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The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-11
CONTROL OF COTTON
 MARKET OF WORLD

Little Rock, June 11.-There are two concerns that are en- deavoring to gain a foot hold in Arkansas in the prosecution of a more UtOpian plan to control the cotton market of the world, es- tablish prices firmly and pre-. vent fluctuations in the future.
 George Dole Wadley of Boling- Broke, Georgia, president of the Southern States Corporation, is Tn Little Rock attempting to in> terest local people in his project. The corporation has an author ized capital stock of S1,00O,O0O a n d participation certificates amounting to S6,0OO,000. It's gen. eral offices are at Macon, Ga. It is proposed to fix price of 15 cents for cotton, of which cents is withheld from the cash price to provide sinking fund for the purchase of surplus cotton. Six men in each county of the cotton belt will buy all the cotton in their counties, and II cents per pound will be paid by draft, and interest bearing certificates is> sued for the remaining 4 cents.
 Differing from the Rock Hill Plan. Mir. Wadley holds that the acreage of cotton must be in creased, and that the farmers must hold their surplus cotton. Texas and Georgia have already been organized under this plan, and Arkansas comes next.
 The COtton-Growers Co-opera, tive Society of Atlanta, Ga., is al- so flooding the state with it's lit erature. It is understood that the vice-president and general manager, P. c. Wadsworth, was formerly associated with Presi- dent Wadley, and then formed a concern of his own with S50,OOO,- 00o capital stock and $200, 100000 in bonds, and an elaborate sys. tenn of holding and purchase.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-11
Company Is Chartered

Little Rock, June 1.-The But Ter Planting Company of Hemp stead county has been chartered with $50.0O0 capital subscribed; E. R. Butler president, James w. Butler, IT,, vice-president, and George B. Rose secretary treasurer.
 The Two States Grocery Co.,, of Junction City, a wholesale gro cery concern, has been incorpor- ated, $10.O00 capital, all sub scribed. G. T. Hale president, c. D. Harris vice-president, and J. E. Ramsey secretary treasurer.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-11
Decreased Gold 0utpOt in Alabama

The mine production of gold in Alabama in 1911 was 915.06 fine ounces, valued at $10,916, and that of silver I'll fine ounces, val ued at S91 according to H. D. McCaskey, of the U. $. Geologi- cal Survey. These figures show a decrease of S14, ,617 in the gold output and of $54 in the value of the silver. The silver produc- tion is entirely from recovery of that metal in refining the gold. No placer gold was repol ted from Alabama in 1911 and the deep mine production was chief ly derived from the Hog Mount ain mine in Tallapoosa County. The mine production in 1911 was from 6,360 short tons of siliceous ore having an average recover able value per ton in gold and sil- yer of S2.99. In 191C the ore production was 9 763 tons aver aging S3.41 ton in value.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-11
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
 ABANDONS BILL

Little Rock, June 1.-The Elk ecutive Committee of the Arkan- sas Anti-Saloon League has an nounced that because of the con- fusion that has arisen over the Initiative and Referendum, it will abandon the tewide prohi- bition bill that has been initiated and devote the time to a local option campaign. But they are finding it difficult to turn loose. The proposed bill has been certi- fled out for publication by the secretary of state, who says that he has no authority to permit it's withdrawal, all the requirements of the law for it's submission hay ing been complied with. On Monday Judge Guy Fulk in cir cult court sustained the demur- Ter of the attorney general to the petition filed by two local prohi- bitionists to enjoin the secretary of state from certifying out the bill, holding that the courts have no authority to prevent it's being voted on by the people. Should the supreme court uphold this view, the anomalous condition would exist of a bill going before the people repudiated by it's authors.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-11
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Notice is hereby given that l will hold regularly quarterly examination for those desiring license in teach in the public schools of Nevada county at Prescott, Ark. on June 20 and 21.
 R. D. Martin, County EXamin- CT.
 Get in the Order of the Aztecs as a charter member.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-06-11

