptpp td.
bdn aSti mpDs folme fofelosta ia
ne omat fumernD1ri WilIon, fons
sresfin ebustoiabuoneen pubeeniob'
toia glare ia consresIimieS TIMBER
noob.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07

Toimitus eli sailyta kirioitnksia, joita se Ell vo
j~ulaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-07

Rshatlahetettak66t joko suorastaan rahassn
sai expressi- tai pankkivekselissa tahi posti-mo-
uey-orderissa dollaria pienemmat summa vol
iaAn lAhettAA l sentin postimerkeissA,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
SIX WOMEN WEAR
MALE ATTIRE
one Arrested in Omaha Tclls Of Com
panions Who Arr Working ON Sec
ton and Trnmping,


Omaha, Fob. g- According 20 the
story of Mrs. +. j. Nelson. arrested
here for impersonating a man, ave
other women Of Omaha, Council
Bluns and Lincoln are going over the
country wearing male attire and do
ing the work OF men. Who these wo-
men were. Mrs. Nelson refused 90
say further than that they we're
friends % hers
Mrs. Nelson, when arrested, was
wearing q mans clothes and her hair
cropped close. She said Ia police
court today that her husband. a bar
tender was IN Kansas city hospital
She said she began wearing male at
tire ave years ago and has been pass
ing herself or for man and doing a
mans work ever since.
For awhile che worked as laboroI
on railroad section and az one time
was employed In railroad round
house. She WIS smoking cigar when
arrested. Of late she has boon work
ing in "a restaurant "a Council Blun'
ana when arrested sine was on hel
way TO Lincoln.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09

Chicago. Feb Strength came
back 20 wheat today as result of re-
ports that the argentine strike CON
tinued. Notwithstanding official re-
ports 10 the contrary Attention also
was given 90 figures showing that the
worlds available stock suffered d
huge decrease Tor January aH compar-
cd with a substantial gain during the
Same month year ago. opening
prices were i-sff lac to iac higher.
May started AZ st.03 s-401.04. an ad-
vance Of LA NC an drose so si.0tp
100 les.
Corn assembled owing TO the umid-
lty Of short sellers May opened a
shade Co i-Sc up al Gs 3-Sff 6Siac TO
IS e.. aud rose 90 6gc.
May oats started i-Sl1-4c higher
Gt 52ia a. 80 5-sc and went to 90 3-fc
Provisions scored a gain on account
of smaller receipts OF hogs. initial
transactions varied from last niEht'a
level TO &C. advance. with May siG.sb
for pork. t9.37ia for lard and 1855
for ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
GONZALES ISSUES
SINGING Def
TO CRESPIN
Offers to Meet Teamster IN
Ten Round Go After Will
lard Bout Tonight, Whether
He Wins OF Loses.

Louis Gonzales late this afternoon
issued a def directed against one Aus
70 Crespin to the effect that he, Con
gales, Is willing TO meet Crespin on
the stage OF the Elks' theater tonight
after the Gonzales willard bout, and
whoiher he wins or loses win 30 with
Crespin ten rounds.
"Crespin has been making cracks
that he will go on with me, offering
a side bet OF 500, said Gonzales to-
day. II will make him o present OF
twenty five II he can stay ten ROUNDS
with me. II he wants to 60 on let
him meet me on the stage at the
Elks tonight after my bout with VIII
lard ! will so on with Crespin
whether Willard wins from me or
win from willard Now Is the chance
for Crespin 20 show where he stanos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
FAT MEN ENTIRELY
OUT OF STYLE
Tallors Declare That senderness -
Essential This Year IL onc L. 90 IL
Properly CARRIED.

Buffalo. y. r., Feb. 9.-Fashion's
DEGREES governing meme dress in
1919 offers small comfort 20 The fat
man. Tho order Of tho custom CUT
torg Association OF America, now la
session here. d as follows.
"The slender man S. 90 Doe The model
Tor 1912. 10 be conaidercd we'll dress-
"a and well groomod "a man must
give the impression OF slendorness. 10
ho is not naturally slender. his tailor
must adopt measures 20 make him ape
pear so. The Cnnets must all tend 90
produce siendcrness."
Conservation VIII be the watchword,
according to Chairman NJ. =. walker
There viii be no padded shoulders,
aud tighter nts VIII be the order oi
the day. Either plain or striped ei-
focts win be correct
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
CATALANO DIVORCE
CASE ON TRIAL
IN CHAMBERS
Defendant stubbornly Con-
testing Allegations Of Cruel
ty and Non Support Made
by Plaintiff.

