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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-24
Premiums Awarded
at the County Fair

Coachers.
Stallion. years, J. H. Haynes.
Grade Roadster. :
stallion, 4 years. Mott Thayer.
Mare, 2 years, W. J, Elliot.
Ponies.
Saddle pony, w. R. Mullen.
Mules.
Jack. 4 years, Bell & Burlington.
SACK, / year. +. w. Foster
: Jennett. F. W. Foster.
Pollard China Hogs.
All prizes including boar under
months, gilt under 8 months. herd
boar year. herd boad under
year, 3 pigs under 8 months, 8 swine
won BY Kelley Allen.
Duroc Jerseys.
|. Boar, . years, J. D. Shepherd.
Boar, under s months. first J.
b Koby, second Homer Turley' rib
bon j. d. Shepherd.
Sow, 6 months, J., D. Shepherd.
Sow, IL months, first and second
u. D. Shepherd.
Sow, un Ter s months, first :. y
Shepherd, second Homer Turiey'
ribbon ]. F. Koby.
Herd boar and SOW. year. >.
d. shepherd.
Herd boar and COW, under ! year'
frat j. D. Shepherd, second J. +.
Koby. ribbon J. D. Shepherd.
Herd boar and sows. ! year J.
ID. Shepherd.
Herd boar under year. first y
b. Shepherd. second u +. KoDy
ribbon Homer Turly.
3 pigs under 8 months, first :.
|D shepherd, second }. F. KOby, rlO-
bon Homer TurIey.
swine get Of one boar, first J.
B. shepherd. second J, +. Koay'
ribbon Homer Iarly,
Sheep.
Ram. over 3 years, first Roy Geot-
frey. second Bruce Engle.
Ram lamb, Bruce Engie.
Pen goats, first and second carr
Miller.
Pen ewes, over year. Roy GeOf-
frey. c,..ov
breeders pen. first Roy Geoiirey'
second Bruce Engle.
Black and white Langshans'
All prizes, including puilet' men,
cockerel and pen, won by MIS- "
w. King. solomon.
Rhode Island Red, single Combs.
Cock, N. c. Brown.
Hen. first N. c. Brown, second
II. s. Leckron.
cockerel, first H. A. Heier' sec
ond T.. s. Leckron.
Pullet, first N. G. Brown, second
H. A. Meier.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds
All prizes, including hen, cockerel
and pullet. won by Rev. McQuillam'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-24

Galloway C1Iucs
All prizes, for Gallaways won by
A. o. Huff. Arcadia. Neb.
Red PoIIed Cattle.
All prizes for Red PoIled cattle
won by J. s Leonard. Beaver Falls
Neb.
Jersey Cattle.
Bull, years H. H. Keel.
Bull, year. first J. Rs Sterling
second H. H. Keel.
Bull, 8 months. H. H. Keel.
BUN under months. H. H. Keel
Cow, 8 years, first, Carl Miller,
second Bruce Engle. ribbon H. H.
Keel.
Cow, 2 years. first J. r. Sterling
second H. H. Keel.
Heiter, / year. first and second
J. r. Sterling.
Heifer 8 months, H. H. Keel.
Heifer, under 8 months, H. n.
Keel.
Exhibitor's herd. H. H Keel
Breeders young herd, H H. Keel
n BUN over 2 years, H. H. Keel.
Get or sire, H. H. Keel.
Produce OF COW, H. H. Keel.
Bull, 3 years, H. H. Keel
Bull 1 year, ]. H. Sterling
Grade Glass.
Dairy COW, 8 years, first Il. n
Keel. second Mrs. John sauer.
Dairy COW. years, first Roy
Geoffrey, second J. R. Sterling.
Grade Draft.
stallion, 2 years. J. D. snepneru
colt. Henry Goffenberger
Colt under / year, W. J Elliott
Mare. 4 years, first ]. w. Rumold
second w. J. Elliott.
Filley. year, first ;. w. Rumcld
! second II wv. Runold, ribbon, VI \
Elliot :,
FiIlE nnder ID year, first a M
Rum0Id second w. =. Elliot.
Brood mare and produce, first '
w. Rumold, second w. J. Elliot
STANDARD Bred.
stallion, years, first Ed. Bea'
cott, second n. H. Keel. ribbon =
n. Conklin.
Stallion, 8 years, first Geo. hoe'
mer, second Mott Thayer
stallion, years, first ". - mar
ria second Geo. Etherington.
Colt, / year. first 7. +. ConKhn
second H. H. Keel.
Colt, under year. H H. Keel
Mare, 3 years, first J. W Glenn
second +. R. Conklin,
Mare, 2 years, W. =, Harris
Filly, year, w. 7. Harris. y
Horse and of get, first =. a
Keel, second T. r. conklin.
Brood mare. H. H. Keel.
Draft, PercherOns.
stallion, 8 years. Kelley Allen.
Mare, 4 years, first and second
w. j. Elliot. :,
Draft team in harness, ". J. ri
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-24

