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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15
WESLEYAN BALL
SCHEDULE MADE
WILL PLAY WEST I,sEerV NOR.
NAL ONE GAME
Team Has Hard Schedule. Taking N
W. 4 J.. Carnegie Teen and other
BIC Colleges.
laY PAUL sMIIhA

tor PAUl smith,
sr Buck fiss'ss " " l S jam
The following is the West Virginia
Wesleyan college baseball schedule
for the coming season. as announced
by Student Manager n. A. Stansbury.
and confirmed by the athletic board:
Abroad.
April Is and 1G. West Virginia Uni
versity. at Morgantown.
May 10 and IL. Marshall college. at
Huntington.
May Is. Kentucky State university.
ut Lexington.
May IA. Central university. at Dan
Vile. Ky.
May Is. Morris Harvey college. at
Barboursvilie.
June 3. Washington 4 Jefferson
college. at Washington.
June 4. Waynesburg college. at
Waynesburg.
June o. Grove City college. at Grove
City
June 6. Slippery Rock Normal. at
slippery Rock
June : and S. Allegheny college. at
Meadville.
June 10. Carnegie Tech. at Pitts
burrh.
At Home.
April Il and l3. Chenille Normal
April 10 and 20. West Liberty
Normal
April % and "a. Norris Harvey col.
lege
May l and .. Allegheny college.
May 4. Broadus college.
May II and is. Waynesburg col
lege.
May "a and 20. Otterbein university
IL IL probable that only one game
will be played West Liberty. since
Ohio State. OF Columbus. has asked
for 4 game about this time Two more
strong games will bs added al home,
the university at Morgantown and w
J. having now under consideration
the proposition. The Marshall and
Marietta annual games are not yet
arranged, and 1t is likely that one will
be dropped on account OF the heavy
home schedule. Games were offered
the Wesleyan team by Pittsburgh uni.
versity and Mt. Union and several
schools of that class. but were re
fused because the dates were taken
II Is likely that Baker OF Mt. Union
viii supervise the coaching.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15
SENSATIONAL
DEVELOPMENTS
EXPECTED TODAY IN THE ALLEN
CASE.
Chief Hastings Clears Up Mystery
Which Is Most Startling One
Allen Recovers


When the police this evening make
public the details OF the Allen case
II Will no doubt create "A sensation
To an lntelligencer reporter last even.
Ing The iull confession OF the Two
farm hands was told by the police.
bur at this time the confessions can
not be disclosed. but Chief Hastings
hopes 10 be in a position This even
ing TO make public the facts In the
case.
Mr.. Allen ia still confined TO the
CITY hospital. but has practically re
covered from the shock According
To the police there were no marks Of
violence on the victim OF the attack
Behind closed doors late Saturday
evering Mayor Charles G schmidt
Prosecuting Attorney illudlau. Chief
Hastings and The detail OF plain
ciOtAe- men who have been working
Oh ;A- case held conference" Just
aha, trau-pir"I g. 'ais conference
wa- not mad. publ.
I-r1"H aLi EIrch TIE 'Vo farm
hands Vho confe-sed tn wing Nr
Allen. sr- -ti.l confined o. th. county
Jazz each Under 81 .nuH tond which
IRE, l... l..a unable 20 furnish To-.
-rf4sf attach an re. D.. "a. force o..
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DEPRIVED '' ft..r Ilfrr have mao.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15
BRIEF rIsToRY OF WHEELING
eACNsTOP
Will Leave vsrneii Witrov, . Star
Grand aspios Meeting ~eones
oay-Spor Dope.
by MUTT.


