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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-24

Queisser. Keokuk: f. f. Coleman, Mus
catine; Dick Rohn, Burlington; Ned
Egan. Ottumwa: Ducky Eberts, Gales
burg; Bert Hough, Monmouth; George
Pennington, kewanee, and Eddie Herr,
Hannibal.
Bloomington, H.. Jan. 24.-Walfrid
Lindberg of Chicago, who is spending
the winter in Bloomington and was
last season shortstop with Clinton, was
sold by that club to Albany of the New
York State league, the consideration
being 5000
Kewanee, H., Jan. 24.-Outfielders
Roy f. Lowe of Rockport, Mo, and
Henry Kellar of Toledo we're signed
for the Kewanee Central association
team.
Monmouth, ILL.,, Jan. 24.-At a meet
ing of the Monmouth Baseball asso-
| citation John S. Brown was reelected
president; W. A. Sawyer, vice presi-
dent, and DR.. J. NJ. Evey, secretary.
II was decided TO raise funds to finance
the team by the program plan coupled
with the annual baseball fait.
Saginaw, Mich, Jan. 24.-Maurice
Meyers of Detroit was appointed by
President Bowen official statistician OF
the South Michigan league for 1912
The post carries salary of 5000.
Salt Lake City. Utah, Jan. 24-F E
Shefsh, formerly sporting editor of 6
local newspaper. announced that he
had secured the backing of a wealthy
mining man of Salt Lake City to stage
a finish wrestling bout between Jacl
Johnson and Frank Gotch. Shefsk
has not received a formal answer from
either man accepting his proposition
and has not selected date for the
contest, but if articles are signed the
match probably will be held abou
May l.
Cleveland, Jan. 24.-Willie Ritchi,
of San Francisco knocked out Ivan
kee' Schwartz of Philadelphia here il
the second round of a scheduled IL
round fight in which Schwartz appear
ed as substitute for Paul Keller. VIII,
failed to fulfill his engagement witt
Richie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-24
BOTH WORK HARD.

But with all that he had one grand
workout, and is counting more than
ever on making Collins his victim to-
morrow night. On the other hand,
Collins says he is going to down the
Greek He has not been plodding
through the snow and slush Of Chi
cago every morning for weeks for
nothing, not to mention the hours that
he has spent in the handball courts
and the wrestling matches with ANA
fpn1rs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-24
BOTH MEN READY
FOR Their MATCH
Greek Demon and Collins Pre-
pare to Jump on Scales
in Morning.
EACH TO WEIGH IN AT 14o
Nicholson Gains Splendid Workout
i'm His Grapple With Heavy
weight Wrestler.
EACH TO WEIGH IN AT 14e

Everything is practically arranged
for the match tomorrow night at the
Illinois theatre between George Mich
olson. the Greek demon wrestler OF
Rock Island, and Nick Collins, Chi
cago's welterweight champion and
claimant to that title in the state or
Illinois. Both wrestlers report excel
lent condition and both are ready to
weigh in at las pounds or less tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock. Collins
writes that he will arrive tonight with
kid" Fisher, he who is to wreste
with Harry Brondell of Davenport in
the semi-windup. The other match is
between Young Beel OF Rock Island,
the Greeks wrestling partner, and
Billy Won Dohlen of Davenport.
MATCH GOOD FOR HIM.
Nicholson accounts for his excellent
condition because of his match Mon
day night with Jack Hartman the
heavyweight wrestler, at Keithsburg.
When Hartman saw Nicholson Mon
day he said that he would be glad to
give Nicholson handicap. Nicholson
laughed and said he would take his
chances and give him run for his
money. And so they hoped into the
midst of the fray. What Nicholson
lacked in weight he made up for in
speed and endurance. He was the
aggressor through the whole first
match. He caught Hartman by sur
prise and toppled him with a crotch
and half nelson hold The size of the
other man was too much for the Greel
and he lost the next two matches il
! 3S and 80 minutes, respectively.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
POWERFUL DRAMA
PRESENTED BY
AN ABLE CAST
The City" by Clyde Fitch,
With Hugo B. Koch in Stel-
lar Role, Comes Up to Ex-
pectations.

