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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
In Railroad World

Returning from ,he northwest. uhe-e
tiey have been inspecting the lines OF
the company. \. II. Mohler, president Of
the oregon short Line. and Julius Krut- :
achniit. director of maintenance and 90
Grafton OF the Hartman limos. Win az.
rive In salt Lake this morning They
are en- route 10 Omaha and Chicago. Ia 81
week the same officials visited Salt Lake
and were accompanied over II. Idaho
hnes oi the company by " II. Bancroft.
general manager and other local OIL
c,a,s.
y. II. MsndeTfield OF the salt Lake
Route, left last night for San Francisco
OIL railroad business He Uin be absent
from the city several days.
Having succeeded In running 10 earth
n gang of freight car robbers in Wycm-
ing. Joseph Jones. special aEen. for the
Oregon Short Line. returned 10 Salt Lake
yesterday Mr.. Jones caused the arrest
uf three men on charge OF breaking
into freight cars and stealing merchau-
disc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
VACCINATION BRINI
RAUCOUS SONG B|

City Physician II. Is. spraE>
possession OF a vaccine virus y
able potency, II II Is To DC ixr
the apparent effect II had % q
tieDiS at the city jail ycslerh}
May White, Mylo Hays ani
Howard. all three serving 1aii
for vagrancy. mingled thelf 7
uncanny and raucous song that 7
jail corridors echo and revero<1.
ly after they had becn yacclns'.|
we're taken down stairs aud
a dark cell, whcreupon they 'u!
vocal efforts with a tom-torn
cured by pounding Gil the nietal :
interspcrScd with the nerve
shric,S of a comb rasped on
bars. ~
Inspector Carl \. Carlson nc1
hind, the scenes of the concell
lowed the prisoners 10 20 oaek
on condition chat they woula
another shuddering note unni
wrapped her head tightly IN
clothes Of her cot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
CORNER STONE n
LAID THIS Ford
Impressive Ceremony, ,
uled at the univs,,
Central Buildinr,|
GOV. SPRY WILL d
Large Attendance of q
and Prominent Gil,
| Is Expected.
GOV. SPRY WILL !

The cornerstone of the n.,-
ton building of the unIvsr.,.
VIII be laid this forenoon 49,,
with appropriately dlpn,0s.
over which President j. T. K,.~
preside. w. w. Ritter. ehaI,1
board OF regents. viii oss.ss'
laying of the cornerstone.
In 1911 the state lcpls,o,
law bonding the state for s1sn
erection OF a university rsn,
The structure Is 10 be l,onu
minisiration building, and ~
the finest edifices oi higher
tween the Missouri river ara ~ y
coast. surprising by far anx - y
buildings on the universI,v
Ground was broken for ,hs i
turc III midsumInor. SInc. d
Contractor p. j. Moran has Y
and steady progress with nn
I'll Iow the foundation walls -
concrete are entirely laid ".
walls OF glistenlng granite % ~.
across the front and suith "a.
fast nearing completion on thS,
sides. n'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
LIFE INSURANCE N
WILL CONVENE !

The Salt Lake meeting oi y;
politan Life Insurance compsI
NAL convention OF the Pacinc q
ritory will be held today; ~
session Will take place ~ Inc ns ~
I'm the morning and THIS eSse.
will be u banquet al ulr vi
club. The principal visitor WI
Fisl<c. FIRST vice president M
Huntington. Utah superinten''
charge OF the aIlengemenu 81
Besides Mr.. Fiske, oin.r ST
visitors will be Controle[ =.
Fourth Vice President +. W
Medical Director T. knlgnN
Francisco delegation VIII
among others. George q: 2sJr G.a,.
coas, manager; Dr. u. M' ue9 =
ant medical director. ana Il ~
perintendent Of agencies. n.s.
uncc Commissioner Willard ~
IL guest and from eighty.nvs
dre6 agents 81 Utah and hop'
tend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
COST OF LAND Is
IN WAY OF ,