With the exception OF lew bret
years. Wheeling has been represented
In the major leagues by one or more
stars OF national reputation. Back IN
the early days OF professional base
ball Wheeling appeared before the
footligbts Ms the home of Pebble"
Jack GIasscock. at that time the
greatest shortstop OF all time. Glass
cock played with the 81. Louis team.
and was picked by all the great sport
writer's as one of the greatest players
OF the age. Later other players from
Wheeling flashed for time in big
league company. and then the city
again came into its own when "Cy"
Morgan became famous as "A spitball
artist on the worlds champions. and
now this city is to contribute an.
other star To the fast company
The new star who will twinkle In
fast company next season is no other
than Miner Jack Onslow last year
backstop OF thes Fort Wayne BIN.
kens. He Ia one of the best catchers
that ever Wore "a mask in the central.
and next season he will wear "A De
troit uniform and under tho guidance
or Hughie Jennings Will no doubt
make good and will become one OF
the best catchers OF all time.
The writer has seen Onslow de-
velop from the receiving artist OF a
small semi-professional team TO the
catcher or the runners up OF last
years American league pennant
About six or seven years ago Onslow
then very young man. was catching
Tor the Maynard ana other eastern
Ohio mining teams. lie was not only
IA good catcher. but 4 fine sticker and
he became known IA the best s/ni
professional catcher OF this vicinity
and later signed with Moundsy.lie. lie
played brilliant ball with the Mound
City team when they won the semi
professional championship. and was
then signed by Dallas. of the Texas
league. Here he was fire. noticed by
Inc leagues and was grabbed b.
Claude IT. Narnell. Of this city. owner
OF the Fort wayne team. with whom
he played such CLASSY article ~ bal
last season as 10 be grabbed by the
Detroit Tigers
When playing with the Dallas team
Onslow made the most unique home
run in the history OF baseball lie
struck az three fast ones. and III,
last ball hit the rubber plate and
bounded on COP Of the grand stand
While the fielders % the. opposine
team were wildly paving the air IL
an effort 10 recover the horsehids
Onslow tore around the bases for q
home run.
The dropping OF Schmidt on the
Tiger club leaves but three rcceiy!ng
artists-Stanage. Casey and Wilson
stanage viii do the regular hacksini
work, while Casey will do the second
act. Jack. OF course. Will no, get a
chance IN many games during M.
hrst year. but the Indications ar.
That the local bacAst0p viii BE- -
tanned by Jennings. He - wintarinc
mere. and IS looking the picture al
health. Jack Will 20 south win IL.
be'roit team on the training trip and
VII have an Opportunity to work in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15

Notices have been sent ont To the
stewards Of the Lake Erie TrOtting
Circuit. IN which Wheeling holds q
berth. calling a meeting 10 be held az
tn" Fort PIT hotel. Pittsburgh. on the
2Gth o! this month. for the purpose of
giving dates to the various cities in
the circuit and transacting several
other important matters. Col. Robert
Anderson. the veteran speed secreta.
~ Of n" West Virginia Fair Associa-
ton. viii attend IN the interest o.
this city Wheeling viii ask for the
week beginning September 9Th. and
being one. II rot the best. city in the
circuit. VIII be awarded these dates
TrOtting horsemen from all over the
coUn;ry w.ii attend the meeting
~ fh!s meeting the LAX. Erie
stewards viii take the matter az
using hol.c- On La.fmilr PAGERS III
der constellation. some time 4go
th" National and American Trutt!ug
Assoc.l'.ol-. under vhpse sanction
Whee!."S aud the other Lake Fre
cities hold tht'r meeting. placed 80.
tan or hobbies. and fhf- action faa
M s..t tLe Gisapprosa % tas stew
srIs a.. f'i- ss-ociafiou ana 10 would
uof Q. uprising 90 see he Lake
Ere rr-l.f 'hdrss from bott
'r--- a..or.sf.o.- Do -l..r r.g.e .-s
f.- fr. ..a no hobbies are ID. .rfs.f
Tf- barring 90 r1~ h.st..e uff d.
saf U.. f trr-s- from %
'- ''- 'r.- a--t r-a-.-.
t... nr f.---- .-- 30
--r. et .r.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15

promising trotters. lie will campaign
n few down the bush tracks during
tho season.
Tempus F'ugit, 2:O7i.. once the star
PAGER OF the big show. IS to pay an
other visit TO Madison Square Gar
den.
Tommy Murphy has two bear
cats" In Marigold. 2:12k, and Ruth
McGregor. 2:14L
The Canadian ice racing is now on
and the sport is attracting much in
terest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15

