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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

Secretary T J. NayiGn ~ the Conn
merciai elAb "a Instruction. frum That
organisation today autographed Gov
ernor Mcdonald urging him tp sign
the act passed by the legislature ITO
encourage the construction OF rEli-
roads, sugar factories smclters. reduc-
ton ana redniag works pumping
plants for irrigation purposes ana ir-
rigation wells by cNempsing the same
Tor taxotion" This bill was drawn
with the object NJ STIMULATING the
building ana operation OF such plants
and applies only 10 such as may be
started after the passage 0f the act.
with the further provision that such
industries arc exempt only 50 long az
they are in operation The eNemp-
ton is good for six years.
The law ~ popular ono and the
action Of the locul Commercial club
IL most commendabie Other come
mercial organizations throughout the
state are sending similar reeommen-
dations 20 the governor and IN view
81 the recognized need OF offering 10
capital al legitimate Inducements,
there Il little doubt that the governor
will afix his signature % The ACT and
that Il VIII become q law.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

That the professions Ia Honolulu
are oyaFe4uwaea and that immigra-
iinn il not needed AZ develop INC re-
fourcen 81 the llhWailan lsiands wna
ihe etnfcnent made tAeg evening By
carl s. carlamsth 0l Hiio Hawaii
thaifmnn Of delegation ~ twelve
Elk principals and six altcrnaicH. which
passed thfouHh hers nom Hawaii en-
route 20 the neniibliran aaiirual cons
Mention I'd Chicago While the dele
antlgn Is instructed for TAFT. coneers
shtion with some 81 ~ nicmbers elic-
tied tho fact That personally Il con
sists mostly OF Roosevelt mon. Mr..
Carlsmitk Talked Interestingly Of con-
dltiOns IN the islands. which he de-
scribcs az neiiiiHs insir name OF THE
Paradise ~ tIe Pacific. although tho
eontieman does not appear overly
anxious for additional Americans 20
como ia and permanently enjoy the
blessings Of the isles
I'm Honolnin.r said the deleRate
there are about 10000 English
Speeding people as compared with q
native population Of $4,000 Poiyncs.
iane Nevertheless the professions
medicine law. dentistry ana what not
are overcrowded and IN my opinion
the opportunities for newcomers are
not great A. q tourist Mecca. Homo.
lnin ~ al that could 0e desired and
q trip there does not cost much
steamer fare being $3.50 and hotc
rates about the same as on the main
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
TEAMWORK KEYNOTE
Of CONFERENCE
RESOLUTIONS
More Efficient Cooperation
Will Result From Import
ant Gathering of Mission
Workers in This City.

That closer corporation be sought
IS the representatives OF the various
denominations engaged Ia church
mission work IN the HouthWtat and
that the denominations work more
efficiently with each other without
conflict or encroachmcni upon each
other was the tenor OF strong reso-
lutioua adopted this afternoon 10 the
losing sessions Of the conference Of
southwest mission workers in Che
Lead Avenue Methodist chugch.
There is no doubt that as result
pf this meeting attended by SOME
rluy Representatives or ten or more
denominations. the chnrches wlll
present a more united front and ac~
cOmplish more with the same equip
mont iu the states Of Colorado. ART
IONA and New Mexico. The problem
attacked by this meeting o. ono long
recognized az serious co. church work
M the southwest and this meeting y
q token OF the fact that q Is in "a fair
way Of being solved.
Among tho denominations repre-
ented are the Presbyterian, Metho-
dist, South Methodist. Baptist. Con-
sregational Southern Presbyterian.
Christian. United Brotheru, Lutheran
and Eplscnpalun Prominent repre-
seutntives both ministers and lay-
men. of an denominations are pros-
ent Including the leader OF The work
IN the New Mexico district.
A most Interesting and profitnhle
meeting was held last night in The
Methodist church, presided over By
Archdeacon w ~. Warren, rector Of
81 Johns Episcopal church who I'M
troduced the two speakers Of the
evening after making "a short address
himself which wns much appreciated.
Dr. Barnes of the Baptist church,
spoke chiefly OF the Mexican people
In Old Mexico and Of the problems
presented by work among THAI class,
nraising them highly and oxpatiating
on she encouraging results and In
spring possibilities 81 church labor
amongst them. Mr sohrelRcr lay
mnn OF New York City, Who is inter-
cstod in the church work in its rec
lafion 90 foreign Immigration, made
q most Interesting address on me
progress of religion among ikesc
alien newcomers ln the lnrsc cities.
The meetings CLOSE this afterNoon,
They have been largely attended hy
church people of this city in addition
10 the leaders in mission work Ia the
southwest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
MISS0URIANS
PROVE TITLE