The city commission ls :. !.
the construction OF a sewer =
road and Third and fouIasa
and extending as far noi.s ~
avenue in CanvOn rona,
Commissioner R, ?. Morf,a Ma,
the plan for the improVen''''
his office, xstaeh
WAY of the Improvement : n
asked for u piece OF pri'Ss,'0;s "a
the sewer must pass ~
that a compromise may t,,st
without resort TO couSe.f a,f
ceedings, and if so the VI" tss
advertised this fall apa
lct
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23

trict court against James Fairclough, al
lcglng cruelty and non-support.
JUDGE C. w. MORSE yesterday grant
ed an IuteViocutory decree OF divorce in
the Third district court 20 Vashte L.
Smith from w. II. !. Smith.
Mr.. AND MRS A. {. HYDE, JR.. are
recei wing the congratulations OF their
friends over tho arrival OF Il son at their
home. 1851 Second avenue
SUIT FOR divorce was yesterday fiIed
in the Third district court By Linda ".
Maass against y. r. Maass. alleging nom
support and cruelty.
SUIT FOR divorce was filed yesterday
In the Third district court by Emma 3.
Langford against Isaac Langford. allog-
cruelty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
MRS. COOK WARNS
UNCLEA|V CAFES
Declares She Will Make Pub
lie Names of Those Dis
obeying Regulations.
ATTACKS PASTRY COOKS
Addresses Woman'S Club in
Entertaining Discussion of
Her Inspection Work.
ATTACKS PASTRY COOKS

That much has been done to improve
the conditions OF the restaurants In Salt
Lake, but that much still remains 10 be
done before absolutely sanitary conditions
prevail, was the statement made by Mrs.
p. n. Cook. sanitary inspector. at a
meeting OF the Woman's club held yes
tcrday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
w II. Jones' 231 South Third East street.
An interesting and varied programme was
presented,
Mrs. Cook declared that since she had
begun her work many of the restaura nts,
grocery stores and meat markets had
adopted more cleanly methods, but she
added that a large number werc still
tiOu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Stone Is of Granite.

The cornerstone Of granIts III.
slip in place on the southTss
Of the building. 1; is 26ysS,u /
dimensions. From undernsaih
has been followed out, ana X
terror VIII be placed such a.
the current catalogue, unIyerS,
cations. a copy OF the act Co.,
the new building, lists OF off;cs,'
strurtors of the Institution. a.
roster of the state officers M
tive members TO whom tie h
needs for new structures and +
maintenance funds were appar'r.
to bring great beneficial enari7'
other data In connection with h
tuition.
At the time the Legislature "a
The new building. a measure
enacted providing for the =
matutensDce OF the state unhs'
the erection of other buildlnes 4.
10 time, as the needs OF the ~
should require.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Programme Arranged.

The exercises this forenoon 4
promptly at II O'Clock. and a
tinsly appropriate 10 The occsS|
Will be held in the open cir, ar
Of students and public citizens.
city and state officials VIII bs
4 brass band OF twenty piecss
niSh music. The order Of the
will he as follows:
Music.
InvJca tion. ....The Rev. Elmer
Address. Hon. Waldemar
Senior regent and chairman
building COMMITTEES.
Laying OF the coIDerstone. 80.
.........,.s. Hon. William
Chairman Of tho board OF 4
Music.
Ad5rSes. s.........Governor WIN
Music.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
NEW SCENIC ROAD
NEARING COMPLETION

Electric storage battery carr, the mrs,
re5enrinE tho latest inventive efforts ~,
Thomas y. Edison. Will be used ON the
new SNAKE River Scenic railroad now he
ing oullt between Twin Falls and Shos-
hone IdB-
\. II. PerrIne. tho weIi-known Idaho
promoter. who was In the city YESTERDAY
announces that the road VIII b. com
pisted November u, and the first train
Hiu De run over IL December 1 Tho
ine is ten miles long. extending I'm n
loop along the Snake river taking IN the
principal scenic attractions near Shoshone
and Twin Falls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
THOMAS WINS SUIT IN
COURT OF APPEALS

