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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
SCORES OF
MEMS WORKOUT
STRAW HATS
Washburn Company's Offer Of
Fifty Cents Each Will Be
Continued Through Satur-
day; Fall Lines Are VIM
ners.

Albuquerque men who want nfN
cents for their old straw hats Will
have tp hurry ms the special hat onar
made boy tho a. l. Washhurn conn
puny viii not bo continued after sat
urday OF this week
The Washhuru company, Il VIII bo
remembered. has offered atty cents
each FOR mems old straw hats quite
regardless 90 where the hats were
purchased or what condition they may
be- iu The only condition made o.
that the man who gets ntiy cents for
his worthless. old straw hat shall bDy
his new tan hat at WuuhburnF The
Naslburn company has already
hoDght iu scores OF straw hats. many
uf them in pretty good condition.. and
these win oc turned over tu tue SAL
walton Army.
There s no mans taste and no
mans puckctbouk which cannot be
suited leo the Wushburn stock Of fan
hats The lines include the Mallory
1850 hat which h. so popular with the
youLg ger men ana the celebrated Knox
and St"tsun hats at 81 ana 81. Early
hat buyers seem ~ fancy the sort
and comfortable yclOurs. uud many of
these viii be- 'Irn this season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
MONTH OF AUGUST
TRIFLE COOL
Rainfall Above Normal end
Sunshine and Wind About
the Same as Usual, Says the
Weather Man.

Local Ofnce. T.. s. Weather Bureau.
Santa Pc, Is. 81 General summary
New Mexico section. August 1919.
Tho month ot August 1919. in New
MrNluu, averaged slightly below the
normal 300 tump,rat -Ir. q little above
the normal iu rainfall and practical
N normal ,u sunshine ana wind
movement The deficiency boz tenn
poruurv was general over the state,
except Tor "a small urcU eStentiug
from eastern Socurro county aud the
captain mountains northeast 90 south
orn Union ana quay counties, whore
slght excess occurred, greatest in
the vicinity of Socorru ana over
northern QUAY county ON the other
hand, quite marked deficiency oc-
CURED in central aud western Grant
county. southern Doua Ana. western
Mora and san Miguel. and from west
cru Valencia county notthward aloug
the western border.
Rather warm weather prevailed az
the beginning nt the month and con.
tinucd with little interruption. unul
the 18Th. when heavy thuuderstormH
relieved the heat \ second period
OF fairly hlRh temperature occurred
NNNfNIN NNlN HtA ~ Nf N'N NNNf HHNfN
30th. ana the month closed with cool.
cr weather oycrspreading the state.
Tho only marked cool period, how
ever. occurred from tho IAN 20 thr
2ist. although low night temperature
(aud iu many instances tho lowest of
IA, month"; occurred from the "a "r
ga Ca the ath The highest tempora-
uufc of tho month occurred yarionslF
on the 2d, 80. 7th 80 18Th, and 21th
90 2ath. white the coolest day was
generally the 18TH on iGth.
The precipitation OF the month waa
very local in character, coming large
b. as local thunder showers some
OF these were heavy, resulting in con-
siderable delay 90 traffic ami loss t9
farming Industry as well as damaging
roads ana highways. one ~ the re-
mnrknblr features uf the month was
tho large amount of rain In the lower
rio Grandr valley ana extreme south
woat oxtonding thence eastward over
the Sacramento valley and Captain
mountains Co central Lincoln county,
aud IN marrow strip through Chayes
a. Curry county. Navy localities ia
southern bona Ana county received
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
SPLENDID LIBRARY
FOR LAWYERS IS
ASSEMBLED
Three Thousand Volumes Con.
stitute Bernalillo County
Bar Association Library in
Law Library Building.

one ct the most complete and
most valuable law libraries in the
west has been assembled iu the Law
Library building. tho second floor OF
the new WELLER and BENJAMIN block.
and viii soon boz opened for the ac-
Comodation of the members of the
Bcrnalillo County bar association.
The library Is now being arranged hy
Miss Ncllic g. Brewer. secretary ~
the bar association The library room
is large one. with splendid light and
ventilation. A. at present arranged,
tho law library consists ot three thou
sand volumes. valued nt more than
$4,000. Included in the library are
an the reports ana reporter systems
together with many text hooks and
encyclopedias. The libraries OF q. $,
todrv. now in Alaska, ANA of the late
W. y Childcrs, are valuable parts OF
the association library The library
viii hc catniogurd ana each member
at tho bar association viii have a
complete list ot AN the hool,s await
ahlc for distribution. TN, library
viii prove OF Immense benefits to the
attorneys of the city. Tho assembling
uf The library marks one of thr must
important accomplishments at tho
county bar association. and repre-
s"nts much hard work ON the part
at thos, who took the initiative in
gathering th" books together.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
REDPATH SERIES OF
ENTERTAINMENTS
ANNOUNCED
Waterman Concert Co., George
D. Alden, Strollers' Quar-
tette, Ben Greet Players and
Ralph Bingham Coming.

