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The Washington times., 1912-05-01

Coogan and Morrow, for the Gunners,
were the only players to break into
the hit column. Both hits went for
singles. The Gunners looks weak with
the bat before such clever pitching
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
Outlaws get under way.

The amateur baseball commission is
showing more ability in handling the
players this year than ever before. Time
was when cases, were deferred and
postponed indefinitely and allowed to
drag on through many weeks No bet
ter results can be obtained than those
which have marked the actions Of the
commission this year
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
Metropolitan Loses First.

The Metropolitan Church team, COM
posed of many former Eastern High
School players. dropped a game to the
First NJ. p. Church team in the East
Washington Sunday School League yes
terday by an s to 5 score.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
Tornorrow's Sports

University of Georgia VS.. A. and M,
at Raleigh.
BOwdOin VS.. Harvard, at Cambridge.
Virginia VS.. Pennsylvania, at Phila.
delphia.
CaledOnian track games Mt Princeton.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
Rain, rain, go away.

More attention should be paid to the
field on the White Lot which is to ac-
commodate the municipal games which
are to be held July in connection with
the annual celebration. Many athletes
would take advantage of the track
were it in proper condition. Tremonts,
Washington Cross Country, and other
clubs are said to be backing a move
ment to have the track fixed up.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01

But then Prof. Henley never managed the New
York American League club in the grand old season
of 1912. He was manager of the "blud-
geoned" Philes. So where does he in for any
unseemly boast?
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
The Test Stroke.

I'm the fell clutch of circumstance
have not WINGED nor cried aloud;
Beneath the bludgeonings of chance
My head is bloody-but unbowed."
HENLEY.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01

even game after the second inning. lie
passed but two batters and fanncd
seven during the seven full innings OF
play Megby, for Seaton, was unsteaH|
and a trife wild
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
Waverly Wins From Seaton.

The Waverly Athletic Club won the
opener in the new Northern League de-
feating Seaton by to g. Mccormick.
of Waverly, proved to be the star of
the game. He made three hits out of
three times up, and have five clean
catches in the field.
Both teams got three runs in the sec
ond inning, but the WaVerly club tight
ened up after that, and allowed no
more liberties. Waverly got one run in
each of four remaining innings.
But one error made an appearance
in tho game, and that was contributed
bv Il Clark, third sacker for Seaton.
All other chances were handled fault
lessly.
T. Touhy, of WaVerly, pitched an
The Washington times., 1912-05-01

Thirteen hits were made off Eberwein
the C. and l.. pitcher, yesterday, vii
liams, the third-sacker of the G. p. o
team, being the only one failing tC
register.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
Doubleheaders are coming.

DOuDIeHeHUerB are coming.
Central and Eastern are to play this
afternoon in a game which was post
poned from yesterday. Central Is ex-
pected to be returned the winner, al
though the team cannot afford to blow
up in one or two innings as il did
against the Teen team last week. That
defeat still rankles. as Central would
rather take beating from almost any
other school than the Manual Train
ers.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01

Cockrell and Lucas, of G. p. o., were
the feature hitters of the game, getting
two each out of as many times at the
bat. Cockrell made two-bagger on
one attempt.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01

Which league" queries c. H. H., has picked up
the best lot of youngsters for the figuring upon
those you've seen and gossip of the others"
Two al-star clubs, listed from the debutantes of
1912 at various jobs, would probably comprise this
col rat line-up:
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
Cornell uses brush.

Just what Eller will do in the South
Atlantic intercollegiate meet in Baltf-
more on Saturday is a matter of specu-
lation on the Hilltop. The Blue and
Gray athletes have had little oppof-
tunity to get workouts due to the
rainy weather. Several stars should
throw surprises into the Johns Hopkins
runners when the races are run
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
Postoffice Gets Pennant.

Postoffice winner in the Department
tai League last wear. will receive the
pennant at its game today against thG
Interior. President G.. C. Clarke will
make the presentation speech.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
Nationals are ready.

