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The Washington times., 1912-02-24
Near-U Urban.

Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plans-Harry Lee
Rust ct uX. 10 Isaac Gutenberg, lot 667
square 1876 $40.
Columbia Heights-May B. Russell to Charles
II. Klose, lot 15O block e. 80.
Purner Estate-Marie Heine 10 Rita NJ. Casa
nova, part lot 2G. $40. Charles E. Douglass
to same. part same lot. $40
Washington Heights-Emma O. Clark to
Mary o. Clark, part lot So, block 4. $40,
Homead ManOr-Alicc l.. Clark to Harry E.
Smith. lot 1o6;, block 40. $40
Pet tworth-COrnelia p. Grady to Harry J.
jackson. lot 81, square G. $40
l'etworth-John w, Brauner ct uX. to Clar-
cnce 7. Lacey and Harvey c. Belt. lot
15 square -. so.
J. Lowe, lot 81, square 6. $40.
Mt Pleesant-Ha f. Smith ct ux. to
Alice L. psnrr Clark not 3 1;ckste,n $40 to Harry
Wardman and Thomas p. Bones. lot e.,
Lc DroIt Park-wilton ]. Lambert ct ux.
to John w. and Louise A II. Burrell. lot
3S block IS so.
Whitney Close-Frances W. Smylie to Cor
nc p GRADY lots cSrSays SaI H. ss 6oc nr3neT SO
to Clarence 7, Lacy and Harvey c. Belt
PcstWorth-,Harcnce T. Lacy ct al, 10 Cor
neIia r. Grady. lot 81, square G. so.
yyhitpeI CIose-M Gertru ie Frazier to Fran
meila p Grady, lots and II, block >. SO.
TrlndadCharles Z Be%%he sos5 10 SO James D.
In-Isside~Ceorge Y Worthngton, jr.. to
Leonard Sergeant, ir,, and Ida J. sar-
geant, lot S6, block H. $40 ,,
West Holmead Manor-Harry Wardman ct
al to Sankey and Elizabeth I, Bacon, lot
- square "S27. so.
CnL,mbis Heights-Charles Some CT uX. to
Edith S. Cummins lot 81: square $50 so.
Ic Droit Park-Paul II. Moreland to Lille
Gibson, lot 66. block D SO
Washington Heights-l.ouis h. Emmert 10
Josiah 4. Van Orsdcl, part lot H. block
4. SO
Meridian Hill-Eate Il. Van OIsdeI u Louis
II EnImert lot A. square 1854, $40.
Pleasant Plains-HeCn NJ. HoSghton 10 Ma
halath T. Mckee, lot s., square 1854 $40.
Petworth-Harry J. jackson 81 uN. to George
r. Fraser, lot "a, square s, SO
PetwOrth-g Joshua w. Carr et uN. 10 Adam
The Washington times., 1912-02-24

J.. and Annie r. Chapman, part block %,
SO
HIEhriew-Daniel Doody et uX. to Harry
Wardman and Thomas p. Bones, lots 80 TO
So. block ., SO.
Highview-Harry Wardman ct al. to Daniel
and Bridget Doody. part block !. $40.
Moore Barbour's Adlition-Edward d.
Hardy ct uN. to George d. and Margaret
G. Davis, lot 90, block 6, $40.
lngleside-Lewts r. Breuninger ct ux. to
Joseph j. and Myrtle l.. Pohlmann lot o.,
block is, So
Woodley Park-Tennedy Bros. to Richard T.
NCox lot 12l, block %, SO.
Dobbins Addition-Emma Levy ct Vir Abra =
ham, to Henry f. Williams, lot SO, square
5. $40.
Washington HeightS-Henry E. Williams ct
uN to abraham and Emma Levy. lot 56.
block ,, $40
LIE Drot Park-sarah F. J. Goode, to Mae
II. Gotwald, lot % block II, $40.
The Washington times., 1912-02-24
Judge De Lacy Gives
Lecture at TakOma

Mem bers of the Home Makers club
CT TakOma Park, today know of the
inner workings and methods of the
Juvenile Court after the lecture given
by Judge William De Lacy at the Ia
koma Library last night.
Outlining the work Of the Juvenile
Court and the methods Of dealing with
children, Judge DE Lacy spoke Of the
lack OF suitable home for imbcciIa
children. Judge DE Lacy asserted this
as one of the immediate needs OF the
District
The Washington times., 1912-02-24
Announces Sermon.

