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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
TuE ROLLER TOWEL AGAIN.

We thought we sealed 10 the doom
of the roller towel In q Ia bored effort
In these columns some uilc ago, hut
like tho serpent il has reared its sim
lister head again, this time in mo- less
p plncc than the state capitol of
colorado This after nm assembly OF
that state achieved % law providing
for the gcrmless drinking cup and
the moisturc-absorbor with two sep
.aratc and distinct ends 4 Denver
paper IL seized with chins at abhor-
renee az the thought that the deadly
roller towel has invaded tho very seat
of government and views with alarm
las follows
There the roller towel which else
where has been taboocd. ostracizod
and hidden beyond the ken of police.
stir nourish,s in all its pristine gum
mincss. tenacity and obicctionabilitl.
The germ which preys upon the I'M.
man form divine finds there iu the
statchouse safe retreat and freedom
fyum surveillance. Is lett Co attach
Itself az win upon the servants of the
people who come ana 60 about their
ilnccent amusement Of drawing ana
cushing their checks There mo- poe
liccmau SAYS 1t mo-. u Is free tp wage
its relentless war ana wroak It's de-
aoohcal designs upon mankind In ave
! fm revenge Tor The acts of mo
Eighteenth ensemble
Down town the public at large goes
ON diving into hubbung fountains face
uVash. trying Co keep the nose ont
of &c. choking. suffering In heroic eff.
tort 20 live within 'hc law, but ur
there on the hill whore Justice reign'
land laws are made and taxes levied
| for the use pnd benefit Of those who
serve the state. are good old-tashioncd
drinking cups and comfy roller towels
in reach tor one and ail. II is q
tmattcr OF sufficient public importanc,
1 to provide AN issue for any new party
that is az yet without one. cause "a,
Initiating and rcfcrending of half d
dozen now bills. and call into actor
Ian army or two of rctormers who
have 80 Tar failed To discover amy.
thing which needed their zeal Co r..
form.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
WY ~ CosTs MonE.

Prof Alfred Vivian. off tho college
o., AsrI,ultrr, ohio stat. I.pi,,rsit,
ass.r.,t n recent interview that
'fbr consumer himself is LARGELY r,.
guun-ibl, for th, higher COST of food
products This is th, wa, a., fig.
urss 30 aui.
90 b.. NOT so ..r, man, wears ago
Chat On, hous.VIf... went o., IN, store
anI carried her purrbas,s bom, I'm
81 uusk,t Now she orders over ib.
t.r,rnun, and ns. ber purcbases sent
,gt boo "a delivery wagon or an arfto.
mobile. o. .s not unusual for the au-
tam.uIr foo travel a. mile Co deliver
a accent LOAF of bread. and IA, "a.
u,nsr uf maintaining this deliver,
system Is necessarily paid by 10, con.
sumner ON, used to be- content to
bus his oatmeal and wheat gr,ts I'm
luiA. nov Doc must have his breakfast
food. 300 fame, packages. the packpgc
costing more than the contents.
Formerly one went to the grocery
store with pitcher FOR ID pint of
oysters now they come hom" lu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
HUGE AFRICAN LION
TRAVELS TO THE EAST

a hug, N'r.uu uuu apparently
t,.gn|ur .nur .r uN, hundred pounds.
H.iu H Wts.'D head and glare that
would stfItu terror to ans hut sca-
.Huri lun tanner passed Through Al
HuuH'rTu" 600 Santa Fo train 80. 10
.uiNN 90 ruut, from san Francisco
goo Nduu.n.Is Th, king pf the for
us' tHs lI..u'IH packed away IN %
COOS, ulIh strong steel bars purlng
ihu #'nu u Albuquerque Mr. Lion was
boo pHf'uI mood 1uI iid not object
goo 'Npr, messengers putuug him
"n 'n. r'rl pr tickling him under
iur chin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
MANY OFFICIALS
WILL ATTEND
Annual Convention of Nation.
al Association of Postmas-
tiers of First Glass Promises
to Be of Great Interest.