The Redpath Central Lyccum Bu-
reau makes the following Albuquerque
announcement for the season i9l2-l3t
II Is with great pleasure We an
nouncc 30 the many patrons Of the
star lecture course OF last year the
coming delightful season. ON Oc-
tober 2sth the opening number, the
Emily Waterman Concert company.
Personnel; Miss Emily Waterman,
reader. Miss Lillian Whitman, plan
list. MIR william r, ~huier soioist
When the Arlington CIyN,sl Journal
said. following her appearance there,
mo better lmpersonator than Miss
Waterman ever appeared before our
people, especially Ia comic recitation
it said what might be said la scores
az towns ana cities concerning this
artist
Second attraction, q superb lecture,
George ID. Alden, November 2ith.
AS a citizen I feel that our commuu-
ity has been greatly benefited by his
coming. as an American I wish every
course la the country might include
him Ia ihciI offerings to their pub
lie"
Third attraction. tho Srollcrs'
Quartette, December 2oth. Personnel,
MIR Alfred Hlumfeld MI pavld
Whitehead, MIR Harry LongstreeJ ana
Mr. Hayden Thomas The Strollcrs
are not musical pick-ups." They are
musicians for lie. They court no
other calllng. To be first In music
A. their one ambition This quality
found them "a place on the Rcdpath
list ana viii Keep them there.
Fourth attraction, the wonderful
Ben Greet Players, March llth, 1913.
Ten master artists presenting the de-
licious and witty comedy of manners,
"shc Stoops to Conquer" The sim
pie humor of the play appeals now
Go our sense of ian in exactly the
same manner as 1t appealed 90 our
iorcfnthers' q you hear no other
hear this
Fifth attraction, u master entertain
er Ralph bingham, April set 1918.
An evening Of song, music ana story
An intellectual diversion, including
pleasure and delight, provoking mirth
ana morrimcnt, laughter and good
humor. 5000 appearances ON thr
American continent Could We say
more in his fayOr2
Tho same popular prices ~ last
season, f250 for the entire course of
1--WE numbers w $. uboyholtNer
managcr Phone i54i w
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
FREE AUDITORIUM
FOR CONVENTIONS
Mayor Appoints Committee to
Go Before Armory Board
and Endeavor to Make Sat-
isfactOry Arrangements.

To secure a. place of assembly
which may bee offered free by the
city Go am large conventions. social.
tratcruul religious or political or
otherwise. Mayor Sellers last night
appointed 90 committee consisting pI
Alderman clarke aud Hcidy City At
torucy Lester and himself Vhicn
VIII wait upou tb, urmory board uui
cudvuNor Geo make arrangements e.
secure the big national guard Jruuf,
at the corner of Firm sprcci and
silver avenue for the purpos, n is
planned to provide also ample seating
tu that when state
convention CO.. large gathering of amy
kind is Co bp h,Id Albuquerque ctn
Immediately offer free of cost. suit.
able auditorium. The armory g. pc.
culiarN wcu suited for convent ION
purposos accommodating over 1000
people.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
PUEBLO LEGEND"
At THE CRYSTAL
SEPT. I7-I8
Biograph Film Taken in Albu-
qusrque, Isleta and in the
Sandia Mountains, to Be
Shown Here Next Week.

Everybody get ready o. Sc, 'he
Pueblo Legend" d Blograpu film
drama, that the people OF Alruuucr.
que have been on TAP toe about fut
the last thre months Manage n v
sherman. today announced that the
Pueblo Legend" I'm two rcctg. viii DO
shown at the Crystal on next Tuesday
and Wednesday. which van h' good
news and then some 60 c,CrY patr,n
ot motion pictures IN town, Tine
pueblo Legend" required clnvau
days in the TAKING Tho SCENES arc
laid In Albuquerque. islcti and M the
Sandiu mountains east cf this city.
One hundred A'buauctg mon aud
boys assisted ~ staging toe drama m
lslcta ana in the SaudiaA TOO rot
of the drntri o. well thoLslj ott 49,
extremely ia crcsting. Miss p'r''rl.
the Telegraph Girl" Is one of the
stars In the picture and II rs said she
did work in the staging of the film
that has attracted favorable comment
from critics throughout tbs country
Tho pueblo Legend" is a wonderful
Him. dealing with the days before
the coming Of the Spanish conn lis-
tadures. The costumes ana proper
ties used in staging the drama ur"
priceless. beidg borrowed from The
Harvey museum here. Because nf
the fact that the drama was staL'd
in Albuquerque aud vicinity; that tho
actors. actresses and assistants are
well known locally aud because of It's
great historic Interest, it is certain
that the crystal win be- crowded to
capacity when the pictures are yhown
next Tuesday ANA Wednesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
TO Be ORGANIZED
OCTOBER Il
Delegates From New Mexico
Towns and Cities to Gather
in Commercial Club During
State Fair.