The decision CT judge John &. Marshall
OF tho local United States district court
awarding $4,000 damages TO John r
Thomas for injuries received while an
employee OF the Mammoth Mining com
pany has been affirmed by the United
states circuit court Of appeals. sitting
In St. Paul. The case was tried In tho
local federal court last December The
defendant appealed TO the circuit court
and the case was argued in Denver last
month bv III. r. Booth and Ben l.. Rich.
Judges SanboTD Garland and Munger rem
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Register Introduced.

AZ thus point in the hearing the regis
% II bears this notation:
The, signature which has been
erased. and was opposite room *
was erased by Inflow on the night 81
'o'' v aoont is;4O a. m on Oct. S,
NELLIE CAMPBELL.
Mrs. Campbell then ,es,lbed ,h,,
nao not written this herself but had
signed The statement nfter she ha5 al
tat.1 and Detective Cleveland had
written II on October 10. She then foId
%, lnloW coming back saying that bis
WHO was nervous and hs could not keep
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Utah Apex Still Working.

There are twenty five men at work at
the Utah Apex mine now, the normal
force being about zoo The mine resumed
operation Monday. There are only about
six deputy sherifs guarding the mine at
the present time and work IS running
along smoothly.
Charles Murray. tho special deputy
sheriff who WAS arrested by Deputy Otto
striking a Greek. WAS fiucd $50 yesterday
by Justice OF the Peace L. h. Dudley.
Murray pald his fine and left Bingham,
III once
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
THREE JURORS SWORN
IN SORENSEN CASE

The seccud day Of the trial OF Alfred
Sorensen. accused Of the murder o.
Thomas McGllns April %. was produc-
tive OF the accepting OF two more Jurors.
jurors have been accepted so far \ to-
tal OF nfteeT talcsmen were Namined
yesterday. & special venirc of nifty
names was drawn Monday afternoon and
II Is expected that a second special vonire
viii be drawn ere the full Jury Is Sc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Orppheus Club Active.

The Orpheus club met informally al
the Commercial club last night and pre-
llrninartly discussed plans tor the ava
son. A meeting has been called for
Tuesday night AZ Social hall. when plans
for the organization viii be further dis
cussed. Prof Anton Petersen has mol
yet notified the club whether he vii!
accept the position ~ director or not.
The club is also about 10 launch mem.
bership campaign.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Baxter Saw Inflow.

.'Eddis" Baxter, a chauffeur. followed
DR. SpraGue on tho stand Baxter testi-
fed that on the night OF October 4 he
saw Inflow In front of the Kenyon hotel
about 1916 o'clock talking to I. X,
Lynch. another chauffeur.
Later and about IL o'clock he saw a
woman whom he had later identified al
the police sta ton as Mrs Inflow. appar-
entity looking for an automobile. He
asked her IL she wished car and she
replied that she was looking for Whites
car She turned and walked away with
out saying anything further,
Mr.. Lynchs testified that he saw 1nlow
in front OF the Kenyon between 1890 and
II o'clock Inflow he said started talking
TO him and asked IL White was married.
Lynch said that he replied that lie
thought he was and Inflow then inquired
about the place at which White hud his
telephone.
Mrs Inflow, the witness said, passed
later and acted US IL she were
looking for an automobile
Mr.. GrizZel. another chauffeur, testified
that he had seen Inflow at Second South
and Main streets about 1880 o'clock or
the night Of October 4, 1nloW was alone
he said and asked the location OF Whites
.E..s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Meeting at Tooele.

