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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
DianoeOe Me0oclelter.

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Sa9en imOO Sogiprer 0orroW
| 9aar fremOeles lin Sang Oeruoe /
Cos 2lngeleS. Zen 5. 0s. par oct
! ner fommen til gtppefanp / Jietten,
o9 0ontmer Sutton iOenlte 0iitrifts.
a0Dotat S5obn D. 1Sre0erfs $50 og
3Iouotat $. $. 2lppel So 0tulft for
ltoOiit 6oragt for 9ietten
Zen itigen0e Bris paa Dfai5 %
ben 0erai folgenOe Gri5itigning paa
400 og 2Gg ifpl0c5, eiter 6pa0lteo.
leamer al produce ero6ange" /
)}ep Yorf oplpier, Ser for6ge0e
9ru9 al OioiS for Iiloirfning al
6eruienoe 0riffe og for 9iIpirfning
a obreotfait iooO3". 60 pGt. al Den
Q}ais, Der oole8 6er I 15ior, ifol
ogre 9aoet til 9rDggerier % 9eitil-
lerier.
Eoliti0epartementet Q}inneopo-
lis beifploes ior aorrlption, %
iaa piot oIporlgc er 9eifplonn0cr-
lie, at @cnnepin Gountp @ranoiurp
Ben Is. o5. pil begpuoc 9runoig
llnoerio9eIie al }lnfIagerne. Gom-
m.9lopofat 5ames )lobertion Tiger
At ban iioocr inoe meo 9euiier for
9eIfpIonin9erne.
,SiaGqe 9iopport ira 5taten 9lep
9orf5 Observation-Disclosures 1fal
9ranoto6et Il. z. og Gana0a for
iorra9e 9lnr 6oUe beI66et iio til
$23Looo,0O0. 0ette u0gor gennem-
initIiq mcl(em 81 oa SO for boert
,Snoipio al 9eiolfninqen moo 10
Gents pr. Sn0bDager / europa.
25uleaIr0e for fattiae. Sra 2L-
bert 9ea, D}inn., me00ele5, at g9iG-
liam q. Qorin, ser ior fort Gi0 Il.
oen er 500 / minneapolis, bar / lit
(eitamente 6eItemt $4,000 til ct
5ono, 6oiS 9lenter ifal 6enpttes til
at brinae fatti9e 9I6ert 2eo, 2Il-
ben oa 6ortlar0 Suleqlpoe. 6ois
life alle Renter 6ru9c5 oertil, Ifal
oc lraacS til 6oDe0iimmen.
ST Sanotorium for tpring5iDge
Gfter boao Der mel0e5 ira 6elena.
0}ont, bar Y9(nacon0a Qtining So
liDet $2S,000 til CpforeIic al ct
Sanatorilun ior Gpring5patienter
i Rurbc0en al @nrren Springs
Stotens y9oar0 oi Graminers" bar
ta9et inoo @apen % ser er 9iort
aontraft ior 9pgniuQen5 Opierele
: @aor (0en 10. O5.) ifnloe et
tort 6oretoaen0e begDnoe5 / 9}orth
7ofoto st &ernbonetog, u0imret al
}torr6ern @ociiif 9onen, oil ire
Tiger reiie onfrina Stoten iom
Ell o5ormerS ,nitjtute~. 9irefteren
for 6nrmerS I5nititltte Staten Ie-
Der Goget, % @rGi0enten peO Sta-
tens 9on6brugSifole % Here nn0re
9}roie8iorer oe0 Slfolen f6Iger meo
ior at 6oloe 2auo6rugsiorcoroa for
6armerne 6oreOrnqene ifol omfatte
6ao0e egentlig 9onobnlg % iorifel-
li2e 9rancber areahlrapI oa
.4leie
Sra 9te0 @ing, Wlinny meIoeS
lm6er 5. 6s., at y&auges Spnooe"
oisie 0aae 6oGOer fit 81. 2larSms-
De Der. Ser par goo Reprpientation
til at begpnoe mes. 0}an oenteOe ca
100 grpiter og moaife ct 9or Sun-
0re0e 9elegoter til Q}e0et
Gen ior nogIe 2lar ii0en iaa
meget omtolte 6or6rpoer Sarrp g.
56am, StonOforO g86iteS 0}ooer, er
nolig tilloot at blpe ilpttet ira 9lip-
let / Oiutteomm til Gountp lGngs-
let g96itc 95laines, q. 3. st qln.
6rogen6e ON bans 9eslaoelie pil
mro set fsrite bIioe bcbon0Iet o9
1sorflnttelien ifol ppre tiIloot Tor at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