\ New Mexico Municipal league
viii be- organized at mass mecting
10 be attended by delegates from all
the cities ana towns ct the state, To-
be- held IN the Commercial club Fri
day night October a., during state
FAIR week. Mayor SELLERS decided on
the llth last night IN response 90 U
request from Mayor J. !. Schulcr OF
Ration To- name the date So that ar
rangcu.cnts could hc az once made Co
secure ull representation. The
mayor president of the council and
city attorney of each city viii gonsti-
tutc the delegation ana enough CX-
prcssious have been secured to make
II certain the meeting viii be- large
ana representative. Important phases
of city government will De discussed
ana % committee win bee named To-
wait upon the state Legislature in
bchaf of needed laws affecting citN
administration ana improvements
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
ORDINNNCE No. az

An ordinance 60 Amend Paragraph
EST Section 737 of the Revised or
diuauccs of 1911.
Bc n ordained by the city council
ot the City ct Albuquerque.
That paragraph ! at section 137 ot
the Revised ordinances be- amended
so os tu read aF follows.
Residence portion as used herein.
shalt be construed 90 mean that por-
ton at the city north OF Grand ave-
nuc, east OF the right at way 81 the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa 10 Rail-
way company, and south aud west of
line drawn in the center at Lead
avenue from suid right OF way 20
Second street, thence north in the
center of Second street 20 silver ave-
nue., thence west in the center 90 Sill
Ncr avenue 90 Third street. thence
north in the center Of Third street TO
Conttal avenue. thence west in the
center of Central avenue to the mid
die at the block between Third and
Fourth streets. thence north In a
straight line 10 point that would
meet the south line of Grand avenue.
extended west
This ordnance shall take effect
and bo In fuil force from ana after ia
passage and publication
Passed and approved this 10th day
OF September. a. H. i9l2
n. X. ID. SELLERS.
Mayor
Attest
n. CHARLES RoEiIL
Clark HN "A a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
PERSONAL

Thcie viii bee meeting os the or
der nt Halfway Employees In the Eliza
lodge room tomorrow evening az
o'clock. business of importance Will
be- transacted ana II ~ desired that
All members be- present
Miss Adcim Iioimqulst. stcnogra-
ph"r Tor ltttorney A. -. McMlilen.
returned on the Santa BE Limited Ia.
day from visit of several weeks Ia
the east
J T.. Saint has returned from a
brief business trip to santa Fe
Mr.. ana Mrs Ivan Grunsfcid and
family returned on the Santa 10
Limited this morning from an extend
ed vacation ON the Atlantic coast.
Herbert w. Clarke. q prominent at
torney Of LAS Vegas. arrived today 20
attend the state Republican conven-
ton tomorrow Mr. Clarke ~ seere-
iary of the state organization.
Fonc"slao JRrnmili0. chairman %
the Republican state central commit.
tee. arrived today from Rio Arriba
county In order 90 confer with poi-
teal leaders IN advance OF the state
convention 10 De- held tomorrow.
Former governor ~ the territory.
l.. Bradford Prince. arrived today
from Taos, Co attend the state Repub-
litan convention u is understood
ihuht Mr. Prince Is O. candidate for
the nomination for congress on tho
Republican ticket
Regular communication Rio Oranda
Chapter 40, l. a. A. NJ. Thursday
evening September ~. 1919. VISIT
Ing companions cordially welcome.
smoker 49, order of the high priest
Harry Braun secretary.
The Womcu'H Catholic order %
Foresters win meet tomorrow Night
at o'clock in REED Mou's hall
Suits flied In the district court
Gross. Kelly and company. versus the
Blair Grocery company for 2T32 on
account Gross Kelly ana company
versus Tony Morell s279. on pro-
mlssory note
Mr ana Mrs q. J strong leave to-
dat 90 spend a. vacation OF about Il
week in and near Bernalilo
state senator squire Hart. Jr. OF
Taos county, was among the arrivals
on the california limited this morn
INK senator Hartt b. here 10 attend
thf Republican state convention o.
which he Is delegate.
The Rectors Aid society will meet
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock ia
the vestry for the purpose of reorgan-
i9ing Tor the FAN work. All mem
beers please be- present
Hon J. y. Upton, delegate from
Luna county in tho Democratic state
convention. leit last night for his
home near Bemlng. Uncle Jimmie
who Is one of the largest cattle raisers
la southern New Mexico. plans 10 re-
turn 10 Albuquerque Tor the fair
A marriage license was Issued TO-
day "a chr u. Richards, 20, and Mar
guerito Miller 25. both Of Albuquer-
que
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
THREE BANDS WILL
DISPENSE MUSIC
At THE FAIR
Management Engages Edgar
Clarke l6-Piece 0rganiEa-
ton and Carnival and In
dian School Bands Will
Play.

