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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-09-06

The wax paper bread wrapper is NOT
A FAD; it is not q concession to the
whim OF the housewife; it is not a
meaningless trade-catcher; it is A SAN
ITARY NECESSITY. DAHNKE'S
81 is WRAPPED IN WAX
Z r. WRAPPERS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-09-06

FOR SALE-At bargain, good resi-
dence on East Church street, plenty Of
room and in good repair. Apply to D. N.
Walker at Third National Bank. Gift
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
VARSITY TO BEGIN
FALL TERM ON
MONDAY
Opening Address Tuesday
Morning by Dr. Boyd; Fac.
ulty to Appear in Academic
Costume

Tho university opens MuuH.F tf %
u..unk iui registration. a HIa, at.
tendance H expected this gpll and
thr Ahuir day VIII be- drNuiru tu no
registering and classify Ius uf students
aHd tp tho ursauIliug COZ ,Iass,s.
con- TUESDAY az lo o.,lu.h tur HHIh
COZ .ar srar viii officially open w.,D
tr, new pTrsidpu: Dr David o. 800 I'D.
$500 deliver au address iu Eodul na.
40 be- hoped that aiI the friends uf tuo
university viii attend, Tor ur 300 q
- % iur,Ifu speaker auI hts much
eft interest Co t,l regarding Juo uuu-
,u.r or tur university boo tHr local
community and iu the state. The
Ia.uIts NII appear Boa academic .os-
Uuur az This ufst assembly cot me
.DHr.
Du, 0f tnc mn-t important steps
1ur university haH tak,n lea several
.tsrs Boz tn iuirudur, 70 course BOZ ph1
sl.aI training under the direction "t
Nr o. o. HutrnInrpE, who b. MtH
known ~ thr dlrrotor of lasi year r.
TspiuHU team There viii Boz classrs
gpr both Iue boys anl Che sills aud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
S A V E d HE r
HUSBAND
IN THREE DAYS

NN husband isn't loaded with
a. iurt,N any more De- doesn't want
% mad Nuu iuuk nt o. cannot cAa
press Wf srtiituur. From q genuine
letter among tuy spuIrs see can SHOW
Anu. proving uHsolutrN that tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
ANNA N. TURNER
BURIED TO-DAY
Body of Woman for Over Thir.
ty Years Teacher in Govern
ment Indian Schools in New
Mexico Laid to Rest.

Funeral services v,r, held today
Tor Miss Anna ~ Turner who's,
death occurred % week. age tu Lu- An
gplcs, Cal irUurm mH-S was Dci'.
DRAFTED 100 ihy church uf Ca" lmma"u.
late Conception, Uo,. A. NJ, Monda-
lari. = f., officiating Burial was 100
santa Barbara cemetery. Tho uHN
bearers u,r, In a. ~. kcok, plUH.
ptuu und surgeon u the Albuquerque
Indian school. g. r. Lpu,rsau. su-
prrintrudcnt uf Indian dtt schools.
Reuben Perry. superintendent OF thc
AlOupucrqu, Indian school uud W
VI. Conncll OF Uuniug aud tuuncll
NJ the pall bearers were CLOSE friends
at Miss Tururl and had known her
tor many Year, Born in Baltimore.
Md. Miss TurUvT was - years old d"
tie time OF her death. More than
forty wears ago she became q i"u'hrr
,u government Indian schools Thirty
wears ago Miss Turner was assigned
tu work u Sew NrNico She taught
in % number OF pueblOs, Ia Islcta,
san tldrtunsu. A,uma aud Mg'IItNs.
In each pueblo SHE gained tho cuuii-
deuoc 81 the Indians and was enabled
20 accomplish much for the advance
meut uf the government wards Mis'
Turner had hut Few living relatives
Two ulcccs az, believed Go live no
New York ,ity aud they viii 10" mott
tied Of her death when their uldrvs-et
are learned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
ne DEMAND ron
OTIICE uELP

Novrr before hoo th. histor, of thc
southwest have there been 81" many
aud such lucrative positions open tu
those trained for business. us tudu,
And the new era ui business prosper
itv nov at hand b. certain tu produce
uu even greater demand
Tn, Albuquerque Busino-s college
finds II mpua-ibl, Go supply the calls
that 10 is receiving from prominent
husinos- firms condition due priu.
,ipHllN. Goo th, fact that this ustitu-
ton has reputation Tor turning out
tho very best help that can br pro-
cured, tts graduates even being pre-
tyrred Go most experienced office as.
sistunts. ~ recommendation is CON
elusive evidence of competency
Every GAIA offers from $50 Go more
than 500 % month with splendid
chances tor promotion.
Enter September %. devote few
months tu persistent study and YOU,
also. VIII hy ruulilird Go enter the
great busy commercial world. over
flowing with such unlimited oppor.
tuuiil,-
\ postal viii bring our lo-pag,
,ataluE
ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS COT.
LEGE.
The special school o., specialists, Cd
albuquerque, y. VI.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
DOG BUSINESS ON
SANTA FE HEAVY
ALL THE TIME
Dozens Of CANNES Shipped
Through Albuquerque Ev.
cry Day; Carried AS Excess
Baggage by the Company.