Ia striking contrast to ~ Night
out" W,tu May Ruhsuu u.s. the star,
produced 10 the Glos tH,ttrr christ.
mas eve. Nus "rnr CID,' With HUGO
u. Koch iu rH. stellar luIy prr.vntrd
10 tho EIk' N,-t,id,,, AFTERNOON uud
evening \IGht our portrayed
tn" humorous side CO.. ct, NE, while
ia 9TH, tI'N Nas depicted accurate
~ or lut. .uralrlN, ts the individual
may hrI,r. the other side of the
'us gtmr' u Ct great metropolis.
"lu, tIl.. .uhm0ty a Mig theme and
tUr latte rI,u, ltitrh dealt with II In
Cd hg n.. Hugo o. Koch gave a
uu. i'llu interpretation ~ the lead
lAg role NupU Illuminated the action
luluughuIi. nut his brilliant work did
not entirely uNurshuduN that of his
east Whi.h Vd~ eft an exceptionally
hgu order throughout seldom IN
deed, X u that ~ we'll balanced "a
,umpJm has played In Albuquerque
dnd the thcatrr guurs at huth per-
lurmdnccs Yesterday did not hesitate
tu express their appreciation, the up-
plduyr being lbcr,I considering the
tact mat the drama offers but few Up-
puiiuullirS Ton outward manifesto
liuus uu the part ~ IN audience. The
CT. Is % gripping production, conf
priliug Intense Interest and subcr
Thought throughout. The moral
pointed uut ~ a serious one aud -
stern uI,,, hut ucNvrihCl,sN a true and
an excellent one The unfolding of
"Thc tIt,' CAUSES an awakening IN
the realities OF iilr ana the necessity
| tu play iilu on tn" square side and vi
| be- on the lvyul all the way.
Altogether "rhr City" h brilliant
| production aud Hugo q. Koch IN one
ut the most powerful actors that ha'
| appeared ~ Albuquerque IN years
| The drama came lullN up t. UXpCCtu,
! tons and other United Play company
allrt, Iiuns with tut original east VII
| zee warmly Welcomed her" at any
! time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
''BESS" CHANGES TO
The DAY SHIFT
Tramp Dog That Has Been
Riding Night Switch En-
CINE for Two Weeks, Takes
Over Day Work.

"I|css." tramp dog Of unusual In
trlligrnr" that has worked faithfully
with the nlRht switching crew In the
lower Santa Pc yards for tho last
three weeks N"strrduy resigned as Il
night rmpluNr ana today began work
ing days. Whether the cool weather
that has prevailed during tho early
morning hours Tor sumn days past In
rcspuuSiOlo tor tho raniup'E Tcslgna-
ton, ar whether she had a nisunder-
standing with some MEMBER OF tho
night CREW, ~ IN undecided question,
Ia amy event liuss failed Ia show up
for work In In" lower yards last night
Shu was on the Job early this morn
Ing. however, lnd jumped IN the run
niug hoard EFF The 9ti3, u yard engine
that Nurks between the lumber mill
sI,ur aud \huJu. "Hrsp," arrived In
Albuuurg t. some time ago from the
west II hclicNrd that she came
from san Brrnhrdiuu, beating hOr
Nay on freight trains. The dog has
u mdulu tor Riding on switch engines
and knows aS much about railroads
Ing HS the average professional
'hUuIuUr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
GIRL FIGHT PROMOTER
GETS OUT OF THE GAME