The greatest thing God can do for
Washington people" will be the subject
for the sermon of he Rev r. Hez
SVEN, pastor. of the Capital Baptist
church at the Typographical Temple,
tomorrow night at s o'clock. Moral
and social conditions in the Capital
will be discussed by the Rev. Sven.
The Washington times., 1912-02-24
BOYS Seek Places.

More than score of applicants for
jobs as messenger boys in the Govern
ment departments are being examined
by the Civil Service Commission today.
All of those who pass, irrespective of
residence, will be eligible for appoint
ment to the departmental! service a: en-
trance salaries ranging from $3.50 to
t4S0 year,
The Washington times., 1912-02-24
Hotel to Be Sold.

Efforts 20 set aside the auction sale
of the New Fredonia Hotel, on II street.
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northwest have not been sue
Ccssful, Ind the sale is scheduled for
next Thursday afternoon The sale Is
under 1 second deel of trust for $4,000,
subject IL Il tirst deed of trust for $50, =
OOG
The Washington times., 1912-02-24
Buys Nine-Room House
In u Street for $500

Mrs. Mathilda T. Mcdonald has pur-
chased from Mrs. Frances E. Nichols
the ninc-room residence at q L street
northwest for $500. The sale was made
through the office of the Willett &
RejneCke Co. They also report the
sale of tho cight-rOom dwelling at 1921
Twelfth street northwest to James r.
Brennan for Charles =. O'IIara, for
S415O
The Washington times., 1912-02-24
Buys HighVieW Home.

Mrs. Flora B. Camp has purchased
from shannon < Luchs the new two
story dwelling at 1853 V street northeas st
for s., 800. The house is one OF the 300
built and building DY Harry Wardman
in the IIiEhview "cCtion.
The Washington times., 1912-02-24
Southwest,

5'6 Mclean avenue southwest-Hcnry II.
Bergman ct al, trustees, to Louis A. John
son, lot S6, square 546, 81. ESQ
The Washington times., 1912-02-24
A
Month

The $3.50 a month includes
all interest and over half of it
goes directly toward paying for
your home. Can you afford to
go on paying rent when you
might be saving over half of it?
This is one of the famous
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc,
homes, built not only to give the
greatest amount of comfort and
convenience, but built so we'll that
ii will be valuable asset TO leave
10 your family when you die.
The Washington times., 1912-02-24
At 18th and E Streets N. E.

Finshed sampIo, ~ l5th st, n Q.
Heated and open daily until dark
Well arranged homes OF bright rooms
Light, dry cellar. Front and rear porches
Finest possible furnace. Good plumbing
The construction OF these homes from eel
lar to roof is of the best and most durable
description The neighbOrhood rs cNcep-
uonally convenient and rapidly enhancing
in value Make up your mind promptly
for this Is a special 'out of season price
and special terms, and they are seIllhs
very fast.
WATCH THE CONSTRUCTIONS
or other Middaugh & shannon, Inc.
homes now being built
Warder and Newton SITS. n. W, Park
View. 3 rooms deep-Si 800; Sj2.oo month";
including all interest.
a3OT to 1923 10Th ST. n. W. lnsleside,
facing Rock Creek PARKS, $50; $3.50
a NINTH Including all interest.
The Washington times., 1912-02-24
Middaugh & Shannon Inc.

SHANNON & LUCHs. Selling Agents.
7l3 lith st. n. w.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
PR06RESSIyES TO
HOLD PRIMARIES
TONIGHT
Delegates TO Be Chosen 70 Der.
nalillo County Convention
to Be Held in This City July
"a.

Pfimarcs WIN BE- held IN the local
precincts tonight from 20 . o'clock
20 choose dolegaies ~ the county
cOnvnttiOn 81 the Progressive party
hers on Juiy ~, ~ which tina twon-
ty-four delegates Will be selected 60
represent BefnaliiiO county IN the
Mate convention to be held IN Albu-
eliefoue, Monday, Iuly ~, Tha piece
- holding the primaries are as foI-
lows: W
IN Precinct No ~. az the office ~
judge w. W Mcclellan. ~ the city
buiisink on North Second street. Tina
preclncf ~ entitled 10 twontysatven
deicfnteH.
Precinct 20. at the office Of Atans-
so Monioya. on Third street bekN cen
Colo ana Centrnl avenues. rne pre-
rlncf N entitled TO thirtystwo dole
gates
Old Albuuuorgue, precinct ~ IN
the court house. The preci1cd a. en-
Titled 90 choose thirteen dalegnlcH.
Precinct No. =, M the house of
~ a. Guruie The prccinCt ~ en-
titled 90 four delegates.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
COURT NOTES.