summer rates or mo- summer rates.
COlunist rates or mo- culonist rates.
the dog transportation business over
the santa be railroad be- alWays heavy
and this Notwithstanding the fact
mat the company recently iuuugufat-
ed new system for the handling %
the c1ulncs. tutl recently Il dog
could bee transported over tue road By
q little diplomacy aud the transfer of
90 cents 60 the buggagoman at the
vd Of each division. Now. however.
things are changed and dogs wishing
TO ride on the santa Pc must be- car
ried ~ excess baggage. so matter
how much or how little q dog weighs.
he Be- rated a. 100 pounds excess To
ship dog from Los Angeles 10 Chi-
cago the owner is required Go pay app
pruXimately XlI. From Albuquerque
10 Chicago tht rate per dog is 500,
from here To kansas Ctt,, $3.50.
Many OF the dogs that pass through
Albuquerque each day, travelling east
ana west. north aud south are valu-
able. other CANNES look as 10 nobody
On ouriu would take them as q GIT.
Albuquerque ls meeting place be-
tween dog aud master Trains stop
here gcnctallS a MALI hour cor longer.
aud this permits owners OF dogs ~
go TO the baggage ear and see that
their dogs are cnjo, ing the trip and
want Tor nothing Women are the
greatest shippers of dogs Every DAY
women are seen az the local station,
willingly surrcndcriug an thoughts OF
meals lea order that they may give at.
tcutiou to their pets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
FISH STORY PROVES
JUST PASSABLE
Col. Sellers Caught Them
Roasting on the Rocks
When the Water in the
Creek Got Muddy; Ice Cave
Still There.

Fine nsbug iu the Irmcz '"uu
ny" said colonel D. Il a.. sellers.
mayor of our fair city, last evening
after returning with Mrs SELLERS in
% wagon from spending a week u the
mountain country.
"Now about huw man, - began
the reporter
Just 60 minute" said the colonel
I'm not suing tu tell any lies about
the size ui them. They were nl Iu"
the same lcagth NO variation 40 all.
Twelve inches Is the figure
I'VE went up Goo the junction "i lhr
Guudulup, yr,rN aud then puDkrd
Gus stuff on nurTus i've miles 400 100
q box oauyou. some twenty .'iNr miles
from Jvmcz springs. The rrh'uF
there was splendid mti heavy rains
came up. causing the rr"vh ln uT'
several feet aud become very muddy
This. however proved to be- "a foriu-
nate circumstance. uH the fish clam
bercd OUT on the rocks ana all That
was necessary was 90 dnngl' the bait
in front uf them aud lt them Off,
Mrs SELLERS shot several that hal
climbed nap boo the trees
Colonel SELLERS says that the '''
gave, frozen 'ull of large fish. which
he discovered last year, is SIN tuU
uf fine specimens. witch are always
available to campers when tho sport
b. bad m the creeks Thir To- pro-
Nidrd sou know whore Go lind inr
cave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