York Imperial, first NJ. NJ. How-
land, second J. r. Murphy.
Beat apples. first Henry Johntz'
second d. o. LandIe.
Pa RED, Clara Landis.
Winesaps. first H. N. Dyer, Sec
ond d. o. Lands.
Northern spy. first n. A. snider.
second i. Tishhauser.
Creenings. d. o. Lands.
Genetian, first H. n. Dyer. SER
ond w. r. Mullen.
Bell Flower, first H. n. Dyer
second p. B. Ross.
Dominee, first H. n Dyer, second
Nj. NJ. HOwland.
smoke House. nj. M. Howiand, /
Huntamen, M. M. Howland.
NJ Name, M. M. Rowland.
Arkansas Black, II. N. Dyer.
Romante, HI. N. Dyer.
WInkler, H. N. Dyer.
WoR River. J.. r. Murphy.
Roman Beauty, ]. y. Murphy'
Snow, w. r. Mullen.
Best half peck, w. r. Mullen.
n. i. Green, J. H. Taylor.
Smith Cider, l.. Tishauser.
Kansas Beauty, D. Q. sellman.
Peaches.
Seedlings, first d. o. selIman,
second j. M. Kugler.
Best yellow. j. NJ. Brewer.
White cling. Geo. Armstrong.
yellow cling, J. H. Taylor.
Butternuts, ]. Fl. Taylor.
Grapes.
Concord. j. r. westrup.
Pears.
Any variety. first u. O. Farrar,
second HI. A. Snider
Display, first Mrs. VIM. Klover'
second J. NJ Brewer.
Ounce, first H. A. snider, sec
ond J. M. Brewer.
Display, first J. M. Brewer, sec
ond H. A. Snider.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-24