Gertrude MiIroy, through Attorney
u. w. Dobson. has filed suit IN tho
district court. asking "a divorce from
Ter husband, Frederick Milroy.
Plaintiff alleges that Milroy ahan.
doned her ON June ~. fsii. ANA has
failed 10 adequately contribute to her
support since that time. The Mil
roys were married In Chicago In 1899
and have two children OF which tho
plaintiff asks the custody.
The American Lumber company
has entered suit asking Judgment
against J. e. HUFF Of the Gallup
Lumber company for Sf.326.s4, al
iege to be due on account.
Judgment has been granted In tho
cases Of A. y. Oale, va G. Armiio for
3221.2si a. ID. OBle w. w. d. Davis,
for s2eb.sa, ana A. d. Ogle W. Jay
TURKEY for t503.70 All eases were on
proinissory notes which had been as-
Hisned to the piaintiff for collection
through his attorney Isnac Barth.
The notes were originally given 10
the Southwestern Underwriters ASSOC
citation and % q. A. M. Wilson.
dalzn'a nEeaa II BesA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
PERSONALS.

Miss Berenice Hesseldcn, daughter
81 Mr.. and Mrs Wallace HcHHcldcn.
returned last night from Hanta Ne,
where she visited for three weeks the
guest 81 the McFios Miss LILLIAN
Hesseidcn. who has been IN the capi-
tai for Some time. VIII remain there
until August 18th.
Mrs James HenneEsy ~ West
Roma avenue, left last night for an
extended stay In southern California.
Mrs. Hcnncagy ~ accompanied by her
sOna. Connie ana John.
because Of the threatening weD Their
and rain storm yesterday afternoon
the concert "a have been Rlven BY the
Albuquerque Concert band was post
pOned until next sunday
Attorney James n. ltiddeil Df GIN
rinnafl spent today in Albuquerque
ana expects "a leave ihiH evening for
Roswell On business mission.
,. Porter Jones. the well known In
nirnncr man and Republican leader.
waa AN arrival on the California
limited today from his headquarters
Charles v. Stafford, private sccro-
tary "a senator A. u. FAN. ~ Wash
lnRton. " IN Albuquerque today, Mr.,
Stafford came WRIST 60 SANTA Re 10 NJ.
tend the f0nefef 81 his Hnn. Jacob
who died suddenly last week follow
Ing an operation for appendicitis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
JOYRIDERS ARE
IDENTIFIED
Young Men Who Were Riding
in Car When Antonio Sab
edra Was Struck, Located
by County Authorities.

Frank Metxlnger. Ted swOpe and
young man named Johnson are the
which struck Antonio Sahedra al an
early morning hour yesterday. the nc-
cident occurring near the iiurnalillo
county court house. The boys were
Out for "a ride and ran against Sabodrn
as he Was walking along Central ave-
nue.. Hnbcdfa had been attending "a
dance and was on his way home. Al
though badly shaken Up u ~ likely
he viii recover The accident Oc-
cured. the boys say. because Sabcdra
VAS ON the wrong side Of the road.
an also bcca - IL was az an hour
when Il was etlll dark and thoy we're
not expecting Hny vehicles or podcs-
trlans To be on the street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
BAR ASSOCIATION TO
MEET IN LAS VEGAS

The New Mexico Bar association
VIII hold ~ nnnun' meeting IN Las
Vegas ON August ~, II Ia expected
that nj this meeting. definite plans
viii he formulated by the nssucfation.
looking toward the enactment 1T leg
iHnti0n much desired by membcra uf
the lmr throughout the state. Nellie
t.. brewer. secretary and treasurer
Of the association. has addressed the
following circular letter Ia members.
THE reHular annual meeting OF
the New Mexico fiar association VIII
be held az Fast Las Vegas. beglnnl"g
August ~. 1914. The program IN ~
charge OF the Las Vegas bar ana
PROMISES 10 be Of exceptional interest.
During the last session Of the Leg
Hlature. two special meetings Of the
assoclntlon we're held In Santa re Tor
the purpose 30 securing much needed
issislntion. such an new coder OF civil
and criminal procedure, and other
measures 81 moment. while the re-
suits worg not an that could Doe de-
sired. the association did good work
and an important step was taken IN
the right direction. with the pos
sibillly 81 4 session Of the Legislature
this coming winter, Il behoovos the
association 10 early formulate -
p.Ens to carry forward the work be-
sun.
All those members OF the bar who
are not affiliated with this assoclh-
ton. who have the interest 81 their
profession 81 heart, should make 4
point 10 Join the ranks az the work
crs for the hcticrmrnt 81 the laws OF
New Mexico.
Respectfully.
NEIAIE &. BREWER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Albuquerque. ~ "a. Julg ~ 1919.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
TENDER PIANO To
OPEN STAR
Learnard LiAdermann Music
Company Shows Courtesy 20
Hfim Claude Albright, hSse
for the Summer.

