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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
COMMITTEE OF WOOL
GROWERS RECOMMENDS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Members From various Counties APP
proved by state Association at
Meeting Last Of the Week.

Following IL the report Of the COM
mlttec on resolutions ana OrguniZu-
ton of the state Wool Growers as-
huCintiOn regarding members Of the
executive committee, approved by the
aSsoclntiOn, und which lack of space
excluded from the Herald columns
Saturday:
We, the committee on resolutions
ana organizations. beg leave to sub
NIT the following recommendations:
]. We recommend that articles Of
the constitution be- amended 80 m to
provide for two vice presidents and we
suggest the following names 10 M this
office: Louis llfcld. Albuquerque, N.
NJ; J. H. Clements, Roswell, n. ".
2. We recommend that the follow
ing members Of the executive COM
mittee DO named from the various
counties:
Bernallllo county--Max NOrdhaus,
Albuquerque. n. a.; r. A. Hubbell.
Albuquerque, y. NJ.
Chaves county--Elza White, Ros-
well. n. NJ; chas. Bremond, RIOS
well. n. M.
COlfax cOunty--Teodoro Gonzales.
Springer, n, M; Sol FlorsheITn.
Springer. ". NJ.
Eddy oopnty-C. r. Adams. Carls-
bad, n. Nj J. Il. Eayes, Carlsbad.
n. M.
Guadalupe county,. NJ. Casaus, El
Vira, N. M; solomon Martinez. Pas
tura, N. M.
Lincoln county---Martin Chavss, Pic
haco. n. M; r. M. Dubois. Corona,
~. M.
Mckinley cOunly--E. q. Vogt.
Crown Point, N. M.;Dunean McGllll-
vray, Crown Point, N. NJ.
Mora county-Epimenio Martinez,
Wagon Mound. ~, M; A. A. West.
Wagon Mound. N. M.
Quay cOunty--M u. GOldenbeTR,
Tucumcari. N, M; FlOTenciO Martinez,
RevueltO, N. NJ.
RIO Arriba eounty-T ID. Burns.
TERRA Amarillo. n. NJ; Thomas don-
KaleS. Abiqul. ". ~.
8andoval county--IlonIfaeiO Mon
toya. BSrnalillo. " NJ; 10. A. Miera'
Cuba. ~. NJ.
san Miguel oOunty--Barry w. KEEL
w. RaSt Les vssA N. NJ; sseunaino
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
itnrbcck, lots II IS. block "a. Perca

starbcck, lots II IS. block "a, Peren
$500.
Rclensfs.
Margaret A. McChosncy to william
NJ. Mccoy and wife, lots ., 10, block
g. Grant
George 4. Kaseman, transcript to
Thomas T.. Kclchcr, Jr,, north 70 feet,
piece land at n. T.. corner Kclchcr
avenue and TIjcras road.
\. L. Martin, transcript to Thomas
]. Topham and wife. lots 7. \, block
II, Terrace.
Peter Schcck. transcript to Mrs.
Barton Keller and husband, piece
land on Eighth street.
w H. McMllllOn, transcript, To
John T.. Sergeant. lots II. ~. block
-. Pcrca.
Miscellaneous.
Contract, people OF MOntOyas with
people Of COrrales, To open crossing
over Acoquln.
Water right -BOnifnCiO MOntoya.
IT al. TO people Of Montoyns, right To
use water from Acequin.
Power of Attorney Margaret g.
Strickler 10 willard q. StrIckler. pow
or to sell ana convey real estate.
cTtlflcatc---Amerlcnn Trust and
Savings bank, certificate Of capital
stock.
Certificate 49, Republican ticket,
nomination at state convention.
District Court.
The Meyers company w. ]. II.
Rapp (Silver city,, gnrnishment.
Louisa ROssi, administrators, w, A.
Y. aud s. r.. Railway company, dHmu-
yes. $1,000. aettled for $3.50.
J. y. Court, Pct. ~. Closed.
\, J. MnlOy VIZ. Paul Schuunovor,
garniShmcnt, $40.
w, H. ljoggs w. Southwestern Cor
rcspOndonce school. cOrp0rution us-
Aumpsit, 10000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
The Markets
" Leased Wire to Evening" HsraId1

