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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
What One County
Superintendent Thinks
The Evening Herald,
Ennllnlnan -

The Evening Herald,
Gentlemen
I have just read your editorial on.
The County superintendent" ! wish
10 take this opportunity to thank You
Tor your stand IN this matter Whlle
] do not claim to be any model In
the way OF a superintendent, believe
| am In position TO know what a
county superintendent ought ia be IN
order to fill this office % the best adj
vantage. FouFeen years Ia the school
room and three years IN the Office OF
county superintendent leads me to
believe that a superintendent should
have as much confederation az the
other county officials We are the
ones who have 70 get out and DO our
field work keep up Che office and be
q lawyer, keep down district rows thar
the school may not suffer. help the
teueher by advice aud directions as
TO their work etc. etc.
Ia the bill Introduced In the senate
a few days ago there was a wide
margin between tho salaries Of tho
superintendent and other officials. n
understand the bin correctly we
would not be allowed anything ioI
the upkeep OF the Office. stationery
postage etc. etc Should a bill 90
through with anything like q salary
attached Il would undountediy force
the resignation OF many OF the super
iendents.
1 New Mexico must take her place
among the SKATES and her schools VIII
do much to put her 10 the front, and
those schools should nave some one
al the head who knows when he en-
ters school room what Is going on.
Again, thanking you for your artl-
Gle In favor Of the county snpebin-
tendent, / remain.
Very Respectfully yours.
! A COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
DRUMM FINDS SPLENDID
SCENIC DRIVE FROM
HAYWOOD TO SILVER

gs9eosaI CorFseBendenee a. sss ueraIdl
Deming. n. NJ April 26.--H. Case
returned this morning from a trip by
automobile with the Drum party 70
Silver City, Haywood, santa Rita. Hur-
ley. and LOrdsburg, After leaving
Deming." said Mfr Case. yesterday
morning at clock. the party made
no halt until reaching Haywood
Springs. Here AIR. Drum stopped and
inspected the large hotel and noted
the possibilities for great resort Tor
automobile tourists. The party arr
rived In Silver City az 10 M. being es-
corted into that city By seven automO-
biles which met us q few miles out.
Mr. Drum pronounced the road from
Haywood TO Silver City. the famous
ridge road" absolutely she finest
thing IN the way of 4 scenic drive im-
Imaginable. aud stated thas the road
bed cOald not be In better coudi.
ton. Although ID Is considerably
uphill. an ordinary amtO can make 80
miles an hour from Haywood to Sit
yer Ten minutes after We arrived
In Silver, we we're seated at an eta
borate luncheon, and welcomed by
ifitf NN'VAf NiufNi VI iNN CITY ~
this meeting W s. Cox was appoint
ed as district supervisor for the Sill
yer City road. and IS booster border
land huttons were sold al a 81 a piece.
the money thus derived 10 be turned
over to the borderland association to
be used as the directors OF that as
aociatiaOn see flt The party left Sill
yer az ! o'clock. made a flying trip
over excellent and picturesque noun
tain roads 20 the famous SANTA rita
camp, 20 tho magic town Of Hurley,
across TO Whitewater and thence to
I4ordsburg, arriving there about y
o'clock -Four cars from Lordsburg met
the party, and the eutire party WAS
ushered into an elaborate dinner ~
the lordsburg chamber Of Commerce.
Splendid good roads enthusiasm WIS
evident IN l.ordsbuTg r. b. Ownby
was appointed district supervisor OF
he l.ordsburs road. Here most OF the
DeminR people icft tire party and re-
turned home The car OF G. II. les.
ter. however, Is going with the party
on through 10 Phoenix. and III. II.
Williams. OF Deming. will also accom-
pany The party that far"
~ A. ii0llch who accompanied the
party 10 silver. Santa Rita and Hur-
ley. returned Yesterday evening 20
Deming, b. train
r. l. Miller, q a. McTeer. and d.
NJ. Crawford IN Mr. Miliers car re-
turned 70 Doming az noon today from
l4oFdBburg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
AcrrY nAlL.