crime Lands, second Mrs. J. I. Har-
mon.
Hardanger tray cloth, Youna Van
denberg.
/ Eyelet tray cloth, first Ola Col
Inns, second Ella @. Nusz.
Coronation centerpiece, first Miss
Blanche Hobble, second Mrs. Chas.
Troup.
Drawn work eenterpiece, first
Mrs. chas, Troup, second Mrs VIM
/, HoIeman.
Centerpiece. Lena Armstrong.
Collar, Ola Collins. u.
Centerpiece, Youna Vandenberg,
Battenberg. first Mary Gcrden.
second Mrs. ]. W. Green.
| Duchess, Mary Gorden.
Special quilt, e. Carpenter.
Home Made Goods.
Cloth bag. first Mrs. Chris Johntz'
second Mrs. o. McCombs. Fl
Kitchen apron, first Mrs. Bert
Hockensmith. second Mrs. Chas
Troup.
Night dress. Mrs. Fl. Bennet.
Corset cover, first Mrs. 0. Q. Rog-
ers, second Ola Collins.
Fancy apron, first Mrs. L. J. Har-
mon. second Mrs. Chas. Troup,
| Counterpart. Mrs. ]. w. Green.
Pair pillow cases, first Mrs. L.
j. Harmon, second Mrs. N. Dilling.
Quilted by hand, Sadie Prender-
gast.
/ Crazy quilt, first Mrs. Q. 9. Rog-
ers, second Mrs. Nathan Gish.
! Table cloth. first Mrs. Lewis Tee
ters, second Eva Schultz.
i Set napkins. Mrs. Lewis Teeters.
Specimen tatting, Mrs. Lewis Tee
ters, second Elsie Tucker.
Pantigen scrim. Mrs. p. Hoyt.
ChfadlRn'a
CenterpIece, first Lucille Jackson
second Ruth Bigler.
Sofa pillow, Thelma Tappen.
Dresser scarf, first Thelma Tap
pen, second Julia Lucier.
Dressed boy doll, Gussie NC
Combs.
/ Dressed girl doll. first Gussie Nc
Comhs. second Edna Young.
4 Dress for children, first Mons
Brown, second Arlene Brown.
Breakfast cap, Mona Brown.
| Quilt, first Mary Gorden, second
Mrs. M. Dilling.
Pillow cases, Mona Brown.
4 Towel, Mona Brown.
| Doll, Gussie McCombs.
Flowers.
| Cut flowers, Muriel Chase.
Specimen plant, first Abilene
Green house, second S. j. Poore,
| Begonia. Mrs. A. H. Spahr.
| Hanging box, Mary o. Close.
Palm. Mrs. ]. Beeghley.
| CoIenses, Abilene Green House.
saIvias, Mrs. J. Beeghley.
i Apples.
Ben Davis, first w. r. Mullen,
second n. A. Snider.
Gano, first H. n. Dyer, second
w. H. Hollinger.
Grimes Golden, first II. N. Dyer
second M. M. Howland.
Jonathan, first NJ. NJ. Howland, sec
ond d. o. Lands.
Maiden Blush, H. NJ Dyer.
Missouri Pippen, first H. N. Dyer
second M. M. Rowland.
Rambo, first j. F. Murphy, Sec
ond H. N. Dyer.
1 Tallman sweet, first H. N. Dyer,
second H. "A. snider.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-24
r. Q. w. Leghorns.

pen, won Dy n. M. WoIEcy'
White Rocks.
Cockerei, first Mrs. Adah Jones
second Ed, Carver.
Pullet. first and second Ed Gar
yer.
Pen, first and second Mrs Adnh
Jones.
Buff Plymouth Rocks.
Cockerel, Geo. Mullen.
Hen, first and second Geo. Null
len.
Pen. sdilt ROmbsrger.
Gold Laced WyandOttes.
Pen, Rev. McQuiIlam,
Partridge s. q p. an
All prizes, Including cock, hen,
cockerel, pullet. pen, won by ~.
Bleakley.
Black Cochin Bantams.
Cockerel, w. o. Landes.
Pullet, w. o. Landes.
Pen, Melvin Jeffcoat.
Frishes chuckler, Albert BaskeF-
Vile.
Bnff Cochen, Any Variety.
CockereI, first Ben Cooley. aec=
ond Clarence Rhodes.
Pullet. first ana second, Ben Cool
Pen. Ben Cooley.
d. Bright.
Pullet, James Beagle,
Geese.
first and second r ?. Beagle,
Ducha.
Adult drake, first W. Q. Landes
second R. Mullen.
Duck, first w. o. LandeS, second
r. Mullen.
Young drake. first r. Mullen
second Ed. Carver.
Duck, first Ed. Carver, second =
Mullen.
white Runncr Ducks.
Drake. first and sseOId' w 2
Landes.
Duck, first and second Bruce
Engle.
Turkeys.
All prizes won by Harold Jones
Grain and Seeds.
winter wheat. first Joe Holm
Ger. second b. =. Funston. third
Frank Lands.
Kaffir corn, first w. R. Mullen
second Henry Coffenberger. thire
Clarence Garten.
yellow corn, first Frank lands
second q, B. Clemence, third J. r
Feighley.
white corn, first Glare snider
second John Balsiger. third Waiter
'Whitehair.
Mixed corn, first VIM. Biesecker
second j. M. Kugler, third waiter
Whitehair
white oats, first J. W. Rumolu
second N. ". Funston.
Pop corn, first J. +. Kooy' seconu
Mrs. Lewis Hayes.
Alfalfa. first Kelley Allen, second
H. A. snider. third Tavern wilcox
Largest pumpkin, first J. r. NO
by. second J. c. Seaton. .
Display watermelons, first Haruy
Garten, second A. H. White, thiro
C. D. Clemence.
sorghum, Henry Coffenberger'
Maize, w. R. Mullen.
vegetables.
Onions. Adam Gunzeiman.
pumpkins, w. o. Lands.
sugar beets, Daniel Curtis
sweet corn, first A. M. Tolbert'
second ]. M. Brewer.
variety vegetables. prst =. y
Farrar.
cantolOupes. first Geo. ArmstrOng'
second J. r. Koby.
Potatoes.
yellow sweets. first L. A. Hilton
second Harry Huff.
Red Sweets. first A. R. shepherd
second L. A. Hilton.
Early potatoes, first J. F. Feig-
Iey, second =. o. Farrar.
white sweets. A. R. Shepherd.
Carrots, W. n. Elliot.
white yams. W. 4. Mullen.
Dairy and Kitclen.
49, M@a EiunAF
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-24