Just Received-Car of the eel ebrated Owensboro buggies. Get our prices before buying Mcdaniel Hardware Company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

try. Yet. IN spite % this. many plates
o. fruits AZ fairs contain three. and
sometimes six or twelve specimenR
Whenever i've constitute n plato, any
addition or reduction Of the number
on tho plate should throw out the
whole plato OF fruit and prevent its
being considered by tho judges Uni
formity, then, means that tho speci-
mems exhibited must be uniform IN
size. color form ana ripencsa.
Quality--This includes texture and
flavor. ana comparison should only be-
made between specimens o. tho Same
variety. In most fruit shows. quality
IL not given very great consideration
because OF tho difference Of opinion
people may havo on such matters.
only IN raro cases do judges taAto the
fruit
Freedom From Blcmishcs go This
last point ~, perhaps. tho most inn
puttant of all from the Judging stand
point Nlor. fruit is thrown out. when
10 comes Co tho anal selection of prize
winners. because OF blemishes on one
cor more specimens. than for anything
else. Growers often place on exhibit
ton several plates of the same variety
ol fruit, and have. perhaps. one spcci-
men ON each plat" slightly blcmisa.
90. ~ they should maxi" ~ point %
select tho fiyr best specimens out of
several plates and place them together.
tu'y m9y win prizes. Will" the other
way tines may not ho considered Ht
all Freedom from hlomishos Wrsu7
that a." spc. men must loot uo hris.
,d. must have No. worm holes. uur
show evidence oi uugous growth d.
must rrtalE tts stem and must show
no indication OF san jose scale OF
hlcmishes due 10 frost cog other uu-
usual conditions
Another point of Importance is ia"
proper naming of varieties. ANY fruit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

10 Will %, noted that tho points for
consideration arr the same Tor apple,
pear. plum ounce. ana peach, though
their values differ; and while what
follows is said ALMOST wholly with tho
apple in mind it con bee applied 20 the
other orchard fruits as Well
Form This should bo smooth reg.
uIar ana typical Tor th, variety. Most
growers are familiar with tho general
form of each variety, and should boy
ON means select specimens that are
,rgc 90 THIS general type form
Sizc-Thr size should he moderate
Co largo. out not oycrFrown. Tac
Size Is sign OF good culture, and as
each variety has slzc that is typical
cot that variety. this size is what
mould hc considered ln selecting
specimens for SHOW purposes.
COlor-Tho color should be bright
and clean, characteristics og the var
Icty u should bee highly yrt tyIicaliy
colored II should not be all yellow
when the typical color has faint
blush on 40, check color rs 50 I'M
portaut in the safe Of traits that the
importance eft this point should bo
carefully considered.
Uniformity Uniformity has TO do
with the appearance ~ the specimens
that ar" brought together on one
plate In most apple shows the fruits
are arranged on plates ave specimens
Co q plate This number rs considered
the proper amount an over the coun-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

exhibited under other than lis proper
name should never be considered Tor
% premium TWO or more varletc-
should never he exhibited on tho same
plate or other exhibiting receptacle.
Tho grape scorc card Is as follows.
Flavor. 20. form ~ bunch. 10. size
~ bunch. IS; d1c OF berry, 10 color,
10; nrnnoss, q bloom. O. freedom
from blcmlsh go
Judges viii nua il convenient In
many Instances To- score tho individual
plates. and IN that way determine the
winners. In close work, determining
tho winners By tho score card method
Is more accurate than by another
method. - ~ also advisable e. use
II VA determining the winners when
largo quantities ol fruit are In ,om-
petition
The method frequently followed by
judges In determining tho winners lu
plate exhibits " To- bring an fruits
competing for the Same prize together,
and then by the process ct elimlno-
ton reduce tho number until only the
best plates are left. These are then
placed In their proper order after D.
close examination.
No matter what the containcr for
the fruit unless every specimen la -
single plate or COX ~ uniform IN Size
and color ana FREQ from hlomishes
the fruit viii not score very highly.
Fabian GARCIA,
September 3. 1912
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
FLY FAST AND LAND
SLOWLY, SAYS VEDRINES