8ripoIis-9tffaren. 9fon, q. Maj.
Ge ira Smprna uooiite 5toIienere,
Ser er oenot til6aae til sStalien fill
0rer Dc @ruiom6e0rr o9 6orfol9el-
Ter, ion De bar moottet li0e. De
tprfiife @}on6i96e0er forIon9er, at
oe far oeres 9ffreiie ifof 6etole en-
Sfot, iom lL5Ien0inae fife er for.
pGiotet til at betole. M}onge itaIieu.
Ife 6iifere 6ol0es fanane / Smorna,
for0i 2prferne frpater for, at Sc
fen0er M}inerne8 9la0ier i @aonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11
aur0ett rnnnt.

SnobDa9ere.
5 9ier9oprferne peO @atico /
@9ile ifal 10 Berioner p9re omfom-
he eer fonne til Sfa0e peO Oper-
iopmmelier.
Sn0iamliagen 2lnleOning al G9ri.
itianio llnioeriitets a5ubilplnn er M
iluttet Zen bar inObragt 100000
aroner.
9lrreiteret 2(narfiit @aris, %.
.Q}ai. 9ieoafteren al 9laOet o2(nor-
die, @iqet, er Gag 6leoen arreite-
ret for 0pbi0ielie til 0iorO.
@ote6or99 oapn @ote6org 9p-
raao bar pe0taget at onpenOe ct Be
lob al 5,255,000 ar. til llooiOelie
Al &etebor95 6opn.
a..e =. ,..,.,e. o..
,.> pa.'... ~ "a, a,.a.. l9|.'''. ''Y''''-
g',',,''' 5oo as}. 'o.ag : '"''''o '''0IS r[ .''
et 1rG poa ipO 2leterS SoiOe.
6n oiterrigif 2uit.fi65ildaOe.
Observation-Disclosures = irnric6rir.
,eria of on o,,f+ifi6siro,6o
45aa 6Ipoeplaoen peO ,Sobannilt-
bal fIpi iorleoen en- 2lgerbene inO
Ell }lpoemaifme Zen bleo fIippet
;.,,e. .S. '1A -, '.e ,',ttn ,,>
- o'2 ~ '''
qlnlm0ien 6ol0er ,5oreOraa. 9ueno5
2lpers, 6. ,Slni. aopt. 9ioolO 2(mun0
len, Spopolens 0p0oQer, 6oQOt / Mi
tes ct 6oreoro0 ON fine Opoo9elies-
II u lllle %,p'epe'lep Pou 0FpOe''
i'a " II SV0p0'''''
@esfprpnsien Dor forle0er en-
ieneitepioe blepen irettc,ot al lit
Jserifob m blen hprnner ioo nreO
ot nun pil6e i1dte iio i6iel. 6,rr
oen1te ia poo ct 2oft % b(ep ierit
fl1n6en efter 1 0eong 1Sorle6. itprft
mr0toaen
2on0on %. Olui. 5 aul0ru6en
9tbernant 9}pr5eoen al Fontllau-
ratio iSD0.99ale9, Der ior fort liO
ii0en er bleoen ao6net, cr Der 2or-
bags ifet en- @f5ploiiou al 6rpnO-
bare 2lrftarter. 6 @erioner 6Iep
Orp6t o9 mango iaare0e.
9..s4 - o.e...r.;., oa:
~! % ~ S.(>,ta' '1''' c[nEa;>..a N,s,%
H., 9.,.' >..s64 :. ,,,s,' = s.>,,>a 49,,
- * = O.ro... -. . m Il
lersoorf 9Innnnlttion 6nbrtf ! SSiS-
mer.9}eiiitoot, en- 6otritsbp tre0ioe
9fll ira @len. Dnltrent 100000
49, II NNf''o ~f'I~Nft u
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