OFaD AVNADt NAo' - 49,
Ripe grape. Mrs. VIM. Holeman.
cider apple butter, Mrs. Chris
Johntz.
Grape butter Mrs. Chris JohntE
Annie preserves, Mrs. Lucy Tull.
Pear preserves. ]. F, Koby.
ounce preserves, Mrs. L. Tuli'
Grab apple preserves, Mrs. L. Tuil.
Apricot preserves, J. M. Kugier.
Canned grapes, J. M. Kugler-
Cherry jelly. Mrs. J. w. Green.
Canned pears. Mrs. e, N. Belknap.
Canned peaches, Lizzie Lands.
Canned piums. Mrs, q, " Loyd.
Fine Arts.
Marine, Mrs, J. =. Keel.
landscapes, first Mrs. J. =, Keel,
second Nellie Custer.
Flowers. John Pocre.
Burnt Wood.
Largest specimen. May Briney'
smallest specimen, Meruh Adams.
Leather, Pearl Johntz.
China.
collection, first Mrs. r. @. lrey'
second Anna Callahan.
Cream and sugar, first Mrs. =.
q. Trey, second Mrs. n. 3. Martin
Cups and saucers. Mrs r, 9. lrey'
Six plates, first Mira. N. p. MAR
tin second Mrs. r. G. Trey
vase, Mrs. R. @. Trey.
stein, Mrs. r. G. Trey.
Ron hon box, Mrs. r. @. Trey.
pitcher, kirst Mrs. r. G. 1ren
second Anna Callahan.
Candle stick. Mrs. r. Q. lrey'
Tile. Mrs. r. G. Trey.
on.
Animals. first Mrs. H. Harger
second Mrs. H. schrader.
portrait, Nellie Custer.
Fruit. Nellie Custer Il
! WatercOIOFs.
Landscape, first Arch DAVIS sec
ond Mrs. J. b. Keel.
! Marine. Mrs, L, p Granam' So
ond Mrs. J. d. Keel.
Flowers, first Mrs. ]. y. keei
.acond Jennie Meier.
Fruit, first Mrs. Q. 9. Rogers
second Mrs. ]. =. Keel.
still life nature, Pearl Jonnlz'
portrait, Pearl Johntz
Kansas Scene, Pearl Johntz.
Oil.
Landscape, first Mrs. H. Scnra'
der second Mrs. H. Harger.
Marine, first Mrs. II. Saaraoer'
second Nellie Custer
FLOWERS, Mrs. H. schrader.
Fruit, Mrs. H. Harger.
st,ll life. Mrs. H. schrader.
painted plaque. Mrs. H. Harger
Drawing.
III PENCIL IlTsL HS0aA
MRS. Edna Nelson.
Textile, Knitting, etc.
Infants sacQue, Mrs. chas iroup @
Collection crochet or knittlns'
frat Pearl Johntz, second Mrs. Cnas'
Troup. 80 A..
specimen Irish crochet. first MRS
cbas. Troup. second Mabel Bigier'
Jabot. first Mabel Bigier. secohu
Mrs. Chas. Troup.
Coin PURSE ft'st Pearl 1Onn'1'
second Mrs. Chas. Troup.
Pin cushion, first Mrs. Cnas'
Troup. second Mary GOrden'
shawl, first e. Gagnon, seconu
Marian Rogers.
Bed spread, Mrs. j. 3 NM
Fancy bag, Hattie Darling.
Dolly, Hattie Darling.
Embroidery.
Tablet set, Mrs. chas. Troupe
Lunch cloth, first Mrs. L. J. Har-
mon. second Mrs. Chris Joints.
Carving cloth, first Mrs. uas.
Troup. second Katherine Landis
Dresser scarf. first Mabel Bigler,
aecoud Mrs. Chas. Troup.
SHIRT waist, first Ola Collins, sec
ond Mabel Bigler.
Towel, Mrs. L. J. Harmon, sec
ond Sadie PEendergsst.
coIorsd csnter, first Mrs. L. J.
Harmon. second Lena Armstrong
Table runner. Youna yandenbeFg.
Library table cloth. first Mrs
chas. Troup. second Florence Cart
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-24