several days had been sitting IN the
committee on proxy, was prepared 10
defend himself and bis cohorts 81 the
Roosevelt faction nGainst the claims
0f the TAFT champions.
The principal iisht IN Missouri cen-
tered over the delegates at large, thc
Taft forces claiming the regularity
over Governor Hadley and the Rooae-
Welt supporters.
when he committee adjourned last
night Il vas with determination 90
hasten contest hearings 10 concla-
sion and 90 dispose of Mississippi,
Missouri. North Carolina and Okla
homa contests today Il possible.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
WOMAN TESTIFIEs IN
BARROW BRIBERY CASE


(ny Etenina Herald A. =. LEASED wire)
Los Angeles june taThe mo-
noiony ~ string Of detectives Auc-
cessisely teHtifying 90 the same thing.
was broken to-day when a woman dee
tective took the stand IN the trial OF
Clarence s. barrow for alleged iurs
bribery.
Miss Eula Hitchcock, secretary 90
Chief ol Detectives samuel A.
Browne of the district attorneys OF
flee who wears a gold star presented
by her assistants. told how she toek
up the search Tor and found Mrs
Flora Captain. wife 81 David Captain.
Ia Times dynamiting suspect, ns yei
uncaught.
Miss Hitchcock testified that she
found Mrs Caplnn near Ia siehda
Ia the Santa Cruz mountains and
there served the latter with a sub
poena 40 testify Ia the MeNamaru
case The witness said thnt tho wO-
man was living Ia AN Isolated part al
the mountains With Eric y, Morton,
"a SIAN Francisco labor leader, and the
iutter's vito.
ID WAS the states contention that
Mira Captain WAS one of tne important
witness spirited away 10y thc defense
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
NO LIVES LOST IN
ALASKA
Believed People in Volcanic
District Are All safs War
Department Issues Army
Rations for Sufferers.


ny Rvenlns Herald A. r. Leassa wirrI
Seattle, June is.--It seems 10 be
reasonably certain that an The people
on Kodiak island when katmai voi-
cano was In eruption are safe. but
word u anxiously awaited concerning
the fate OF those on Afoknak and
IlaspbeiTy Islands and on the MAIN
land 90 the Alaska peninsula. RE-
llef boats have been sent % explore
the numerous bays along the coast
ana until they return TO kodiak cons
ditions In the small settlements Will
not be- known.
The acid discharged by the vol-
cano during the forty-elRht hours Il
was spouting has spread through the
ain az far as The Puget Sound c,aR-
ltry. The soldiers az the oOast de-
Tense forts nt the entrance 90 the
Sound have been kept busy since yes-
lerday polishing the big gums which
showed "a trace al THE corrosive ao-
tinn of the acid.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

innd--s2.sa to s3.0O Per day, An un-
usually large percentaRe Of the peo~
pie. native horn and American, nra
well educated, many 81 tho Hawnlinns
having received complete technical
and nr0fcsalonnf education lu Aiuefir
can universities.
The natives are born politicians,
khrewd ana intelligent. ana most "a
the local offices are held by them
throughout the islands. The schools
are un 10 date and conditions geucr-
ally compare well with thoea IN Amer
lean mainland states" Mr. Carlsmitn
sa1s that the aukar industry la the
leading one In tho islands and Ia con-
Quoted on q huge scale
Asked concerning the stories % the
Increase OF leproay in the islands. Mr
Carismith said that 80 attention IA
paid to fhe matter there. there being
not over 900 lopers Va the Islands
with little DANGER of infection save IN
the districts of ill-repute. he said
that Governor Frenr appointed a
commission which - now making
study OF the social eVil. which has be-
come unusually grave especially
among the Japanese. Russians. Fill
pinos and Chinese. Thie commission
will make recommendations after an
exhaustive study Of conditions
The Hawaiian delegation VIII make
It's headquarters while IN Chicago al
the Hotel Ia Saile, where quarter
were engaged three months ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
ON
WAY TO CHICAGO
CONVENTION
Roosevelt Delegates Here Late
This Afternoon; for 7. r.
First, Last and All the
Time.