1lppeulpffe. Berlin 25. Dlai.
Sort fer 81. 8 / 9lftcn itprteoe poa
Slppep(aoien peo SobannistbnI Sin
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

@ammel Q}isiionpr 900. Canton,
aina, 6. SUM. 9t. $. @rope3,
Den pIoite @}isiionnr aino, oooe
0}on0ag 2lften o9 6lep 6earaoen
lirSoa9 San BAR foot ben %. Mai
1898 % blep iaale0e9 70 2lar 91m-
mel < 1896 fom 6an til aina iom
@n8e % 9aptiimliSiionpr. Sans
@dtru ooerIeper 5am : 9earapclien
0eGto9 1900 2}enneifer.
Gr. Srape2 u00oune0e mduge
q(ar aineiere til @rpItegerninqen %
oettc le0e0e til at 9aptiitcrne opret.
teoe ct @rnIteienlinarilmr / Canton.
Gn al Be me eoqninqcr 6prer 0ira-
peS' 9taon. Or. @rabeS bar ifrepet
9ogen uiSirti 9tar i Spofina~ %
mango 9G9er poa aineiiif
Strifen i 2onoon. 2onoon, 6.
Sllni. 6inanSminiiter 9apio 2lono.
George ioaoc lln0er6uiet / @oor,
at meo noaen GfterQinen6eo poa BEG.
ae Si0er ifut0e 0et life pGre pan.
ifeligt at fonme til ct freoeIigt Op.
q6r 9ofitrifen. 'StrifenS 2eOere
forIonaer life lGngere, at finn Qfe0-
Iemrner al en- 5o9ioreninq mad ar
betoe. 4oa Ben on0en Si0e par oct,
efter 6pa6 2(rbeioS9iperne 'aa0e,
umliIiQt at qenin0iptte alle Strifere,
ga mango Qla0ier oIlereoe par be-
iatte
6inonsniiniiteren u0tolte, at per.
monent IreO 2onoons 6obn bar
al en- ioa0nn @i9tigbe0 at 0iegerin'
gen 6oo6e0e, at set biIoe blipe mu-
Iig at oprette ct 9ol6giits. .9oarO,
ser beitoo al 9ieprpientonter FOR baa.
Sc 9lrbei6sQioere oa qfr6eioere meo
ioo meQen Naat, at set fllnoe al.
qore ale Stri6ia6eoer, fom moatte
opitaa i 6renitfoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

2lmnn0ien 6ol0er 6oreOra9. 9uenoS
2lper9, 6. ,5lnli. aapt &oolO 2(mlnO'
ien, SpopolenS 0p0o9er, 6olOt / 2(f-
ties ct 6oreora9 ON fine Op0ogelie5-
refer. San goo en- garfiif 9eifripel-
ie al iine 0pleoelier poa 6erOen
ira oa til SpopoIen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

) @estpreusien par iorleOen en-
5jeneitepige 6leoen irettcnt al tit
6erifa6 % 6lep 5erouer iaa UreO,
at bun oil0e lutte Jig libel. Sum
gemte Jig poa ct 2oft % 6lep iprit
flln0en efter 4 0e9us 6orIe6, iterft
me0tagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

Raa 6lpoeplaoien peO lSobanniit-
bal flpi iorIeoen en- 2lgerbpne inO /
Ell 5lpoemoifine. Zen bleo flippet
i Stlnmper oa Spffer al @ropelle-
ren, men oenne 6eifaOigeOeS iaa
itprft at 5lpoeren maatte qoa neO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

2onoon %. 0}ai. 5 aul9ut6cn
2f5ernant 9tprbeoen al @ontllun-
irait5 iSQ0-98aleS, Ger ior fort liO
ii0en er bleoea ao6net, er Der @or-
bags ifet en- Gf5ploiion al 6rGnO-
bare 2lritorter. 6 9eroner 6Iep
0rp6t oa mango iaareoc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

en ofterrigif NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =
@ien .. 0}oi. 5 sen nGrmeite
8remti0 oil Der 6lipe ioranitaltet en-
MISUNDERSTANDING til (iIpeie6rin-
aeIie al en- 2nftifibSfGaaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-11

Sa9en imOo Sogiprer Dorrom
aoar iremoeles lin Sang Oerlr0e /
Cos 2lngeles. Gen 8. OS. par oct
ner tommen til 9tppeta1lp / Jietten,
o8 0onmer Sutton iOemte 0iitrifts.
a0ootat S5o6n .. 6reoerif5 $50 og
2I0ootat $. $. 9lppel So 0hlft for
u0oiit 6oragt FOR &etten.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
HIGHWAY LECTURER
TO ARRIVE HERE
TO MORROW
Butler, Crosse and Sellers Leave
Today for Santa Fe to Es-
cort Government Expert to
This City.