Charley Peterson is one Of the
most level headed men the county
has ever had on It's board Of county
commissioners and Is on the job
ali OF the time. His associates speak
in the highest praise Of his good
qualities and the county's finances
will be safe in his keeping. The
Second district will make no mis-
take in his reelection and he VIII
have a larger majority than ever Ia
the November election.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-10-24

Ginger cookies. Mrs, Chris Joints,
Vanilla cookies. Mrs. Chris Johntz.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
ALDERMEN TAKE 1
LONG LOOK At
RESERVOIR
City Council Shown Municipal
Water Supply by A. B. Nc
Millen and Also Inspects
Pumping Plant.

Aldermen Clarke. orunsfeid. Coen,
skinner, Reilly and Thomas and
Mayor sellers were taken up to the
city reservoir this afternoon accom-
panied by representatives OF The press
10 inspect the municipal water SUN
ply, and after d thorough examina-
ton OF tina big cement pool and ia
surroundings they we're taken down
20 the putnpinB plant and made a
similar inspection there. Three auto
MeMillen of the water company
heading the party Shc aldermen
found Il hlgh board fence around the
entire Reservoir with four strands Of
hhrbod wire on top of Il. Every
thing was apparently clean and while
X was impossible 10 see the bottom
Of the reservoir the water was clear
enough 20 sec down three or four
feet. There WAS some nine feet OF
water la the reservoir, a total, ace
cording TO Air. MeAiiilen 81 tour mill
lion gallons. The water level gener-
ally ranges from eight 20 ten feet.
Mr. McMilicn stated 10 the aldermen
that Il was impossible for amy for
olga substance 10 enter the water
aside from the dust blown In BY the
wind and maintuins that the reser-
once Ia two years. IN regard to the
statement made thAt there Is organic
matter IN the water he told the ooun
ciinen that Il waa always present IA
standing water.
Mr.. MCMilien also said that the
water Ia practically al changed every
day. While somp aof the aldermen
were of the opinion that the Feser-
v0ir should be cleaned az least once
year the mayor made the point that
Il should be just as cl, or cleaner
az d mountain lake, which r. never
drained and which Il not protected
from organic matter from the out
side
Inspection Of the water In the biz
pit al the plant showed seven feet Of
/ crystal clear water supplied from
the twenty-seven flowing wells III ths
bottom 81 the pit ana Air. McAiller
stated that IN two hours after the
pumps are stopped this water leve
Fis9H % more than double the depth
AZ the reservoir no signs whnteveI
Of dead animals or foreign mattel
could be- seen; this sides or the reaer
Voir as far as they we're Visible beinl
quite clean.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
CRUSH OF BUYERS
At BOATRIGHT'S
SALE
June Clearance Event is At
tracing Crowds Which
Make Double Sales Force
Necessary.