wiih a brand new city adminisira-
iun biedred TO progrcssiyencss and
effielencf tho old problem of getting
- city han again comes to the fore
along win other matters OF pressing
sielc importance; ana the council
sgehs TO kosp this matter IN sight
aii the TIME. Il Is anomalous for q
tiit ~ this size 20 have 10 official
lif nome. where al the departments
are easily accessible and where an
cts business Is transacted. Albu-
qu8rquc's government Is now room
ins around aud paying rent as q
goes, year ~ and year out can
amy Interested reader tell us right or
ihe BAT whore is located ;he office OF
TIE mayor OF Albuquerque Can he
Inform us hurrcdiy whore the city
igeasurcrs office Is located And
Without stopping q few minutes 90
deliberate can he furnish the In
FORMATION as SO the exact location OF
tho offices or the street commissioner.
nnd the city enslneer OF tho city at
torneNq can he hand It Gus fresh
prom the wire where the municipal
arohvos are preserved
rbo city boasts of clerks office
and ~ ~ arranged council chamber
81 private business block. ON one
wofN with fire department and a
pclicc department somewhere down
tinirs. The cily government is Il ten-
am of seN pal headquarters IN differ
ent parts the city and many os rs
deparlniv * are homeless waits We
ate getting 90 assume metropolitan
airs It II kind OF hard on the civic
trsde 90 inform strangers that they
can flnd the city Of Albuquerque on
the second floor back, or upstairs in
ne rear Of Bil Smiths taitr shop.
For the looks ~ the thing FOR the
ke OF ECONOMY and Tor tnc sake ~
. ea,tng mo lining into coherent shape
. b certainly looks as though we should
have home We may cali car own.
where there ls muuicipal court and
municipal police department, a
council chamber worthy Of the name,
fire department city engineer,
street commissioner city attorney,
tirik and mayor. each ln his own per-
manent public headquarters under
q Inc same roof with tae rest OF the
fiieiai family ana the official furni-
are and equipment Il Is time we
nero getting up 10 Date in 'his mat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

The proposed national gnme pre-
serve md breeding grouud for the
wilaa OF tho hcadwatsrs OF tho Pecoa
river should BE- pushed vigorously.
and with tho wnrm endorsement Of
the hioioeicnl survey ana The forest
service there b. little doubt that 4
our senator's got behind Il ii wln go
through mslmminely d cnrricd
through. THIS project win make New
Mexico one 81 the principal same
prcsergers 81 the United states; W a.
reeion which for natural protection,
natural wlldness proper climate and
other conditions cannot be- excelied
in the country. The setting aside OF
this preserve would offer refuge
where soma " The finest big game
animals or the continent. now fast
disappearing. could flourish and res
new the species; It would mean "a
flsh hatchery. u wonld mean a sur
plus of game wherowftii to stock the
forests Of the stats ana finny Great
urcs for the stscama.iihd would give
New Moxlco a tromonddus added Inn
portance There Is great deal more
In this proposition than just somc-
thing for the "c-anks with rod and
gun" Il will be a big thins for the
state and should be pushed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

new field OF research TO the genius
81 q Calico. q Tonnocelli ana
Boyle. Beethoven used 10 say OF
Rossinl that he had IN him the making
% good musician bui that he hau
been spoiled by the facility with
which he produce. when the
great Alfndelssohn was about 10 en-
ter the orchestra AZ Birmingham, on
the iirst performance OF his "Elliah
he said to one Of his friends and cri-
tics, stick your claws into me, Don
tell mo what YOU like. bat tell mo
what you don't like!" Washington
lost more battles than he gained. bat
he succeeded IA the end. The iso-
mans, IN their most victorious cam
palgn almost invariably began with
defeats
SO. II we would have iaudable ana
lcommendahie social reforms we must
first Of all haze well-delinad social
aims. and II reforms attended by sue.
cess we must not Be impatient with
failure, We must take up the work
OF social reform, not as pastime
bul as principle. not as fad. but
as stern necessi II we are 10
alleviate human poverty and distress
We must aim az the removal 81 so
cial worry and social oppression. n
we are TO bring about reforms IN the
economic scale ct society. we must
liirsl realize that Il ~ wfong Tor a few
nie0 TO Wallow In wealth and force
many 10 suffer untold want n We
are To bring about civic reforms. we
muse FIRST learn TO understand that
the dweller Of the mansion has a part
| In the unsaniiary conditions which
makes for such a high deash rate m
the howell II we are 70 bring about
Industrial reforms. We must refuse TO
degrade men into mere automatic
feeders Of industrial snacnlnes Il We
are 10 bring about political reforms,
we must first inatiil into our nation
grue sense OF patriotism, honesty ana
righteousness.
TO do ali this 10, indeed, no easy
TASK but we must, 10 be true and
faithful 20 our God-given task OF
bumaneness and humanity. labor per-
slstingly and perservingly. sparing no
energy and stunning no effort. 10 at
tain a higher. and fuller and more
complete life, both for the idlyiduaI
and for society
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
DIAMONDS, SOLID
GOLD AND SILVER
At AUCTION
Special Sale at Auction Next
Thursday Of Diamonds,
Solid Gold and Solid Silver
Jewelry Only.