La. Dec. 26,--Tho strong
arm ul ia" law has thwarted Louis
ianaS uuN feminine prize hight pro.
Iuutrr. MISS Fannie Edwards at Wv
ian. ana ~ result the speedy llttlo
mn sh" arranged has been called Of
After much srhrminR this young
woman, daughter of II prominent
merchant, succeeded IN closing "a
match between Kid Aubrey and Young
McCormirk. THO proceeds were Ia
hclp rcplcnlsh the depleted cxchequcr
of Il band of which she wus business
manager
Wide advertising was accorded the
contest Jealousy. sprlnglng from
Wide nuturicty the lighters were at
tracing, he what ls held accountable
tor bringing the match tn the nitcn-
ton 1T the authorities The sheriff
of GHddo was ordered to stop tho
flght.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
A HARMLESS WAY TO
DARKEN THE HAIR
A Little Sage and Sulphur
Makes Gray Hair Vanish
A Remedy for All Hair
Troubles.

who dues not know tho vain" Of
Sage aud sulphur for keeping tho
hair dark, spil aud glossy and N good
condition As . Iauitrr Of fact, sui
phur Is u natural element OF hair
and deficiency ul II In the hair N
held bN many scalp specialists lu be
connected with luss ct ,ulur uud VI
Hlil, uG the hiir. lnuu,sttunahly
there IN no better rrmrdN Tor hair and
scalp troubles, especially pr"naiur"
graynrss, than Sage urd sulphur It
property prepared
The Wycth Chemical Company "i
Sew YORK put out uu Idru pr"pnrW-
ton 81 this kind. called NNolh's sage
and sulphur Hair li,Iurd'. M witch
sag" and sulphur are combined with
other valuable rrmodt'- Ton keeping
the hair and scalp ~ clean, healthy
condition.
II your hair IL losing ils color "r
constantly coming out, ur n Nuu arc
troubled with daudrun ur dry, iirhS
scalp get u nfly-Cuut bottle of w
.clh's sage aud sulphur FROM N"uI
druggist, usr 1t according To- the sim
pie directions aud ~" what diner
rnco a few days treatment WI make
In the appearance al your hair.
Nh druggists roll II, under guiran'
trr that the mour, viii h" refunded
IL lhc rrmrdN b. not exactly HH repro
srui"d.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
POOR AND NEEDY
REMEMBERED BY
SALVATIONISTS
Two Hundred Children and
Many Grown People Receive
Christmas Gifts Yesterday
Afternoon and Evening.

The poor ana needy at Albuuuor-
Huu aud surrounding COuStry men,
women ana children mostly Chlld.
rem. we're remembered yesterday hy
the Salvation Army, a stream Of peO-
pie invading the barracks on West
Guld avenue from early yesterday
morning until late IN the evening.
There VAS u Christmas tree, laden
with toys ana candles, fruits and nuts,
for the children; dinnrrH aud cloth
Ing for The grown ups, aud a kind
NOTd ana pleasant smile for every
body. captain Puett and her assist %
nnts did splendid work during the
Christmas holidays, reaching the poor
TINT other organizations overlooked.
The Army deserves the cOnRrntula-
tiOns and thanks NJ the general pub
lie for the charity ~ generously and
wOrthlly dispensed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
ARMY Av|ATORS At
SAN. DIEGO FOR
WINTER
Glenn Curtiss to Conduct In
structions in Hydro-Aero-
plane Operation in Southern
California.


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
MUCH ACTIVITY IN
BURRO MOUNTAIN
DISTRICT
Not for Many Years Has There
Been Such Great Develop
ment in Mining Properties
in Southern New Mexico,