Judge Herbert Reynolds In the dis
trict court heard in chambers this
afternoon conadcrnole testimony IN
the case OF Maria Catalano versus ".
@. Catalano. the plaintiff asking q di-
yorce on tho grounds Of iil treatment
ana non support. Catalano nle4' e.
cross complaint. following the Ming
by Mrs. Catalina OF a suit FOR divor'e.
and ~ lighting the case Sick lay
ANNA, brother of Mrs. Cntdlauo wits
one OF the principal witnesses for a e
plaintiff today. tostlfylng thai for sex
oral months lac had supplied her WITH
the necessities OF lie for herself ana
children. Lagamma claims that cat
alamo was married eighteen years ago
IN New York city and that his sister
was Ignorant OF this alleged FIRST mar
rlare until two months ago. Cata-
lano IN his cross complaint, read into
the record today, claims that he has
always been a good husband
Today Is Motion Day.
Today was motion day In the dis
trict court and Judge Reynolds heard
several motions. Ia the ease Of Mira
bel versus stephens he sustained the
motion of the defendant FOR a oill OF
particulars. The court also ruled sov-
eral other motions OF minor import
anco including u motion In tho case
81 James +. Brown. who appealed
from decision rs the probate court
later sustained hy Judge Abbott.
AbcYta Gets 80 Days.
Jose Abcyia, found guilty on q
charge of petty larceny by Judge Craig
this morning, was committed 60 the
county ian this afternoon. He VIII
serve thirty days
Whitaker Trial Tomorrow.
The trial Of Charles a. Whitaker,
proprietor OF the suanyside Inn, in
| old Albuquerque, arrested last night
on "a charge of obtaining goods under
! .alsc protcnsos, viii begin in judge
Craig's court tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock The Meyers company swor'
to the complaint Oh which Whitaker
| WAS arrested
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
SRUFFLEBARGER HAS
SOLD FURNITURE
STORE
Chas E. Boldt, Purchaser of
Old, Established Business at
218 West Gold Avenue.

Charles r. Eoldt latc OF the Kapplo
FuTaturo company ana connected
wish The furniture business in tnls city
FOR The past ten years, yesterday
closed through the Porterncid COM
pauy. deal by which hc becomes
owner of the old, established tumi-
turo business cot j. d. Shufnabargcr
az g1S West Gold avenue.
Mr. Boldt took possession today and
has already started some oytouslVe
improvements. ln addition to % select
stock of new furniture, Mr Holdt VIII
carry secondhand sDods of desirable
quality
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
Afrs. AIarccIlna lewis.

A tologram from san MarcIal today
announces tha doath IN that town last
night OF Mrs. Marcclina Lewis,
mother of D. o. Lewis Of this city. Mr.
Lewis left toI san Marcial this morn
ing 20 look after the funeral arrange
ments Ml Lewis was nlnoty-four
years ola ANA had resided In Albu-
qucrque for many years. she went to
san Marria' r1 visit her daughter Mrs
TfulHno. Huilos j. q. Lewis of thls
city. the dscoased leaves two other
sons Charl. LOWS OF chicago. and
william LOWS. THE time of tho fu-
moral win N. announced later.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
WAR ON TURKEY IS
UNITING PEOPLE
IN ITALY
Old and New Parties Have
Ceased and Many Tribes,
Hitherto Enemies, Have
Become Reconciled.

Rome, Feb 9--The Turcoltalinn
war continues OF absorbing interest 10
Italians. and 40 matter what the mon
etary cost--it will soon reach $780,
600. O0O--p popular feeling is that IL can
not be too great to pay for the uniii.
cation OF his maiestys subjects that
has resulted, let alone All other con-
siderations.
The old antagonlsm of NoapOliians
and Piedmontcae OF Calabrese and SIC
Hans. Of Genoese and Ncnetians and
of l4ombards and Southernors, has dis.
appeared before the common enemy
Old and new parties have ceased 10
exist, with no other example IN his
| tory after 1S4S. when Plus TX. also
having Joined in the national war
| against Austria. the whole country
was in accord.
All classes, from the royal family
down TO the poorest people. have
their children In the entertainments
Queen ELENA said y wish my sor
| umberto were a dozen years older
TO De able 10 90 to the front
The Duchess d'Aosta, her children
too Young to take part, went herself
as a nurse. The manifestations OF ai.
lection for the army and navy are
many. A woman sent rosette form
| ed OF the Italian tri-colOr TO the col
onel Of regiment, with an apology
because il had faded, and adding: q"
/ made Il with the remains OF the trl
color with which my grandmother
when I was n child. made rOsettes to-
the soldiers OF the independence, risk
ing her head May this same ribbon
make YOU victorious
The devotion Og the peasants q
loyen more moving q woman Of th'
\ Ahruzzi sent to her son, who IS
sharpshooter and served brayely an
der General Fan, two bologna saua
ages. writing In poor Italian One q
for Won and the other for your general
lie has deserved II also
Sons OF some OF the wealthy Arab
Of Tripoh who hra favorable 20 IN
Italian occupation have come here Il
complete their studies. and have hcol
the objects o. friendly demonstrations
Recently they visited the Coliseum
and the Roman Forum, 81 Peter
and the Catacombe and all the othc
wonders OF the Eternal City. Aske
what had impressed then. most the
answered The 700, we wrote then
that q is better than Noahs ark
Noah had only had a pair OF each AMI
mall while here there are dozens q
oacht"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
JUAREz RACES