Postmaster r. " Hopkins has roe
coivcd advance Information regarding
the fifteenth annual convention 81
the National Association of postmas-
tcrs Of the Eirst-Cluss offices. Go br
held in Atlantic city, y. D.. S"ptrm-
her to a. \ glance 0t the tentative
program indicates mat the convention
viii bc an interesting ONE The f'I-
lowing assignment hnyc hcou WJa"
by the postofncc department Geo go.
tend the convention
Sept. Hon Joseph stewart s''.
ond assistant postmaster general
Hon j. A. Holmes. purchasing assent,
Mr. william q Spiimln sup"riu-
tendont division ut city delivery, MIR
charles a. Mcbride. superintendent
division pf rWlvu, adjustments Me-
IT,. Howard BuyklcU superintendent
division of Registered malls. Mr.
James 70 COOK. superintendent DIVE
sion of supplies
Sept Hon e. T.. Grtuluyld FIRST
assistant postmaster general Hon
James J Brit third assistant uost-
master general. Hon. r. g. Weed. d.
rector postal savings system. Hou %.
g. Thomson chief clerk. Hon r.
sharp. chief Inspector, NJ j. O.
Koons. superintendent division of s1'-
aries and allowances. Mr HHHl Miles.
superintendent division OF foreign
mails. Mr. George O. Wood -IH'in.
toudont division of rural malls Nr
william q, wood. superintendent ODD.
vision ol classification.
sept 6-uor y Y uoiruv. FOURTH
assistant postmaster general. Nj O..
~. FulnVuy. superintendent DIVISION
81 finance. Ma Edward klWuH. DO
superintendent division ot money "r-
dsrs Mr W g.. Fuct superintendent,
division uf STAMPS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

the knowledge of almost everybody
u used TO be- general custom OF
housckeepcrs to go To- market and
purchase their household supplies. la
this way it was possible 10 get grs
class food products Ut reasonable
prices TIA, custom, however. large.
y has passed away In most of our
crntcrs ~ population only few old
fashioned individuals persist in the
plan Of going into the open morkcts
In the early morning and carrying
home % mli dinner basket By far
the large majority Of householders
are supplied from the nearby groccr-
les or from the always uccossib,r
pcddlcrs Of vegetables ana fruits
such products of course. are not ns
fresh CO.. u.s. cheap ns those that for
morN were purchased from the farm
or or the truck grower at the public
market house.
IN, times change ANA the people
'HhNNf WIN iN'Uis MNNl IithNlN NN
not feel that they have time 10 go
.to market. as was done by their more
easy going fathers ana grondfathcrs.
Hence the telephone ana the delivery
wagon ana other things which in
crease the cost of living. In some
respects % o. uu Improvement u
saves time and iu this material age
time h. money but II often means
sccoud-Dl1ss u"tdtocs at frst-clnss
prices. and so on ail along the ycgo-
table line. A. Tor the fancy packages.
the consumer would be- less inclined
TO kick" if they were always equal
in quality and quantity Go the repre-
scniniinns ON the label sanitation,
OF course by worth considering. and
o. We buy fewer germs IN the fancy
Packages than we did in the days
when practically everything was sold
boz bulk Vc ought to bee willing to pay
something extra TOR the sale and
cleaner product
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
AUTHORIZATIONS.