Harry Davis Is afraid - let the
Tigers have George StOvall for fear II
will strengthen the former champions
200 much In the coming race. Tho
problem OF what 20 do with Stovall
ia stu the biz one with Davis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15

The Schmulbach string is winter.
ing well AT hts Fairyland farm at Lex.
ington. Ky. He will campaign a string
down the Grand Circuit next sea son.
Thomas Halpin. owner OF Joe Star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15
MINER ONSLOW HAS GOOD
CHANCE WITH TIGER club

msuy Of the exhiestlcs and practice
E.ns-s egrlak training season
W. d.-ar fans. there l. nothing new
r.-xArdinE the whesling situation u
ih.r. N the sport writers are una be
10 Ind a. out aud until the Grand
Rapids meeting On Wednesday We
hav. 10 look wise and be contented
with existing conditions. las a so TO
l shot that when the moguls meet at
the Gander city the local owners will
show their hand. Let US hope so. at
least
owing TO the illness OF Mr.. W W.
Irwin the syndicate q: local people
who have been negotiating for the
purchase OF the team have been un-
able Ia gain an interview. IL is not
yet known whether the local club viii
be represented at Grand Rapids on
Wednesday.
Infielder Tate OF the Youngstown
team has signed his 1912 contract and
will again be with Pilot Phillips next
season. Hughie had chance TO
manage New York team next sea
son. but following a conference with
silver Bill he decided to- remain In
the reorganized Central league next
year.
Our old friend Gene Curtis. who
wore Stogie uniform some years
ago. is a free agent. lie IL after the
management OF a minor league team.
Curtis played with Youngstown last
season.
The fans will expect TO find several
slow ball pitchers among the Wash
Ington twirlers next summer. FOR that
is the style az which Manager Grit.
fifth excelled.
Charles =. Murphy. the Tammany
leader in New York, and brother.in-
law OF James Gaffney. the new owner
OF the Boston Nationals. was once a
ball player and had quite a reputation
around New York in the EOS.
Mike Donlin Is anxious TO make
next season his banner one in base
ball. The actor-player is already al
Ho; Springs getting himself into con-
di,ion for the strenuous work he eX-
poets To perform Tor the Beaneaters
next summer.
Johnny King was anxious 10 buy a
ball club of his own and retire from
. the Boston team. and 1t is likely thas
the management OF the Boston team
had 20 b. given 20 him in order 10
keep him with the Beaneatcrs.
with Charlie Murphy back in this
country again. g. is possible that some
OF the hostile managers will go gun
ming for him again Murphy does not
seem 20 worry a. all over being made
target for them, as none OF Them
seem 10 hurt him.
Danny Long. manager OF the San
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15

and others. will be represented both
on the Grand Circuit and half-mile
ring next season. Joe Star will be
campaigned over the big track. while
Fred Jam!son will handle his twice
arounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15
Lake Erie Trotting Men
Will Meet at PittSburg

Baroda. They will be driven as a
fpur-in-h3nu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15

Danny Long. manager OF the san
Francisco Seals. is anxious To land
one or two OF the young pitchers ON
the White Sox list. Danny would like
nothing better than 10 have Benz and
Baker. but would be quite well salts
ned 20 have Benz II he cannot land
both OF them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15

Moundsville viii be well represent.
ed on the turf next season. Horses
that will be campaigned from the
Mound City are Major Hunter. Ben
Hur, Lillian Russell. Roseils and 9TH
ers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15

Mr. Waddell is jogging several two
y ear-olds over the snow that look like
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15

Wh each package Of Edthna you get pennani
COUPON Is of whieh secure Handsome felt college
penndni 2132)-seleeiion ofI0O!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-15

