davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
NEW YORK.

Se as"' YofS... ...... SSSyoS?s
rwo-base hit: Moelier. Sacrifice hit,
Daniels, Stolen bases: Ainanith, Nc
Bride Dolan. G.. Walker Double play:
simon To- Dclan 10 Chase First base m
balls OFF johnson. J. struck out: BY
Ford. 4. BY Johnson. s. Hit with pitched
ball. by johnson. Daniels. Martin. Timc
l;i1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
Score, second gamel


sBattsd for Akers In the ninth.
New Ss' Ysrs'... 49,. SfSSSsS -
Two-bsse hits; zlnn. Cree. Thrse-base
HIT Dolan. Stolen bases; Moeller, Nc.
lirldo. Cunningham. Dolsn, simmons
Firpt base on balls: Off Vaughn, d; off
ufeoin. .; off Akers 4 Struck out, BY
VAUGHN, 4; BY. warhop. o. BY Groom, d
thirds innings;. of WARRIOR 1 IN six ana
une-thlrd innings: of Groom. IN three
and two-thirdf innings, off Akers. IN
lpur and one-third innings. Time: i;Se.
uurirea Esan and Evans.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26

BRookLYv.

Myers. wIltne. smith. Three-hase hits:
snodgrass, Herzog. crandali Home run:
Doyle Sacrifice flies. Doyle, Murray.
Stolen bases: Becker CD. Herrog. FLEET
cher. Daubert. Double plays: Herrog
10 Doyle to SnodGrasa Base on balls:
Off stack. 4: OFF witlse. Z. off Kent, ..
Struck out. BY Stack, !; by wiitse, 3:
BY crandall. I. Hits. OFF Stack, Z IN
enc and one-third innings; Oft wiItse,
pires. Owens and Brennan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26
LOSES
OPENING GAME

CONTINUED from First Pasel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-26

Two out when winning run was made.
'batted for Hoffman In the twelfth.
81. Paul ..............o 90 eo00eOV 80
milwaukee, ........,.,.0 o 0Ooefeoeoi-s
Home run: achalk Double ployn. 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
ROSWELL VISITORS
LEAVE FOR HOME
VIA SANTA FE
PecOs Valley Delegates to Re
tail Merchants Association
Convention, to Call on Gov
ernOr Mcdonald.

A motor caravan OF nine ears, eight
Roswell cars and one Albuquerque
car. w. H. Hahn's Cadillac. left ut 3
O'Clock this morning for Santa Re, ar
irving there az O'Clock this after
noon. The Roswell people WI leave
Santa re this evening going direct 10
Roswell, They arrived In ADuques
que Monday evening 10 attend tue
New Mexico Retail Merchants asso-
citation convention and return 70 the
Pecos valley metropolis With the 1913
convention OF tho association safely
tucked away.
Speaking for the entire party. Mayor
Atkinson said today before lelving
thar the Roswell visitors had q glorr
ions time In Albuquerque and that
they all hoped TO roclprocate wnen
Roswell entertains I've convention
next year. When In Santa Re today
the Roswell people win csil in body
on Governor Mcdonald,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

raws ~ the Aasins yesterday" began
Mr. Farrell "He said not until
about 9 O'clock Monday evening. ]
replied oar reporters had been setting
news from the white star line offices
an day Monday TO the OPPOSITE cr-
feet"
James A. Hosey, n telegraph opeS~
ntor NJ Taunton. Mass sent an sffi-
davit saying that between and n
o'clock on Monday morning he re-
ccived Flash messnEc stating I'll
tanic sunk"
Probably five or ten minutes lat
ct" he eddcd. II received a kilr osl
this flash which read: XIII flash III
tnnic sunk Montreal Gays the wire
less operator at Cape Race made q
mietnke In reading wireless signals. :"
Mrs Mahalh Douglas, n Titanio pas.
Benscr Ia d sworn statement, quoted
Mrs. Ryerson OF Philadelphia ar say
INK Ismay showed her n Marconigram
and announced that they were IN
tho iceherFs"
cor course you viii slow down2"
asked Mrs nyerson
r'Oh. no, he replied. I'VE viii pvt
on more boilers and get out Of IL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