Fearful lest Mike Murphy's health
fail him when ne is most needed at the
Olynpics. the committee will have Law
son Robertson, the Irish-American A
c. expert, and Martin Delaney, trainer
OF the Chicago A. A, as assistants to
the Pennsylvania wonder. 1t would
never do to have the American team
Goundering around without a skillful
handler.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01

The G. p. o. team succ eedcd in get
ting in ahead of Commerce and Labor
yesterday. scoring four runs in the last
two innings of hve-inning game.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
BINGLES AND BUNTS
By Grdntldnd Rice
Mudville'S Fate Uptodated.

uud e -four Idi
nm
lar" In
IN" sE h d
h busted knee
s ,.u. ,, ~ ..., - ~
gegue
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
Schedule for Tonight
In Bowling Tournament

Tonights schedule in the Washington
city duckpin tournament now in prog
ress at the Palace alleys is as follows:
The Washington times., 1912-05-01

White, who famed twelve batters for
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
Welcome, Jake Stahl.


.
lichmond has taken the United States
League to its bosom. welcoming IL as a
third major league" Somebody must
he kidding those Richmond folks. From
| the lineup of the teams meeting today
| in the frs. game of the season It Is
amusing, to say the least. Not one
player is fast enough for the big show.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
Also Jeems McAleer.

All citizens accompanying the ath-
letes to Sweden on the Finland are
expected to wear the same uniform as
the heroes, and take part in the glor-
ious parade before the King and assem-
bled mobiles and notabilities. Here Is
your chance for lasting fame. Just go
over to the Olympics. that's all.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01
Entries for 7neske4us Marathon Race Close Saturday, May at
BOB THAYER'S
Sporting Gossip
Every Knock Is a Boost" ;"

Red Sox are here today.
Five doubleheaders are on the card
for the Nationals, owing to the inclem-
ent weather this spring. However. 1t Is
very unlikely that the moguls will con-
slider later start next year. They
need the money, you know, and next
spring may be excellent.
Ty Cobb did It.
The Nationals have won seven games
and only two pitcher. Walter John
sJn and Bob Gresess.:, have participated
in these -sTies. This must cause
Manager Griffith 20 do some deep think
ing. Two pitchers cannot be expected
10 hold the team up in the race, and
unless two or three others begin to
win pretty soon-well. I hate to think
of IL.
The Washington times., 1912-05-01

t. Touhy, of Waverly, pitched al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
LADY BEETLE FOR
MELON BUG
mia Convergennes,
Which Roams Wild in
Sandals, Believed by Prof.
Watson to Be Farmers Firm
Friend.

The University OF New Mexlco is
sues this wees a bnlletin Of great im-
portnnce 10 the struck farming inter-
csts % New Mexico The bulletin IA
entitled - Foe of the Molin Aphis;
iiippOdRmia Convergcnnea Ia New
Mexico" and is written by Joseph n.
Watson, now state entholORiat Of Flor.
ida and formerly associate professor
90 6loiogy in the University Of New
Mexico.
The object Of the bulletin is 20 point
out 60 All Interested ia truck farming.
and especially 10 those concerned IN
the rapidly developing melon indus.
try OF the state, the use % which the
colonies OF lady beetles tliippodamiu)
which tie writer noticed on Tho upper
ranges of the Sandia mountains dur
ing his work IN connection With tho
Natural Resources survey. should be
put 10 IN order 10 fight that most dam
gerous pest OF the truck farmer, the
Aphis Cossypii plant louise or melon
Aphls. The bulletin o. concise. clear
and 20 the point. and contains matter
which should be brought 60 the ar
lenti0n Of every farmers association
IA New Mexico without delay. n the
writer's statements are correCt-and
there seems 20 be no reason 90 doubt
their accuracy-we have here in New
Mexico just as valuable material for
waginR successful war against the
plant louise a. that possessed ana
utilized by the state 81 California.
The university recognizes gratefully
the generous interest which Mr. Wat
son has shown, not merely In the in-
gt'tutinn. hut in the state, Of which nc
was FOR considerable number OF
years "A citizen. IN thus placing the
results % his observations az the
service Of the state OF New Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
CAMPUS" A WINNER
''GIRL AND Boy
T0NIGHT'S BILL
Dainty Miss Davies, Clever
Walter De Leon and Ferris
Hartman Chief Stars in
Stellar Aggregation.