pr w \. Macbeth. dentist. 25.27.
Grant building.
T.. NJ. SWavzo OF cold springs. y
NJ IA here today on business affairs.
George Fred Murray member of
the Ncw MrNiCo mounted police. is
la the city to-day from Hodges n. NJ.
Miss May smith or Springfield.
%. IS Visiting Mrs. Elmer $ Parker
In ;his city.
simon Ncustadt postmaster al Los
Lunas, returned home today after
brief visit in the city.
m" james = L.. Musical comedy
COMPANY after &c two weeks engage.
mcut here. l"lt Yesterday to play at
Tucson. Ariz. Tor week or two.
Admuut General a s. Hrookcs uf
the Sew Mexico National guard re-
turned last night tu santa Pc after
6rIof business visit iu Albuquerque.
John q warren, manager of the
Niriorio Land ana Cattle company. Is
loo The city from Englc 10 confer with
~ a. Justro OF Bakersfield, cal.
Charles 4. stewart. general for.
man ct the Santa &. round house.
has resigned j W. llokard, q form
~ incumbent cot "a. position being
named 60 succeed him
Manager J. T. smithers Of "a, Al
,urudu. returned last might from Il
months visit In Sow York and other
eastern cite. Ills family viii not
return home for several weeks got.
Tho regular meeting ct O. g. war
rem Post, 40 o. col the q. 4. g.. VIII
bo held az :. q. e.. ~. han at 80
pm. saturday evening september
e g. u Wolking. senior vice COM
mundcr.
Judge " e. Uru,urk returned Nrs-
tprdaN from ten days stay at Jo-
myz hot springs Coming back h.
vur, AN u,crcuat token ct the fact
that 30 I- getting pretty chilly ia tho
mountains this month.
Special uO,cu-day sal, OF Ouggcs
carriages. ruuabuuts, phactUns and
harness The biggest stock in the
southwest Co select irem, and prices
that viii make you wonder how Sc
can do b. J korbcr a company.
two special trains. carrying mem.
beers OF the Grand Army of the Re
public passed through Albuquerque
last night ,iu tho santa Pc, on rout,
| from ohio. Kansas, Indiana, ohio ana
adjoining states, Go the national en-
lyampmcut boz Los Angeles.
Mr. aud Mrs. George n. Wheeler
uf 1907 North sixth street, have gone
tu the rorus for an extended outing
Mr. wheeler o. am accomplished fish
| crmnu and AIRS Wheeler viii execute
! some water color sketches OF th'
mountain country while away.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
CHARLIE KUNZ IN
COAL BUSINESS
Well Known Young Man For
sakes Adding Machine and
Ledgers to Become Asso-
oiated With Father.

charles g. Kuul. for several years
90 bookkeopcr ln the First NatIunal
BANK of Albuqucrqur. has resigned
hs position aud viii hereafter be a
partner VIth his father. a.. ". kuul,
900 the Sew state coal yard Mr
kuuz b. uue of Albuquerque best
known aud most cntcrprising young
men and b., aggressive work ANA be-
cause uf his wide acquaintance. viii
doubtlrss largely increase the business
OF the NeW state concern.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
Strong's Book Store

Your Money lmrk n NUu
Want H."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
The Weather

Forecast Fair saturday aud
SUNDAY. slightly warmer
Local weather report for -
hours ending at Is a. in. september
Z Maximum temperature, so de-
sr,,s. minimum. 90. range, IS, at
d. m. 60, south Winds: clear.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
NAVAJO


Nr have Just received from
the Nu,aju country 5u assortment
ot the highest grade indian
blankets u Sizes irom aN5 90
NNIu.
Come iu Jud Iouk them over.
Won show some cot the ptrttiost
and best blankets you eve, saw.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07

Fur babyr Group. Nilliv't daily
cuts aud bruises. mammals sore
throat, graudmu'r lamrness. --Df.
Thomas Eclectic con the household
remedy zoe and soc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
Thlng- Diving ronlghl.

e. A u. Post holds meeting
Moving pictures doing business
40 ulJ stand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
DRINK HABIT

can hr over. umt hN ht NEAL 8-USY
AihiNI $50 d. popdcrmics
used Result. absolutely certain.
can upon tddr,. 10 phuup The Ncnl
ln-iiiuie. ai2 \. 2nd 81 Alhngurraue,
\. ". Icl. lal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
CALL AZ

For parcel and baggage delivery
-uudu, uUd night OulIs ph"u, lit'J
Albuqu"rquc Parcel Delivery,
Nilpi dc Nhuriu, Prop.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-07
Read the Herald Want Ads.
American Hotel

.ruu-irut- specially i,oun- soc
trr DaN. 5Us1s West Central Ave-.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-08

BUSINESS FINE

Mandan. \. d, Aug. S.-Recause
IN" biggest crop in western North Da-
k"ta's history will be harvested this
year III" slope is taking on a new ac-
tlN!tT. Business confidence will be re-
stored, new channels of trade will be
opened mp and all will result in much
new building.
Among the new institutions for the
sl"n" is the Security State bank for
Flasher and probably two other bank
ing establishments. A new Farmers
elevator is being constructed at Ell
gin, the officers Of the new concern
being 7. G. Boettcher. president; A.
E. Moore. vice president: II. l.. Bean.
secretary-treasurer; Albert Heggc and
George j. Schultz. directors.
New Salem is having a building
boom, the greater part of which is i'm
the residence district with several
fine houses going up. y new bank
will be established at Golden Valley
in Mercer county. the officers being
II. r. Lyon, c. l.. Zimmerman and
John p. Hess. Fort Clara. Hcnsler
and stanton. also are reporting much
building while the Northern Pacific
railroad is doing its share in the way
of putting in stock Yards at the sta
tlonS along the south line.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-08
PRICES
ARE IRREGULAR
New York Money Market
Easier on Further Foreign
and Domestic Offerings.