The eighteen piece Edgar Clarke
brass band. including some OF the Jest
musicians IN the state has been an-
gaged by President sellers and sccrs-
tary Stortz To dispense the official mu-
sc 80 the state fuir next month and
the arrangement insures good. new
lively music every dag at Traction
park and down town, In addition 90
This, the carnival band which accom-
phuios the carnival company outht.
ana which Is said 10 be- first class
aggregation. and the crackeriack In
dian school band viii play So tnat
there Will be- NO lack OF melody. a
most important adjunct ~ every state
fair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11

as much rainfall during the month
1s usually falls n % wear. Districts
iu Roosevelt, QUAY Union, Co.fnN.
Mora. San Miguel. Sierra ana socorro
counties aH well ns the Mauz1no and
Sandu mountains, also received heavy
rainfall Aud generally the dry
farming regions were fortunate. re-
rciviug abundant rainfall. although
southeast Chuvcs aud most of Eddy
county were dry ana in western New
Mexico, Mckinley. san Juan. western
Valencia and northwest Socorrn cuun-
ties we're drN.
The sunshine Of the month was
practically normal there were twelve
clear DAYS. fifteen partly cloudy ana
four cloudy. while O0l inch or more
precipitation occurred on nine days.
There was - per cent of the total
possible sunshine al santa Fe ana 81
per cent at Roswell, The humidity
was low. winds were light ana pre-
waiting southwestern. and the mouth
was pleasant. favorable one.
Temperature.
The mean temperature for the
month determined from The records
OF % stations. having mean altitude
~ WNNNA htNNW NftAF WAS AN.a WfHAfff
or 06 degree below the normal. and
o.5 degree below August. 1871 The
highest local monthly mean was 7a.s
degrees az Artcsia ana Carlsbad, and
the lowest 5G.4 degrees at Elizabeth
town The highest recorded temper
allure WIS i0t degrees ~ Artcsiu ON
tho 10Th. and the lowest 20 degrees at
lcli1abethtoWn on the 5th. The great
est local monthly range In temper
allure war so degrees az Taylor and
the least 81 degrees az cloudcron
while the gr latest local daily range
was 5S degrees at Bluewatcr on the
| 7tn The district averages were as
follows No. z. 7O.S degrees, No. 3,
$40 degrees. No. .. $50 degrees,
Precipitation.
The average precipitation, as de-
tcrmiucd from the records Of 1853 sta
tons. was 2 SO inches. or O,at inch
above the normal. aud los inches
greater thun August. 1911. The great
est monthly amount WAS 7.05 ~ Ho-
rino. and the least O.l0 near Los Lun-
49,. nt the Richard Pahl ranch. The
greatest amount In any "a hours was
500 inches at Clovis on the tth from
,.15 to II y. m. The district aver.
ages were ~ follows: No, T. 2.Sa
inches, No. 8, 2.s5 inches. No. o.
2S2 Inches
CHARLES y. LINNEY.
Section Director.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11

o. the one which played with so much
success I'm tho western metropolis
Tho cast comprises such well known
players as Dorothy Howard Florence
Radinotf, Hazel Rarrouu. Lillian Al
len bcycrc. Charlotte wilkins, Fran
ccs Wood, Lawrence EvgIt. Boyd NJ,
Turner. Charles Lynch, A. o. Huhu,
William A. strong. George Haley
William hammond. John Elliott j J.
Powers and dozen others
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
SENATOR FALL TO
ARRIVE HERE
TOMORROW
Prominent New Mexican, Who
Has Been in Los Angeles
Conducting Investigations,
to Attend State Convention.

