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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06
COUNTRY cLuB RECEPTION
OFFERS HINT TO ALBUQUERQUE

The returning excursionists are pro.
fuse IN their admiration OF the way
lhey.sw4pa atoaNed b. chs. RoaANq laps
and were especially delighted with
their entertainment az the Country
club, a beautiful establishment OF q
Kind which Albuquerque shOuld anu
could have II she would get busy
"Thirty-ilve cars escorted US out 10
the Club said the mayor this morn
Ina. This was on Friday evening
ana over 100 people attended the re-
ceptson and dance In our honor, with
plenty OF refreshments and nothing
lacking anywhere. The Country club
building, aplendidIy adapted sor the
purpose sits III the midst Of a Deautl-
sul eighty-acre park, with q WE'VE
acre lake stocked with bass ana othef
game fish, some Of them weighing AZ
much as five pounds; and that - no
fish story. There Is beautiful picnic
grove and IN abort, everything that
could be desired.
'sThe club was organized with a
capitalization OF $4,000, and has i5o
members An initiation Zee ana
imonthly dues Of 81 each maintain the
establishment which offers the best
poasil,le facilities for entertaining visi-
tors, as we Albuquerqueans can all
testify"
The mayor has the country eiuo
bee in his bonnet along with the rest
of the returning party and an aglsa-
ton to organize one here has already
been definitely started.
Mayor Atkinson, Of Roswell, anu
Secretary Kirby of the Commercial
club. hardly left the visitors oat OF
/ Their sight all the time they were -
Roswell and they cannot speak 700
highly OF she cordial courtesy tha'
married their treaimenf throughout
Altogether there we're thtrty-three m
Inc party from hore. II b. schwent
ker and party remaining an Roswell
/ One OF the ieaW es Of the trip was 2
visit by lAe local people 10 the 3.0N
acres OF TIE pecas Valley Investment
company. headed By Mcssrs 9cbwent'
lker ana MR. Summers, who now have
the biggest well Ia the valles. pump
ing 2,20O gallons q minute, with q liii
OF twenty-seyen feet The Albuquef
cue party saw the pump IN operation
The installation being ono OF the mGsl
modern and expensive Ia the valley
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06
WILLARD PEOPLE FURNISH
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT

The whole party was mitch pleased
with their reception at Willard on the
return trip. The Ladies' club OF VIII
lard served delightful lunch 90 the
tourists YESTERDAY Everything tha.
the country and the Scason could al
rord from acknowledged chickens a.
ice cream, with All the trimmings was
furnished. the meal being served az
the home OF W. A. Duniavy. The gen
tiemen co-operated In preparing ana
serving the meat Inc Ladies' emo
Is composed OF Mrs VOlney 5, Cheney,
Mrs Hugh swisher Mrs. George Alter
and Mrs Alter, senior, Mrs. W. A.
Dunlayy and others. the ladies men
toned being in charge OF the pleas
ant and hugely enjoyed reception 10
the Albuquerdueans The whole party
was then taken out 10 look at the
HerndOn wen and see the big volume
OF water gushing out on the plains No
one IN the crowd doubts that with
development the willard country VIII
become a second Roswell district The
land an slopes evenly, about fifteen
feet 10 the mile, and Is ideally located
for irrigation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

lf a. G. Dillon Of Enclno can build
his own roud machine for seven doll
hrs apd with feuF-horse team can
build twenty-four miles o. brand new
automobile road a. his own expense
the automobiles Of Albuquerque
ought to De able 10 build road for
any distance whonever they feel like
"a Co any place % which they wish 10
20 Tnie o. tho conviction Of the rn-
turning members OF the automobile
caravan which went to Rosweil last
week who got hack 20 Albuquerque
after n riust deliRhtful trip last night
ne ten minutes after six O'Clock. Mayor
Sellers. when asked about the roads
today made the usual report that
they sfe ine after yoB leave tho
nernalillo county line" In other
Worda u Is the semn old story.
One thing have decided on,
said the mayor this morning IT
think We ought to haze a new road
across the mesa from Tiieras canyon
20 Bear canyon and have found out
how 90 make a. ana aoing NTH air.
Hahn after the local automobile peO-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06
NeuU Mexico Merchants Open
Contention Here TOMORROW