The Campus proved sure win.
ner last nlght a. the Elks' theateF
when Il delighted laree aud dis
eliminating audienCa srom the rise
Of the cruiain 10 Us final full "'rhe
Campus r. clean. sparkling merry,
wholesome ana at times sldosplitllng
fun all the way through. This fun
reaches its rulmsnntlon IA the ax-
circulating performances Of Fat" the
heavyweight college boy. lInpersouhi-
ed by Roscoe Arhuckle. who settled
Il warm controversy at the Elks' lodge
rooms after the bhow hy demonHtrat-
ing that he was not made Up" and
tips the scales az over 500 pounds OF
solid meat. Even at that Fat"
wasn't supposed 60 be a star. beJhg
second In maanltudq n not In aize
go Miss Muggins Davies. the captiy.
ating "Neilia Perkins" whose daintl-
ness and general charmlnFnesa nai-
vote ana sprlkhtilness had every
member of the Audience flashed 40
The mant" before she had been on
the stage tive minutes. Ferris Hart
man az bismarck" the German jan.
itor. Is a finished comedian. while
Walter De Leon as "iSohhy short" is
one Of the very eleyerest young men
who has pranced before local foot
lights for many months. His work
with Miss Davies h simply huge The
students and eo-eds include lot OF
superb voices. pretty girls and stall
wart masoullnity the college, flavor
runs through the whole play ANA one
~ the stunts that drew tho biggest
hand was when damseis wearing the
colors and bearing the pennauts Of
various universities were hernlded
onto the stage by the proper college
yells. eliminating with University
OF New MeSico girl. The dancing.
singing and acting were all beyond
praise ana the whole show WAS a
treat.
Tonight the same high class COM
pany puts on The Girl and the Boy"
which MIR. Hartman declared last
night was much the better Of the
two. and that In putting Il pretty
strong There wes big advance
sale for the second show this morn
ing. and the house will be crowded
tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
STAR VAUDEVILLE
ACT FEAT URE
At CRYSTAL
Jacobs and sardelle Are Pre-
senting Comedy AcrObatic
skit That is a Winner.

Graceful 0erobatlcs and genuine
comedy are combined with rare eff
fectiveness In an act by Jacobs and
Sardeile which IL the vaudeville feat
ure OF tho new bill at the Crystal
theeier. In fact u was the opinion
81 those who attended this after
moons performance that the sro-
tesque Jacobs ana tho sprightly Miss
Snrdell are Presenting just about
tho best comedy aSrobatic sklt ever
shown here.
The combination acrobatic work ~
this team n particularly striking, the
most original and difficult feats being
performed with an ease and grace &C.
CURED only By professionally Of the
FIRST rank.
la addition 10 the vaudeville act,
Manager sherman has provided three
new licensed pictures OF unusual
merit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
NEW YORK WOMAN Is
SEEKING INFORMATION
OF MISSING HUSBAND