New York, oct. 1.-THE European
situation continued To exert consider.
able influence ON stocks here today
our securities were decidedly lower I'm
London. losses ranging from two To
over three points with Canadian Pa
ciilc again tho object OF greatest
weakness. Supporting orders met In
itinl declines here ana at midday not
- few issues were being quoted we'll
above last weeks final figures.
Bonds were heavy.
Dizziness followed the recovery at
midday with Reading the strong fea-
turC.
can money, AZ as per cent
Prlm" paper, q per cent
silver. G3Mc.
Mexican dollars, 4SAc.
Copper, &i7.2E.
Tin, 4S.G2ia 4935.
Lead, S5.O2h.
Amalgamntcd, S7h.
Sugar, 1857.
AtchlsOn, 1897 X.
Great Northern, 1888.
Sew York Central. IFS.
Northern Pacific, l25N.
R"adlng, i7Gh
Southern Pacific, 10.
Union Pacific. i7lM.
Steel 77M
steel pfd., ia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
COURT RECORDS.

The court record for the week
ending Saturday, October ~, pub
lished by the Albuquerque Retail
Merchants association IN ns follows:
Warranty Deeds.
Oracle Cooper To James &. Smith,
lot 4, block II. IL. south. $500.
WillInm NJ. Mccoy tO Ethel Fewer,
lots o. 10. block I. Grant tract, 3l,OP
willard =. Stricklrr To Eduardo NJ.
OteTO, undivided onc-half interest In
lots 10, 20, ~, ~, 23, a. block l.,
y NJ. II. company, 500.
Broadway Land aud Investment
company to Fidcl Apodaca, lot 4,
block J., eastern, $l25.
Fldcl ApOdaca to w. G.. Ocstreich
lot I. block l., eastern, 800.
W. &. Oestreich and wife to David
~. Boatright and wife, lot 4, aIock
l.. eastern. $500.
Harriet G. Alderman ana husband.
to Frances ]. Doerlng. lot 6, block ~,
Terrace addition. 800.
Presvito. Chavez and wife to Re
gina Garcia. piece land IN Bnrclas,
800.
Edwin l.. Crosse and wife 10 Clcorl
~ A"Hh'"' "'S ~ ~ pi"'N 'N'
rereh,
John T.. Sargent to Harriet q.
Browne, lot II, rs, block 80, Perea,
800.
Cleora II. Holmes to Edwin l..
Grose, lots 80, 40, block i6, Perea,
400.
j. o. schwentker and wife to Ed
win l.. GFOSe. west IL feet. inches.
lots Is, 10, 20, ~, 20, block IS, Pc
rea. 800.
Il. e. Howell and wife 10 Edwin
l.. Crosse. lots ~. ~ block 10, Perea,
800.
Jose Otero and wife to Rose -. De-
laney. piece land In precinct /, 800.
Ramon Ortiz. ct al. 20 Felipe ortiz,
two pieces OF land. 800.
Jesse G. Clark to W. w. COndit,
piece land in II. do AtrlscO. 800.
W. $. Striokler. st al, Ia POrterfield
company lots 80, 10, II, IS, block
SO. n. NJ. r. company. 400.
w. c. Oestreich and wife 10 Guy y.
Stevens lot II, block ID, Park add
ton, $500.
Jesus Romero and wife 20 John
Is. Pitaval, piece land In precinct l.
800.
Cult Claim Deed.
Mrs. l., J. Rummel to Albuquerque
Land company, lots 10, II, block I,
Perea, $500,
Trust Doada.
Eduardo M. OteTO 10 First Savings
Bank and Trust company. undivided
one-half interest In lots 20. n, 20, 90
~. block I. N. N. r. company, sl,70O
Mrs. Barton Keller and husband "a
A. Flelacher, transcript, piece land
situated on west side Of Eighth street
1850.
CleOra u. Holmes to a. l.. Brooks
transcript lots 81, 42.block 10. Perea
$3.50.
w. w, COndlt and wife 10 A. l.
Martin. transcript, piece land In II. d.
AtFiaco, $1,000.
Mortgage Deeds.
Thomas j. Topham and wife Il
First Savings Bank and TraHNorip
company, lots 7, 8. block Is, ToFPac'
addition, $500.
HARRIET G. Browne to France
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
Kansas City Livestock.