The facts ha,, boon sufficiently
established that Americans ana cspc-
ri1IIy american women have been
subjected foo The most rcyoltiug OUT
RACES uud harnoriti.s at the hands OF
the satIuos of Oruz,u in M,Nico.
Twenty-Five hundred refugees in e.
riurul state of poverty and miscr,
are crowded into El Paso. mon.
women ana children, some of them
h1lr dead from their terrible cxpcr-
fences. heads of families ruined and
p"unilpss. women who have been In
suited ma even rlyishcd. AN robbed
ana driven from their homes
These people w,r, not engaged 100
nehung either so, r,,ulutIouarcs ar
th, Mod,ru governments They vci,
attondiug quietly Go their own husl-
ness. that OF making living. WHng
their farms ana hcrdins t'oir nocks
Every day brings more details
which add Go the horror of the story
of the hruUliurs practiocd uron these
Americans. Hundreds Of afudayits
have gcon sent in to the state depart
mout Most of them have received
u" attention whatever. some of
th'm have resulted Boa polite warnings
200 pruzeu that ~ the outragcs con
fuuo hr viii receive several more
varuiug- tn, stand of this govern
W"ut .u far has been suncloss wishN
vash, hut thorough, ady-Ukc.
senator A. 49, Fan of this state
hr 70 said Goo the credit Of Nrw Mex
iop-hns been practically the only
man go Washington with backbone
enough Geo stand ur and donounae tho
drgruD.fli policy uf tho ldmiuisirb-
tuu 100 allowing these uutruEcs to go
uuruuishrd and uur,gnrdod 4 uulc
mur~--.,t--.l,,s--- l.,F,t- -,sseoRs thoss ~
authority is needed und needed quick
Is to WIN, pU az, stain from do,
American ss.utch,on and dcmonstrat.
that lu American wherever he DIT, viii
receive th, protection which is hI-
right under tho laws ot civilization.
Tho Mexican policy or the present
administration has done more to dis
credit the nation m the eyes of the
world than anything for many years
His nd,muities have been paid Ia
china and other countries for indig-
mites much less fragrant than thos,
committed against Americans The
first hut of real interest ON tho part
uf the government ,-omes this week
when two German citizens are hanged
and tho prospect of international com.
uhcatiuus with real power looms ~
The patriotic american people Dee.
u,tr the limit has been about
reached Boo Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
non 700 LATE

% might not be- too late set for
the Commercial club 90 get bus, and
take some action looking 10 the en-
t,ruinmcnt at the scycuty-uye odd
scientists who are coming through
here the latter part of september on
IAN excursion by the American Geo.
graphical society and who are par.
rcuurly anxious 90 see the country
between here and C,rrIllos. The cN-
,ursiuu is In charge OF Prof ". NJ.
Davis ct Harvard university, whose
summer address is Wmnno, Mass.
This viii Doc the most imposing array
ur sci,nun. notablcs that has ever
visited Albuquerque. santa be BE-
making arrangements to turn the city
over Co them. what rs Albuquerque
doing"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
ALLEGED MURDERER,
FLEEING ON MULE
HAS A GOOD START

Roswell " NJ Aus i-No trace
has yct been found of Pedro Madrid.
alleged SLAYER ~ william Alon1o
Bcall, the north plains raucher who's"
body. riddlcd with bullcts was dis
covered ON his ranch last Thursday
afternoon.
THAT the capture of Madrid W'll
prove difficult TASK Is assured from
the fact that the Mexican had "a lead
of three DAYS uo lott tho scene nl
the murder uu mule, riding ln the
direction OF buchanan, where ho may
have uk,u train Go some point
whcr, Dee would be- protected hN
friends. $50 tuur of the mule has
been found
Jake Cartwright, arrested in COM
ucction with lh, crime, is sim lodged
In the count, iuIl he has given sew
cfll versions OFF he murder none ot
which are given gredcnce hy the nu'
th0rltios
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
,sN'T II woRrn WHILE