Mrs. A. 81 Tennlson az New York
City lg trying 10 locate her husband,
who is believed 10 be somewhere ga
New Mexico, aud any person having
ans Information ~ % HIS whereabouts
wlll confer p favor on this woman hy
writing "a her Governor Mcdonald
ias received ,Aa llllwine lonor,
$50 W Twenty Ninth ST.. New York
New York CitY. April 90 1872
Hon. Governor OF New Mexico, Santa
re, y. A.
Dear Sir;-i am trying 10 locate mv
husband, a " Tehnison. who last
wrote me from Chicago last DecemDer,
telling me that he was going ~ New
Mexico and would so In for govern
Trent work. Since then dld nor hear
from him and, unless he has met with
an accident, ] believe him Ia Your
state. Would q be possible for sou
70 Inform me II be ID working for
your government and relieve me Of
my anxiety?
Respectfully yours.
(Signedl MRS A. a. TENNIsON.
8SOW 29ih St., New York City.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

THIS morning with business meouugs.
Promptly az ! O'Clock tho twenty
eight novlces. wearing rope hGtefs
and an badly frightened. wter ESCORT
% from their quarters to the main
lodge room OF the Masonic Temple.
Tho uovlces wore a distinctive garb
on the Deginning 90 their Journey
which they lost In the turmoil and cx-
cltement Of their travel to the shrine.
when emerging shortly before 8
O'Clock IN the afternoon. the candle
dates. looking a. " thpy had not been
handled ana too carefully wore tne
red rex, whfeh was set on lo good ad-
vantage by large and broad SMILES.
which smiles could only he appre stated
by those who had arc0mpauied them
over the desert % the oasis
Tho noficfs WHO Werc made Mobiles
OF the Mystic Shrine today follows
A. i. Bauta. Araa1na y. NJ Boise.
hurley s. d. Busch. Albuquerque
Harry Nrnes, Amarillo; ~, o. Gone
nor, santa Fe; u. v Doyle Hurley
IA. Al. Ftz, Albuquerque, y. ID. Hand,
LAS Aiamoa. DR. w. a. Hope. Dr 4.
81 Rice, ID. n. 4. Hust, Albuquerque;
"a. s. Mcdonald Santa Rita; Vincent
a. May, Las Cruces, j. -. Merritt,
Las Vegas; W. a. Murphy, Aibuquor-
que; q. w Myres. Albuquerquei q. 4.
owen, clovis A. N. @. Palmer Mog-
olion. IA. G. Patton silver city, g W.
Potter. Albuquerque; A. C. shortie,
Albuquerque; John y. suttoa, San
Marciai. 3. r. Vezetli n. r.. Nexetti,
K1llsi J.. M. Vickray James y.
Worth, A. A. Winn, Albuquerque, y.
W. Wurm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
attic Of Banu, ADyad Temple,
BRILLIANT BANQUET
AND DANCE TOeIf.IIT'

a "dlnner-dance." by the nobility
Of Ballut Abyad to their wives and
sweethearts. will be the eliminating
feature Of the ceremonial session to-
day a most tempting menu has been
prepared far the dinner Noble James
w. Wilson, OF Roswell VIII ofllciste
lowing the spread an the Nobes end
their ladies VIII repair 70 the lnain
ball room whore arrangements have
been completed for a ball which Il IN
expected VIII eclipse anything In a
social way ever given by the Shr'ners
IN Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

AZ a prelude to the magnificent
festivities that are TO occur in Los
Angeles on the occasion OF the cere-
moniai session following the meeting
OF she Imperial Council IN Los AM
gcles within the next few Gays. Bal
Tut Abyad Temple Ancient Arabic or
der Mobiles Mystic shrine today held
a ceremonial session al which twenty
eight novices from all parts OF tho
state Of New Mexico were led through
the wilderness and over burning sands
10 the broad and beautiful land %
ShrinedOm.
The ceremonial began az ? O'Clock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
VISITORS GETTING
TIIE CLAD HAND

shriuers NUH Nt pass through Az
huQasrQue .In e1e ueAi threa davs
viii get the glad hand from the
members of Bailut Abysd. a special
train bearing Baitimpre and Washing
ton shrlners reached Albuquerque
shortly after 8 O'clock this afternoon,
making stop mere Of an hour. A big
shrine emblem, painted on canvas.
with a shriner dangling from rope.
has been placed IN front OF the new
Harvey museum AZ a welcome sign
10 the mobiles passlns through 20 Los
Angeles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
Taklnn b ID oranlnlL