I.uumH a,,Ni',, much greater than
has hr,u apparent tor nulubtf "i
wears. IS r,purl,d Do she BnTru noun
tain mining u-uIr. 10y Joseph T.
saint, q prominent mining man
.,,nu T,,rulN returned tu NIbuuu'Il"'
from d NrIl &" 'h't section col inc
state.
~ have boon visiting IA" Burr"
mountain district al intervals l"f
muuy wears" raUu Mr.. SAINT To-Day ,
"Rul m an that time there has h"l
been the. activity 900 mining properties
that there h. r,FhI ~ present.
"Thr ph,i,n ipudg p""ln', pun I,
chascfs cot lh, Boar. N"tu''i u an"
Gbrmuup uruurriIry,' confined MI
Saint, ar" preparing 10 take "ul
large tonnage at ore. To 90 lhl- ecu
uoniruIIy. They have started nine
hy nine tunnel which win hc seven
thousand feet long This tunnel WIZ
strike the underground WORKINGS "i
the BuTTu Mountain company proper
IS, about the 400 foot lcNcI, WntI'
the large tonnage N developed, ms
tunnel II for the double track elcc'
tric huulHgc aud also 10 dihh lh'
mine,
1T Ii reported that the Phelps
Dodge people have made tram,
agreement with the Santa ZEE railroad
Ia run Southwestern trains from Dem
ing 10 Whitewater. where the Phelps
Dodge road will come IN from the
l3urrO mountains to the santa re me
''rhc Savannah Copper company
which Joins the Phelps Dodge prop
crty ON the east and on which large
sum Of money has been expended d'
ycloplng ore with drills, has ordered
the sinking of large SHAFT on lh'
! Savannah property. II II the lntch
! ton a. build two hundred ana hitN
| ton mill for concentration. This wOrl
will start at once.
THE Mangus Devrl pmcnt C0mpa
| ny by January I win have complete
and Haul title To 10 mining proper
| Is and II finishing up the ussesHmen
work and planning Ia get operation
started during the coming spring.
1T was reported IN silver CITY whei
I was sthere. that the Ernestine MIN
ing Company. awning the propeTt'
known as the last Chance" at Mo
COLON. and operated for many year
by Ernestine Craig, who " now
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
GOLDEN RULE SALE
IS MAKING A HIT
0ne-Fourth Is Being Knocked
Off Regular Prices on Mems
and Women's Ready-to-
Wear During After Christ
mas Sale.

ThIt the people Of Alpuuucruuc are
quick To- recognize u timely special Of
iutiug at HCasunHblc merchandise was
atirstcd today AT the opening al the
big After christmas Saving sale at
IN" GuldCn Rule Dry Gunds rOmpa-
ny The values offered are ~ HttrHC-
tive that, despite the natural incrtlq
at the day after Christmas, there WAS
q good crowd al buyers out thig ar
tcrnnOu, with indications OF a Eenu-
Inc bargain rush ns the end OF the
week draws near,
The salr offers blg saving uppurlun-
tiles for both men and women, n
straight 20 per cent being knocked
on the regular selling prices on all
rcady-tO- wear garments, This in
Cludcs suits apd OvcrCOatB for men,
and suits, skirk dresses. fuTs ana kl.
mOnHB for women.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
> 49, OSNNS 4

N,t H',r gear audiences So large
~ Du test lu' capacity ol tn" largest
th"atrIs hruuauuul ia" country have
greeted J".nua Wul,omo r,. prime,
seth prrhus 49, ,,aul"N. AUNT Ma.
ttlda, HirkHy Nuu, iipp. Jlc,I aud
an the Other Characters ~ brennan
rhumpHuu's lIuuu- drama uf Sew
England HE, "1hr Old Homestead"
ana have laughed ana Nrut hy Turns
over ~" quaint. hOmrly htt- al ,ulu-
ody ana pathOs which constitute u.s.
rhicG charm Moreover, the ulIuus-
phrrc ur "Thc Old Homestead" at
uuDu So peaceful aud 80 brnClng. To-
grlhrr with the genuine touch Of ma
tur". which makes the whole world
kin, serves 10 enhance it, every fcH %
turr and lu bring the audience into
the rlusrst relations with both the
plTyrr ana the production, "rh'
Old Iluurftrad," which comes Ia the
ElkE thrutrr Ina Albuquerque On De.
rcmbcr 2NlH. undoubtedly owes some.
thing at ~ continuous aud ever In
cTeasIng popularity to the fact that II
affords one Of the strongest ana m0n
potent object lessons possible In hon
csiy. sObricty. ana charity m" sturdy
Integrity ~ Uncle Joshua Whitcomb,
added Ia his other shining character.
istics Of both head and heart AUNT
Matilda'H sweet mOthcrly sulcitudo
for the absent son. tho senilc p"tu.
lance ana ducrulouaness Ut o. prime
and seth Perkins. these and other
| character sketches from life ARE ,h'
| kind that appeal most forclOly Ia 80
| nudirnc" ana stir the senslbllltleS Hno
rrsihiliticS Ia the highest pitch
| THIS Is the twenty seventh season al
"rhc Old Homestead" The east /,
| practically the same ~ last season
In fact, the management at the COIN
pany hrliovcB In keeping the Some
COmpnnv that made the early success
a. Of "Tur pld Homestead" aA In
tact ~ possible. Some Of the com
pany have been In the east for man,
years. Mr., Frank Thompson. son q
Mr., Denmnn Thompson, for years hal
had the management ana direction q
the grand old play. His attention and
detail accounts In no small way To
the merited success ~ this h"nutlful
ldyl OF New England
|
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26