President r., G. Butler OF the good
roads local uf this city. Secretary r..
l.. Crosse at the same organization
and Mayor ID X. u. SELLERS left thla
afternoon In the Butlcr steam car for
Santa Pc. whence they will csrori
over the route to this city tomorrow
-. II. Burrrll, lecturer for the govern
mcnt office Of public roads, who nus
been addressing the highway boosters
at points along the Santa Zee, Mr.
Burrcll speaks In santa FG tonight,
having appeared Thursday night IN
Las Vegas, with previous stops at
Trinidad and Ration. tie VIII be nv
COmpHnled here by President r. ~
TWitchrll of the State Good Ronds
association. and pussibly by Land
COMMISSIONER Il. T. ETNicn and stat"
Engineer j. \ French, who brought
BurTrII over the Itatun i'nHH last week
In order t. demonstrate to him that
there ip No SNOW hlp, kHdC" even IN
December,
Rurrcll's lrriurrp are said Ia he in
tcnscIy and uniquely interesting. tho
government bureau which ne repro
SCENTS has don" wonders Il" the ChuH"
OF Tund impruN Cmpnt by these lee
lures, nearly 4OO Of which have been
delivered In various pHriH of the Cnun-
try reaching audiences totHling near
Is n quarter uf u million people.
MIR RurTrlIE lecture Wlll he DEW
cred IN AlbuQu'rqu" TOMORROW even
ing,
10 Log Road.
The Albuquerque men on tn" way
To Santa Pc viii take advantage Oi
the trip today io thoroughly log tho
route for future reference and the
| convenience Of tn" puhilC.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
HUBBELL BECOMES
LARGEST OWNER
or sheep IN
THE STATE
Purchase Of 1000 Head in Soc
Orro County and Other Ac-
QUESTIONS Gives Local Man
Immense Holdings.
ONE OF HALF DOZEN
LARGEST IN WORLD

Hy the recent contamination OF a
deal whereby he acquires the sheep
and ranches OF Josecitu ChAvcs y
Baca, twenty miles north of MnEda-
lena, II is believed that Frank A. Hub
bell of this city becomes the largest
individual owner os sheep In New
Mexico and thus one OF the Ave or
siX largest sheep owners IN the world,
The purchase. which included 1000
sheep. ~ only one vt numerous SINH
lar deals by Mr.. Hubbell lately where
10y his sheep holdings are Immensely
Increased, He has been buying sheep
In large numbers during the past
three weeks. II II understood, and
while the exact number he now con.
truls ~ not given, there Is no doubt
that u ~ sufficient to put him In tho
lead IN the Now Mexico sheep indus
try.
The deal WAS negotiated through l..
w Stewards NJ Denver, the consider.
alton not being made public.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
B6IlNALIIIO COUNTY BAR
To LISTEN tn Ekf1n

A. special meeting Of the Berna-
lillO County Bar association held yes
terdHy afternoon, committees were
appointed 10 draft resolutions on the
death Of Felix ~. Lester and TO make
arrangements to attend the funeral In
a body. The resolutions committee
IN composed ~ Summers BuTkhart,
George s. klOck and owen y. Mar
ron. The arrangements committee
consists OF II. u. JamiaOn, E. w. Dob
HOn and George II. Craig. The resO-
lutions will be offered at regularly
convened meeting OF the BernalIllO
bar TO be held In the court room
after the return OF Judge Reynolds
~ this meeting a eulORy will be
delivered by a speaker to be selected
At a later time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
LESTER FUNERAL TO
Be HELD SUNDAY
At TWO THIRTY
Arrangements May Be Chang
ed If the Neill B. Fields
Fail to Arrive in Time From
the East.