Small farmers have demonstrated
that good crops of grain can Doe
grown on The mesa east of this cit'
with the natural rainfall Fruit
trees ana garden truck have also
been successfully grown In the same
way
one man has demonstrated that
water for irrigation can b, success.
FUZZY pumped from depth of l64
feet on the same mesa. Il the COM
msrcIul club would spend little
money on small experiment plant
and farm on tho mesa and officials
demonstrate what can bee done. and
then advertise the results, wouldn't %
Do, worth while
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

day and whore YOU are not apt 70
hold daily converse with some mon
stcr in human form vino is un, mesh
of an endless net at crime
The investigation has progressed
far enough To- show that the govern
ment at the city of New York rccks
with rottenness u seems necessary
IN the second city Of tho world To
lance moral umor Of this kind
about once ln four or five wears. and
for the good OF the patient the pres
ont inquiry should be- thorough and
the probe should 80 deep, no matter
who is reached thereby Tamuany,
long known Ca fame, and Mayor Gay
nor mo unwiscly persisted In trying
60 delay e thorough inquiry, will prob
abb, bear the brunt Of the exposure
that seems To- have Just barely begun.
That Mayor Gaynor VIII bc able 90
politically survive the scandal ~ un-
lEcly.
~ an holsters up our conclusion
arrived n' long ago that politics. In
the city Of New York. b. pretty
dirty game. But us always the people
ar" willing Co leave the government
to the politicians untl the limit Is
reached with such q revelation rs has
shocked the countr, in the past two
weeks and which has caused every
newspaper iu Ngw York regardless of
politics 20 demand that the thing boz
siftod 60 the bottom
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

4 vast amount OF 900 health is due
tu impaired digestion when the
stomach tails 60 perform its functions
property the whole system becomes
drrlugod A few doses of Chamber
laln's Tablets Is ,ll you need They
CRATE your liver. ana regulate your
bowels. entirely doing away with that
miserable feeling due to faulty digcs-
ton. Try a. Many others have been
permanently curcd-why not YOU
For sale hy ail druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
CnnE.nlDDEN SEW YORK

Recent revelations iu Sow YORK.
and th, scandal apparently umifyns
throughout the entire city police s>s-
tenn. confirms us in our determination
not to move from Albuquerque tu
Gotham We prefer 10 live lea a CONF
pafalI.ely law-nbidlng section. where
lifr is cumptrnti,cl, safe from day to
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
TApC In the Solar
JADO Plexus...


live Verse
wrote poem one fine day.
thought would lis, Tor years and
years
Composed u in serious NIy
And sprinkled on 10 Int, of tears
] prunrd it welt. ! aunN ! did.
finished 10 at haii past ave;
] wrote u on b chcrs, box lid
That's why the tiiug Is SIN alive.
- Yonkcty Statesman.
.
Dead Verse
wrote poem one fine day,
wrote lt with many tear and
sikh,
] thought within ms heart of hearts
ny little poem could NOT die.
Bui IL has been dead since twas writ.
That's why the tears Hodim my
eyes
Twas written on tho front door Of
4 store that does NOT advertise.
Houston Post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

You always get the lowest cash
prizes when you trade ~ THE Mae.
astoria. bottle ............... 500
tiinmhcrlain'~ Cough Ilrmcd, 2Or
puud'- iNtruct .......N .......... tac
iG-uf. bottle hydrogen pcroNidc 3Oc
~ ~ IN, Ii~trriur ........... OOc
q IN sulphur .............. 25C
III. Ground IlaN seed ...... 25C
lb- Oyster shell ............. g5C
Nrhuykiv coffee .............. 95c
thiCutN ~ ........... Toe
o. H.. Hest t'utntors .......... g5c
bar hnraN-Naptha Soap .... 25c
80 ~ pail i.ard Comp ........Si ~
80 H. pail Pure Lard ......... t.a5
\ first grade Hour .......... $50
10 ~. pail syrup ............. i5c
3 can. salmon ............... $50
q cans n,Nilod Ham .......... a5c
a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02
MOTHER iDOL FALLS.