A special train. carrying Roosevelt
delegates from California 20 she ma
tlonal Republican convention IN Chi
cago, passed through Albuquerque late
this afternoon The special a.. mag
nihcently equipped. being pe Luxe
equipment throughout. The caiiior-
mans. being originni Roosevelt boost
cfa. are for the strenuous coioncl first.
last ana all the time Absolute COM
hdcnce was expressed hare BY the
Roosevelt men, thut Roosevelt will be-
nominated and Will sReep tae coun-
try 80 opinion WIS given by any Of
che delegates az 20 whether a Roose-
selt stampede wOuld cause his n0mi-
nniion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
Nine Young Ladies Receive Diplomas
AT St. Vincent Academy Commencement

Eleanor NJ. vaughoy
simple Area .....F Thonia on. Is
Violin, GLADYS Kelly
Tone poon. High school Ensemble
Distribution Of Diplomas.
Premiums and Awards. .........
....... Rev. a. N. Mandalari, = ,.
II Trovatore .4.....4... MeInotte
Charlotte Brixner
varedictory ......... Goldie Spring
Graduates Farewell SONG Wiegand
Eleanor vauehey. Accompanied
High school Perseci AttcnsiHncc Rolf.
Mary X. Kelly. Goidie Spring. Julia
KeleheY. Rernice Hessclden. LaarTae
Asselin, Margaret Schmidt. Helen
schmidt. Bcatricc Armljo. Georgia
f.uts, Charlotte nrixner, Rosaile With,
FLORENCE Dunn. Hazel Hicks, Bertha
Turner. Grace McDermott. Carrie
schmidt. Elnlan Yrisarri. Marie Bal
ling. Rebecca Horner.
Grammar Observation-Disclosures AZ
tendance.
ursel Railing. Viqla .Ihpmpgon,
Marie Lucas. Bcasie Bremen, Eve
Ism Goetzc. Oragella Kraft. Esther
Thompson, VlctOrine With. Stelln Arr
milo, Erllpda That's. Maude Beaver.
Lois Burroughs. Antoincste ckauvin,
Frances Marion. Mildred sheehan,
Emma sails. Katherine owen, Emma
Gilbert Corinne Otero. Frances
Blake. Mirinda crandg irma Liz
Sarah Abouseiman, Julia Boitger.
Class leaders.
Twelfth grade: Goldie spring. Next
IA merit. Mars Kelly. Julia kelehef,
Bernice Hesselden.
Eleventh grade Grace McDermoii'
Next IN merit Bertha Turner. Elean-
or Vaughey. Rosalie Espihosa.
Tenth grade Charlotte Rrlxner
Next IN merit. Rosalie with, Hazel
Hicks
Ninth grade Carrie schmidt.
Eighth grade. Resslr Bremen.
seventh grade Margaret McCnnna
sixth grade. Alexandria Vaughey.
Fsfth grade. Maude Beayen.
Fourth vrade Ethel GOff
Third grade; Josephine schmidt
Second grade: Marjorie Goethe.
First grade. Virginia McLandress.
Music Medals.
Charlotte Brlxner
FirFt-Eiean0F NaushCy,
NcsiaI--gulcelslsm Contest.
Julia ~ Keieher.
/ Nleslal-Depogtincnt and I'oiltcness.
Bertha Turner
Prize DEBATE.
Marie Higgins and RoAllle Esplnosa
Medal awarded ia Bcrnlce Hessel
den for fidelity in art
Medal awarded 10 Beatrice Armij'
/ Tor excellence ID water golfers.
Medal awarded 20 Ruth Little "a
application.
Medal awarded 20 Catherine Glib
bins Tor application.
Pnlm1cF Certificates.
lily Yrisarri. Anita Garcia Mar.
Springer. Marie naliing, Adele carr
Erunda ThalA Victorine With, Run
Pinter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
Interesting Program Rendered
in Ells' Theater This After
noon, Attended by Hun
dreds of Friends Of School
and Graduates.