Nansas city, Mo, oct. i4.--Cnttle-
lh""ipts $4,000. including 1000
s"uth"rns; market steady to Zoe low
"r. Natlv" steers, SG5OGIlOO;
snlAh"rn steers, $42LH $50: southern
cdN and h"ifcrs. $3.25m 7.6O; stock
"r@ aud feeders, $l5OW75O; bulls,
$i.5Om 5.25; calves, S5.0OM0 300;
western steers. $500 92O; western
cows S3.25mG.25.
Hogs -.- Receipts. 5000; market
steady Bulk OF sales, sS.75U9.OO;
heavy $s.9Om9.O5; packers and
butchers. 800: light, $4,000
$50, pigs, 5000 $50.
sheep Receipts $4,000; market
~ 10 Toe higher. MuttOns, 1920
12b; lambs. &5.5O@ 100: range
""ih"rs ana Ycarlings. S375d $50;
rang" ewes. $225M3.76.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
Personal Property Loans.
MONEY no IOAN.

on furniture pianoA orRanh hoIHes,
wagons ana other chHtisfsi also on
salaries ana warehouse receipts, Ne
low az $1,000 ana ~ hiGh az $4,000.
Loans are quickly maze ana strictly
private. Tims--one month to one
year given. Goods TO remain in your
possession. Our rates are reasonable.
Call and see Ne before borrowing.
Steamship tickets to and from All
parts OF the worio.
PRIVATE oFFICEs--open evenings.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN co,
Rooms sud Z, Grant Building.
SO3 u West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
Chicago I,IVest,grk. .

Chicago, oct. Receipts
2A'oOo, market steady Toe lower.
h"cvcs, S5.G5pli.OO. Texas steers.
3A,5b@ GOO; western steers, S5.sOW
$50; stockers and feeders, $i.25FD
lob; COWS and heifcrs. $3.50 ~ 500:
cnlyes, &75OmiO.50.
Hogs Receipts $4,000; market
slow, 90 lower; light. &S.7Omg;3O;
mixed. &S.7Oq 9.35: heavy. Gs.COm
S.3d; rough, $3.50 $50; pigs. So
n $40; bulk Of sales. $1,000 $50.
sheep Receipts $4,000; market
steady Ia Toe higher; native. S3.35m
$50; western, 33,5OI45O; yenrlings.
Sl,3bW5.40; native lambs, $4.GO ~
$50; western lambs, S475W7O0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
ChIcago Board Of Trade.

Chicago, oct. lA.--Fear that tho
closing Of the Dardanelles was inev-
liable swept prices today excitedly up
ward. A break IN consOls and stocks
added to bullIsh sentiment. and caus-
I'D lraders to center attention on war
n"Ps The advance tempted much
prhit taking on tho part OF holders,
and brought nbout a swift change in
quotations. Opening figures were
bra S-4c to 3-4Q27 Sc up. De-
cenlh"r started at 90 lac 10 s5hc, a
sag Of 5.S@l 3-4c TO 2@2 l-sc.
Feaih"d ~ j-Sc and hten declined to
p 5-Sdp94 3-lc. May at ono time
thowed an advance OF nearly sc at
l.0Gh.
The close was nervous with Deem
per I l-4GD 3-sc net higher at % Use.
Corn sympathlzed with wheat. but
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
SANTA FE COPPER.

Quotation furnishes ny Logan e.
Bryan. 2 Board or Trade. ChicagoJ
Boston. Mass, Sept. ii,-Onc hum
dred and nfty shares of santa Fo
copper were sold today ut Ia. Tho
market closed at l-iM3 5-lG.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
FOR SALE

Sl3OO-6-room vol buiit adobe, lot
ibONlA2, good outbulldlnRs, near Uni
Verslty! terms.
$4,000 -- S-room Brick dwelling.
modern. hot water heat, good Ioca.
ton; Fourth ward
E7b0-4-room franc, good lot, shade
trces; Highlands, close To shops: ousy
terms.
1A,OOO-9-room, 2 story brick, mod.
ern. corner lot; West Central avenue;
$1,000 caah. balance 4 per cent.
Ii.00O--7-room, 2-story. atucoo nm
ish residence; lot 75xiI2; hot water
heat; good outbuIldinga; close In;
1880 cash. balance y per cent
$2,0OO--5-room frame, modern; GO
foot lot; fourth ward. near car line;
1900 cash. balance easy paymanta
1S.sO0-Two 6-room houses, lot
ltOxlts, on corner. eth ward, close In.
u,s60-S-room frame. modora. 9TH
ward. near car line; teFmA
"'''""" MONEY To LOAN 20
ETRn INSURANCE.
A. FIeisC her
M SOUTH FOURTH STREET..
Next 90 New POseOnIOs. PnOna 0SA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
II. Louis Wool.