CORDIAL RECEPTION FOR
OcEAN-TO OCEAN PART


Washington. ID. g. May Champ
Clark gut aside bis official business
Sc speaker OF the house one day this
week 10 Join IN the welcome 70 the
Los Angeles Examiner Oeean-tO- Ocean
pathtinding car, which arrived mere
carving the representative OF the
Hearst newspapers and Harvey Her
rick. the well known racing driver.
The Case machine was Ia fine shape
after ~ gIuelilne trip across the
southwest deserts aud mountains ana
the mud and floods Of the Mississippi
valley country. Il was first greeted az
the department Of pubilc roads build
ing hy Logan Waller Page, chief OF
the government road department.. Con-
gresaman w D. stephens OF Can.
fornla. Congressman Carl Hayden Of
Arizona. Congressman John huriand
OF Missouri and senator Henry n
Ashufst Of Arizona. formally received
the Examiner representative Deiaiii
ol The great pnthiindlng trip were re-
lated 30 the reception committee az
Ter which Mr.. Page asked for copies
of the records taken BIZ The Hears
aud Ocean ocean Highway Asso.1R
zion pathfinder,
Congressman stephens and Con
sressman Burland escorted the path
ending car 10 the capital where th'
westeinors we're met by speaker
CLARK. Speaker Clark Was greatly IA
icresied Ia the "trip.
"The work started BY the Hears
newspapers and The Ocean-io-Oceoi
Highway association Is one that WI
result "a inestlmable good 70 ever
man, woman and child in the coun
try. said Ir. CLARK Exiend my re
gards 10 lee officials 81 tho Ocean-io
ocean Highway association and as
anre them that the east viii join hand'
With the west IN any movement tina
tends 10 better the roads OF this grea
country"
Congressman stephens of Califor
MIA. entertained the pathfinder a
luncheon. after which visits we're pail
NJ senator John D. Works and Senate
Perkins OF California.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
The Markets
Man atrrct.

New York, Mny 9.--Tradlng on the
stock market became dun IN the Soc
ond hour with very slight yielding
OF prices from their best
81. Paul however. not only recoy-
cred an early loss but reached yester-
days higher price. Reading and Lc-
high Valley retained their advantage
although gossip reported an Increased
short interest In both United states
steels strength seemed to Imply
favorable untitled 5onnage statement
tomorrow
The loser British bank rate was ac-
cepsed as proof Of general monetary
ease az an important financial CEN
ters.
Bonds were steady.
A sudden squirt in American Can
was a feature OF the early afternoon.
the preferred advancing three points
20 l02. The other strong Issues In
Guiding Anaconda. American Beet SUI
gar, Djstlliers Securities ana National
Biscuit Illinois Central betrayed re-
moved weakness, failing ga 20 i2eia.
The market chOSod steady Illinois
Central sold down again to t2tM WAS
attributed to the severe damage oc-
curing 20 the road Ia the Mississippi
valley floods. Prices relaxed gener-
ally IN 'he last hour. the reaction rum
ming from one TO one and a half
points in the more Important issues.
Closing prices.
Prime paper, 4 60 4 Mper cent.
silver. 90 3-sc.
Mixlcan dollars, 4sc
Copper, s15.509l5.75.
Tin. f6.10W4c80.
Lead. St.tO9 40.
Amaigamated. So is.
sugar. 1870 Ia ~
Atkinson. los la,
Great Northern. 1872.
New York Central, IFS Ia.
Northern Pacific, i19 3-4
Reading. 17f5z.
Southern Pacific, 10 a-4.
Union Pacific. t69 as.
Steel. SO 3-s
ssell preferred, 100 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
THlckLY SETTLED DISTRICTS
ARE NOW THREATENED