Funeral services for the late Felix
H. Lester will be held at the family
residence on Yves; Central avenue at
2:3O o'clock Sunday afternoon, In
the event the Neil II. Fields do not
arrive from the east before the time
FOR the funeral however, 1t Is likely
a pustpuncment viii be made.
Archdeacon w. II. warren of 81,
Johns Episcopal church will CON
duet the services In the Lester
home md the order uf Elks, Of
which Mr.. Lester was II past exalted
ruler viii have services IN Fuirvirw
cemetery. where burial VIII he made.
The active pallbearcrS viii br Or
james II. WrOth, John s. Bcuvcn
George l.. Brooks aud Summers Burk
hart. The mayor and members Of
the city council viii be honorary pail.
bearers and n squad OF police will
march ahead Of the funeral process
sion
RESOLUTIONS Passed by Council.
Tn" city council ut n special meet
ing Yesterday afternoon passed thu
following resolutions.
IL" II resolved bN the mayor ANA the
city council at AlhuquCruur y. NJ,
That We learn with profound regret
ui the sudden death of OuI associate,
MIR Felix II, Lester. Mir Lester war
u Young man ~ more IMAM ordinary
AFFINITY, wen prepared for life work
earnest and Jealous IN all his under.
tHkings, exceptionally publiC-spiritcd
ana rich In the promise Of future use.
fulncsS IN ~ man and n citizen; wC
record our appreciation at him M Il
man and lawyer. In our intimate
contact with him as city attorney hC
brought To his duties not un'y a rurC
knowledge Of the law, but Hdmirnhl'
Judgment In administrative questions
MT Testers record M the mayor oi
TINS city ls also one at which he hat
reason tn he proud and we feel thai
all our citizens owe him debt al
gratitude iOr the unsclhsh, pninstuk
lnR and Intelligent service he thcT
rendered this community. We cX,
tend our sincere Eympathies to IN,
grief stricken family and to the hos
OF HIS friends who are today stunned
by attempting TO realize that dcati
has deprived them Of the companion
ship OF u bright. weli-balanced mind
or y warm hearted, sympathetic ma.
ture and of II most gracious person
atty, and be II further
Resolved. That "a COPY Of these res
olutlonS be spread upon the mInutei
OF III" proceedings of the council anC
That copy bc sent To his family ant
also published In the daily papers 0
this city,
y. X, -, SELLERS. Mayor.
H. CHAS. Roche. Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
YOUNG HARRISON
Files AMENDED
COMPLAINT
Asks Court to Compel HE
Father, DR.. g. w. Harrison
to Make Further Account Of
Estate Affairs. saht

Grover Hrrrison, a Harvard Unit
Verslty senior, son OF Or. q, w, liar-
rlsun, former resident OF Albu-
uucruuc. filed In the district court at
t:tj o'clock yesterday afternoon an
amended complaint TO n suit filed In
1910. In which tho plaintiff asked
that the court set aside a settlement
Witch he had effected with his father,
administrator OF the estate of auada-
lupC pCTCH de- Harrison, IN 1908. The
suu tlrd In 1910 alleged that DR.. Hsr-
| risun had effected a settlement with
his son, Grover, on false basis, con-
lCUHling many conditions which would
| reveal the true financial condition and
enhance the value OF the estate. The
settlement made In 1908, between
young Harrison and his fathr, was on
the basis of $4,000 In cash and a
| house alleged at that time to be
valued at approximately $4,000 aud
which Is situated IN ~; Louis; Gro.
yer Harrison accepted the settlement
an tnai. but two years later, IN 1910.
fllcd suit through local attorneys de.
\ handing n rcopening Of the affairs uf
the estate. claiming that his father
had ny deception appropriated money
I and property rlghtfully belonging to
him. The document nlcd yesterday
afternoon by young HUrriRon's attur-
ncyS II an amendment To tho suit nled
In 1910 and alleges In more detail
the allegations contained In tho for
mcr complaint. The complaint en-.
deavors to show that young Hnrrl-
son In entitled To the sum OF Sit5,-
| h7i,20 rs his share NJ the estate. In
stead Of the $4,000 and the resi-
dcnco In ST. Louis. accepted IN nnUl
settlement several years ago The
/ charge In made that Dr. Harrison
| failed to tulhll his. duty NJ admins
traitor and that he filed reports In tho
probate court which were inCum-
plctc and defective. Tho amended
complaint. together with the exhibits
attached, nled for record yesterday. iA
u bulky document, containing about
lA0 typewriter pages
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
TEMPLE LODGE ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR AT
MEETING LAST NIGHT