business reported AL the time IN CALI
fornia woods. one lot OF about $4,000
pounds ot eight months wool being
sold at 20 cents. or an estimated clean
cost OF 30 cents clean basis,
Secured woods have moved with fair
freedom this week. Included In ihe
transactions were 1000 bags of Texas
fall secured woods at 5O@5l cents,
while several hundred bags " carlous
secured woods have been traded In at
about last weeks range of prices.
NOlls. There has been little new 20
he said with reference To nuils. De-
mand continues fair AMI prices are
hardly changed, with quarter blOodH
held az about 3ln32 cents FOR aV'
rragC lots.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26

students The school Was then COM
Quoted in % Single room 40 lu. ru'iD.
NprtrN building and the mtIu. upu-
ton u' Il- ,uuum,ut consisted ul 1850
n prwriturs of somewhat tu...I' uuu-
age.
TuduN There aIr ms Nuuu. n.rulv
rurullrd ass students at lu. .nuuL
ANA th,H come from rN,I1 rtN 90 lhu
southwest The s.huul u,.U.t Ihu
entire rhtd floor OF the new Nurn,u
hWldIug one 81 the most u.u,rulN
equipped buildings Ia NlDHUu.Iu'
ana ideally luratcd rui s.huuI plr-
poses. The faculty comprise hu lee.
than seven experienced lu tul",
aud the sIyd,ut- hIN, at iu.yI .arr'
I," q battery ul lNuui' t..,Nl''Is
,u the latest muu,rs ul the u,.l man.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26

u'uUtUIrIa
The reasons Tor Olr extraordinary
-ruvu uI thr Albuquerque business
tullpE, urr not far tu a'Hk. l'rirllN,
lno school tat. "mtd, .uud II has
met tho large southwestern demand
for skill,d office assistants 10, farming
uul graduates who uiv lhuruughlN
competent Who urr prepared Co rem
der expert service. 'Ih, COURSES cot .
',rod include uII business branches
utk,rpnr shorthand NpcWritnE,
poumuu~hu' nt,l service uud com
nrr,iO IuV. LI,h department g. IN
chars, ui IN Iu-iru tor 81 proved
ability. ana uu yuurt rs spared to
drmuuStTtI, To- each ana ever, stu
dent that tho AlhuVurruur EuslucSs
Coll,'" b, ~ truth ~ Practical
school Tor prurllrh Young People.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
Ru,nanlnn Envoy In london.

London, Dee. 2G.--M, Mlshu the
new RumuRian minister, arrived In
London last night He had nm inter
view with Dr. Danefr, head Of the
Bulgarian peace delegation, at which
Humanlh'a demands for compensation
and the relations between Rumanlh
ana Bulgaria are said To have been
disc ussed In a friendly spirit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
Cruel Man.