New Roads, La, May 9--By tearing
away 1900 feet OF The south end ol
the TOrras crevasse, a wall OF water
from eight TO ten feet deep and half
a mile IN width today Is bearing down
upon the already overlooked area OF
Pointe Coupee. st. Landry and sew
eral other parishes.
New Roads, heretofore considered
practically safe from the Torras Hood
is rapidly becoming inundated. Boats
are being built and other preparations
made by the townspeoplo for hur
ried exit
This part OF the parish being thick
~ settled much rescue work VIII be
required. Motor boats and skiifa are
being concentrated here by the gov
ernment representatives. In some IN.
stances the officers cOnflscated hoata
and are holfine them IN readiness.
Farmers driving their livestock IN
advance OF the flood arrived i sre
early today from the country aromi
Fordouche. They report hundreds 3f
persons marooned In their homes IN
that vicinity and are in urgent need
of relief Motor hoags were unable to
reach that district yesterday.
Inotors IN skins are alleged 10 be
reaping rich harvest tn the inun
dated territory Homes OF the
refugees who were hasuIy driven from
home have been broken open AMI
robbed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
TOWNS ARE
FURNISHING
Word Boost Is Slogan Of the
People Living in Sister State
Says ]. Sam, the BOostmas-
ter General.

J. sam Houston has Just returned
from a flying trip TO Holbrook. Win
slow ard Flagstaff lie says the
people OF ARIZONA. since they have
received statehood. are greater boost
crs than ever. Boost h the word
they use most--boOst - their slogan.
Denver capitalists have pat In big
automobile lines 20 81 John. sprins-
lie, Concho, Snowflake and other
points. o. SAM saw three new twclyn-
passenger autos upioaded in Holbrook
Yesterday They expect to start IN
gradiug the railroad out from Hol-
brook in Few months. Court is
being held al HOibrook with hundreds
of people So attendance. Wool and
hides are being shipped from there
in great quhnuties. WinaloW. he says.
s prosperous, many new homes beinR
built The neW lsika building n fast
getting started and IL will be a beauty.
Flagstaff IS more than holding her
own. Plenty OF rain and snow guar
antee good crops and good FOR the
cattle and sheep. Flagstaff ~ pre-
pairing TO entertain Blk crowds this
summer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
TONIGHT
ELIMINATION OF
CONVENTION
Retail Merchants Of New Mex
leo Now Thoroughly Or
ganized and in Position TO
Look After Their Interests.

A brilliant banquet IN the Masonic
temple. beginning II 1880 o'clock,
which Will be attended by Governor
w. G.. Mcdonald and Mrs Mcdonald
and a large number of retail mef-
chants and their lady friends from an
SECTIONS Of the state. viii he The iinai
elimination of the three days cOnven-
lion of the New Mexico Retail MeI-
chants association. which convened
here Tuesday The convention has
been a remarkable sgccess I'M every
particular and the delegates viii re-
turn 10 their homes With the satlslac-
lion of having accomplished me pur.
pose OF the meeting organization and
the establishment OF a definite aim Tor
trade development and for protection
OF individual and collective interests.
The flnal busineas session OF the
association, held IN the Commercial
club this morning was taken up Win
the making OF reports and discussions
of matters OF general interest 10 me
organization This afternoon the yisi
tors Witnessed a demonstration run
at the new motor fire truck The han
quet this evening, 20 be held ip The
temple
temple, will Be an entirely Informal
affair. The plate reservation has been
large and Il "a likely that noariy 300
ladies' and gentlemen viii attend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FRACTICED BY
CLEAN UPS
A STEP FORWARD IN
WAY OF PROGRESS

The mayor OF our city ordered Al
buquerauo people 10 clean up gheir
yards. alleys and streets. Some took
the hunch, Others just Imagined
they were clean. Christian Science
works wonders. bur e won't work on
some things. our mayors orders
should be- respected regardless Of
politics, Rae iH our honorable mayor.
Tor tho pooplc--with no salary. Ills
IDEAS are new and fresh. lie Is q
man like our former mayOrs--for
greater Albuquerque BE a booster
Get out Of that old territory rat. We
are living ln "a state now. The Air
dome theater s. sanitary with clean
amusement fresh AIR. You can at
and smoke Have exercise ht the box
ball alleys. Take trip for zen
cents. Worth while.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
work IS
PROGRESSING
SPLENDIDLY
Jungle in Guatemala Con-
quered at Last, Says w. JEFF
ferson Davis, Of Ptnama-
California Exposition.