The annual commencement exer-
cisee Of 81 vincent's academy weFa
held In the Elks iheater this after
noon. beginning AZ o'clock. Di-
plomas were awarded 10 nine gFadu
ntes from the high school department;
hcatrice Armijo. Mary X Kelly. Bor-
nice Hesselden, Helen schmidt. 1.au-
rene Asseiin. MargaFet Schmidt.
00ldie Spring. Julia AZ. Keicher.
Georgia Luts The theatcr WIS
crowded with relatives ana friends Of
the graduates and Of 50. Vinccnts
The stage was beautifully decorated
and the graduates. dressed Ia pretty
gowns 90 white, nnd carrying Ameri-
can Beauty roses, presented q pretty
spectacle. Miss Mary Katherine
Kelly delivered the salutatory, Miss
Julia Mary Kelcher recited the CLASS
poem and Miss Ooidie spring was the
valedictorian Of the class, Miss
Spring. winning high honors. was
awarded the scholarship 10 Mount Sc.
Joseph Academy near Cincinnati.
The honors were announced BY Rev
A. M. Mandaiari. $. ,.
The eiasg Of 1919 Of Sc. Vincent's Is
the largest n the history OF the sn-
Htltul.On. Win ono or two exceptions
the members Of the graduating class
are Albuquerque girls. born and
reared. and never attended any school
other than ST. vincenrs
Time ana again she Academy 9irii
pho graduated today have distin'
gusshed themselves IN public enter
tninments given by tho school. receiy-
ing and meritinw much praise foI
their exceptional ability IN dramatic
work The final culmination Of theig
work Ia this direction was the stag
ine Of saul of Israel. an operette,
in the EIlsa' last week.
The program FOR this afternoon and
rhe honore and rewards follow.
Chorus ..4.....e.... Friss
Eleanor NauBhey. Accompanies
EleHie .....s....+.-... Nottet op. ~
b. Armilo
Sanltatory Mary katherine keii
The Two l.arkA ....... l4eschutiHhl
Galdie Spring.
Class Poem ...... Julia ~ kelehei
(al The saSle ...4+.. .MacDowel
th) imprompiu op 2s, no. s,,.,
..........t.,.+. heinhol'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

Kansas City. June So Cattle
Reoeipts, 1900 including 1890 south
erns. Market steady TO strong. Ma
tive steers, $1,000 s.25; southern
steers. s5,6OGs.25: southern COWS
and hesfcre. $1,000 $50: native COWS
and heirers ss.s5Qs.25; stockcrs ana
feoders. $3.50 cas- bulls. $4,000
s.so; calves. $500 s.5oi western
$3.50 q $50.
Hogs- Receipts 5000. market So
lower Hulk Of sales. S7s2O9 s.s0;
heavy. sT.t6M7,B5s packers and
butchers. tg3oM 1850; light. 1000
7t5t pigs. t5T5W5.7G
Sheep Receipts 1000: market
STEADY Muttons. t3.TB0S.0o; lambs,
6.S5 q 100: range wethera and year.
llngs. s4.25 $50; range ewes 800 70
A25; Texas goats f2.7sW3.s5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
MISS Prayer BECOMES
BRIDE OF PRESIDENT OF
WASHINGTON SEMINARY

Roswell. =, g.. june i3.--John
Cassidy, president Of the National
Park seminary. Washington. y. G.,
aged 85 years. and Miss steRhana
Prayer. the nlneieen year old daush-
ter OF Mr.. VI s. Prayer, a iarse sheep
man OF this city. we're married here
az noon yesterday. lcavina directly
TOR Cape, May. a. D.. % spend the
summer and IN september viii 80 "a
Europe for tour, Miss Prager was
"a student in the seminary last year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
Will. RE BIG BOOST ron
PUMPING IOR IRRIGATION

The New Industries hlli." az u Is
called. Is especially important 20 this
valley and TO Albuquerque AZ encOur-
aging pumping for irrigation, and FOR
that reason It II % be hoped the gov
ern0r VIII sign the measure without
delay with the waters Of the Rio
Grande tied Va for the Elephant
Butte dam, the pumping system musl
be largely relied on tor the reclama-
tlon Of an new land along the valley
and the exemption from taxation ~
such plants Win be d strong induce
ment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