St Louis, oct iI.--wool steady.
Territory ana western mediums, 2lW
2jc, ilur mediums, lSH zoe; fine. $50
l7C.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
Cause.

The indignant Georgian cienched
his fists and his eyes flushed fire.
whats tho NATTER" queried the
byBtandera
THAT blooming guy from Indiana"
he anorted, "lH putting salt on his
watermelon. "---ChicaRO Tribune.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
RnItcr IlIrnn NJ 2Rc.

ElgIn, H., oct. 1.-THE quotation
cummitte" Of Elgin butter board to
day declared butter firm at ~ cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
81. I.nIIs Snrlicr.

ti.990 m4.92A; spcltcr easy. $7,4OW
as.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
FOR SALE.--Real Estate.

NNNNNN@N~N~~~~S ~~~-O~~s~~s~~>~~J~
nice suburban home inter-
est you? Five minutes to car line:
20 acres fruit ana alfalfa land, on
main ditch; no swamp land; slx room
modern house ana porch: six head
stock ana implements, no mortgage.
or VIII sell In small plots: Il bargain.
a. Robinson, west OF fair grounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
ROsWELL.VAUOHN AUTO AINE.

ROswELL-VAUGHN AUTO LINE.
Carries u. 3. Mail.l
Leaves Roswell ....,....l0;i0 a. N.
Arrives Vaughn .,...,. s;2b y. m
Leaves Vaughn daily'. ass a. m
Arrives Roswell ,,,,.,,, $500 y. m
(sAutO waits until 1000 n. n. for
arrival OF 70, =. 4 8. w. train NO. 81
Fare one way. 80. Round trip, SIS
100 lbs. baggage carried free; syc0sa
baggage, $3.50 per 100 lbs. BaWgaSe
up TO 1900 los. carried.
Connections made at Vaughn with
al 70. r. a 3. W. and Santa To trains
ItoawcAl Auto Co., Roswell, Owners.
gSaRIsugtOn IlFOs.. Vaughn. AEanta.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
PIPE REPAIRING

NrrNr~er~NS~r~rN~sNs~ NNN~N~rNNsHe~eeN~NSNp~
WANTED-Plpea to repair. Joe
richards, III West Central.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
LOST.
WANTED----Real Estate.

SN~NSrNr~~Nr~~NN~~N~NSNc ~N4~S~~N~O~~~~-~~~-~S~
WANTED-To BUY good unlmprny-
cd lot In the Highlands; state To-
cation and cash price. Address H..
ThurdonbGrg, General Delivery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
FOUND
MUSIC TEACHERS

NuNsr4NSNSNNN-N-N~Nse~N-N eNSeuN~r@NNs~~NNN
MRS, RALPH NJ. HENDERSON
Teacher OF Violin.
Tia W. Silver Ave. Phone 37s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
The Fair Crowd u

has gone aud perhaps your
rooms Tnr.rcnt ~ empty.
Don't waste time. hut adVrr-
tlscait nt OnCr Ia the Herald
Classified Columns. THE
Want Nj delivers the ruOmcr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
WANTED

wANTED--G!rl or hoy for hight Of
fir" work. BecmRn and Aver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

Get Your Want AID
IN this evenings paper ana
you will get the results before
dirk. ~ a dOubl,-back-RC-
ton, automatic, RcIT-starting
result grttcr, tie Herald
Want Ad u "a wonder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

WANTED Employ dtitsfhr ri
srhuol hours by young man. Phone
627, Albuquerque business Cullvg".
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

ANe,eeAesNe.e ,e-s.sss,ee
FOR SALE Ions -baPrel sosao Wlhs
chester rifle, Lyman siehgn, nooA e.
new. tOS West centBal Ave
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

The court record for the week
ending Saturday, October ~, pub
lished by the Albuquerque Retail
association In ns follows:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-26
ARR:
KILLED IN
BAD STORM
CYCLONE PRACTICALLY De
VASTATES TWO
TOWNS
lBy Associated Press. J