Oficers Of Temple Lodge No, T. A.
T. and 4. NJ, to serve during the en-
suing year were elected at the annual
meeting of the lodge last night IN
the Masonic Temple. The nppuintivc
officers viii he named later and IN.
stalEtion uf all the new officers viii
hc held Friday. December -. The
officers chosen last night are. David
Stewart Wotshipful master, John
Milne. senior warden: Fred Il. Hcyn,
Junior warden. Charles -. rushman,
treasurer, p. Hanley, secretary; J.
W. Mulctte, tllcr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
GlMceKo I've Stock.

Chicago. Dec. observation-disclosures
1000; market steady: beeves, Sb.Ab %
S76: Texas steers. SIlO@5.6B; west
ern steers. 36.25@7 $50; stockers aud
feeders $4,000 $50; cows and helfcrs
S2.70G $50. calves. 36,5O@p,25s
Hogs Receipts 10000 head: mar
ket strong tn 90 higher; light, $3.50 Gp
7.25: mixed, t6.95@7.37h: heavy,
$3.50 q 40; rough, $3.50 ~ 1908; pigs,
$500 GpB.7j: bulk of sales, S7.i06p 730,
Sheep Receipts 1000; market
steady To Toe up: native, f3.s0@ iil;
western, StOOD5,20: yearllnEs, 81 Is
Q6,s5; lamhs, native, t5.S5M SIS;
western, s6.2idtS.l6.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
RATE COMMITTEE IS
APPOINTED BY
The CLUB
Will Consult Together and De-
eide Whether or Not Com
plant Shall Be Filed With
Corporation Commission.

A rate committee consisting " Max
Nordhaus, George Arnot, G.. H. kap-
pie, W. n. Booth and George A. Kase-
man has been named 10y the Com.
merclal club to discuss tn" feasibility
and advsablity ~ fling a complaint
with the state corporation commits
sion with reference To freight rates
into and out Of Albuquerque. M
members at the committee are IA.
miliaT with luCal rate conditions and
their report as Ia whether or not any
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
Kansas city Live stock.

Kansas CITY, bee. 20.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 500. including 100 south, rms.
Market steady. Native steers. SB.SOQ
and hclferH. S3.iOm6.2b: native cows
and hcifers. s3.BOdIS; stockers and
feeders, $50 1875; bulls. St26dp6 20;
calves, tB1t0: western steers, $3.50
as; western cows, S3T6 n $50.
Hogs Receipts 1000 market
strong to jc higher; hulk Of sales
S7.lOm73O; heavy. $3.50 40; pack
era aud butchers. S7.l6p7 ,B5. light,
SGgOq72O: pigs 1915 $50,
Sheep -- Receipts 1000, market
steady: muttOns. S37bmi.7i; lambs,
&Gm 7,75 range wcthcrs aud year
lings. &t75m8 .76; range ewes. S3Gl &.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
ARGUMENTS SUBMITTED
IN TORRANCE TAX CASES

Arguments were submitted before
Judge Edward l.. Modler In Albu-
querpuc today in support Of - motion
10 set aside tax judgments entered IN
Torrance county against the New
Mexico Fuel a. Iron company ana
other concerns and individuals, Ap-
pruNimatelv Sl5O,OOO worth at prop
Criy iH involved In the tax matters
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
WHERE WOMEN GET.
BEST SUGGESTIONS