(ug Evening Herald A, y. Leased Wlrel
Iuarez. Mexico, Feb, 9.--Entries for
tomorrow,
First race. selling. five furlongs:
Defy, WAIST lla Ailsa Paige, 90: First
Fashion o.; wild Bear. Don't Say
No. 100. Lady While. Iwalani. 1o6;
fJnmes Blackstock t0T; chilly MAY
hue. tf0 Originator. ~; Henry w
Williams. ti2, King, Amorilla. Anti
SO. IT'S.
second race. selling. six furionssj
Boogor Battle. 90, ego Solo. 91 Ma
mac. 1902. FLYING Pearl. sersnade
l08: Braxton. Eaielia, New capital
stafford Doc Allen, Thistle. 105; Higl
Range. los.
Third race. selling, flllles and mares
six furl0ngs aFerrona, 81: Mary Em
IFS, The Visitor, DecesariGn 90
sChnla. Hoopa. l02; soma, ii2.
Fourth race. selling. six gurlongs
Abound. iO2. Bill Eaton, 105; 'Judg'
walton. 100; Wanef. Faneui Han
John H. sheehan, Light knight. los
Hex. III.
Finh race, selling. five furlongs
Isom, III patio. 81; sRamsy. 1o7; Nen'
Won, Parneii Girl. 10G: Mia. Deerfoot
silver Stocking. i1O; Mike Molett, liz
g. H. Patten. ii5.
sixth race. selling. seven furlongs
Lady Macy, 'Bit of Fortune. 100
Fern H.. sLOua Creed, Mlnnolette
1903: Bnironia, los; pit-a-Pats Zulu
Fred MuihollaDd, 10.
Apprentice allowance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
CmLnREN WHO ARE sICKIlY.

Mothers who value their own COM
fort ana tho welfare 90 their child
rem. shoull never be without box OF
Mother Gray's sweet Powreda for
children. Tor use throughout the sea-
lson. They break up Colds, Relieve
Fevogishncss, Constipation, Tocthlng
Disorders. Headache and stomach
Troubles. Used by Mothers for 22
years. THESE POWDERS NEVER
FAIL. sold by all Drug stores, zoe.
Don't Accept any substitute. sample
mailed FREE Address, Allen $. Ohm
stod. lie Roy, n. Y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
Kansns CIV Ilxeslnck

Kansas city, Feb. Cattie-Re
ceipts 1000. including 100 southcrns;
market steady; native steers. $500
$50; southern steers. s6.0066.bO;
southern cows and hoifcrs. t3,25n
.5.25; native COWS and helfers. $4,000
$50, stockers ana feeders. $3.50
.G75. butts. &4.O0mBb0. cnives, s4O0
also; western steers. $4,000 z so;
western COWS. t2.26G6.b0.
Hogs Receipts 5000: market
strong. bulk of sales, tG00m0.80;
heavy. &G.25W6.85. packers and
butchers. Sgt0TG.85. lights. $3.50
els. pigs Si50W5.OO.
sheep Receipts 1000; market
strong; muttons. S3.25@475; lambs.
{b.26m $40; fed wothorn ana year.
llngs. s8.75m5.50, fed owes, $3.50
90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
LABOR LEADERS IN
TWENTY CITIES
TOBE ARRESTED
At ONE TINE
Plans Are Being Matured for
Serving Warrants on Sus-
poets Probably on Monday,
Say Authorities.
SOME HAVE ARRANGED
TO SECURE AMPLE BOND


(Ity EveninE Itermid a. =. s,enaea yvirel
Indianapolis, Ind, Fob. 9.--Fedcral
uuthorities ia the twenty cities whore
are known TO be forty or more men
indiStcd IN connection with the dy-
Mantle conspiracy case today we're in
formed OF the identities OF the de-
PENDANTS. Plans for simultaneous are
rests of the men, probably oa Monday,
are progressing,
Reports that some OF the men were
not 20 be found az their usual haunts
caused no alarm at United states Dis
trict Attorney Miller's Office. when
word for their arrest is aent out, Il
o. said. &c would DO found that the
government had been kept fully adj
ylsed as 90 their movements.
Many OF the defendants, IL IL re-
ported, have taken steps toward fur
nishing bond for their appearance for
arralgnment, here on March ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
N
STOCK MARKET
LAGS TO-DAY
Undertone of Lists Was Firm
and Bears Made No Further
Attempts to Start Any
thing.