meeting Of smcltcr men was held
IN Tooele last night aud IL Was voted
y thVse present not TO handle any orc
from the Highland Boy mine as long q
the strike continues Yanco Terzicl
executive board member Of the Western
fcdeiIiioD Of Miners. who attended, said
ne opera house WAS crow ded and rRnt
The motion adopted made it certain tha,
ihe men would stand by tho strikers. re
Declared no orc had been handled I'm
Iooele from the Highland Boy since the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
japanese in Trouble.

n. Yamna. a japanese. p years OF
nge. was arrested by Detectives Geese
and Lelchter last night and booked at
police headquarters a. being held for
The United States government officials
Should action for deportation not be taken
against the Jap. the police say they will
try for complaint charging psnaer-
i1c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23

the room. but that theIs W wss
feelings" The niue s,r ,r,s a,
InIow and his wife 81 VI. ~
witness knew u was ai'ei .If q
could not dx the TING ~ I
been 1915 or 12;i5. u"
AZ this point court took
10 o'clock this mornins
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Another Protest Filed

William 3. Hughes and :: number Of
residents OF Thirteenth East street yes
terday fled protest with the city COM
mission obJaCting to any change In tho
grade OF that street as Is being pcti-
toned for by W. :. Mccarthy and 9TH
~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Woman Is Convicfsl

Levere L.eir. a coloredl ), Sssl
found guilty on q chares " ani
property In her posesslVft,, Vft,,,srIss
by Justice OF the Peace Cla',ss ~ ~
Yesterday. A qusht.y rooa,
found In the woman ~ ~
state street some time ths
IL had been stolen rrows
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. haho-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
ATTORNEYS
FIGHT EVERY POINT
Continued from Page One.)

corroborated the preceding witness as
to the nature Of the wounds and the
cause of death. He gave il as his opinn.
ion that the bullets used were of soft
lead, rouching this conclusion because
of the shattered condition of tho skull,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
SPRY TAKES MORRIS
To TASK At PROVO

Continued From Page One,)
have been saved to the people OF the state
by arrangements with these banks by
which they do not charge for over
drafts"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-26

This entire store room will be given to the sale of
these shoes Each and every size will be included in this
SALE and you will get the same courteous treatment as if
you were paying regular price for them. Only will
have to wait yourselves-ust pick them out and have
them wrapped. There will be special employed to
look after the women and children Don't be deceived
by all this sale and take away the best bar
gain you ever bought in your Life
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
GLASS TO
SMOKER BY THE
MOOSE
Dramatic and Singing Sketch,
Living Models and Two Elk
hibitiOn Six Round Bouts,
Features Of the Program.

No expense IL being spared BY the
gentlemen In eaarse Of the arrange
menIs for the smoker to be pulled OF
May 20 by the Loyal Order OF Moose.
q smoker which promises 10 set new
record for stunts Of this kind in Al
buquerque Only professional tBlent
win be on the program and two hign
class acts have already been slgned
up. Miss Coda Valera and Miss Eddie
Maxwell viii appear IN a dramatic
and singing sketch which Is said % be
a top notcher. the male impers0na-
tons Of Miss Valerie being the last
word IN cleverness Perhaps the most
notable feature OF the entertainment
will be BreBdts famous living models
Ia a series OF reproductions OF the
worlds most celebrated paintings.
Two six-round bouts will bo put on BY
some OF the best talent available,
which ought Ia be lively affairs. Theli
will be abundant refreshments. anyt-
tation will be- by card! which may BE
secured Of any MOoee When carrie
out az planned there - 10 doubt that
this entertainment will have the effect
OF securing substantial ADDITIONS 10
this numerous and arriving fraternity
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20