free nj the Commercial club tomor-
row evening for the benefit OF the Re
tailers. requesting only that as many
people as possible wln attend the pay
concert al the EiAs' thoator tonight
President Jalfa also wishes 70 an
nOunce that all contributors 90 the
banquet expenses Will be entitled TO
two seats al that function.
Tuesday Program.
The program for the first days
session Is as follows.
Invocation. Rev. r. c. Boekman. Al
bnquerque.
buquerque, Col. d. X. y. Sellers.
mayor.
Response IN behalf OF visiting mer-
chants, 4. A. AIulrhead, state presi-
dent.
OF entertainment,
George I.earnard, chairman OF enter
tainment committee,
Adjournment.
Tuesday Afternoon, o'clock.
Election Of officers.
President
Vice president
Treasurer.
Adjournment for entertainment
Some oi the pleasure features on
This occasion will be-
Auto rides sud sight aeeing cxcur-
si0ua. This will include a visit 10
the United states Indian school; an
inspection OF American Lumber
company. "a look az the state uni
veIsliy and other places Of interos,
ia Albuquerque.
Tuesday Evening.
A smoker viii be given visiting
merchants and their wives at the
Commercial club rooms.
Music and entertainment furnished
on this occaaIon by the clee ciub OF
the university and the Indian band OF
the indian school Vaudeville VIII
also be q part OF the program.
Light refreshments win be served.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06
500 GALLON WE'LL
NEAR WILLARD
IS PUMPING
II. J. Hagerman Believes New
Field Has Possibilities;
Mangles Only One Tire on
Road From Roswell Here.

THAT a now well Is being pumped
about three miles north or willard.
throwing $50 gallons with a 5O-ioot
nn. with ~ Lane and Bowler pump n
tie report made by former Governor
Herbert ) Hawermnn, who arrived IN
the city last night IN his Cadillac ear
with che returning automobile excur-
si6nlass from tho Pecoa valley. Mr..
BE german was quite Interested IN tho
evident development Of the Willard
valley, which he believes has great
possibilities u the underground flow
H. developed on big scale. They
seem TO have plenty Of water" he
said today. and they certainly have
"a good agricultural district n they
put tina water on u, This well which
- said TO have capacity Of l2eo
Fniions. seems 10 be the first perman-
ent eAs ie installation IN the district,
They are - ~ 81. engine"
Mr.. llagerman says that the road
from Roswell here IL generally IN
good shape with the exception. IN fact
the glaring exception. of the road
through tie west end Of Tijefas cane
yOn where the governor had the
honor Of smashing q brand new So
tire. you ought TO get 10 work on
that piece OF road said Mr.. iiager-
man. While II would be bis inn
provement 60 TX the grade, that il not
absolutely necessary. By the use Of
a little money and some muscle you
can blow up and break up a lot Of
those boulderF. with the aid OF few
sticks OF dynamite an ia with the
disintegratcd graai1e which Is hne
road mnterisl and get that rocky
stretch into good passable shape. With
such a good road the rest of the way
certainly Il is important aud worth
your while to fix up this one short
piece 10 that IL will not be n menace
TO every car that crosses H."
Mr.. Hagerman says that the Pecos
valley n IN better shape this year
than ever before. There has been a
tremendous Improvement Ia the Or
chards," he said in the past two
years. The old orchards have been
gone over and put in shape so that
the same standar dGf excellence Is be-
ing secured an through the disiric.
and the outlook for an unparalleled
frgit crop this year IS good. They ere
getting efficiency IN fruit raising down
to a fine point Oh the pecos now"
Governor HagermaE viii leave to-
morrow In his new car for santa t'e
70 spend day or two NJ she seat 81
government -a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06
CHAMPIONSHIP TO
Be DECIDED BY
BATTLE
Best Bantamweight Of Rocky
Mountain Region Will Be
Boy Who Gets Decision In
Wednesday Night Scrap.