With Charlie Murphy back in this
country again. g. is possible that some
0i the hostile managers will go gun
ming for him again Murphy does not
seem 20 worry a. all over being made
a target for them, as none Of Them
seem TO hurt him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-15

large part 70 actual additions to and
improvements IN the equipment Of
farms, although Il Is doubtless due Ia
part also 10 the increased prices OF
commodities IN general. The increase
In the value OF farm land per acre
Is in some part attributable to the
large increase In acreage Of iInproy-
ed land, and to other improvements,
such as moro and better fences,
drains, and the like. but Is due IN
much greater part to the higher
prices Of farm products and other
causes which makes the land as land
more valuable. The increase in the
Aggregate value OF live stock is a.
most wholly due to higher values per
head
In spite Of the decrease IN the ave.
rage size OF farms, the average value
of all farm property per farm incseas
ed from sa.5Gs IN 1900 to S6.4ll In
1910, or sos per cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-15
Clean N nay.

Tire outgoing c.tg administfation
has not lost any interest IN aklng
the town attra -tise and April 2eth has
been set aside az oiean-up day. The
Woman's cinb Is as usual taking an
active part Next saturday wiii see
every one busy, getting every nook
and corner siieked up. the sneom-
lng administration VIII no doubt role
low IN the footsteps of the old ana
continue o. Improve tne streets ana
protect the old trees and set oct new
ones The cottonwcOds have served
well. but their timo Is short and steps
should be taken ne once 20 SGT out
permanent trees between the cotton"
woods. Many people are waking az
to this.
The CARLSBAD Ice factory Is being
much enlarged. the new capacity be-
ing over As tons day. The new ma
chinery has boon on hand for some
time and as soon as the additions 60
the buildings are completed viii be-
quickly installed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-15
sTOCHOLKuERS OF CAN
COMPANY TO HOLD
MEETING AT HONDALE


Especial Correspondence Co Iicrald.)
Dcmlng, n. NJ, April IA n.
snyder h building 4s-ioot square
engine house ln the rear OF his pres
cnt office on Gold avenue. This room
viii be used 20 house his exhibition
pumping plant. and also as a store
room for gasoline engines and repair
which he win keep IN stock.
a. r. Collin Is having an irrigation,
well nut down on his land. IAins tree
miles south Of Hondalc The we'll rig
df Mcf'ufdy ana KimbaIl Is az present
engaged in putting down an Irrigation
we'll on Mr. McCurdy's land half a
FniIe east OF Hondale
There win be a special meeting Of
the sgockhoiders 81 the Mintor Is NAl-
ley Canning and Growers association
40 HOndale saturday evening next.
The purbdad 81 the meeting u u de-
eide Upon the chrhcity OF tse plant
to be Installed. and make a aeie s.lon
Of the machinery.
Frank A. Lester. brother Of Lee o.
and John Lester o. this place. passed
through Doming yesterday with his
company. the ifth cavalry, en- route
from the Philippines 90 Mt Mcintosh.
He was juincd here By his brother
Lee o. Lester who accompanied him
10 ~ Paso.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-15
WOOL SHIPPING SEASON
RAPIDLY ARRIVING IN
NORTHERN ARIZONA

wlnslow, Ariz. April l3.The wool
shipping season VAS opened this week
by George l.. Pratt and Richard Hart.
MIR Pratt informs tho Mail that he
shipped about "A. 0o0 pounds and sold
20 Salier Bros. Of Boston outright.
receiving fair price. Richard Hart
shipped about double that amount Of
wool but did not sell but consigned
hts l0t 10 the same haase.
O. b. sutton arrived home from
Phoenix "Wednesday and says that he
has SHARED his sheep down in the
Phoenix country this year shipped
the wonl Ia HpBtun and SOLD h there
at a price that viii net him about 30
cents a pound here Mr.. sutton
shipped about 8a. 500 pounds.
Wool Grower Chet J. Houck came
In from the mountains the other day
where he has been shearins some ol
his sheep. the balance OF them heinH
stin ia the Phoenix country. fhe
sheep shcared there clipped about
t5. 900 pounds and the ones sheareH
al Phoenix some time aga clipped
about 1880 pounds air Ilouck Will
leave for Phoenix shortly 10 start the
Phoenix band north
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-15
BIG BUNCH OF NEW
RECRUITS RECEIVED
AT SANTA FE PRISON