Virginia city. New. June 49, Fire
on one OF the lower levels of the
Ward mine late nst night enc
dungcrod 'he lives of the miners az
work. An were taken out safely,
Electric pumps ana motors were
ruined
Tho mine was flooded and the exc
tent Of the damage cannot De- learned
until the Water ls pumped out
Tho fire ~ believed 40 have started
by CROSSED electric wires,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
COMMERCIAL CLUB
URGES GOVERNOR
TO SIGN BILL
Measure Exempting New In
dustries From Taxation as
Long as They Operate Win
Encourage Development.

. Three nov directors, who will
9 choose q president and sec-
. Rotary 20 serve during the cnsu-
. ing year. VIII be elected az the
= metnng NJ the Commercial club
. a. be held tonight
= Every member ~ the club
9 should be present 10 take part IN
q this important business, and 90
q see the SOIL survey map 81 the
q central Rio Grandc valley which
. viii be exhibited tonight FOR me
q first sime J. W. Nelson of the
. bureau 81 soils. Dralnage Expert
y sidney w, Cooper and Director
. Luther Foster ~ the New Mexico
. experiment station will be pres
y cnt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
SAN ANTONIO DANCE
HELD AT PUEBLO
OF TEsUQUE TODAY

santa We. n. o.. June i3.---llo-
ginning al . o'clock this forenoon
and l6stinM an day there Will be- a
big dance az Tosuque, nine mites out
OF santa ~, ln which both tho bucks
ond the snuava wiil participate. u
Is called the anu Antonio dance ana
81 given h honor of that saint be-
cause OF the prospects for a boUntitui
crop brought by tho recent rains, Tho
dnncors viii be dressed IN green 10
represent the color 0f vgssssssesis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

New York. June is.-Todny'H enrly
stock market was IN most essentials
"a repetition OF the preceding day.
Trading was scarcely more active and
no less professional bat the undertone
was decidedly moro firm. This app
piled especially 60 the leaders. Read
Ing. Lenigh Valley, Union Pasific and
few ISSUES u that einss, Az making
gains but with little effect on the
rest OF the list.
Bonds were steady
American Cotton Oh preferred de-
clinee over two points. probably ~
sympathy with the weak In other
fertilizer issues. The movement osh-
erwlso was listens ana without signs
iCRnce.
The market closed steady.
Dealings In minor spucleitios alb.
sorbed most Of the limited business
Of the final hour. GugEenheim itx-
piorati0n aignailsed It's admission 90
the stock exchange BY rising 3 y
points. Closing prices.
Cali money. ~ az per cent
Prime paper. 3A fea per cent
Silver. 81 iae.
Mexican dollars. 4sc.
copper. .tl6.75Wl7a5.
Tin, t4S.00a4as0.
Lend. 3ft5at4.GO.
Amnlgamatcd. 6M.
sugar. iSi.
Atchlson, i0G q.
Great Northern. 1884,.
New York Central, fiSis.
Northern Pacific, iish.
Reading. iegA
Southern Pacific. 1888.
Bnion Pacific. 1914.
steel. 69%.
Steel preferred. ii0N.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

Chicago. June 8s-~Cnttle - Ese-
ceipts 1900. market Slow. steady;
beeves se.1O@9.40s Texas steers
$3.50 a s.2oi western steers. s6.50M
S.gs; st0ckers and feeders s4S0ff
$40; COWS and helferR. s2.90W $40.
calves. s5.h0@ 800.
Iloas-R Receipts. $4,000, market 50
lower Light. sT.2Oq 7.go. mixed.
t7.50@7.62h: rough. $7Ie9 7.a9.
pigs. $500 1905 hulk al sales. t7.fe
07.6O.
sheep Receipts Is,6oo Market
steady % shade lower; native, s3.2a
W5.1B. Western. $500 6.25; year
lings. si25a5.50; lambs, f6.26 ~
SEQ; spring lambs, s6.O0Wg.i5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