w Jefferson Davis publicity repre-
sentative Of the Panama California
exposition At San Diego, and confIdon-
lial secretary 40 President Collier
PASSED through Albuquerque tnis
mornlng on the California limited on
route Tor the coast He h returulns
from q trip 10 Central America, whore
be accompanied Mr. Edgar l.. iIeWotf,
director Of exhibits, for the purpose
Of collecting archaeological data for
use BY the exposition.
~. Davis expressed himself as be-
Ing highly pleased with sne progress
made IN Guatemala IN the excavation
Of the ruins Of the ancient City or
Qnirlgua.
We spent about week in the LA
bal district OF Guatemala, IN the val
ley Of the Motaeua river, where Quiri-
qua A. located. and was delighted TO
zee what had been done towards un-
earthing the Maya Temple CITY, said
Sir. Davis Two buildings are COM
Dleleiy uncovered, and stand out
prominently above the rectangular
court which has also been cleared OF
underground and tropical vegetation.
Perhaps few travellers who delight
~ visiting the ruins IN Egypt or
Mesopotamia realize that within a sen
trip of three os fOnr days they can
have all the advantages Of an ocean
voyage. free from the dangers OF the
North Atlantic waters, and see the
rims Of ancient cities which equal
ANYTHING the Far East has 10 offer
"rhe Jungle has been conquered at
last. aud the humus and debris which
FOR fifteen centuries has covered al
traces Of the prehistoric Maya ciyiii-
zatiOn, removed,
The ruins, now being uDear,hed
stand as q mute witness 10 the ndom-
liable patience and religious zeal % q
prehistoric people, and the n learch
work which the Archaeological Ineti-
tute OF America IL conducting, must
certainly be productive OF much data
Of scientific value for prior TO the
present investigations and excaya-
lions, comparatively nothing has been
done, other than 10 photograph the
monuments and mounds, which one
sees on every side in the park On
closing the ruins.
After leaving Qulrigua Mr. DAVIS
spent several days III Guatemala City,
and on the way TO Camornia stopped
off at santa Re with IN .ewett.
Mr.. Davis is an attorney. but rs also
a former newspaper man and IT. rs
probable that he will devote a portion
of his time during the coming SUM
NOR 70 research work along snrehaee-
logical lines. with particular refer
ence 10 research work IN ire soutn-
west.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Chicago, May 9.-Delay 10 seeding
IN North Dakota formed "A source 81
apprehension 10 wheat spectators to-
day and tended 10 make the market
advance. Statements we're circulated
that u planting was postponed much
longer. tAe acreage would be mater
tally reduced
Opening prices ranged the same as
last night TO 8-4c up. July started
al S1.i3 SIS TO &l.ts3-f, gain OF
lisa lac TO s-So aud rose TO $i.1fW
f.14M. Glazing prices. however
were strong with July 1sc higher AZ
s ifiA a. t.i4 5-S.
Corn went higher IN sympathy with
wheat. Selling came only from scat
tered commission houses. July open
Cd unchanged 90 l-Sc doarer az IL 7-Sc
"a CSC and climbed 20 IS t-f47s 3-sc.
The close was firm, y M5-sc up for
July at 78M7sMc.
a good general cali for oats lifted
that cereal from the outset Cash
houses especially reported an active
inquiry July started l-4c to 3-Sc up
AT 81 i-ic 20 50 3-Sc and assembled 20
% S-Sc.
Provision trade seemed to be even
~ divided on both Sides Of the market,
some prices remaining we'll balanced.
Initial sales varied from 2Mc lower
10 a like advance. with September de-
livery S1s.709l9.72A for pork,
sii.22h 20 sfi,25 Tor lard and sie5-
for ribs.
Closing pfices,
Wheat-Aiay. Sl.1s; July, tl.1f& a
1.145-S
coru-May 81 2-Si July. as S-S@
gSAc.
Oats May 5Sc; July "A S-f@
A 7-Sc.
PORK May. &l0.25.
H4rd-May, st0.Ss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
SUNSHINE REEVES
HOPE IN FLOOD
DEVASTATED
OIKIELAND
Three Days Without Rain
Serves to Bring More Favor
able Condition in Flooded
Parishes.
RESCUE WORK STILL
SERIOUS PROBLEM