N,w Yurk. sept .u--Iugh .u.a1
D. tn. secret of soto Tight a.d juices
Nodru,s. winner uf 90. coup. Inter.
uatlouH u.Avltluu ur chicago. u..
lore hc lrt for home ou uuard tno
France. Win velocity great
enough No. would NOT fear Co oncouu-
tor auy tempest. ho declared.
What would You can speed ut
which any wind. even 90 hurricane.
might hr encountered safely In an
a,TDpiuuy was asked Nh Nodrin,s.
II should SAY about l2a miles an
hour b" hc rcpurd - would venture
up lu any Wtafh,r if could count
upon that speed. But I lm unwilling
90 tly so fast with the present ma
chimes. Tho danger ct landing Is 700
great In thc present type az machine.
It | ann 20 ny that fast l want an
aeroplane with reeting wings 80 that
I can draw them in when I am about
20 land ard descend slowly That's
the secret OF the whole thing. Fly
fast and land slowly"
Another thing would like 20
speak about while ! am az a. That
Is banking AZ tho turns when flylng
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

As thoro Is to DO considerable fruit
exhibited az tho various county fairs
IN tho stat" this fill. few hints along
the line ct preparing fruit for show
purposes may Doe az help 10 Tho fruit
exhibitor II is the desire 10 mention
simply some of the moro important
points 10 hu observed In getting fruit
ready for exhibition. At any county
or stat" fair there arc going to be a
number of competitors. and tho one
who has taken the greatest pains In
the preparation of tho fruit Ia most
lkrly tp gct the hin" ribbon or prize.
The first tung 100 exhibiting fruit
d" 60 grow good fruit Then tho OK
lhitur should carefully select tho
best specimens The individual who
expects ip exhibit fruit should ever.
else tho utmost care 100 tho selection
ui the show specimens. n takes s1fnr
little Thought and work Go select good
show fruit The size. color. form. uni
furmiy and freedom from bIrmisucs
are some of the most important points
Go consider 300 me selection ui these
specimens ln reality, each exhibitor
should bc fruit judge for himself.
and hc should. hy an means. score his
fruit before % rs taken 90 tho show
table. o. this w,r" done br'tcr fruit
would go ON exhibition, and IL would
also pc easter for the Judges ~ mako
tb, awards
70 a.l M" fruit grower 0r exhibitor
100 the selection and scoring or tao
show ar".im,ur. rhr following scot"
card ana dies frliuu 90 inc points lte
given. This score card. which u.s. b.iug
used ,u tn, ppWYlogisg department
"l the Agricultural college. may not
De- exactly tho same as those used by
tho various county fairs. but % VIII
give tho ,Nhibitor an idct as o. what
should Dee looked for Ia show fruits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
ROOSEVELT STRONG
FOR GIRL SCOUTS
OF AMERICA
During Stay in Albuquerque
Ex.President Has Cordial
Interview With the Chief
Scout.