Those seeking Just the right Christ
mas gift for "a woman VIII set the
right Kind Of advice II they apply
To Mrs. Newcomer at the popular
Art shop on West Central avenue
The goods carried at THIS pTctly
store are Invariably unique In design
and the variety Ii wide enough to
suit the most fastidiOus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
before the court today.
Es.z.. -. Nrnaa

before the court today.
Sues on Note.
ElfeRo BAca, attorney for Juan An
tonic Garcia, filed suit In the district
court today asking judgment against
Daniel Padllla for as, alleged to be
due on a promissOry note dated jan
uary 3. 1919.
OItlcr 60 sell Property.
Judge Medlcr today signed an or
der permitting A. r. Walker and
Frank Mckee. executors Of the estate
Of John y. Torlina, deceased. tn sell
10 T.. H. Dunbar for $4,000. tots and
. in block Of the Baca addition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

The mourning for the two daring
men who found their death lust wcok
in a wrecked hydroplape on the
southern California coast WIS not
confined to that section. Chester Law
renee, the newspaper man who started
with Aviator keatny on the ill.tated
trip over the ocean from Los Angeles
to san Francisco and whose body
was found yesterday, made many
friends In New Mexico this year on
the occasion of his two visits. first
In charge ~ the Los Angeles ExHmln-
or ocean. To. ocean pathfinder car some
months HRo, and again last month
when Lawrence was In Albuquerque
and Santa Fc ~ n dclega'y from Los
Angeles to the OCcHn-tO-O, High
way association convention IN santa
Fc On the hrEt trip Mayor SELLERS
accompanied Lawrence and his com
paniOn over the auto road from here
to Santa BE and ON the ,und trip
Lawrence stopped In Albuquerque
going aud coming He Was u very
pleasant young man uf about - or 81
years Of age who nude nanny friends
among the good roads boosters, and
the news ~ hls untimcly death comes
M u considerable shock To- hs friends
here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

New York, Dec, 2O,--MOncy on call
hTm; 4hG6 per cent; ruling rate
an; closing bid, A; offered at &,
Time loans weaker; sixty To ninety
days, 8 per cent: ELK mOnlhs, Bh
Close: Prime mercantile paper, q.
Sterling exchange steady. with aC-
tual business In bankers bills at t,sl
for slxty.day bills and $3.50 Tor de-
mand Commercial bills, A,SOh HAT
silver, Csc. Mexican dollars. ~ q.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

New York. Dec. 20.--COppcr firm
err; standard spot and Dec, tl6.Si a.
1891; Jan, Feb. and March. 3l6.S7h
bid. clcctrolytic, Si1.B2@i7.S7: lake,
tI782Wi7SI; casting, 3i7.23W 1871.
Tin quiet. spot. $3.50 ~ 5000; Dee.
SlR.SO a. 5000, Jan, and Feb, $3.50
a. 5000
Spcltcr quiet, &7.aOW7.40.
Lead quiet, &i26Wi3J.
Anthony quiet; CookSonH, 5000.
Iron 0uiet and unchanged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
THE MAZE PRICES.

A nice warm lapFObe would make
a splendld Christmas present
We have them. from 81 Ca $3.50
Large package seeded Rhialns, loo
Three Pkgs, Mlncc Meat .......2 0c
q PkEs. Fresh Graham Crackers. .2So
3 Pigs. hest grade Soda Crackers $50
Ten-pOUnd Pals syrup ..,...... .45o
WILLIAM kIEkE,
2t1 south First ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

Rabat, Morocco, Dec. 2O.--MorOc.
can rebels In the MogadOr district
have surrounded a detachment OF
French troops conslAting Of two com
panies OF Zouaves. according to ma
tive advlces received here.
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~. Louis Wont.

81 Louis. Dee. 20. wool steady,
territory and western mediums, ~ a
26r, hnc mediums, lSM zoe. tine, ~
a. lie,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
lAWRENCE
MADE FRIENDS IN
new MEXICO
Daring Newspaper Man Who
Went TO Dssith With Hydro
aerOplane in Pacific Attend
cd Good Roads Convention.

tBy Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald
= Los Angeles. Dec. sO.--Acci- =
q dental drownInH was given In
q the cnroner'a certificates today
q as the cause Of the deaths "
. the deaths OF Horace KCarny.
. the aviator, and Chester Law.
= renee. his passenger, who six
. days ago started upon hydro
q aeroplane blight to Ban Fran
. cisco and who few only few I
q miles before their craft met dis
q uster. Both bodies were rrcov- 4
. cred yesterday near EUdOndO I
q beach.