Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-19

Bebber Co, Opticians. Phone 400.
Ives. Florist Phone 73s.
United states Marshal Creighton N.
FORAKER left today for santa Re.
Contractor wallace Hosseldon has
returned from business trip TO san
"a Pc.
Col. ]. q. Albright, editor OF the
New Mexico State Democrat. was
passenger for Santa re this morning.
MONEY LosT--Jf you don't trade
with us. we both lose money. Phone
4, John s. Beavcn.
II. s. jackson OF Brooklyn, y. ", a
nephew Of Mrs. w. II. Hahn, has ar
rived In this city and will likely To-
cate here.
A merchant Is known by the mer-
chandise he sells. The discriminating
housewife always respects the dealer
who sells her Empress flour.
There will be a business meeting
Of the Woman's Christian Temperance
union at the home Of Mrs. Pitt Ross,
1915 w Central, "wednesday at y m.
w. strickler. J. Korber and NJ. II.
Hickey were among the albuquerque
men who left last night for Santa Fa
10 see the state lawmakers In session.
Edward Scydel. manager OF the
Neal institute. has returned to Albu-
quorque after visit TO his former
home In Atlantic. Iowa.
Robert Dictz. J. D. Mills, @. d.
Price and w. T.. Cogdell left this
morning In Mr.. Dietzs touring car
for santa 70 for a short stay in the
capital
Garden hose, lawn fixtures, poultry
MEETINGS, hoes and rakes Special at
tention to carriage repairing and
horse-shoelng. J. Korber 4 Co.
Phone SIS.
Mrs. william McClurkcR OF North
Twelfth street. accompanied by her
son Will McClurken. has gone 10 san
Diego, Cal. for visit oe several
months.
Or. j. o. Schwentker, accompanied
by Mrs. Schwentker returned last
night from a trip 90 his land at Co
lumhus. In tho MimbreB valley. Mrs.
Scnwentker, who is just returning
from a visit 10 New Orleans, Joined
her husband al ~ PasO.
G. II. Hagney, day ticket agent at
the Santa Re station, returned last
night from a visit OF three weeks In
Kansas City. Mr. EiagRoy says Kan
sas city Is all right but that the
weather WAS very bad while he was
there and that New Mexico sunshine
is good enough for him.
Mrs. c. NJ. Gilbridge OF Albuquer-
que left today for her home IN Cieve-
! land, o.. where she is called by the
serious illness OF her father. Mrs.
Giibridge was Joined here today by
her brother. John Gavin. or the mas
ter mechanics Office in WINSTON, who
will accompany her 20 Cleveland
Taylor Bennett. the young newspa-
por man who was for some time
connected with both newspapers IN
this city until Few months ago, after
doing Journalistic work 0n a number
Of pecos valley papers has leased the
Wiseman restaurant Ia Dayton, Edo,
county and Is now conducting thai
establishment.
Thursday. March "a. has been des
ignated as New Mexico Day" al thi
Pacific Land and Products exposition
now in progress in Los Angeles Thu
Bureau OF Immigration has arranged
for the distribution OF thousands %
pieces Of literature az the show ant
tho day viii be a big Advertisement
for the sunshine state. The date Wi
be given wide publicity IN the coas
papers.
Says the News-Telegraph OF AZ
lanta, Iowa, OF u recent date regard
ing a we'll known Albuquerque man
! Ed seydell, who formerly lived her
but Is now located az Albuquerque
p New Mexico, IL In the city for vla
{ OF several days with relatives ant
: friends ED Is running a branch q
? the Neal institute ana n doing wei
lHe likes New Mexico and says sh
wears her new statehood honora be
lcomingly.
President Mcqueen Gray OF IN
, University Of New Mexico was yes
!, lterday advised % his election as
member OF the National Geographic'
society. This organization, which
T, devoted To the extension Of geograpi
, zeal knowledge, has its headauarteI
/, Ia Hubbard Memorial hall. Washinl
ton. y. c., and publishes monthly N
A National Geographical Magazine. IN
honor Is one much appreciated by ID
A Gray as the society numbers anon
I lis members some Of the best know
! explorers, geographers and scientist
4 lin the country.