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt heartily
endorses the work ol the Girl scouts
of America
"Wednesday evening. at his own apc-
gial appointment Miss Lisctor- Lane.
founder ana chief Scout III the or
SANITATION, who has been spending
some time In Albuquerque. called on
IA" colonel M his car.
Ho stated then that II was onty his
stress OF work that prevented him
from placing his name on the ma
uonal advisory board of Tho Girl
scouts ana doing active work for
th"m This Is not the first time. hy
any means. that the colonel has en-
d"rs"d IN" work ana set the seal OF
ms approval on ID, since Miss Lisctor.
l.ano mas his written endorsement,
gwen more than % year ago.
Miss LdsctOr- Lane lnu Yesterday
morning ior the south D. IN under
stood that the trip has considerable
significance, although details are not
available Sh, viii return 20 Albu-
qucrqu0 shortly Go close some inter-
"sts hrrc which huv'. been. boa q meas
are, responsible for her stay Ia the
city
The diri scouts uf america.
The t;irl scouts og America IS an
! organization for the physical. mental
ana moral development cot girls bee
tween tho ages or eleven and eighteen
wears OF age, II trims them 70 "a
pure, unsclfIsh. hclplul womanhood.
! II eliminates an that makes for row
! iNism or coursonos# and lsrH 1ll that
! is couduciy" to- tho best .u woman
/ hood.
The CIR Scouts ug America was
founded lat, IN tho summer OF 1910
/ ny clara Auolia L.Ector-Lauc. daugh-
/ ter pt Colonel william u. LAsctor-
| Lane, Miss Lisctur-t.lne saW In tho
BOY Scout work much thar wHa wlu-
abb Tor girls, and used tH, general
| plan as basis for her work.
The work embraces cooking. Sow
J ms. rldim,ntaTy nursful. first ull.
! h"Hsrkr"piuF. uHt4ry s'HIy and slI
/ mat prepares tur ETI foo inn business
world or tor HON, Ute
She ia taught the value OF life. her
| Outs Co her fellow man. tho meaning
ana ohlisaiions oi motherhood m
every respect uu effort s made to
broaden her horizon lea IN" things sho
should know % mako her good
citizen, ana tram nor Tor q ufo ct
/ usefulness.
Houors orc giycR for work in any
one line that win make girl SELF.
supporting. while speglal huuOrs are
given Tor accomplishments that viii
place her la a position Of trust aud
honor
Tho general pam of organization IS
the same as that OF the Boy scouts
Of America. Girls are orRlnlzod into
troops Those troops consist al one
or moro patrols. Each patrol has
not less than eight girls
oArls average from eleven to eigh.
teen years OF age.
Each troop Is under the direct Ru-
pervision 90 scout master. who
, teaches the requirements. She Sc
cures physician or trained nurse
! 10 give the work In first AID and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

here which are working TO mako Los
Angeles The clearing house" of the
west for oriental shipping Amcri-
cans will ho asked 20 give the Chinese
the benefits at their business saga
city ana competitive ability. and the
Chimes" In turn viii show the Amcri-
cars how they should 60 about O. 90
create ana develop the markets boz
China for western products aud com
moditics Tho Chinese here have Csc
tabllshcd Chinese. American iufor-
nation bureau, ard offer Go provide
tr1uslnturs ana interpreters free. go
that tho Americana may conduct &c
campaign of advertising ana general
publicity Ia tho newspapers az
China. Tho Chinese IN turn VIII ASA
that the Americans aid them In de-.
Nrloping the far western mur.cts Tor
Chinese products. such as rice rat
tan, silk, ten, "tc,
Tho banquet is 60 be ono of tho
most magnificent ever gllcu bv tao
Chinese Ia America. Invitations vil.
b" issued 4" the officers Of tho
Chamber of Commerce. llarhor com.
mission, Merchants and Mnnuiac-
tut"rs' association and other LEADING
business ana civic Organizations.
The Chinese Chamber ot Com,
mcrcc and Chinese American league
oi Justice which urc back of the pro
posed Los Angeles. Hong Kong steam.
ship line, report that their project is
meeting with the greatest encourage
m"nt iu Hong Kong ana Dr W.
Ting Fang is eNnectpd Ia Xisit tbt.
city within the next two months.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
LOS ANGELES CHINESE
SEEK CLOSER AMERICAN
BUSINESS RELATIONS
Especial Correspondence a. the Heraldl