Little Rock, Ark. Feb % Seven
persons are known to have been hll.
cd and more than score injured in
a tornado which ate SUNDAY after
noon swept portions of Lincoln. Jeff
erson anI Arkansas counties. The
greatest destruction wac reported
near Almyria IN the prairie and rice
lands of Arkansas county Mrs I'd
-fr 1r--- 7IT0T
man named McClain and an undenti
| fiel stranger, who was stopping at
the Johnson home. all were killed.
The husband and an infant chill were
severely injured Perhaps a score OF
persons were injured when their
homes were destroyed some Of them
seriously
The nmred were cared for al
neiehborine farm houses and some
were taken to AImvra
nu,,. n. ,,,..,.
- c.''.u Wv VIZ i'"'ity w. ,a''a'-
H'io"" NV, =" 'u n"' g Deeli ,i''oU 49, =,
i1"Me' i-' = N9''a"' oo'n'', '''' 'i -.
Juteu 9unu"I "'7''. 20 ~ ~
.e''Ii l@,n 20 "V amen ~ ' '"Sl''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-26

KANSAS, MISSOURI AND
NEBRASKA STORM SWEPT;
MUCH SUFFERING
nRv Assoclated Press. ,

Kansas City, Feb. 6.mThe worst
blizzard in years cGT'Trss
Kansas. Iowa. Nebraska Colorado
New Mexico today. with six inches
to two feet Of snow on the level and
is demoralizng to traffic.
Trains are lost. telegraph wires
are down and street car traffic is in
terrupted
Train service in Iowa and Nebras-
ka, S practically at a standstill.
1t is nearly as bad in Kansas,
Colorado and New mexico. II is still
showing in many parts OF these
states. but the weather is not cold.
Kansas was swept Yesterday by the
worst storm of the winter wet,
clinging snow Glanketed tAe entire
state last night to a depth or eight to
fifteen ipcnes. while the wind ranged
from twenty five 10 fifty miles an
hour. Railroads were blocked, par
ticularly in southwestern Kansas,
and conditions last night were grow
worse instead OF improcing In al
dition to the snow blockades, the
railroads were bothered with loss OF
telegraphic communications the snow
and wind breaking down the wires.
II began showing in western Kan
sas Saturday night. The storm reach
ed Topeka Sunday noon and in a
few hours everything was covered
with a layer Of white Last night
eight to nine inches of snow had fall
len in Topeka and it was still snow
ing. while some parts Of the state
reported as much as fifteen and
t,n fgXF4
while in the drifts it was SIX to ten
feet deep.
Street ear traffic was demoralized
in Tcneka while over the state the
raihsads were having The fullest
cup Of grief they have had this Win
Ter. or in good many winters.
A gale OF wind accompanied the
snow, drifting the snow badly and
filing railroad cuts To the brim in
many parts OF the state and blocking
the Rock Island and Santa Fe lines
i'm southwest Kansas.
The snow was wet and heavy and
frozc to telegraph and telephone
wires and branches OF the trees,
breaking down many wires and trees
from the combined effect of the
weight OF snow and the iOfce OF lhe
wind The telephone and telegraph
companies and railroads were ex-
periencinP much trouble with their
wires nuJside of Topeka
Tn the southwestern part of Kan
sas the Rock Islsnd and Santa Fe
were worse hit than by any preced-
ing storm ef the winter Early in the
dav they eavf I'D irwin eto run trains
in tlat part OF the state haltin stheir
trains ar terminal poi"ts
until the lines can be cleared %
SOW.
The Santa Fe was tied up from
Newton west and the Rock Island
from short distance southwest OF
Herngton. Trains on all roads were
running from the east and from Colo
radb ad southeastern Vlansas. al
though all of them were behind time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-26

this matter is one not o be decided
with any reference 10 the personal
preferences or interests Of any man,
but purely from the standpoint Of the
interests Of the people as a whole.
Il will accept the nomination Tor
president. ii it is tendererd to me- and
Will adhere to this decision until
The convention has expressed it's
preference
One OF the chief principles for
which | have stood and for which /
now stand, and which | have always
endeayored and always shall endeav-
or to reduce to action. is the genuine
rule of the people and therefore, /
hope that so far as possible the peo-
Ile NAV be given the chance through
direct primary. to express their pref
erence as to who shall be the nominee
OF the Republican presidential CON
ventiou Very truly yours.
'THEODORE ROOSEVELT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-26
WAS HUCGED TOO
WELL BY ALMOST
HUMAN MONKEY