fDy Evrning aerala A. y. l.ensed Nviral
New Orleans. May g.--M0ro sun
shine and three DAYS absence OF rain
ia the lower Mississippi valley have
nrOyoment tn Hood conditions
Reports received today 40 the army
cnsineere headquarters from points
both above and below New Orleans
were optimistic A few weak spots
above New Orleans are being
strengthened.
The task OF saving the levcee Is
STA . tauae 81 anxiety aud is stu
employins lngss il.cca OF l2Dorors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Chicago. May 9.-Catuc receipts
$500: market steady. Booves sf.50m
900, Texas steers, S5.25md25i west
ern steers. $3.50 $50; gockors and
Feeders s4.25 ns.6o; esHs ana heiiers,
s27b@ I75; calves s5.oomI75.
HOGS Receipts 10000, market
steady for good. others weak. Lighl.
1880 1885, mixed s7.t00 100
heavy. t1.tOW1.a5, rough, fT.50W
g6O, pigs, S5.0O0T.05; bulk Of sales.
s7.G5M7S5.
sheep Receipts 1000. market
steady 20 strong Native Sfo5M 100.
yearlinEs. SG.00mN.a5, lambs, native,
S5.gOM9,00; western. tGe5me.G5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
SPEAKERWELGOMES
EXAMINER GAR TO
WASHINGTON
Champ Clark Wants TO See
Day when He Can Travel
With Team OF Mules Over
Smooth Ocean to Ocean Road

tspesial Telegraan 20 Tho Herald J
. Washington, d. g.. May g. .
. Il always have advocated good .
. roads. ! am glad Mr. Hearst - =
. Interested IN the great movement =
. which must ultimately result In o =
. network of roads over the face =
. Of the country. / hope Ia see the .
. dag when / can drive either that =
. span OF mules or an automobile .
. from one ocean 70 the ether over q
= smooth. continuous highway" y
. Speaker Champ Clarks wel- =
= come 70 Los Angeles Examiner =
. pashflndlng car
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

one 81 the prettlea graduating pro-
grams ever held In Albuquerque oc-
cnrred yesterday afternoon al tho
Harwood home for girls on North
Fourteenth street. when elaborate exc
ercises were herd IN the open air on
the attractive grounds Of the inatisu
lion. largely attended BY friends 81
the pupils and teachers and people in
terostod 10 the splendid educational
work being carried on by this school
under the auspices Of the Methodist
church. While only two Graduates
compose this years class, the pro-
gram yesterday was a long one and
showed cnnylncingiy how painstnkins
and conscientious n the work being
done at the school Rev. Thomas
Harwood. the venerable educational
pioneer 10 whoee work shls school Is
a monument was present and made
short address % the pupils: another
helpful address was made by Rev.
G.. Oscar Hickman, pastor Of the Lead
avenue Methodist church, with some
additional remarks BY -. A. Porser-
field. The success Of the exercises taa-
titles TO the ability OF superintendent
Lucia 3D. Price and her assistants.
There are forty-two pupils enrolled
this year. the two graduates being
Milnd Chaves and kioina 1ontoya.
The Program.
The full program, every number OF
which was splendlGly executed BY the
pupils. WAS as follows.
Opening song. Praise Him Eler-
nally" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sehooi
60 80. ttf..t.. fattr uusIta In
concert
Prayer sy Dr. Horwood.
Address Of Welcome Rafaoliia Garcia
Piano solo; 500. EVanseiina barela
Essay Natural and Acquired Able
tty' .s+..sss#ss .'.'s'.. Aiit1V Inv 4"
song. "The SHELF Six Little Girls
REGULATIONS from Primary Depart
ment:
what a Friend We Have in jesus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lppita casniH
Across the sea- Marguerite Costello
THE April Wind" ...... Ruth cordcro
Song Welcome, Sweet springtime'
.....s.. ....s...ss..ttts ncnp"i
Eaaay. "My Idea Of a noble Char
aetere ..........H lolsa Monioya
colo. "rhe B0gcV Man. ...4,,...
.......... Antonio Perez
Paper "Harwood News" editorials
on "Retrospect aud Prospect" By
Rehecea suaEo. Here and There,
by crisnnta Duran
.l.ooRlng Into 1886" elena Garcia
Drili-by Pupils.
song. Dslembre que hlclmos del
alba az macer.' ...s....a... acn"ui
Address .......R Rev. q. o. Beckmnn
Presentation of Diplomas
song. ''Ail Thy Works Shall Praise
Thee .s.s.ttr++..ts rrh"Nl
Romnfks by Dr Ilafwood and Mr.
portcfneid.
penoIlotion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Kansas CltY M0y o. CAitlc ro-
coipts 2,50o. including 500 southernA,
market steady. Native steers, t7,ooW
S.7bi southern steers, sb.75We.2ii
southern esvs end hClfcr4. f7.2ln
s.25; native COWS and heifers, $4,000
500; stockors and feeders, $1,000
I85. bulls. fl.75N l.0Oi calves. $500
mT.16i western steers. sG.b0m 8.GOi
western COWS. tf.26nG.t0.
Hags Receipts 5.000i market
steady. Bulk of sales. $500 1885,
heavy, 27.SoWI90. packers ana butt
cheers, s7G5m7.90, lighis, f6.45m
77o; pigs, ts.bom67a.
sheop-- Roceipls 25,oe0; market
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