Next Thursday a. the auction sale
of the Hlckox stock 81 iewolry. now
being held daily ~ 205 West Central
avenue, VIII be Diamond, Solid Geld
and Solid silver Day Al tho two sales
that day, az 2ss0 and 1870, nothing
but hieh class sparklera, solid sold
and solid silver isweiry VIII 80 on
sale.
Tho quality OF this stock u 50 we'll
known 20 albuquerque people that
there - no doubt this special sale will
attract the largest crowd ever drawn
70 an auction sale an the city. People
who do not know" diamonds are az
safe Ia buying at this sale a. the com-
potent 9udKo Of precious stones. There
d nothing IN the IlckOx stock that ~
not up 10 the highest standards. NJ
these goods DO not bring higher prices
than have prevailed az the regular
daily sales some great bargains viii
be- obtained. Nothing viii Be- roaerv-
ed. bus everything win 30 10 tho
highest bidder.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
Red-BIOOded American Heroes
THE LAST FIGHT OF THE BON HOM1FE RICHAR

John Paul Jones. commanding the
Continental navy. cruisDd about the
Scottish coast. capturing British ships
and spreading alarm Throughout the
British isles
A terrific storm Rad blown his tive
ships into the Irish sea. and when
the storm subsidized Jones sighted the
Baltic fleet or "a mitiah merchan.
ships, conveyed ythe "serapis" and
Countess of Scarborough The
American commander aihGaled for a
chase and all Of his Vessels but one
fell into linc and sailed out toward
the enemy.
Might fell while the ships were man
euveFing for poeltion--thc night OF
Sept. %. 1919. In his flagship. the
bon Homme Richard" Jones drew
close 10 the Scraps, keeping up a
blazing fire. Il Was about z 6cloc,
when the boats came together With n
crash. and IA the rebound which fol-
lowed the rigging 81 the two ships be-
came ontangled Jones ieaped to the
deck OF the "Ssrapis' wavins his cut
lass. His men followed The ships
were broadslde to broadside the
muzzle Of one cannon pointing almost
squRrely into the mezzle OF the other.
BAN after ball from the Amerl-
can cannon played havoc with the hull
OF the "Serapis.' but under her tat
tered flag man grappied with man,
and rolled and tumbled over the slipp-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

Iory deck. with dagger drawn or pistol
raised. The ciaiter and the Crash %
arms echoed over the wages.
Suddenly there broke startled cry
OF "Fire," as tiny flame shot up
through the deck 90 The English ship
and spread through the shattered rag.
ging But atlil the battle went on.
Il was O'Clock when the moon rose
over the bloody scene. ana just then
the llsme spread 60 the Zion Homme
Richard" and for a moment II seemed
that an were doom ed. But stili the
sailors. tired from the long encounter
and weak from the loss Of blood,
fought on.
Paul Jones stood IN the center OF
the struggling mass Of men waving
his sword and encouraging his men,
With the odds against them. and with
both ships burning away from under
them. the British could endure no
more Commander Pearson OF the
"Serapisr hauled down bis tattcred
ensign from the mast and surrendered
his sword 10 Jones.
shortly afterwards the Bon HON.
me Richard sank to the bottom or
the ocean. but In another ship Jones
returned so America 10 receive the
thanks of congress and the command
OF new ship. tho America.
To John Paul Jones belongs the
honor Of first floating the American
flag ON the high seas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
WILSON FIRST CHOICE,
CLARK SECOND. FOR
ROOSEVELT DELEGATES

Especial Correspondence - 4ae nerAlas
POrtaies, n. NJ, April 25.-At the
Democratic Roosevelt county couvtn-
lion held here last Saturday for the
purpose OF eleciing delegates 20 20 90
the state convention To- be held in
Clovis thifty.two delegates were elect.
cd, viz; Judge w n. McGnl. J. o.
Wood, Shannon Clark. Sam J Nixon,
j. q. Shock, G. A Rector. Simon Lane,
H. " Jones, W. e. Mccormick. >.
b. Prlddy. W. a. Wilson g. u. Nor
flson, u. G.. Soruggs. Geo. w. Robert.
son, Cot Howard. w W Van Wrinkle,
Ed Gardner. ID. D. OaRoark, Lem Mil
ler. A. A, Beeman, w q. Oldham.
III. =. MearH, Senator Evans, keprcsen.
iaiive Carter. y. v, 0realhOuse, }. VI.
Jolly. A. R. Seay Captain Lang,
Luther Smith. G. VI Harria, y. w Dne
Ion, and r. AZ. Sanders These deic-
gates have One-fOurih Oi a vote each
and are instructed 20 vote for Wood
row Wilson as long as Wilson has o
chance and then 90 support Clark.
The fight between Wilson aud
Clark men was quite close and u
was thought 81 one time that tho
chairman would have go cast his vote
lo break a ne. One roll call, how.
ever, Wilson received fifteen pre-
cinct votes and Clark thirteen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
MmkT IT pI.MoNsTRNrEs.