Special Correspondence o. the Herald
Los Angeles, Col. Sept 10 Tho
Chinese ui Los Angeles, recognized
us among the most progressive In tho
United states. have decided on a
novel plan hy which they hope Co
awaken business men o. The CONNER
clll ppsshiliti,s between China and
th" Tar west. develop trade relations
and secure the cooperation &c Amcri-
cans iu bringing about many reforms
ln thiun that viii increase the dc.
muuds Their" for Western clothing,
food staples. etc tn, plan includes
wmpluuus public banquet tu
which prou.,out American mcr-
chants and boosters" cot the south
west are 90 hc invited, aud ,t this
banquet ;h,y arc to Doe urged Geo join
the several Chimes" organizations
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
GOOD PROGRAM ON
PUMPKIN PIE DAY
Picturesque Sports TO be Fea.
ture of Squash and Cider
Fiesta at Maxwell on Sep
TENDER 20.
Especial CorrvspOsssses 20 che HsrsII

Especial COrrrsDOsasscs 20 ths HsraId
Maxwell y. VI, sept l9--That
Maxwell IN going 90 offer something
beside pumpkin pie ana cider on
Pumpkin Pio d1y September -. Is
shown bv the following program for
tho day. just puhlHhcd
1880 O. In.--B1u game. Maxwell 49,.
Purse. $1,000.
1900 noon--Sc~inG pumpkin pic
nnd cider
100 D. m.--E9oc tor RIrls under a.
vuIrs First nrlly. 5000. second.
{l.uu.
l.3n %. moo yard dash. open.
First prize. 5000. second. $3.50.
l:4' .. m.-llorso rarr. quarter
milo, running. Cow ponies. First f2a.
second, $40. mira. 7l0.
2;oo E. m.--Dlumu.ug creased pole.
{l.g0.
..I' D.. 200 Horse race. thrco hum
drud wards, ponies only. First prize.
SIS, Second prize. $40, tuud prize, 60.
..aD %. Pumpkin rolling soU-
test; Hfty wards First prIlr. 81. ere-
ond prize. 81.
a.i5 o. -Iiurs. race. open f0r
H'I H.' WI. Trt prize. $50. s.g-
oud rrar. SO; Wrd prize, $40.
$500 o. ms-R,1v hursr race. three
changes. hl.l mile each. First prize
500. second prize. $500
$500 D.. nl--bu.A.rE contest; open
Go co.. First prize $50 uldl, second
prize, $40 HonJpps, llrd prize. So
pair spurs
ANY horse winning % rsrIIpr rDros
cannot enter Tr'HE rHs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
SHIPMENTS STEADY
FROM PIN0S ALTOS
MINERAL DISTRICT

silver CITY, 81 No. Sept ls..-
Icsre Eastman and potsou who are
pcratug tho silver Inu mines about
a. miles north of town, arc moro
,anb plslsod with tho results of ship
l,uNs already made ana viii ship "uv
o. moro ears again this week. tn"
10, shows up better ns thcy Set far
II into g. and they expect even
tor returns from that being loaded
lW.
shipments from the pinos Altos
strict continue steadily George 70.
tier is the heaviest shipper. scudiug
az both concentrates and ore from
.s mill Jonn ORlcsby has been ship.
ug as well ua other operators Boo the
me locality Prospects Tor q large
mount ct profitable work around
mo. Altos are better than they have
zen for years. ana with the Jupiter
strict coming rapidly Co the front
looks as though The country north
town was going tp monopuli1D lo-
% attention tor awhile.
Preliminary work with the view OF
.ttlng tho property IN shape for OK
usiyc development IL reported To-
ave been started on the mines a.
wnrk's Peak, four and onc-halt
i ilos north Of town. Yesterday. ~ is
4 O. intention to run lu i00.foot
4 uncl. which win attain depth ot
feet under whore the present
AN shaft now iH This SHAFT is now
1 Wn 100 feet on e. vciu said 90 Dc
4 var foot in width ana containing
luog of about $500 20 tom in gold,
y yer ana copper, " =. clark, who
4 IN charge cot the property, is max
g arrangements 10 lct 90 contract Tor
On driving ut the tuun'l Il De- oaii-
4 ltcd that tho tunnel viii be- 300 or"
4 shipping quantities before % has
lchcd 20 depth Of 500 foot cali
rnia capitalist are said 90 ho back
the plan 90 thoroughly develop th"
upDrtN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