Hon A. y Pall. one Of The Cnitcl
states senators from New Mexico,
who has been iu Los Angeles FOR the
last ten DAYS. comforting With senator
William Alden Smith relative 60 Slt'-
rini Investigations into the Mexican
revolution, will arrive In Albuquerque
from El rnso tomorrow morning, uc-
c0rding to Information received in "a
Telegram today boy g. V. Stafford. p'-
yato secretary Go the senator. Scnt-
tor Fan is canning Co Albuquerque to
attend the state Republican conNcn-
ton aud Co confer with party leaders
who viii b. here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
Too Much show.

Horrible murder YOU had here
"Ycp." growlrd the New York poe
liccmnn.
Thinks of shooting down 70 man on
% brilliantly lighted thoroughfarc.
That's Just the trouble said the
policeman. "Thoy ought 90 have pick
cd out n side street. Louisville
Courier journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
ALBUQUERoUE BoY
SEES THE PICTII.ES

W. +, Cobb OF Albuquerque. who
took a prominent part In the "l'u-
oblo Legend" is now travelling Ia the
south, Young Cobb saw the pictures
OF the drama az Memphis Tenn In
tho splendid photography, the per
feet acting and best of an, the fact
that ne easily recognized do2eu1 Of
his boy friends, wh0 assisted In stag
ing the drama.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11

e shall sweep everything before
mo" remarked the honstful candidate.
Welt" replied the snow weary ciu-
zen. II wish they'd take sou out Of
national politics ana put you al the
head of the street cleaning depart
ment Washington Star
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11

A moose head Ia mourning viii be
the prophetic emblem % the new
party In this statc.--New York Trib-
une,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
Pny Your NuIo Liconsc.

Secretary of State Antonio Lucrto
Is sending Colonel SELLERS bunch Of
automobile license application blanks
which may be- secured hy auto uscrs
on the payment of tho state license
Zee eft so. An owners at ears are 90.
quired 60 have these licenses, the pro-
oeeds being used for good roads p1r-
poses,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11

stop darniug Every pair Of our
Black Cat stockings for any member
OF your family guaranteed "a give alb
solutc satisfaction. g. Mays shoe
Store, 80 West Central avenue,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11

when the bowels f0oi unc0mf0rt-
able and YOU miss the exhiarating
feeling that always follows copioua
morning operation. a dose ~ HERB.
me VIII sci yuu tEht NJ couple OF
hours. II taken AT bedtime you get
~ beneficial effect after breakfast
next dny. Price soc. Sold BY all
druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF AUTO OWNERS
ON FRIDAY
Pressing Business Demands
Presence &C E","-' %otorist
and Good Roads Enthusiast
at Session

\ most important meeting ct an
oWnors ut automobiles iU the ci,g OF
Albuquerque Be- called 49, President
Sellers of the New Mexico Auto,lo-
bite association az the Commercial
club Friday night ~ this week,
President Sellers says the ORGANIC
ton Is up against 81 proposition which
makes Il urgently necessary for every
motorist ana good roads enthusiast
to he present ana the invitation IN
cludes an persons Interested in better
highways. There h q matter to he
discussed said MIR SELLERS this morn
Ing (which vitality affects every tp-
tumohilist and every one should h"
fhgtg tVithnut fail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-11

Attest
a. CHARLES ROElIL.
Clerk. ~ a. q.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-09-07
Safety Razor Blades Sharpened

We absolutely guarantee to make
your blades as good as new and for
less than half the price. See the ma
chine in our window and bring in your
blades. Ell Centre Hdw. & Imp. Co. If
Imperial Valley press., 1912-09-07
STIRRING THE NATIONS
OVER LAWRENCE AFFAIR

CBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
NEW YORK, Sept. 7-PlanS for a
national strike of Industrial Workers
of the World, prOnoSed by William
Hayward as protest against the im-
prisonment of Ettor and Giovannetti
at Lawrence, Mass, were promulgated
here today. They declare the strike
will affect a score of Atlantic seaboard
cities within ten days.
LONDON, Sept. 7.-British laborites
have announced a mass meeting in
Trafalgar square TO protest against
the Imprisonment in Lawrence of
Ettor and Giovannetti, accused of mur-
der during the Lawrence strike. A
protesting resolution will be adopted
to give to Ambassador Reid to forward
to Washington.
ROME, Sept. All the larger cities
are placarded, commanding laboring
men to join national strike paralyz-
ing to industries to force the govern
ment to make a national issue of the
Imprisonment in Lawrence, Mass, of
Joseph Ettor and Arturo Giovannetti,
Italian subjects charged with murder
during the Lawrence textile strike.
The government has not needed the
protests to date.