tny Eveaing nerstd a. ?. leased Wifsl
New York. Feb. Speculative In
terest in the stock market was too
slight 20 effect decided change Ia
the level OF prices during the morning.
The bear faction, which for several
days has been making Intellectual at
tompte TO unEcttlo prices. made no
further efforts and the uudortone OF
the market was firm. Reports that
some of the smaller steel manufacture
crs were cutting prices had no effect
on the steel sharas. The copper
group fen back slightly on profit taxi
ing after yesterdays rise, despite the
sharp advance In the price OF metal
abroad Increasing strength was
shown under the leadership OF the
HIN stocks, the southern group ~
stocks sharing. Great Northern pre-
ferrcd rose ] 81 and Northern Pa
cific and ST. Paul /. Prices OF the
principal shares M midday ruled gem
orally a fraction above Yesterdays
final figures.
bonds were steady
Underlying strength was shown IN
the early afternoon, despite the ex-
tromc dullnoss.
southern stocks improved further
! Atlantic Coast Line rising Ia and
Louisville a Nashville ] "a. Details
~ the weeks currency movement
show an apparent loss in cash OF
S5.O00.Qoo. principally from the large
gold exports
An easter tone prevailed In tho late
trading. Roading. Great Northern
/ preferred and Northern Pacific re-
acted haiti point Tobacco issues
weakened materially American To-
bncco lost and f.orllard points.
Denver a Rio Grando preferred sag
sed 2ik
The close was steady
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
Chicago livestock.

Chicago. Feb. Cattle Receipts
.O00; market dun weak; boeves.
$4,000 S.g5; Texas steers. S4.G5WB.S5:
western steers &490G7t0; stockers
and feeders. f3.S5mG.i0; COWS and
hcifers. s21GW6.6o; calves. s5.T5Gp
$50.
Hogs Receipts ge.00oi market
strong TO shade higher: light, 5000
6.2b. mixed. s5.a5GG .35; heavy. f6.00
~ G.35: rough. S6.O0m6.1O; pigs t4.iO
a 500. bulk of sales $e15gG35.
sheep Receipts 5000; market
slow. weak; native. S3.1Bsl $50. west
crn. &3.i0m4.G0, yearlings. $4,000
crn lambs. S4.5Qms.50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
Gam or TIIsNKs.

We wish 20 thank the y. OF l., q
y, Rev G.. q. Beckman, of the NJ. =.
church ana our kind friends for Kind
moss ana sympathy rendered 60 us ho-
cause of the death OF our son. Walter
Dent.
Mr and Mrs. George Dent and
Family
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
Iu.hnrh n. IIougllinn.

The funorI ID Richard u. Hough-
ton. "a wen lnown printer, who died
several DAYS leo. was held this even
ing az Q O'Clock En- Croliott ana Wat
cy8 chapel rev. Ilermon j.. VIII
liame, of the christian church ON
clated Tho sarvicos were attended
hy number 0f members OF the Typo
grapmcal union OF which Air houeh-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
r. w Furry.

A telegram from Pasadena. CALI
foraln. announces the death in that
city of b. Vs. Furry. formerly OF Az
buquerque. Mr. Furry was travelling
iishment and made his home here for
"a number of years, going 90 Califor-
mia some time ago. Particulars Of
nis death have not set been received.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
HARTMAN INTERESTS
CONTROL. WEIIS-FARGO
nv N.vnu.lnr- Herald A. n. t.enneA NNlrel

New York. Feb a.--Three dircctors
resigned from the United states tx
press company, according 20 an an
nouncement today. They are Albert
d. Broadman. George ~. burritt and
Chauncey n. Crosby, the latter a vice
president and general manager. Their
places have been taken los representa-
tiyas of Inc Hartman estate, who are
believed 20 be the controlling Interest,"
Ia the Wells-FargO company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
TED" MARKS n DEAD.
tuy evening HermIa A. " Leased NVfrel

New York, FEB. H'-rIheouUIr
C'Tod') Marks. one % the best
known figures in the theatrical world.
died here today after a several weeks
illness His hrother-in-law, p. r,
Block. who came hero from Texas,
was with Mr. Marks when ne died.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09

A piece 81 flannel dampened with
Chamberlaln's Eminent and bound on
20 the affected PARTS Is superior 20 any
plaster. when troubled with lame
back or pains In the side or chest
give Il trial aud you are certain 10
be more than pleased with the prompt
relief which Il anords. seld by All
Dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09
POOL CHAMPION TO
SHOW SKILL HERE

Local lowers OF the royal game Of
pool viii bee Interested ln the am
nounccment that English Tom Dave
Son. pool champion OF New England
Is 90 give an exhibition al . o'clock
tomorrow evening at the New Mex
ico cigar company'a pool hall No
admission fee viii be charged.