iug 1t uuy.u,. degrees the vertical
rwld.r ..H almost ua 90 does wien
dying Hu lu ,.w kr,i Haucu. g }. 100
fl .u..U ..,r .N, aviator" .uD OBJ hu
d..u .1'a. H. tn, turns
"F1r myself just now ann inter
,st.d 100 nothing bu' Tho d,.'lopm.
uI .y..H Speed d. |u. solution ul tho
,utIr, problem oi navigating the air
with safety Tho greater the speed
gers We must encounter. Even with
the speed ut one hundred and lvo
miles GA hour. which maintained
at Chicago. I folt very tatr 1h.ru
N's hardly wind hat { would not
ht." .ruiurcd tu encounter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

ui f.rfr.lfN. degrees. Whom core
rived !. u# country yuuT aEu'olg
sail Goo mr.
N,dru, "uuI. uDr .n wonder.
ul You puly bunk a' mrty-rr, dee
gr'rH whIl. H. n.ut Hi sixty Ir .,v-
,nty
Then the aviator drew u nttlc d,a-
gram ~ you bank ut from sixty 80
seventy degrees" ne said. your YER
deal ruddDr with witch you steer 20
right or l.tf becomes nearly harizon.
tai. and n. b. is shifted s.drviHo Tor
the turn when no o nearly horizontal
position D. stops ne machine. I.suE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

nursing. unless IN, herself rs nurse
Or 90 physician.
tn" work may be- used Boz couurH-
ton with any other organization ale
ready iu existence.
The Manual tor GIrl scouts OF
America may bo had 1y sending To
Miss LisotpT-ilu,. Dies Moiucs. Iowa
II rrtJils tor % cents
The headquarters Cor the Girl
Scouts OF America Ia D,s Molnos.
Iowa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

Greeley, Colo, Sept 2O.-Fred NJ
mason. a farmer, is recovering toe
dag from the effects OF receiving
$500 volts or clcotrlcuv through his
hody. Mason was moving "a haN
stacker across road yesterday when
70 wire rope on the top of the stacker
came In contact with power limo.
Mason seized the rope and was knock
"a unconscious hy the current r. !.
ldnhurg, AN cmployo of Mason. pricd
his employers hand from tho rope
with "a shovel.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

An article tult mas real merit
Guild in time brcom" popular That
\ is the case with Chamherlaln's
gh Remedy has been uttost"d by
Nv dealers Here bee one OF them.
tV. Hondrickson, ohio Fails Ind
Frs, "Ch1mhor.un's Cough Rem
b. tho best for coughs, colds and
mp. and ga my best seller" For salo
All druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
A Song of PabSt
"Blue Ribbon" Beer

"'T Is drink for the god" and my sweetladye fayre.
Raised glass to her ripe, rosy lips
And honey beeike on hollyhock spike
She daintly sips and sips:
-" drink TO your health TO Joy and to wealth.
TO years OF delight and OF cheer;
And to this I drnk,-bid your glasses to Clnk,-
To PABST FAMOUS BLUE RIBBON BEER"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

When the bowels feel uncomfort.
able ana YOU miss tho celebrating
feeling that always follows a cOpious
morning operation, u dose OF HERB.
NE VIII set YOU right In a couple ~
hours. III taken al bedtime Won aet
It's beneficial effect after breakfast
next day Price soc Sold BY ali
druggisla
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
The Selection of Fruit
for Exhibition

Now Mexico Agricultural College Bulletin, by Fabian Garcia
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

rrimOlo's Livsry stAD.sa Phone 8,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

attractive driveway the viii
Euclid which
and valuations Of reach Now is certainly the
this boulevard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
Look at These Prices:

Beautiful building garden the kind of soil for flowers
$50 to 500 per lot easiest kind of terms