The winner Of the 0antamweigit
battle between Little johnnie Murphy
% Denver and Kenny Chavez 81 Trim
idad. next wednesday, night VIII be-
acknowledged champion of the Rocky
mountain region. II b. peculiar that
Colorado championship battle
should be- staged Ia Albuquerque. but
Il 10 nevertheless fact. and u rs q
cihch that the fans viii be- out 10
bunches 10 see the scrap. murphy
and Chavez are both training out
daily ga their respective quarters
Both lads are In the best of condi-
tlon and each is confident Of putting
up sreas battle.
The Murphy chavez battle pr0mis-
as 10 be beyond any doubt me eiassl-
est fight ever stHgod by the Sew Mex
leo Athletic club. The card 81 being
put on a. special for the dclemtea
and visitors 90 the Sew Mexicp Retaii-
ers association convention, but ana
the fNns in lown are invited tu turn
out
"A baltic royal and good prciimln-
arIos viii precedn the main bout
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06
The Markets



New York. May G-Beglnnlns 81
tHc formal hearing In the govern
ment's suit against tho United States
steel corporation and the strike OF tho
Chicago railroad freight handlers were
among factors that caused weakness
ON today's early stock market. Unit
cd states steel was steadily offered
down to 6s SIS. losa OF ass from
Saturday.
Union Pacific. Southern Pacific,
Canadian Pacific, Annigamated Cops
per and American Smelling fell two
points The low level Of the early
trading resulted IN a complete loss Of
3 majority % the gains made during
the riss of Tire lasf six wctks
The selling appeared 70 be made
up Ia equal parts Of bear pressure and
liquidation OF long stocks. a feeble
rally In sho second hour was followed
by renewed offerings OF United states
Steel IN bioeks of thousands OF shares
az further loss
Bonds were easy
The recovery OF the early afternoon
wns OF brief duration. the market
again becoming unsettled when Unit
"a states steel fell lower than before.
Union Pacific also went under ita
early decline.
The market closed heavy. Reading
was the feature of the last hour. SELL
ing up 20 ia rs. Renewed weakness
La Steel produced recossions else
whore IN the hnal dealing.
Closing prices:
Call money. s-t6s per cent
Prime paper, Z 60 "a per cent.
silver, so I-Sc.
Mexican dollars. fSc.
Copper. Si5.40M1s.g2is.
Tin, &s42514B.7O.
Lead, sfl0m4.t7M.
AmaIgamatcd, 20 7-s.
Sugar, 12sa
Atchinpon iob,
Great Northern, fa0 Is.
New York Central, M SIS
Northern Pacific, rs SIS.
Reading. 172 5-s,
Southern Pacific. ZOE SIS.
Union Pacific, ieS.
Steel, So SIS,
Steel. SIS 5-s.
Steel, pfd. ex. div, 1i0M.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

The close was weak, cent down at
IS Use.
Traders In the oats crowd took their
cue from the fine weather. July START
cd a shade 10 lac lower at ga IL 10
80 Sff So lsc. reacted 20 So SIS and
afterwRrd dropped 20 So i-S0b3 lac.
a falling on In hog receipts west A.
com AIRED with the previous week
served 70 strengthen provisions. First
sales were unchanged a. 2 Nc higher
with September delivery, 8i9.50 FOR
pork; sii.3o to sif.32h for lard ana
Sfe.6Tia - $i0.7O FOR ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

Chicago. May 6.--CattIe--, Receipts
$4,000; market steady TO loc lower;
beeveH. $1,000 800: Texas steers
$1,000 1906 western steers. s5.7g@
1856 stOckers and feeders, t4.25 %
se.7s; COWS and helfers, Sa.So@ 1850;
calves, sS.B0Ws.5o. h
Hogs Receipts 1900; market slow;
light, tI15N 1852 ~; mixed. $500
7.7b; heavy, $1,000 7.75: rough, $3.50
O. s.45; pigs. s475We.Sbs bulk of
sheep--i,eceipts $4,000: market
slow, weak 20 l6c lower; native. $500
oslo, western. Sb.25@s,f5: year
ings. $4,000 800; native lambs. $3.50
ms.t5i Western lambs Ss.50Gf 1928.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06
NNN%AN~~ 90 = 90 - . =
PREPARATIoNs COMPLETE
FOR THE RETAtLERs' MI