ON Friday evening Of this week
Major Frank Waite. the ioyial socre-
tnry FOR the Young People az the snl-
walton Army 90 tho Mountain states,
Familiarity known as Uncle Frank,
viii conduct e special service al the
hail. ~ West Gold avenue. and
Captain seeds a. anxious % h,we ~
representative audience 10 greet him,
80 charge for admission.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Ceremonies Participat-
ed in by Girls Of Flourish
ing Institution in the Open
Air; Two Graduates This
Year With Total Enroll
ment Of az; Exercises at the
Menaul School Well At
tended.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

New York. May a.-Cotion closed
steady 40 % rs points higher; mid
ding upiands. $3.50; middling sulf,
3i2.15. Sales. 2.02s bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Coming 90 tho orplicuni, Saturday,
$3.50 and 1880 3. ma, Mystery ~
tbs Maine. 1000 fcsa ~ nini. lgis-
tory from fs0s 90 1919.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Sick headache results from disor-
dorod condition OF the stomach. and
can bc cured hy the use of Chamber
lain's slomaoh and Liver Tablets. Try
a. For sale by an dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
Elaborate Program Marks Closing Exercises
On LaUn AT HarwOOd School Yesterday

bytorian church took part IN the pro-
gram. The musical features 81 tho
program were especially good
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09
HOUSE Declines "a Abolish Nlnts.
(ny EvenInr fIrrntd A. T.. Leased wire

Washington. May a-AR attempt Is
abolish the miuis at san Francisco.
New orleans and Carson. Nevada. and
the assay offices at Boise. idaho
Deadwoo1. $. ID, Helena Montana
seattle, Washington. and salt Lake
City. WIS defeated IN the house today
81 60 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

weak. Mattons. $t25H750. lambs.
S7.eo0 9.75; range weihers and year
ilnRs, s5.00@6.i5; range ewes. 1915 ~
5,Sg; Texas gosts. s8.25W3.S5.
So. Louis Spelfer
ST. Louis. May e.--Lead weak
t4.t7h; spelter dull. 1856 W6.s5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Tonight % the Orpheum, The great
Bible Picture The prodigni sun.
Long Bcei.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Experienced woskmen; Kor0er's
shops.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Illss parade "a Atlantlc city A.
the OiIihcum sunday, $3.50 and TAO
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Your drUggist viii refund money II
PAzO OINTMENT fails 10 cure any
case u Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
protrudinR PILES IN 9 20 IA days. soc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-09

Korbor shopa for gooa work