Kemp made his hearers feel the spirit
OF the characters he represented
When he talked his hearers saw not
tho man in ii white flannel suit: they
saw farther and heard the deep. mu-
slcal voice Of The Music Master. or
che sweet vibrant tones of Miss stan
ton.
All la ALI the appearance OF Mr..
Kemp was a great success. Because
of Illness. Mrs. Kemp. soprano solo
lst. wAa unable 40 assist Mr. Kemp.
henco the musical part OF the pro-
sren, which IL always one OF the very
aiaHaSi features az The production.
was omitted.
Albuquerque Is strong Tor air
Kemp. Albuquerque agrees with Su.
pcrlntendent 8. T.. Buaser. or the
Reading Rnon association. when h'
says OF Mr.. kemp 'iio Is a master
workman. interpreting master works.
undoubtedly the greatest monoiogulai
IN America today"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
LOCAL AHD PERSONAL


Bryant's Messengers. Phone 50l-502.
Bebber Co., Opticians Fhone toa.
Or. echwcnsker, osleopain, AFmlJo
Building.
G. NJ. Foraker. United states mar
shai. left today for Santa re.
George 3. Klock icfs yesterday for
Gallup to attend 20 legal matters be-
fore the district court.
Judge Frank w. Parker was in Al
buquerque this morning en- route from
Deming 20 Santa Re.
Jake Levy Of santa re IL here for
chs week 10 preside as a Judge at the
racG meet
Attorney Felix H. Lester left today
for Gallup 70 appear AS counsel IN
q damage suit.
zacarias Padilla, race horse fancier
from SAN Rafael, Is in town 10 take
In the race meet
There VIII be meeting Of the city
council tonight, beginning ~ ,
o'clock.
Mrs. J. r. Saint has returned from
visit OF three months with her
daughter. Mrs.. Harry Kitchener. IN
Denver
Governor w. e. Mcdonald was IN
Albuquerque for an hour last night
en- route from the southern part OF
the state 10 santa Re.
4 Rafael Garcia, member OF the iegia-
lature from this district. left today for
santa Fe after a visit Of two days In
! Albuquerque.
Miss McOililyray, who has been the
guest OF her sister Mrs X. =. owen.
Tor several months, left last night for
/ her home ia Alexandria. Canada.
W. A. Hawkins. general counsel for
the ~ Paao and southeastern. was In
albuquerque today en- route from ri
Paao 20 Santa re.
I There wsll be- a meeting OF the Re-
tail Merchants association In the
Commercial club az 3 o'clock tonight
90 consider closing OF business houses
/ on Wednesday afternoon.
Don't miss the strawberry supper
aud bazaar Tuesday afternoon and
evening, May "a. Program betweon
5 and 3. In the basement OF the new
! Central Avenue Methodist church
Rev. T. ,. Runyan. pastor OF the
First Baptist church Of Albuquerque,
I
Mrs. Runyan, for Dies MOines, Iowa,
whore he IL a deiegste 10 the North
orn Baptist convention.
Henry Hawkins. Who was taken
into custody by che police Friday
night. badly deranged. and who was
removed TO tbs county jail fof safe
keeping, "a IN worse condition today
than when he arrived here Friday
evening from Kansas City. Hawkins
imaglnes that three broshera-in-iow
are pursuing him and are determined
20 kin him
The New York Commercial of May
10 contains an item which will prob
ABBY b. of Interest 20 et least one AZ
huquorque man. W "a. Siarks. Of All
South First street The Commercial
I tells 81 the failure of Joseph 81 De
we're, curb st9ckbrokef. % 80
broad street. There are 40 creditoft
scattered an over the country. W. "A.
starka NJ Albuquerqus ~ down for
}G5sT
OeOase ,. Perrin associate counsel
for the Modern WeOdfuen Of Amer
lea. with neadqus rters In Rock Island.
ill ltr today for the Grin6 Canyon
nnd Pacific cosu after u Visit ai Two
days in Alpuqner1ue white here NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
nEsT on CONDITION

Sick headache results from dlsor-
dered conditlou ~ Me stomach. ana
can be cured ~ the use ~ Chamber
lain's stomach and Liver Tablets. Try
"a. For sale by an dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20
KEMP IS
THE best EVER
THIS SEASON
Noted Humaist Keenly De.
lights Large Audience IN
Elks' Theater Last Evening
With The Music Master, "