The Kos well delegation whiof
comes tonight IN automobiles viii bee
the first 10 arrive 10 attend the fTst
annual convention of the New Mexico
Retailers association which conyenes
tumorrow, Tuesday. nt 1880 a. m M
the Commercial club rooms Tor a
three days session ending with "a
grand banquet ia the Masonic temple
Thursday night promptly az 7;30
o'clock a dedegation of twenty
Us expected 10 reach here to-
morrow morning from Ration and an
day tomorrow thoy Wit bo arriving,
close 20 300 delegates In aii being ex-
pected
Arrangements have been made Tor
notification by telephone when the
Roswell people reach la Tiora. In il-
ieras canyon Starting from here &C
that time the local people should meet
the visitors at the Jones place
In the Roswell parts are Mr. ana
Mrs p. II Williams Mr aud tlfa. 9.
= Cummins, ar and Mrs Harry
Morrison and Miss Martin Mf and
Mrs. W. g. polsgrovo Colonel uno
Mra. Coerna, Mr. and Mis Fred No.
Ian, CLARK ~ Dillcy oi ine Diief fui
nilure company. president oi tho hoa
well Retailers. fIed Miller q 3.
Dabhs, D - Long, Herbert Lowery
G. II. Whaloy Ceufec ~ Robinson,
CT 4. sellers no relation % me aoi-
onel sam 8, iloms, j 8. Ice, 70 p.
Harlow. Mr. and MIS- a. d doui
eomegy, AR and Mira ION cotilngnam,
Mr AMI Mrs. AZ ilrfhsier md Mr
aud Mfs. D. % kiulfns ~ FARMS.
worth 81 Inc Roswell auto company
City Editor N o shnnNs ol tho Kos
well Morning. News. nnI rIC9lGen'
G.. O. TannohIll OF lht Commorcial
club. loii tile PARRY ai Nausnn 10 so 10
Santa ne and VIII arrive here
Wednesday.
n ls eOing DO BE- ono Of tho bigsfsi
and most important conventions over
held in Ne cily Win representative
business men present from nll over
the state aud lhe proTgam oi enter
ialrMpn' VIII he in0at elaborate ail
lhC way thiouah Tho distinguishes
visitors nfC fD include the governor
who VIII De euesl of honor az iho ban
Quei
Announcement was made today ihni
the o. N. a. Entertainers viii fiye
their e0ucprl "ilumOf 81 The Hour,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06
FIRST DIRT FLIES
At INDIAN SCHOOL
Contractor Harlan Starts Pre-
liminary Work on New
$4,000 Dormitory Building
at Government Institution.

THE first dlu was moved in prep
arail0n for the building OF the new
s2.500 dormiiory Building az the Unit
ed States Indian school north OF this
city today when Contractor g.. A. Har-
site of the proposed building. an ap-
preparation for which was recently
made by congress ana the contract let
by the government The contract
calls for the finishing OF the building
Ia 100 days. ms erection VIII mean
the employment OF considerable labor
here and the addition 10 the school
plant VIII mike 1t one or tho very
best equipped IN the Indian seyvice,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