= tBN Associated Pressl =
=. New York Feh 2G Having q
y been too we'll hugged bY am al =
q" most human chmpunzee. which .
- eut loose ou the ship Mrs /.
- Archibald e Roberts DAUGHTER =.
- of Mrs Orlando Hartman ana a ="
=. relative ot T. n hartman. al =.
y rived here today ON rhe steam =.
- ship 81 Paul quite cUt up :.
- THAT she suffered no more seri =.
- GUS injury thm scratches he 5.
= loss OF a houdfui o hair and 3.
y hoek us due a tle hasn ar q
- rival q. The keepor VINO battered 9"
y the animal almost into insensibil- =.
=. itN 3.
q. This monkey happens TO be q.
- known here because he is the q:
=; original consul thai has been q.
- seen in vaudeville hits in This =
q civ aud elsewhere .
- Mrs Roberts now makes he -
g: home in London She is here lp e.
< VISIT her mother =
y .,
y .; - % y .. y =: y =: w " y u
TO pnt il IN another form. doubling
the culture Work IS more than
equyelanl 10 doubing the culture
work. is more than equiyelant to
doubling the acreage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-26
POOR CLERK WHO
|NHER|TS FORTUNE
HAS No DREAMS

:: New York, Feb. 26-Leopold =
< Hirschberg. who was notified
:. Monday evening while working
:: in the municipal lodging house
=: for his board, that he was heir to
q a fortune in Mobile, SAYS he in =
!: tends to find out IRE about the :
I: inheritance hefore - gives mp :
:: the IS a week clsrkship he has "
:: obtained in Ninth avenue dry
. goods store
I. I'm not building any air cas- :
- ties. NV father. who died FIVE "
/. years ago had lent some mc1ey "
. how much ! do not know-and :
/. had taken a mortgage on some "
;: real estate The mortgage never :
. was satisfied, and now we have
:: been notified of the death of the "
/. man to whom the money was .
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IN
KANSAS WEAR
DRESS SUITS

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- iamers uo longer ere native To =
= overaIls ana rop boots, That the Y
- ola caricature is entirely pushed <
.: into the past was demons trared <
.. af the meeting oi the Farmers -
- Alliance here this " eek. Al the =:
=" evening functions dress suits <
=: We're much in evidence The men ss
= attending could be well repre- x
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- ness men. said one farmer. We s
- conduct our work along business x
- lines and study it, Farming is <
- science and labor saving ma Z
- chinery has changed our lives. .
- a farmer of TWO decades ago <
- would watch a horse that show =
: ed good breeding Today he =
- eyes the automobile for signs y
- of eXcellency g
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IDEAL GIRL
STANDARD IS
ADOPTED NOW

!. New York, Feb 26-The Rock .
- efeller Bible class. with JohL d. =
:: Rockefeller jro presiding has z
:. laid down set of hard and fast =.
.: rules al their meeting at the .
:: Firth avenue Baptist church by =:
.: which young women can APPROACH =:
:. the inannish ideal. The iieai .:
=: girl according To the Bible stu .:
:. dents and Mr.. Rockefeller, .:
~ should not pad or paint. smoke -
=. or drink, sleep in theater or -
=. eat with undue noise neither y
:. should she wait 10 be wooed, .:
=: have fusome hips. go TO bed late, 4:
:: be fond OF good times, encour- -
.: age late company or spend her :.
!. time in prompting. Also the light y
{: weight men should not choose'a .
:: heavyweight girl of too robust "
i. health =
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Roosevelt.

Hon T. A Perry. of Coaleate
: Okla chairman OF the State.
/: wide Roosevelt Movemeuf. ex
/: Mayor A O Farquaarscu. OK
/: Mayor ]. r Nissiey and : H
: POLES. viii address the people OF
Logan county. Oklahoma. a Jhe
: CITY Hall MoniaY evening 6
; o'clock February -. 1912
: Everybody invited 10 come and
: hear why Roosevelt should be
, the next president
. Rs Order Roosevelt Committee
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a WILL ACCEPT NOMINATION
FOR PRESIDENT IF RENDERED, :"
Says Terrible Teddy in Answer 10
Those Who are Seeking to
Nominate Him
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TEDDY DIDN'T STICK


.. On the lth or March next :
y shall have served three and a :
!. half years, and this three and :.
=: half years constitutes my first "
=: term The wise custom which :.
J: limits the president to two terms
:. regards the substance and not .
:. the form. and under no circum- =.
4 stances will be Il candidate for ;:
>: or accept another nominltion.
:: Theodore Roosevelt, Nov. g. :.
:: 1904. ..
Z ! have not changed and snail :.
f. not change that decision thus an :.
:: nounced. - Theodore Roosevelt, :.
. Dec IL, 1907 =:
/. What Mr. Roosevelt said in :.
|. 1904 and 1907 referred OF course =
!: to consecutive third term. m.- .
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