The Learnhrd. flndemann Music
Company u certainly entcrpriaing.
Whenever there IL anything enter
priginG 10 DO, this up-to-date mu1lc
house goes ahead ard does u. The
iafest example Of enterprise on the
part ~ the f.earnard- findemann peo-
pie came tUday when they sent 20
Nlne Claude Albright. the Aleu.
qutfpnt airi. who IL now acknbwi-
edEed ~ q great grand opera star. for
her use during the time she u visit
ing her father. Col. .. q. Albright. q
4Afon1n plano. manufactured by
JcsNg French a HDna. Newcastle Ind.
Miss Albright whs delighted with the
happy thought IN ihe presentation OF
the plano. which she declares n a
splendid instrument. very suitable
for her work. Miss Albright will use
the Instrument for seycrsi hours each
dny during her vacation, learning
new operas for the fail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
TO OPEN AGENCY
!. FOR NATIONAL 40
CARS HERE
National Motor Vehicle Com
pany Representative Be-
lieves Albuquerque Has
Best Field for Business.

Relieving. after careful inspection
Of the possibilities al nj Paso. Ros-
well aad elsewhere. that Albuquerque
affords the best field for hts business
"a the southwest. w. NJ. ISlelnmoyer at
.hc National Motor Vehicle company
mas decided Ia open state agency
here Tor the sale OF the National
Forty car MADE hy tlsls company
ana which has proved q ready seller
IN tho southwest. M. Ylel1meyar.
who ~ Ia tho city today. Will opun 4
FnfaHn ana aalcar0OinH for the "Na.
uunkl fofty' ~ cncc. Tie leaves To-
nlHht fat Indianapolis, the site Of tho
Nasiohai epmpang'a factories, and will
return IN thirty days "a commence
an active campaign for the dlktribu-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
hiss HELEN TELLER
is MARRIED TODAY

~ much interest 10 Albuau.raue
people was the wedding today 0I Mias
Helen Teller. daughter 81 Mr.. aud
Mfn. n, w. Teller of this city. and
Dr. Columbus Albert Mauldln ~ be-
troli, Mich. The wedding ceremony
WIS performed vi I o'clock this after
llnon ~ the Central Mcth0dlat church.
and wnn Witnessed by only a few rel
nslytn and Intimate friends ~ the con-
tracing parties. a wedding luncheon
was served follOwiuR the ceremony.
ftf. and Mrs. nalillln left Rt i;2O
moon tip IN the east. after which
they viii return 10 Detroit 60 reside,
Tho bride u very popular IN Albu-
Qucruuc and hna host ~ friends
here who VIII wish her happiness In
her married life.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
FORAKER NAV Bull
BIG BADGH IN
NEW MEXICO
Former Senator Prospective
Purchaser for Quarter Nil
lion Dollar Oasis Property
Near Roswclls


Especial Tetsaraia 60 EveuIna FefaId1
Roswell. Al NJ. July z2.-lt " re-
ported here today that negotiations
arc under way TOT the purchase ~
lhe Oasis fnnch properly ard that
former United States honator For-
akef ~ ohio. il the prospective puf-
chaser. The property ~ said TO be
valued a. about $4,000.
James ~ Ifddeii an attorney
from Cincinnati. and United states
Marshal Creighton NJ. Foraker are
expected here tomorrow % look over
the properly Mr. flddcli. repre-
Hehts sendtor Foraker. while the
United states marshal, whose term %
office n soon 10 expire. VIII manage
tho ranch In the event the purchase
a made AR. Foraker IL q brother Of
the f0rmer senator.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