Good morning. ma'am." said the
tan, diguiiied stranger II am taking
orders for honey With your pefmie-
sion I will hand you a free sample.
Try L and see how you like e."
what kind 81 honey % az" In
qulred the woman Of the house.
california"
"NeiL Il wouldn't BE- worth while %
leave a sample We don't like rne
taste OF California honey"
IAN right. madam. May ask you
20 accept this little leailetg Good
morning
After he had cone away the woman
ut the house looked az the leallet
n was q tract with this title,
why Are you Not a Chrlsiiang'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
COLUMBUS DAY BILL
GOES TO GOVERNOR FOR
SIGNING THIS AFTERNOON

Especial Telegram 10 tho Herald. }
Santa Fo, n. ~. April &c. .
The senate yesterday passed the .
= house bill providing that October .
~ shall be known as Columbus =
9 nay IN honor OF the discovcrer
y ~ America, ana that Il shall be =
legal holiday by executive e
y proclamation. This bin PASSED
= the house ten days ago without =
. opposition. There were no votes 9
= against u In The senate. The .
= measure viii go to the governor =
. this afternoon ana likely win be .
= signed By him az soon as he re- .
. turns 10 the city. 9
. . Q . . . Q 80 Q Q Z
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

will also get moving pictures OF the
grand street parade Ia tho Angel city
ana tho complete dances Of the Nav
alo patrol VIII he sandwichcd ID 20
the same reel
Mr. DuSter has got into communi-
cation Wits the Esaanay company and
,,le BioEraph company, both OF which
have studios on the coast and these
two companies viii Eet moving pic.
lures Of the Navajo patrol which will
hc shown AN over the county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
MOVING PICTURE AsfoN
WILL CATCH THE NAY6JOs

David Horsley q the NeEior Film
company went through here today
en- route to hs studio in Los Angeles
and while here made Announcements
with the assistance 81 J. y. Dageer OF
the bureau of MANIFESTATION Office &c
have the membera Of the Nevajo pa
troll come to ais studio in Los Angeles,
wheer complete aim win Do taken
showing an the indian ounces Of the
local mobiles The Nestor company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
INDIAN sgHiOOL HAND
FURNISHES GLAD MUSIC

Splendid music for the ceremonial
today was furnished by the United
states Indian school band. which
turned out in full uniform shortly
after noon. The Indian boys Eere-
padod IN front of lhe Herald Office.
where they were reviewed hy Noble
ueubon Perry superintendent or the
Indian school. who participated
prominently ia the ceremonial The
band marched from IKE Herald office
10 the Masonic Tomple, IA drum major
bearlng aloft d large banner emblem
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
BRICK WAREHOUSE TO
BE CONSTRUCTED BY
THE MIMBRES FARMERS