Chicago. June Wheat traders
today remembered that June 10 was
the anniversary Of tho Letter failure
end seemed disposed 70 avoid the
buying side ct the market General
rains west 81 The Mississippi formed
"a more definite cause Tor depression
IN prices, The oneuing was We lower
60 shade advance September
started IA fl.0bh ~ r.. a decline II
z q hc. touched St.05M and feil
back 60 4i.0a
Complaints OF cut worms m the
northwest had bulliah effect on
corn July opened lie up at 7ihc
and rose % TfAc.
oats showed strength ln sympathy
with corn Iuiy siaucd unchanged
TO Me higher at sess 90 50Ac and
hardened 10 s04 a. lsc.
Provisions became easier All
around owing 10 the fact shat support
was poor Initial safes ranged from
. 20 i2Mc down with September
sls,12h for pork slL75h for lard
and ti0.G7h for ribs. Closing prices;
The close was unsettled IA &f.Q9 rs
q i.o5M for september a net loss %
We.
wheat-.-Jnly sif6Mi september,
800 x q f.05M
Corn--Juiy. 7fhc; September. 12M
arse.
Oats--July. s0h 45OMo: septem-
her. Az 0alMe.
pork--Juiy, tiS.91 p.
Lard July. &lO.a7ia.
labs july. fi0s5m10.57N.
The close WAS steady, with July
* &c not higher at 74Ac
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

Washington. June 49, Secretary
sthuson to-day ordered $4,000 army
lati0ns sent 70 seward. Alaska
twenty-four hours from Kodiak They
WIN be taken By revenue cutters.
The revenue cutter aicCulIoch, ac-
cording. "a calculations here should
have arrived az Kodiak today 20 as-
kist the Manning IN extending relief.
The cutters Thetis and TahonM
also are Stcaming 90 the assistance of
the suffering people. The revenue
cutter Rush. NJ Port Townsend. II
taking on three months ratl0ns ~
anticipation 90 joining the relief
fqundron.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

New York. june is.--Cottou spot
closed quiet; middllng uplands, ii,sO;
middllng gulL 1893 sales, 80 bales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
Professions OuercrOwded IN HGuUnii Says
Chairman Of Island Delegation to Chicago

Percentage Of Educated People Both Native and American
Large in Insular Territory Honolulu Offers Unrvaled
Attractions for Tourists and Cost Of Trip Is Reasonable
Though Instructed for Taft Delegation Strongly Pro
Roosevelt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

Mexico City. 5nne t3.--F0relEn
Minister I.aseurain declared today
that the chihuahua bond issue was
illegal II would net be- recognized
by the federal government for several
reasons. be said. the chief one being
that state legislatures were without
power thus To treat With foreigners,
The minister added that Legislators
sanciionlng the action were answer
able % the federal courts az reyoiu-
ti0naries.
-
II. ". Lemhke. q Well known con-
tractor, left today for brief vacation
la California.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

sandwiches arc better than ordinary
sandwiches. Meat, wheat and hgs
are & whole meal h ihenl5tivts. ASK Al
your restaurant for Tigcla fried car sand.
witches OF figola bread slices with ham, meat
loaf, salmon, mrdincs OF C0uicd bccii Try
Il with y0uF cheese ard dcmitaslc. Firoa
Bread and Figoia Bread sandwiches afe q
aroas treat or automobile, haunting and
lramping trips. figoa Bread aulfle iag
tilaf chicken Qf breast 81 Vcall
IN and l0c loayca.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
TOO LATE no CLASSIFY

Asft'ste>-
FOk tthNH-- Modern cottages. $50
and rooms. one furnished
W. o. McNiiiion. 2is W. Gold. ib-p
.-sss.-o-
FOR sAAf-~-TNo great hRrsains. 3
and 1-room houses. W. Az Me-
Miilion. 2l5 w Gold. f4-p
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LOST BLACK COckrel Spaniel dog.
white marRs on 'front.' paws. Re-
ward. Frank X. Wendell. care White
Elephant.
To RENT Woolscy BUNGALOW; iur-
niHhed Or unfurnishcd; reasonable
rental Apply n a. u. r. O. Box 500
or room I 2. stern bldg. city.
Dressmaking done at rcnsona bic
prices $50 West iron. Phone 9is