ChInaN0. jay 81 Wheat pfIQoN TO-
day took q Duarlsh turn ~ q result
were 4 10 u down. September Htafts
"a NJ SEA- a. 03c. Touched ~ q. re-
coygrod 20 SAKE and foll back ~
o. NJ o. 40. Tho close Waa steady
With September &c net lower ~
paMc.
Corn eauod OF on accouni 81 tkc
fine weather fpr the sfoulnE crop.
Hepicmher openfd Y 10 We .ewef n
"a a. Ht#F. swung nlURnN 60 4tN4f
nnd later descended % ef#c, ripe'
hni firm 81 esM este. Harvest AZ.
lhYs Tended ~ steady oAlN NUfN spec
ulakAf1 HoNan selling. DNlnM 90 tNa
neufrNpIup ID either NfpIn N0NINm'
bcF started W ou " ave NmnNp'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

Kansas city, July 2s.--Catile--he-
eeipts. s,0oo, intending soc southern.
Market steady to strong; native
steers. sssO@ $50; southern steers,
ttgsW1ae; southern cows and hcif-
era, t3.eh6f t.at. native cows and
helfera. g3.asMSft. atockern and
feeders, tt.2b07.0Oi bulls. t3,s0W
t.a0. calves. s4.500B.2h; western
coWa s3.2aef 600.
HpE8-f Receipts. t,50o. market
steady. bulk % sales. t7.8bW1.6e.
heavy. t7.16ff T.a5: packers aud
butchers, t7.s0ef 5,6e; fights. t7.teff
1855, pigs. th.50 ef6.f5.
sheep itecolutg. 6.o0e: market
steady; muttona, t3.50W f.1ss mmna,
5.bDeg LOO. range wethefs and year.
Iings, ta.s00 5.2s; ranse ewes. $3.50
m8.4s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

New YORK, July gg.--uneyen
strength WIS shown by tho stock mar
kot during the early session today.
Tho first thirty minutes saw gen
erni upward movement but realizing
for profit or short selling soon rec
duced many Of tho gains 10 mlnor
proportions except Ia the Tohaeco Is
sues, which registered advances Of 2
20 points, There WAS az the outset
demand for Union Pacific. 81 Paul.
the Eriea and Reading. but offerings
noon arrested their rise.
Bonds vera steady.
Prices showed further tendency
10 ease off during midday and trading
owindled 70 the point ~ utter apathy
Reading WAS the heaviest 81 the lead
ing stocks IN the afternoon. losing 10
previOun advance. Other active
stocks were stationary.
The market closed iFraRula7. Union
Pacific. Reading Lehi4h valley aud
some other standard shares showed
small net losses 10 the iaef hour with
reActionary trend elsewhere. Clos
ms prlcesi
Gail m0neY. ~ aa per cent.
Prime paper ~ per cent
silver. 6OMc.
Mexican dollars. fsc.
Copper, 1880 1860.
Tin. st9.5S4ss,90
Lead, 4A6OMf.15
AmalEamHtpd. SsM.
sugar i3b#.
Afehlrun 1857
Great Northern. t34H.
New York Central. iitH.
Northern Pacific, tefN.
Heading. iaAk
Southern Pacific, itOH.
Union Pacific. 10
unlun Pacific. tgsA.
stsol. 1914.
stoel preferred, ii2M
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

NJ you are a housewife you cannot
reasonably hope 10 be healthy Or
lp,autlfhl by washing dishes. sweep
ihe ana doing homework All day. and
crawling into bed dead tired ~ night.
yeu must set out Into the open air
and sunlight. II you do this every
day and keep your stomach and
bowels IN good order BY taking
chambesiain's Tablets whom sssssssd q,
you should become both healthy and
beautiful For saie by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

up at sax TO ssMe. buet fell 10
33MM NC.
A decline in the hog market car
ried down proviHiOua. First transac-
tons ranged from Saturday Elghl'a
loyel TO fac below with September
delivery al tI7.7eM "a f7Tb for
PORK; sf0.gO 10 i0.62 y for lard ard
5000 for ribs Closing prices:
Whe.t--July. SIC: september,
a3hc.
corn-July. gshc. September, s3B
q sac.
Oats--JuIy, Ale; September. ave.
Pork September. si7.6O.
i.ard--aoptemb ai0.s1h.
Ribs September. sI0.f2 u ~ 1915.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