(Speclai Correspondence 20 Herald. }
Dcming, y. NJ, April 2a.--At a
meeting OF the Mimbres Growers and
Warehouse association saturday az
ternoon. u was decided 70 proceed
with the Incorporation. and an attor-
ney was Instructed to prepare the in
corporation napcrs. II was also de-
cidra a. this meeting that brie', war0-
house ha built instead of coF4u gated
mon le previously coniem plated. Tho
bids ior the construction 81 the brick
warehouse VIII be submitted al the
next meeting of tho directors satur-
day afternoon next, ana the building
VIII be started AT once
Messrs. Ferguson & IIamman have
just completed an irrigation well for
W n. OToole two and a half miles
east ~ Mirage Station on the santa
Ne, and about nine miles northeast OF
peming The well IA 1s5 feet deep.
and % feet OF good WITHDRAWING
material was encountered. The well
has not yci been pumped. 80 Il IL Inn
possible to say the amount OF water
which Il win develop. This sirm has
moved It's rig 60 the place Of v. y.
Hills. four miles northeast Of Dem
ing. and VIII put down an irrigation
well there. The well viii be 10 inches
IN diameter and $50 feet deep.
Rodrigo Mendoza. Jesus Cara and
Apoiona Cara are under arrest eharg-
ed with being implicated IN q cutting
array which took place az one o'clock
Sunday morning in north Deming.
ana In which joe Semester received
dangerous cuts on the neck. Semester
Is now In the hospital.
Dick Phillips who has been con-
anod 10 his bed by severe attack Of
pneumonia. u OUT nvain and N n fair
Na4 90 recovery.
GOO W WRIGHT q prominent HAfrp
manufactures of hurilsunyiilg, AlO., a.
Ia Demlng visiting hls son, W. II.
Wright, who Is developing farm In
the ncighbofhood 81 Corne
Messrs. G.. E. Williams ana w. w
Jourdin. both OF Hurley. \. H., are IN
Deming on business.
r. H. Case has q valuable sugges-
tion 70 offer In connection with adj
vortlssng tho HOrderland Route for
transcontincntni tourists. THE Bor-
aerland association" says Mr.. Cane,
should have an appropriate design
drawn. containing the words on the
Hordoriand Route, and cuts or this
design should be furnished every
printing house In every city ON this
route. 10 tho end that all stationary
printed In any Of these towns should
have on Il these words" This would
undoubtedly give the route ire
mendoas volume OF publicity at a low
cost.
a. r. Van Deisne is In Ei Paso on
business.
1lr. y. X. connaway. VINO recently
returned from trim 10 Texas, says
that he saw Nj NJ. Kililnger In san
Antonio. rexas. and that Mr.. XIII
niger Is much recovered Ia health.
a. W. sloss returned this morning
from El Paso, where he went yester-
day on business,
a. J., gradick. of the Coast Geodetic
survey. is 10 DemiEg for shors visit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
Riotlna A. zon cltv

Zion City, IT,. April 3O.--RiotIne
started here late yesterday afternoon
when employees OF Independent manu-
featuring concerns attacked eronp on
zoO Zion men aud women at 4 PRAYER
meeting Both men and women were
beaten with clubs aud bluctiacts ara
number were seriously inferred
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
chIId Killed by Tornado.

Gilbert, La, April Sidney Ross,
aged 10 years. was killed; Ada Ross,
his l2-year- old sister, was seriously
Injured and George Ross, father OF
the children. probably was fatally
hurt, when their home in Boeff
Prairie was demolished by a tornado
night. Another man was seriously in
jured. Several houses were des.
troyed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
Twemty Eight NOUices Are Successfully
Conducted Across Burning Sdnds'tO
Shrine Of BaIlut Abyad Temple Today

Ceremonial Session With shriners Present From All Parts
Of State Begin in Masonic Temple at l O'Clock This
Afternoon Lasting Several Hours; Dinner and Dance
Be Given This Evening by the Nobility Of Ballut
Abyad to Wives and sweethearts; DOings Of the Day
the Most Successful in History Of Organization in State
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

Estancia Valley will give big bar
becue ANA celebration az Moriarty
July Z. Zig money for All kinds 81
dmusemonts small fee for privi-
loges, Address Harry ]. Fincke,
chairman. Moriarty. n. IA. ic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

Nhoyenne, .Wyo.. April 30 The frat
pis WOOL CLIP % The season. aggreRat.
ing lVub,VpV pounds. was sold today
neaf ha"iins 90 an average OF NJ
cents q pound.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

hllious2 Feel heavy after dinner
Tonguc coated? Dieter tasfos Gam
rleAiop snliow2 Liver needs waxing
ap. boans RcEulets cure bilious at.
"chs' - cents at any drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

A vaudeville sensation Mile. Ath-
more Gray In Pufislan sonss ana
dances az the ofphcum.