For the past seven or eight years
the American people, Irrespective OF
political affiliations or infatuutions.
has felt considerable pride IN the
supposed fast that In the possession
OF one Theodore Roosevelt IL had a
man who had dipped further into
every form pl human activity. mental.
physical moral and spiritual. than
any other living or dead human
being Nut the least OF our boasts
has been tina, Theodore could turn out
more literature Ia q given period with
one hand than any other six men
writing with both hands and feet
Even those vino have been constrained
Zoo differ with the somewhat positive
opinions OF our guide, philosopher
and friend when we behave ourselves.
have been heard Co state with some
rhcstiness that Nhen 10 came 90 zoe
DabuIurIousness Colonel Roosevelt was
the greatest little outputtor that ever
uut out novel. ur 1 treatise ON
aunal natumlism or eutcohsm. a
code uf MORALS, tyn-thonslnd word
Pullman car speech OBJ library OF
advice Coz mothers
| our IDOL has tottercd with the
death oI the emperor ot Japan. O. man
personally unknown To M" world,
who has never So far as wc know de-
| uuuuCod 90 nature ttkir or gone down
iu coal mine, nor hruur. the ma.
man race up standing gazing loo nor
ror irto the awful pit OF race sueid,
Iopcning before them Mutsuhito
lncycr had much oft q press agent n
he ever hunted amy big game he aid
% on the q e.. but nevertheless he
put one over ANA pat It over hard.
Mutsuhilo wrote total OF seventy
Thousand pocms du-iug his reign.
when b. is considered that this exc
iraordinar, monarch accomplished
this monumental literary achievement
In addition to the thousand ana one
details Of the work pf governing q
nation vhicl during his reign became
ono cot the worlds grcu powers wc
begin to realize 40" calib,r of the
man
l'p Co hr last Illness uo day
passed but the emperor turned out
forty Co ufy poems, ana very good
poems %, that b. We may Judge from
the following sample translation
We have tricd To bee sincere boz word
and deed
And have exhausted every means 90
state
a plain and truthful case, but ,l iu
| vain.
| Sow may the God who s""g the
hearts ul men
| Approve "f what Nr dn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

SURGEONS uecessfully used tho
N-ray to locate nnd secure a SCI OF
false teeth which Boston woman
nnwiseIy. but too we'll swallowed
some one ought 20 devise some plan
,herchy We may extract our ihlao
tcoth at home without the humilin'
ton of being taken 10 "a specialist u
really too boluersome 20 nave u"
hunt up doctor every time we per-
.orm the act %. dcglutition upon our
ARTIFICIAL mUstiCgipvs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

We ALSO wrote puUr one daN.
o. s""wcd ,ne best fNIs ever writ
Chock fun ot pathos. and OF JOY
u seemed the best Was ever writ
Il was gem. there is 900 doubt,
We sent 10 a. q magazine.
Just .ourtocn issues Uly" ucon out
That poem never h.s been seen.
o
DRASTIC ACTION has been taken,
The 81 paso Times says
.
JUDGE uANFORu was more IN
iudicious l.n judicial
o
THE SWEDISH ObmpIod was a
financial failure showing thut base
hall is sun the most staple product
ID
OLD MAN DlNZ De- .uu able TO sit
up aud take notice end porchaurc %
mutt"r Co himself Didn't tell
you
YOu KNOw. ana a, SNOW. and
the, know that Harry rhtv is per
r"otly sane; but what's that got 20
do with t'
IT Is \ COLD duy In June that
1914, don't start an oil field somewhere.
That one over at Ari,siu listens liko
the goods
.
THE NEW emperor of Japan ~
said tu be- a progressive out wc have
not heard that he has Ispircd uu-
Rustly Go hosomc AN honorable Bun
Moose.
THE LONDON SATURDAY Re
view describes Woodrow wilson's
speeches as "t-rso. 9. might ne
Verse.
GOVERNOR Wilson doesn't seem
tp hc mu.u of q b.s,nI.. fan. but he
VAS one, a. tootha. coach which
ouglt Go bee Timely campaign material
along in Noyember.
.. =
OROZCO says he does not .og.
uize the United states Wen have
iu give him 1000 Introduction. such "a
one as viii prevent his ever forget
ting the yisagc u' Uncle sam.
o
~ WE ARE GOING Co stand pat
ON the N 1Utn' HH'llll' NJ Nhuilu
uc bad. while vo aro speaking SOFTLY.
Go carr. hlE stick in The shape OF
just us many nov battle ships as the
law allows
9
rs VIEW OF THE FACT that an
despcradu,s like fu rendezvous in tho
Hole iu the WtN.' would DO b"
am,ss lo suggest mat some one plug
10 up'
THOSE REFUGEE Americans
from Mexico who Ncrc Invited 60 beat
| t, after b,lug robbed ~ an Iclr
l earthly possessions. may remain on
United St.trs roll n they behave
| themselves sud don't eat too much.
o
4 BLUE MONKEY Ias been re.
reivcd 900 ,hr control Park Zoo, oc-
rordlng Go on, man ln charge ""
| ought To- bee suspended 10 isn't SAT-"
to nave q mau with those habits
around lot of wild animals.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