New York. Aug. Sin its salient
features today's stock market was
virtually a repetition of the preceding
days Of the week. There was the
usual irregular trend to prices, the
same palpable professionalism and
the same perfunctory movement in
most Of h speculative issues. except
h anthracite shares.
Developments of the day included
the declaration Of cash and stock
dividend by the American Tobacco
company. an event hat seemed to
have been discounted in recent quota
tons for that stock. In any event
the shares declined Immediately after
the action of the tobacco directors
was made known and became increas-
ingly weak later.
Reading was easily the principal
feature not only because Of its ac-
tivity. far outstripping United States
Steel, but by reason of it's strr- tone,
which later spread to Lehigh Valley.
Buying of the coalers seemed to have
its basis in something more sub
%stantial than mere speculation. There
was also some demand for Console
dated Gas. Peoples Gas and the cleo
trical shares. with a new high record
in Sears-Roehuck and a further adj
vance in Studehaker. Steel was heavy
in the early dealings. but recovered
toward the close, but coppers were
under pressure with smelling on
weakness of metal stocks in London.
The entire list developed a stronger
tone in the final dealings.
London dealt very moderately in
our stocks, which showed a mixture
OF gains and losses at the close.
The local money market was easier
on further foreign and domestic Of
ferings. with limited demand.
A better tone was shown by the
more important bond issues.
Total sales. par value. amounted to
s1.750,000. United States government
bonds were unchanged on call.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-08
MORE MOISTURE
IN NORTHWEST
Some Reports of Black Rust
From Northeastern
North Dakota.

Minneapolis. Aug. B. Liverpool
wheat prices closed is higher. Bud
apest wheat closed rs higher. Ber-
lin wheat SIS higher. Antwerp un-
changed. Paris wheat closed l to
l IA lower. Flour unchanged to / Ia
lower.
Minneapolis September opened at
81 Sd. 3-S above the previous close
then sold at 81 SIS. When around
these prices the market began to firm
up and a rally of Il little over a cent
took place.
More moisture was reported in the
northwes where harvesting is under
way and this serves to delay cutting.
Clear skies with moderate temper
atures would be welcome here where
the grain is nearly ripe. In the Can
adam northwest warmer weather will
be required to bring the crop to ma
turltN. The weather in the winter
wheat belt was also wet and this
helped to strengthen the Chicago mar
ket as rains would retard the move
ment of new wheat to market.
September in Minneapolis closed at
" 5-s which is l Lac higher than
last night.
There was some reports of black
rust from northeastern North Dako-
ia which helped to firm up prices.
Minneapolis stocks decrease $780,
coo bushels for five DAYS.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-08
THE WHEAT POSITION.

i5roomhalfs - During the week
there have been some rather sharp
'l'lctnations in the price of imported
wheat in Europe owing to a spell of
unsettled weather having occurred in
south Russia and to rumors of there
being a likelihood of the Dardanelles
being again closed. the net result of
the fluctuations being to leave prices
about unchanged from where they
We're last Tuesday, but If anything,
rather higher. In the states there has
beer a steady decline. amounting 10
several rents on the week. In Win
nlpeg October wheat closed yester-
day unchanged from last Tuesday.
The French trader does not seem
Quite satisfied with the outlook of af-
fairs. for he is willing to pay a high
or price for distant deliveries for his
own wheat than at any time before
this season-which probably means
that France is going to import again
next season for her own consumption,
in addition to the quantity she always
import for her foreign -four trade.
Russian n Roumanian growers
are showing some reserve in making
a commencement with sales of their
new crop for early autumn shipment
M consequently some observers on
the continent are disposed to modify
their estimates of the SURPRISES those
countries have to spare. 1t is now
considered probable that the Russian
exports next season will barely reach
100000 to 10000. 900 qrs. and that
the Balkan states will have 1000, 900
TO 100000 quarters less to spare
than they have exported this season.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-08
LIVERPOOL MARKET
PRICES UNCHANGED
Steady on the Whole, But
Very Dull-Coin is
Advancing.