elean-up Week, The renovation
ctasade inaugurated upon recom-
nsAdauon OF Mayor sellers ut the
teginning of this week. has proven
ons ~ the most notable sneocsses iu
eixiu Improvement work ever known
81 shia city Everywhere tho people
Especially the pubiic-spiritsd women,
have responded most enthusiastically
aud The amount of trash heaped up
fnr she city wagons 60 haul away free
bns necn revelation TO the indiffer-
~ citizens vim Thought It WAS an
n1lishncss and tho town was clean
antugs anyhow. The volume Of rub
aish and garbage has been 80 larse
'thaf IL witt take the street department
+ week or Two of steady hauling 20
sei 81 an oni 81 she WAY Premises
(which appeared fairly neat in front
f Dove dissorsed wagonloads OF barrels
'aad BOTTLES ana cans end refuse Of
Neg conceivable yaelety aud the Job
3 9niS fairly started The mayor has
~ least pulled ofs one big stunt 90
lusrly bis election.
Sow This c,oan-up crusade demon
stfAtss number of 3hlngs. notably
shows bow sreatly e free scayeuger
ssstem y needed Ia Albuquerque and
Nhat wholesome effect IL would
.Ahye in Aeomns the city clean and
annaf, b. citizens didH't have 20 pay
NJ have their stuff hauled off az long
Intervals tho accumulation mean-
Ahie forming "a breeding place for
iiisa and disease ANA adding 10 the
tnsiehuiness and uohealihmlness Of
9he property Tho city Of Aibuluer-
ue shpu haul away an garbage and
tath onc, week from eyery yard
EgeIy ciuaen mud property owner
lnuld ot strictly held 90 account un-
40 proper sanitary regulations to
Boon hia place clean and sanitary io
naro nii liier ready Tor me collector
efy week and 10 pee proper disIn-
reinnis whore needed This Glenn.
n Npfk could ~ easily made per-
.pfneni proposition u such 10 s3aicln
fefo tnauearaiodi tho council should
tke Immediate steps % follow Mayor
Hors accommodation 90 this eff
0as
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

Heaven help tho man Who imagines
he can dodge enemies by trying a.
please everybody ~ sICh an lndiyid'
uai over succeeded we should be- glad
OF it--not that sic believe in mau
Eoina through the world lr,ing a
find beams a. knock and Trump ia,
poor head nanluat dlspuilng every
mans opinion. fighting and eiuowins
and crowdlng nll who differ With him
That again b. another extreme Other
people have rishi 90 ihelr opinion
so have YOU Don't Gan into the error
uf sunposlnq they van respect you
less FOR maintaining it on respect yuu
more fgF turning your coat ,oyery dn,
a. match ihc color OF ihelrs Weni
your own oolors in spite 81 sunshine
a Gusts the xagliiailna nd lrfcaoiut'
ton times tho trOubh % WIND and
shuttle and twist ihun d dozen hon
est manly independents 90 stand 100
nround. Clayton Neua.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
NAlIINts ~ sGAIN.

The World hates Roosevelt with q
bitterness that almost passeth under
standing sioux Fails Press.
whereupon the New York World
again rises TO expiain
How often must we turn the light
OF truth upon that monstsous error 2
The world does not hate the
Colonel II never hated the Colonel
II never expects 20 hate the Colonel.
Believing as We do in certain WE'LL
ordered principles Of government we
are compelled to oppose most % the
Coioners policies and ambitions. but
we regard him az the best contribute
ing editor the Outlook ever had.
sometimes we have felt that the
Colonel was not 80 fond Of the World
as he might be. but whatever bitter
ness may exist between the World
and the Colonel Is not ON our side.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

out ln California. where the women
vote. man D. about 90 nR sem to the
pentenii3ry for enDegfnnR fortune
from bite Wife And stili tnorc are q
BOD OF men WHO cali california q land
oi liberty Dallas News.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

imaginative people no doubt have
already hsursd out the sunragetted
future, when sane Tltaness shall sink
and the brave uilccress at the life
bogts shall restrain ihe excited women
withs stand hack lassos. men and
children hrst.'-Iloust0n Post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