Especial Correspondence 60 Hernid.1
santa re. y. NJ, April 1.-THE roi-
lowing Is q list Of recent recruits fron
the state penltentiary.
f3ernalsllo county--Jose Tudor. 20
5 years, horte stealing y. Bruno. ! %
2 years. assault Upon and cruelty A.
wife. Ben ID 6FoWler. year and day.
assault and pourishing deadly wea-
pom.
soccrro eouniy--John w Gates,
Francisco Granada ana John Gram
ado for safe Keeping.
coifax county,. l., Romero. 3 90
4 years. robbery from person: Chas
Mater. 2 20 years burglary: Alfred
w. Euard. 20 yeara. forgery Juan
Nuniozo. t6a years. burglary: Man
uel Rlyas, s 20 4 ycnrs for burglary;
Edward Cautas. I year 20 Is months.
forgery; Dill Dettridge. years 10 IS
months, burglary: ]. Onotera. 1 year
to Is months. forgery; Francisco Luna
] year and 1 day, mnnsinughter! 8.
AZ. Monin, a 90 4 years. larceny of
cattle, jose Gonzales, 9 20 years.
burglary, ". Rogers. 60 6 years,
rape: Deciteso Hererra, years 20 IS
months. Obtaining money under false
pretenses.
Curry c0uniy-Julian Barela, IS
months 10 years, larceny; Fred M.
Huffman. to 3 years, assault with In
tanf to steal; G. l.. Kelly. . to years.
burglary; FRANK MeCabe years, lar-
ceny; n. Muniz. ! TO years, larceny
Of live stock: fIiglnio Bustos. 10 TO
IS years rape; Juan Garcia, alias
Juan Bltaga. y 20 tyears, burglary.
Federal Court Notes.
Because Juana Mafuue1 OF Alamo
Rordo failed 90 give q oond OF S50e 20
appear a. a witness In the case Of the
United states versus Alex Bell, she
Is now lungulshing In the county jail
here. She was arrested BY Ironeo
Chaves. deputy United States mar
shall by order Of judge Pops. Mrs.
Marquee will remain there. unless re-
leaaed by tHe court, until the case
comics for triak
George sena was appointed q Unit
ed etaics commissioner az SANTA Rosa
by Judge William I'll Pope
" r. Harrington, Lasuna; NJ.
Gum, fARuna; and Carlos Baca. Los
Luuua. were appointed commissioners
70 condemn and appraise certain reai
estate ID the pueblo Of Lasuna. M. 7.
Otoro, Cubero; John NJ Gum. La
guna. and "a. q. Marmon % fmguHg
were appointed commissioner to ap-
praise aHd condemn certain real es-
tate in the pueblo Of Ac0WlA. The
land Is wanted Cor SCHOOL purposes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-15
ODD FELLOWS OF
PECOS VALLEY TO
CELEBRATE
Special Train Will Garry Big
Delegation to Observance Of
93rd Birthday Of Order at
Carlsbad.