Chicago. May 6.--whcat prices to-
day bounced up 20 new high records
for tho crop. An oniclai report from
ohio making the field conditions worse
than any private estimate. wag large
~ Responsible The bulls were like
wise encouraged By the Missouri state
report and the absence Of rain in
Kansas The market opened as 60
1 lac higher July az the outset
ranged from si.1s SIS 20 si.tt, a gain
Of 5-Sr 10 li-9e and later rose 20
4l.1f8-S The close waa easy with
July 5-scm 8-4e net higher a.
&i.if
There WAS considerable selling pres
sure in corn. Increased aCrcaRp ~
Missouri mad influence on the bear
aide. July opened unchanged 90 t-tc
up az "a tsc 30 "a Desc, touched "a SIS
orr a-fc ana then declined 70 nc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

pie 10 get them TO DO II at their own
expense. n viii not cost over a few
hundred dollars by the Diilion
method. r.. g. Dillon Of Enclno has
built al total cost OF seven dollars
a road drag which VIII auiid tie nncst
automobile road you ever saw VI ~
q heavy timber druF with two steel
knives or piowH which cut parallel
grooves. smoothing dewn bumps
aud niliug the cnuck holes az Il goes
along. Run q dozen heavy cars over
the track after the drag and you have
q good solid automobile road. send d
few labOrers over tho route TO throw
out the rocks and che job is done. IN
this manner we can complete a twenty
mile automobile drive ovar the mesa
and az ;ho root 81 the mountainn that
will be magnificent. For that matter,
with simple drag like this, che auto
moblilsss can build roads anywhere
over the mesa az a cost which Is really
nominal.
billion hiss built road from Lacy
to Fncino which we found as good az
anyone could desire. lie has also
built ave miles moro OF tho a,sne kind
Uf road from Encino toward vaughn. =
Mr.. DllioE, who D. one of the bcst
boosters on the route. plotted the Al
buqueraue party from Lucy 10 Ros-
we'll and buck to Willard,
Wint willard Did.
The people OF willard, headed by
Or. Voluey 81 Cheyney. spent the week
previous to the arrival % the cara
van working over fourteen and half
miles OF road from wizard 10 Lucy
taking out the high ceniers and uiiinB
up the holes 80 that the road was IN
splendid shape Everything was iine
from the Bcrnalillo county line TO
boswell" sald the mayor this morn
Ing. "fron the top Of the snndia
mountains ID sediiio 10 willard there
Is a natural roadway and from wills
lard TO Vaughn the special work done
made the read perfect. From vaughn
10 Roswell the t'arnsworth automo-
bile road rs unexcelled In the United
states. We made the 102 miles IN
three and a half hours. ~ the peo-
pie here viii wake up and iN the
road through Tiieras canyon we can
have excursion parties to and from
Roswell every week"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

Kansas CITY May -Cattle--Tle-
ceipis 1.000. Including zoe southerns:
market steady; nusive steers. s6.50m
SIS; southern Steers. f6.T6m6.23;
southern cows and heifors. s4.2sW
6.2h. native cows ard helfers. sf.25gD
1.75; stOckerH and feeders. &b.0gGe
5.tb: bulls. S47606.75: calves. $500
Ws.2b; western steers. gg.002s.t0s
western cows, sf.506G.b0.
Hogs Receipts 5000. market
steady; bulk ~ sales, s7,s5m 7.sb.
heavy. s7.eaN77o; packers ana
butchers, $3.50 a. 7.G5: lights. 1880
1855; rigs, sT.5Em7.e0.
sheep Receipts $4,000; market Tor
lower; mutions, t4.s0Q T.25; iamba.
ss.s0G9,75; fed welhors and YEAR
iings. s5.00@625. fed ewes. $4,000
100; Texas goats. sa.2s @4.s0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06
EDDY PRISONERS ARE
TAKEN TO SANTA FEI

Sheriff cicero Stewart OF EDDY
county, arrived from Carlsbad last
night and lofi today for Santa Fe with
Che following prisoners, sentenced 10
serve terms IN the state penitcnuaIys
Calvin Crawford seduction, fifteen
months. >. Jackson. lHlcCny. twelve
10 fifteen months. Horace Wallace.
Julio Mendoza. larceny, twelve 90 MT
teen mnnihsS Crosilla Wales, assault,
twelve 40 fifteen months; Francisco
nomlngnez. assault twelve 60 eighteen
months. Tho prisoners were sem
fenced lasl week by Judge Mcclure
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06
AUTO VANGUARD OF
THE RETAILERS
TO- ARRIVE
TONIGHT
Roswell Contingent Will Be
Met at Jones' Ranch by Al
buquerque Cars Under Com
mahd Of Sellers.
RATION DELEGATION TO
SHOW UP IN MORNING