Notwithsiundins ine fact that Will
lam .. bryan WAS an outspokon adj
yotate OF WoodraW Wilson, u appears
that Champ Glars Was able 90 land
Nebiuskn in the Democratic primar-
Ices held Friagy Fhcro is something
decldodly heny about that CLARK prcs-
idontiul boom nult seems 10 Indicate
political disaster fnf somebody ~
paso Times
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
TApC. h the Solar
JADO Plexus...
MANIIIE TIAiIt

surlng ~ back agaln. sure enough
Cnut YOU hear the marbles crack
ing blHin9
Leave q go The Kids % find our
whom spring comes Without the
help of the calendar or the weather
mnn they know when lts Time 90 hunt
an lasl year's marble bag and set
busy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

a consular communication says
books designed for che tropics should
be especially bound. az tropical in-
sccts eat che covers. Wise bugs TO
eschew tho conients.-~snn Francisco
Chronicle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

The Citizen has acucaed VS. 81
kiekin their dawE around. ID the
Citizen owns dawg land - course
q does, or 4 wouldn't say 500, we
were entirely ignorant Of the fact
And NJ we have had the soc of our
dilopldated footwear planted in the
rear works 0f this canine the pres
sure was of such light resistance wc
wore not conscious OF tie FACT
Clayton News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

And now Repubiicsn convention IN
Missouri h depounclng cartoons. u
viii soon be able to see its finish. u
win follow in the Footsteps of poor
old Pennypacker.--l 3irmihEham Age
nernll.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

With every one 81 orr numerous
attorneys away attendms vourt. the
recent wind storm can hardly be at
tributod 80 them ana ahVut the only
ones we can think NJ a. charge II an
10 are some OF the local street cofnes
hoi-aiF merchants and gfootry siore
wind TANNERS that infosl this neck.of
the mesquite pateh.-Fori summer
Review.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
THE STATE PRESS.


Get iiusy.
We are In receipt of letter from
the immigration bureau which cen-
tains the following.
what has ever becomo Of the
Estancia Commercial club2 IL t&efn
no way Of orsanising good booster
club over thCreg'
Lack 81 Information makes q inn
possible for us 10 answer this.
Estancia News
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

AZ we understand IL. the president
Wishes us 70 infer that Theodore
gsobu. deep emotion) Is another
one. although be hates like thunder 70
h6 forced into saying IT,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

- sunorod hahitpallY from conati-
pation. Doan's Regulets relieved ana
strengthened the bowels. 40 that they
nave been regular ever since. "--A. ~.
Davis. grocer, sulphur sprlnfs. Tex.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
In Other SGnctums


II has aoen demonstrated al last
that the latitude OF Canada is not the
rieht enc for the bulk Of travel across
the Atlantie.--st. Louis Globe Demo-
crat.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

u does not exactly appeal TO our
sense of the proprielles to hear the
president aud the ex- president Of the
United states publicly branding each
other as liars. melefactors ingrates
and cunning trickssers. II YOU look
et tAe situation candidiy II Is such
smuggling through the ropes as this
which makes your average Democrat
hda himself and dance around In
gice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27
SOCIAL REFORMS

The fourth q delivered DR.
Mcnde er rabbit Of Temple Atct sociological
questions ,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

About the size go ynuf Hnoes, many
people can wear sA9ca one size
smaller % shaking into them Aliens
Foot Ease. tho nutisepus powder inr
lho fcrt Il maises lighlhitina or Sew
Shoes feel easy, and gives rest and
comfort 90 hot. tired, swollen, aching
feet Tn u today N0ld cvoryuh here,
25o. Don't accept ans substitute.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

Feel languid, weaN. rundown
Hoadachcg stomach 'on e. Just a
plain case OF lazy liver, Burdoyk
Hood nlticrs tQnet the liver and
st00iaoh. promotes disosiion, puslne'
the blood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

Herald Want Ads Bring
Results. Try One.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

MANY man or woman could have
avoided foot trouble and doctors
BIN by Investing in pair of our arch
supports. They cure weak ankles. flat
foot. cramped toes and aching feet,
Correct fallen arches. sustain weak
inHiops. relieve eorns, hunlons and AN
foet unuctinua. Price $500 o pair ln
an sl1os for men and women.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-27

Want hack7 can Trlmble.
Phone 3.