Liverpool-The market showed a
steady undertone at the start with
prices unchanged. There was sup
port on the expectations of light Ar
gentine shipments this week and the
frmness of Russian offers. Later
there was a tendency to realize on
the large cargo arrivals with more
pressure to sell, but these are mostly
Of lower grade and the fair inquiry
for Canadian offers and the demand
for hard winter wheat checked the
decline. The market on the whole
was steady but dull with prices un-
changed from Wednesday.
Corn-The corn opened 1-S to IA
higher and later further advanced Ia
to 3-8 with the undertone firm. The
forecast is for lighter Argentine ship
ments this week and the frmness of
spot caused shorts to cover.
Paris-Market opened weak with
realizing on the larger arrivals and
the freer offers Of native wheat. as
result Of more favorable weather.
Russia-In the southwest and
south center harvesting is progress
ing with favorable weather. Arrivals
are small at the ports cut predictions
are for increased arrivals O Ar
gentine crop and weather reports are
'favorable.-Broomhall.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-08
FLAX coNnITIoN

1t is conceded that there is to he
damaged flax but the extent of it can
not vet be determined. Otherwise the
Indications are of a good WELD as
there is good growth generally of the
plant. Fla disease and front seem
To be the possibilities of the season.
IN some seasons loss by the flax wilt
nave been as high. it is estimated, as
16M 20 per cent. Reports are that
the trouble is cropping out in too
many places to be ignored as a posi-
Die danger this season. Prices are
on the slide but the momentum is
checked by the suggestive possibili-
ties of lowered yield in the end. The
marketing from the old crop is draw
ing closely to the end of it. Between
mat and arrivals from the new it will
ne much of a guess as to future val
ues. one year ago the seed sold at
about S2,15 or some soc higher than
1T brings now. This discount seems
about enough until the crop is made.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-08
MADMAN THINKS HE'S CAESAR

Baltimore. Aug. S.-Clad only in a
sheet. which he had wrapped about
himself after the fashion Of a Roman
toga, James Walsh of Grafton. w.
Va, a delirious patient in ST. Joseph's
hospital. escaped from the institution
and walked several squares in his
bare feet before he was captured by
one Of the orderlies.
When he reached the corner of
Caroline street he stood still, and
winding his sheet about him declared
impressively that he was, Caesar. A
number of men who were On their way
to work approached the man, but he
saw them before they were able to
grasp him. With a. yell he dashed
south on Caroline street to Preston.
and thence east on Preston to Broad
way, where he stood on the corner
shouting Marc Antony" at the top
of his voice.
By this time a number of men who
had been standing in Shakespeare's
drug store ran to the hospital and
told of the escape. When the attend
ants reached him they found their
man standing like a statue at Broad
way and Preston street. his arms
akimbo and the sheet enveloping his
form. Making a detour they rushed
upon him from the rear. and he was
carried back to the hospital regard
less of his protestations that he was
the ruler of the empire and would
call his army to his rescue.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-08
ISSUED.

Minot. n. D.. Aug. S.-Judge Leigh
ton Wednesday afternoon signed an
order restraining Olaf A.. Olson from
maintaining an obstruction on the
Mouse river. BY this order the tenn
porary injunction issued about ten
days ago is made permanent. and the
suit instituted by George Bissell VS..
Mr.. Olson is decided in favor of Mr..
Bissell.
The ease hinged on the question
whether the Mouse river is a navig-
able stream or not. In deciding the
case in favor of Mr.. Bissell, the Judge
decides that the stream is navigable.
1t is thought that Mr.. Olson will
appeal the case to the state supreme
court. BY a strange coincidence,
Judge rue of the supreme court
recently was taken on a launch ride
up the river n was stopped in his
course by the obstruction that Mr..
Olson is charged with erecting.
STATE
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-08
WEE DEAD.

Fargo. \. D.. Aug. s.-Mrs. a. f.
Peterson. wife of the pastor of the
First Baptist church of this city. died
at Litchfifld, MINI, where she had
been for some time past AT the home
OF Mr.. Pctersnn's parents. There was
a short burial service there Wednes-
DAY afternoon. after which the re-
mains We're taken to Minneapolis and
services held from the Calvary Bap-
fist church this afternoon.
Mrs. Peterson had been a great
sufferer for some months past and
deepest sympathy will be extended to
Mr.. Peterson and the little daughter.
Miriam. that no relief for her con
dition had been found possible. II is
a sore affliction and her loss will he
grievously deplored by the congrega-
ton of the church over which Mr,
Peterson presides in this city her
activities in church work having beer
at all times marked. Mrs. C.. F.
Webster left for Minneapolis in order
to meet the party from Litchville. Sh.
will go as a representative of the
Ladies Aid society. and will be pres.
ent at the funeral services at Calvary
Ba ptist church.