"Nubody Knows how l have sur
fcrod, SHE complained,
Docs your husband abuse you?"
her friend asked,
"No, bur he can I'll for hours with
out hearing a word l sny'"--Chicago
Record Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
WOOL TRANSACTIONS
VERY MODEST
LAST WEEK
Dealing Entirely for Current
Requirements; Manufact.
urers Apparently Keeping
Away From Market at BOs-
ton.

tho trade SIZING ol 'l'o "'''N N'N'N !
which have hitherto h''h N'lN ''"E
Eish. even though the cl''h cost "'
thrs" woods as r"mpar'u WIN ''"
prtmg foreign w""ls mas "'N N''F |
much below lh' usu"' ''''''' ""''
curr. Saws the h"st"h '"ww'l'"'
'ull"im
Quantity uT Munl. Cn~uld - The !
question that seems To- hu', htru en- |
glging most attention IN ih" market |
\ ihi, ,.,,k b. "IiuW much wool H. lrtt |
uu,uId"" Various estimate, are made |
! o., ,artuJ. Persons iu the l,d,. som" |
uj whom place the total uwutN ct
| mu.uId wool ul all Kinds iu .Il, Boston |
muti,rl us tow its 2U,OUU,ou" pounds, |
| NhII. ,th,rs pnurr the uulu''N ut not
| lrs~ than u.uUu, 600 pound. ", are
| mc,uru tu the upiuiun that the t'-
! turns u- published 10y lu. Hu*t"n
| Wunl 1.uI, Association. which viii be
available the ur~t week 800 January
VIII show the larger v~liiull, nearer
| correct.
lu nm. \y,.r nm. veal. rnmplrlti,rN
| nm. ,,,,d win hr lrr m.,.I h., Iu-
,.I I,.,l,,s uIthuut,h th,r, be- nm
J,,li,II, r,,r,. ar loss wood SIN al.
.i,,r.,,,. ma I'M, u,td,iIr ,y,,, hrluging
/" "''l'lN ~ the S'"""'r' u'IN',s'
N''I nB" 'h' I''"''H '' Nv WE
ton wool lr'"' NSs"'"'l"n """N'"
'''W "' "''h''H' '"'"""'"'' '""'"r w
N""I 'h nan" "nn "uS"'" u" W. '"H
TON m'IN'' "I Nh''h ""l'''"'"E wv,
49,. ,,r..,,.,,,..,, a., ,,,,,.i,,,. ,.,,,l th,g
,,,r rrnLnI,r, ,,r oytunI pu,utit,
VIII h' '"nHlu'I'hIF lHIE'I IMAM F"
wa. 'h'h.
i"'''eh N"'h''N i"n'-' u" Nu7.
U'"hh ana New n, "'an" ''''N''7 az
"'I ''"S'H Tor 'h' h"hu"\ N'"N"h anu
WIZ not reopen UNIV 'h' "'"h" WIN
~ January "h'' i''"l '''''"ns
sh"N'" IVA, 'H' lh"IN'' W." "'''''"
" Urln' aUh"'lkh '"lhP''"'N'N "!''
actual advance VI ''''h N"'"'S nav
been m'd" lh"r' Slh'" the ufsl "I 10
D ''ml"r tn" closing safes W N'"
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/ week preceding r"lh'r h'I''l IMAM
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
KID" OLIVER ARRIVES
TO SPAR WITH RYAN

Hearing that Tommy Ryan needed
spnrring partner that could stand
up under the punches. kid" OliveI
Of Gallup, arrived IN Albuquerque to-
day ana worked out with Ryan this
afternoon, oliver II IN the light.
weight division, u willing mixer ana
knows the boxing game. lie Il any
iOus To meet a lightweight In Albh-
qucrque, Kid stern preferred.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26

Vitagrnph comedy ut the Crystal.
with Marshall 4. Wyldcr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26

Accidents viii happen, hut the best
regulated families Keep Dr. Thomas
Electlc oil for such emergencies
Two sizes s5c and 5Oc at all stores
Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26

Vitagraph comedy NJ the crystal
with Marshall y. Xylder. ---..-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-26
HONESTY IS POTENT
OBJECT LESSON IN
RURAL DRAMA
old Homestead Which Plays
in Elks Theater Here Satur.
day Evening, Has Many
Commendable Features.

B The ticket val" tor '"rho Old .
3 lium,si,ad,' hpIr Of the l.lks =
= saturday night hoEtu to-day at =
D MLle'us. The prices are ,or, 81 y