Chicago. July a. iterelutn. 600.
market steady 20 zee hiahsf; beeyee,
Noslorn steers. $500 1,60s hlOcksFs
ard faadore. tasDeWg.b0; COWS ard
helfers, sa.aoW S.ees calves, ts.Ae@
S.6s.
Honz.- ReoeiYsn, $4,000; market
Qulel. Sc lower lluht, 47.o3U I.9k.
E.lKod, $3.50 n 5.b6; heavy. tI.i06
7.8aNs rough, e7.10e11eot piss
$500 1896 bulk % ukleT $3.50
Use,
sheep Receipts. 5000. market
slow, generally Zoe lOwert native
fa.fNmAl0, western, N4,03H 1.ioi
SSarnnrn ss.oo .Oos lambs, native
tAssWIsa, WESTERN st.240Tso.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
FL|NN N HlRN0N
WITH COLONEL
ROOSEVELT
ritisburg Leader Declares
Third Party Ticket for
Electors Will Be Put in the
Field in Pennsylvania.

fn1 llvenlsa IIsFala 4. ,. 'fiekssd wIIsD
Oyster Fay. X ". Jufy 9k.r~frOf-
mor Stale arnafog William " Filnn
~ pliiabuf9h denied today reports
ftat there vas 4 difference ~ epiHion
between himself and Coionel ltooae-
Roosevelt fog9rdIuR TIE selection 81
presidential e1erlofn
''Wlu there BE- q third parry ticket
IN pernnyltanlaf - Ne Maa asked.
SURE" responded the TIltsbuffH
leader. "Af least" ne added, there
VIII De Roosevelt candidates for
electoral The rest ~ the Republican
ticket b an INIT
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
SOLD LIQUOR ON THE
SABBATH DAY, CHARGED

Charged with selling ilquor nn
Sunday IN Violation 81 the SUNDAY
closing Law. Jose ArlaN. proprietor Of
the Monte Carlo SELDOM Va Hi,n dose.
was ARRESTED yesterday afternoon.
Arias WAS nrraigned today aud Ut } In
request. the case wna continued until
Wednesday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
T0DAY's GAMES.
NATIoNNI LIaAGIlIi.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Dysentory m always serious and Of
ton u dangerous disease, hut u can
be cured Chambcrlnins Collie. Chol-
ora and DlaFrhOea Remedy has cured
II even when malignant and cpl
domlo. For sale by all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

Worms interfere with the growth
~ children. They become thin. pale
aud ulckiy. Oct rid ~ these parasites
al once u YOU would have healthy.
happy cheerful children. WHITES
CREAM VEBMIFUDE destroys
worms ana benefits the whole aSs-
lem. Price $50 per bottle. Sold BY
all drUgEinia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

ton OF tho ear he represents. Mr.
klcinmeyer believes the PROSPECTS for
the automobile business In the New
Mexico field are very attractive and
believes he has the car that will set
the pace
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22
ZOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED ~ rpunm Furnished fpr
housekeeping on ground firOr.
Must bc clean aud rensonaDle VITA
gnH and electric lights. Not hcnuh
seeker Address OK, care Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

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Son committee ~ tha E1nIn board
this afternoon declared butter arm
~ 10 cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

alinss ~ bites 81 insects that are
followed BY evenings. pain az Itch
Ing shouid be treated promptly ~
they arc poisonous. llAl.i.ARDS
SNOW IMMINENT countcfacia the
poison. il IS bath anil1eplir and
heailnR. Price $50, SOC aud $500 per
bottle. Sold ~ al dEtegissa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

~. Louis, July 2s.---Isead dnii.
ti.soi speiter strong, t7.se.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-22

ase have q hen fccd that win make
S@lir hrns las. Order ROYAL hat
antr6 Ration from q. w. Zee. IL IN
guaranteed.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-05-17
Spring Island

Marcus Larson is building a large
kitchen and laundry.
Cutworms are unpleasantly plenti
full. One farmer estimates forty
bushels to the acre of the little
pests.
Mrs. Rebecca Falknor, who has
been an invalid for three years, was
taken to st. Joesph's hospital for
treatment.
Strawberries and other berries
seem to be in splendid shape. I'm
less injured by frost the yield will
be abundant.
June is the date set for the
annual picnic held by the Rapidar
Creamery association. This is al
ways a very pleasant occasion. A
good time is assured.
Orchards are sadly lacking in bios
SONS this spring. There is little
promise of even a short crop The
good old reliable Wealthy seems to
have forgotten to bloom.
Work goes slowly on the over
head bridge at Mitchell's crossing
Drivers wallowing through the mud
with heavy loads of milk cans, wish
faster progress could be made.