The foe that strikes thee, for thy
country sake
strike him with an thy might but
while thou stTikst,
Forget not sim Ia love him
A good deal ct the Japanese ma
uonul character is summed up bon
that little rhyme.
seventy thousand poems, even the
most loyal American must admit
ov,rshadpws tho achievements Of
Roosevelt So that, however little We
relish BE-. Whenever hereafter We hear
someone proclaiming the glorirs of
the words that brought hundred
r'unks each We must nin, Co hc
honest with ourselves, remember
Mutsuhitp and sim our boustiug
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

III VIZ
William kirLr, Prep. 81 ~. iii,,t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

~ VIEW OF THE FACT that an
despcr1do,s like ru rendezvous in the
Hole iu the WNL' would DO b"
amIss 90 suggest mat some one plug
It up'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

Sccrcur, Knox tells pasrual proz-
co il hc chasos amy more American
tltizcus out pf MrXico ana violates
ny more American women the Tn
tied states Nil f.,l that it moy again
lc necessary Go repeat tue warning
given 20 am Americans lee That c"uh-
try to make QUICK run Cor the Dor
der.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

sometimes our vile gets med 40 MS
Ana sI.s $50 ere goose.
but W. sham start tor Rem" ull
She calls us Bull Moose.
Houston Post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

You always gct the lowest cash
iUv- when Nou trade ~ THE Mae.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

~ WE ARE GOING Co stand pat
ON the Mouro, dortriu" b, N"uidn.
OBJ. bad while Wo aro speaking softly.
tp carry hig stick ia Ga. shape OF
just us mJns Now battle ships as the
law allows
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

THOSE REFUGEE Americans
from Mcxlro vino Ncrc Invited GO beat
lt. after being robbed ~ all Iolr
earthly possessions. may remain on
United 50. tees roll n they behave
themselves sud don't eat too much
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

OROZCO Say. be- does not re.os.
uize the United states. Wen have
Goo give him 900 INTRODUCTION. such ID
one as viii Prevent his ever forget
ting the yIsbgr ui Uncle sam
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-02

4 BLUE MONKEY Ias been re-.
reivcd 900 ,br Coutrti PARK Zoo. oc-
rordlng Co tHr man Ia ch'rg" ""
ought To- r- suspended. n isn't SAT-"
to nave "a mu with those habits
around 70 lut OF wild animals.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-08
ELECT A PRESIDENT.

Mrs. H. E. Granger was at home to
the members of the w. c. T. L. last
evening al her Hamlin street residence.
Mrs Davis was elected temporary
president to serve during the remand
er of the year. The vote was unanim-
GUS. Plans for the meeting in two
weeks were made and other business
of interest was disposed of. Mrs.
Fryar was named as the next hostess.
After the business meeting refresh
ments were served and a pleasant time
was spent socially. There were several
members present last evening and II
is desired that there is a large attend
ance al the next regular meeting