= After the royal reception given .
= the Albuquerque excursion hy the .
. people OF Roswell. Albuquerque .
= should reciprocnta as far as pos =
y sibie IN extending courtesies % =
4 the party Of Roswell citizens who .
. arrive tonight to attend the Re .
9tailcgs' convention. would like =
. so have all who can possibly 10 =
= SO start Ia their cars from AZ =
. buqueFque between and $3.50 .
= o'clock This evening 20 meet the y
y Roswell excursion at Jones y
y ranch, eight miles east OF the =
= city One good turn deserves y
. another and now Is the time Tor .
. Albuquerque 10 show her appre- .
. citation. Make Il az least twenty-~
. five or thirty cars y
. y. X. - SELLERS, .
Mayor .
q q = a a a a "A A a q q q q q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

sallow complexion Is due 70 tor
bid liver IERBiNE purifies ard
Strengthens tho liver and bowels and
restores the rtss bloom OF hoaith 60
the cheek. Price Soc Sold by an
druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06
Plan to Haze Local AuiOmobilists Construct
New Road Along Base Of Mountains ResuItO Of
Example Set By Estanciu Valley Boosters

lnono Man With Four Horses and Road Machine Of Own
Invention Completed at Cost Of Seven Dollars Builds
Twenty-Four Miles Of New Road for Automobile Cara
van While Willard People Grade Fourteen Miles for
Occasion Beautiful Country Club at Roswell Another
Hint to Backward Albuquerque Motorists Return De-
lighted with Trip ii Pecos Valley.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06
WANTED ENTITIES fOn FREE
FDN 49, RUNNING fiACf's.

Monday May SIN, also ponies under
"a hands hiEh Racing auspleoe o.
New Mexico Retailers convention.
Entries should bc sent 30 Secretary
AZ. W Weldon iii IS Fourth street
h. d. Hok gll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

STORE ROOM for rent zoe w. Sill
yer; $1,000 ptr month, Inquire ile
s. Edith. Phone Iho Up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

Now York. May 6.-spot cotton
closed thirty points higher; middlina
uplands. stl.s0i middllng gulfsf2o5.
seios. g.9t0 bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

Now q the time 20 get rid Of your
rheumatism. You VIII fnd Chamber
lains Eminent wonderfully effective.
one application viii convince you Of
SIS merits Try q. For sale by ail
dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

por soreness az the muscles whether
Induced by violent exercise OF In
jury. Chamberlain Eminent ~ excel
lent Thia iiniiuent is also highly o.
termed Tor ire relief il Affords in'
cases 81 rhenmatiAm sold ~ aii
dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

The Sowing alleys at the Airdome
are startling dine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06
An cHleaao nohrd of Irade.-

AID Chicago Board OF trade
Closing prices;
wheat--May. si.17 S-si July, t1.i4-
8-gQ&1.tfM
corn--May, 70 1850; July. 70 7-sc.
Oals--May. SIC; July 90 7-sc.
pork--May, sls.e5.
Lard May tl0.s7is.
Rihs--May, tie.22h.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

W. q. 4. N eives an experience So
clal. parlOrs OF Lead Avenue Metho-
dist church Tuesday afternoon az 2'3o.
Music and refreshments. Everyone
invited Mombers have eich been
earning ti.00 for benelU Of W. G. a. q.
and their experience Of how they
enrned Il n "a be told By each one IN
poetry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

So Louis, May dead ateady.
s4.07M@4io; spelter quiet ss.s0a
i.oO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

Elsin. ILL.,, May 6.~-The quotation
board Of the Elgin butter board this
afternoon declared butter firm al 80
cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-06

70 Cure : Geld ~ one pay.
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n fails % cure NJ. w GROVES
signature n on each box use