Especial Corrsapondence 20 sne niesnlaJ
Carlsbad. n. M.. April i2.--Tho
nlnesy~third anniversary OF the odd
Fellows In the United States will be
celebrated IN Carlsbad on the 25fh
The Pecos Valley association Of odd
Fellows Will gather Ia force. spec
clal train will leave Roswell In BIO
morning, carrying a strong delega-
tion. The lodges OF Dexter. Hager-
man, Hope. Lake Arthur and Arsesla
viii also be represented. Lovington
on the plains promises to come In
solidly. a general program VIII be
rendered In the Peoples theater In
the afternoon 10 which the public Is
invited. In the evening the Odd Fel-
lows viii meet In the local lUago
rooms. while the Daughters OF Re-
bekah VIII meet Ia thc Masonic tenn
pie. The Carlsbad lodge IL making
very extensive arrangements for en-.
pertaining tho visiting lodges and
nothing will be overlooked that can
add TO the gayety Of the occasion II
Is estimated that over five hundred
viii come 20 the meeting of the assoc
citation.
one OF the most important im-
provemonts In the Carlsbad project
IA nearing completion the rebuilding
Of the lower powot dam Of the Public
Utilities company. The old dam Was
damaged last summer during the
flood on the Pceos. The damRge
could have been quickly repaired az
comparatively small cost. But the
president oG the company. a. J..
Muzzy, thought Il was a good time 10
enlarge as they had TO do some
work anyway. After careful investi-
yation i was decided TO increase tita
capacity materially. The contract raf
construction was let 10 the Pleraon
Engineering and Construction coni-
pany OF Hartford. Conn. Th.s COM
pany has heen az work for some time
and expects To complete the JOB by
May LIST. The dam as now cOnstruct-
cd Is of solid concrete. fourteen feet
high and cas- feet long. and on he'd
rock. on the north aido or tho river
Is a dirt fili OF over three hundred
feet. The cost OF the new work IA
over s20, 900. This dam viii develop
over 500 horse power and make i
possible TO meet the extra demand
/ for power thai d being made ia the
country. Above the canals OF the
Carlsbad project IL a large amount q
fine land and tho owners arc Ecttine
interested Ia pumping and desire q
use electric power.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-15

on furniture, pianos organs, horses,
wagons and other chattels: also on
salaries and warehouse receipts; as
low as $1,000 and as high as $4,000.
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private. Tlme--one month TO one
year given. Goods 70 remain IN your
possession, our rates are reasonable.
call and sec as before borrowing.
steamship tickets 10 and from all
parts OF the world
PRIVATE OFFIcEs--Open Evenings.
THE HOUSEHOLD LoAN Co,
Rooms and 4, Grant Building,
sos y West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-15
anAE.nn nlrnnnsAI.a

OFFICE a . M. chronicle hidgY
san Frapcbc0. Cali April i', iat2t
scaled PROPOSALS viii BE- received here
until II 3. 10. May i5, 1919. Tor FUR
nishinR coll required az posts in
Westofu Division during FISCAL year
commencins July q 1919 Information
furniahcd on APPLICATION here or 20 post
QnnrteFmaaiar and Quarlermaetcrs az
Seattle. Wash. Portland. ore. ava hon-
oluiu. IL a. and bids may 0e feceiv-
ed b. Post Quarlormasters and Quar-
termameF, Honolulu, ~ IT, until a
a. H.. paclnc slime May i5, 1919. see
Sec. aTie. q,
b. v0N scHRADER, g. g, N.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-15
For the ladies, too. Pictures
and sparring exhibition at
0rpheum tonight.

A psudent mother is afwnys on the
wbtch for symptoms OF worms "a her
children. Paioneas. lack Of interest n
play. and peeylahness - the signal Tor
WRITES CREAM VERMlFUGE. A
few hoses ol this excellent remedy
puts an end 10 the worms and the
child ao0n acts naturally Price ESQ
per bottle. scld by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-15

Notice n hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Albuquerque Traction com.
pany will be- held at the Office Of the
secretary Ia the First National nank
building, AlbuQuefQue, New Mexico,
on the 22nd day Of April 1912. az
the hour OF 10 o'clock Ia the fore
noon. Tor the election Of directors ana
the transaction Of such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting.
A. b. MCMtLL8N,
Secretary. Albuquerque Traction Co.
i0-t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-15

This ls TO notify the public. that
the undersigned mas purchased an Ia
terest In the Sanitary Plumbing and
Heating Co.. and viii be pleased TO
Agure on your plumbinn ana heating;
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