Mr.. Everett Kemp Is o real artist.
Slis Interpretation OF David warfield'c
''Muslo Master" IN the Elka' theater
last eeynlnE. under the auspices Of tho
santa Fe Reading Room association.
was delight and an inspiration 20
every person who attendcd--and the
house WAS well filled with representa-
tive people Of Albuquerque
Mt. Kemp Il one OF the cieverest
artists In his line Of work that has
ever appeared in Albuquerque and far
and away the best imperEonator that
has made the trip over the santa he
circuit this season. His voice Al
nothing less than beautiful; his man
nor and spirit captivating and his
personality charming
In the Music Master" Nj Keinp
WAS al hts best. Ills pathos and hue
NOR AZ well az the strictly narrative
parts Of the story call forth frequent
evidence OF appreciation from the
audience. tie portrayed his characters
80 perfectly that one could scarcely
believe that there Was moi on TIE
platform tie exnct persons he lmpor-
Honated.
The reading Was divided into flyO
parts Each succeeding part was bet.
ter than the preceding one. AIR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20

Perrin was the guest OF Thomas j.
Naylon, secretary OF the Commercial
cleb. Mr.. Perrin and Mr. Naylon
worked together several years ago IN
the Modern W0odmen offices In Rock
Island.
There viii be called meeting Of
the q. X. Warren Post. q. A. r, for
any business that may come before Il.
on Monday, May 20 AZ 1870 D. 10. at
the French Bakery, 500 East Central
avenue. j. NJ. Mnggley. post COM
mander; william McGuinness. adult
ant.
John McCaffrey ana brother James.
takGr in By the police saturday night
on q charge 81 entering Hoyd's store
on East Coal avenue, were released
OH their own resemblance this morn
ing 70 appear this evening when the
arrestlng officer can testify. The
Mccaffreys say they did not enter tho
store with the in6eption of aiealina
anything, but went there 20 sleep 81
tnc invisauon % Biiiy lloyd. who
worked there.
NJ. II. Pearson 0f fSapeas City, west
ern Representative for the Reamy
Electric company In fourteen vest
ern states q Oh AlOuquerque today
comforting with Manager McCioskey
Of the Heamy station here. Mr.. Pear
son says that good roads will prove
the blggest factor IN the development
Of this section Ok the country and viii
benefit fatmcFs and merchants 20 n
much greater extent than automobiles
and automobile manufacturers
A meeting Of the executive COM
mittee OF the New Mexico Educational
association has been called Tor June
In the office Of John Milne. super
intendent OF city schools In Albuauer-
cue. The members % the executive
committee are: W. y. Mcfarland 81
Silver City. M. n. Bra8her Of Roswell,
Frand Carroon Of Las Vegas. Il. +.
Asplund Of SANTA 70 IS secretary Of
the executive committee and Mr.. Mil
ne Is local secretary In Albuquerque.
The n. n. r.. A. holds Us annual
meeting In this city IN November.
The library aud drawing room Of
the II. y. Ferguson home On West
Central avenue, we're badly damaged
by fire AZ 1880 o'clock Yesterday
morning. a number Of valuable pie
lures and books beins 80 badly busned
as 10 be worthless The origin OF the
fire is not known. but Il Is believed
that a cigarette stub. thrown away
by one Of the young men who attend
cd party al the Ferguson home the
night before. WIS reBponslble for the
blaze. The North second street fire
company motor truck equipment,
made a quick run b the fire and pre-.
vented entire desfructlon of the place,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-20

DiHafnoaa vertigo (Oiind ataggcra).
saiIow complexion. fletuionoo NE
symptoms Of torpid liver. No one
can feel weil while the liver II a..
active HEDBINE ls a powerful liver
stlmulant. A dose o. two will Gauss
81 bilious symptoms TO disappear. Try
II. Price soc. Sold by az druggists