The opening OF tine dig June Clear
ance sale AZ tho Boesfight store on
Oold avenue was marked yesterday
by a rush OF bargain goakers which
kept the store tammod from early
morning until closing lime at night.
In fact the crush WA 80 great at
times that even an augmented selling
force was unable 20 handle Il TO the
satisfaction OF the management, and
Mr.. Boatrlght has announced that
BILE force OF clerks viii be employed.
The reasons for the extraordinary
success OF the Boatright sale are not
far 90 seek. They are found In an Of.
ferihg Of genuinely phenomena VAL
ues in high class and stslctly season.
able merchandise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
COOPERATIVE WORK
!. AND ITS RESULTS
Santa Fe Agricultural Bullet
in Tells of Accomplish
ments in Dry Farm Districts
Under Prof. ]. D. Tinsley.

what has been accomplished hy the
cooperative demonstrations work in
the dry farming districts along the
SAINTS Re lines Ia New Moxico in 1914
IL graphically told with the assistance
81 numerous we'll selected photo
graphs In Santa he ARricullHral Bul-
ietin No. q. just Issued by Prof. ]. ID.
Tinsley, agricultural demonstrator.
The bulletin Is nfty-five page
pamphlet completely coVering the
work done with an kinds of crops
With which experiments We're made.
The results are carefully given IN
eycry case and the bulletin is eXhnus-
tive aud specific enough 20 prove an
Itself.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
BIG HOUSE PLEASED
WITH COLUMBUS
PICTURES
Story Of Discovery of America
Told at Crystal This After
noon in Famous $4,000 Sc
lig Production.

with an intentness indicative OF
extraordinary. Interest an audience
which completely nned the crystal
thcater this afternoon watched for a
full hour the initial presentation IN
this city OF what IS admittedly one OF
the worlds motion picture master
pieces--fne $50, 600 Sclig production
called "The Coming OF Columbus"
when the light had faded upon the
final scene, showing the great disc
cOVerer returning ln chains from the
second voyage 10 the new world, there
came q burst Of Applause which show
ed that Manager sherman has secur-
ed an attraction which appeals 10
every class OF theatcr-g0er az gem
timely worth while.
The three films tell IN rich detail
the complete story of the GenOcse
navigator VINO, through the grace OF
Queen Isabella OF spain and IN the
face OF tho scorn OF all the great
scholars 81 his world venturcd With
three tiny vessels into the unknown
seas and found continent. It's all
there, lust as the children learn Il
ia the school historics--how Coium-
bias won tho friendship of the queens
confessor, how the good queen nor
ELF offered to pawn her jewels to
finance his venture; how the wise
men Of salamanca scoffed and called
Columbus crazy! now tne start WAS
made IN the pinta. the Nina and the
santa Maria; how the sailors grew
mUtinour - tire voyage heightened
INTO months; Row the appearance OF
a land bird gave them new cOuragei
how the landing was made az san SAL
yador; how Columbus returned IN
triumph 40 tho Spanish court accom-
panied BY d hand OF Indians bearing
sold and strange birds and animalsi
how Columbus COMPOUNDED the inso-
lent courticr with his famous egg
trick, and--hut you must see e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

There is no real need OF anyone
being troubled with constipation.
Chamberloin's Tablets VIII cause an
agreeable movement OF the bowels
without any unpleasant effect. Give
them a trial. For sale By all drug
gists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

Convention Hail. ChiCaRu, June ia.
IA hig that On the rims, uounted
on tail pole was carried into tne
han 81 ono 0f the roxas delegates.
ID attracted no attention..
Ja0na Breed ~ best
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
THE KELLEY B0HNE
COMPANY GETS
GREATERCROWDS

Claude Kt8cy and Walter Bohmes
big company al the Airdome contln-
uta Ia got the big crowds. While the
weather was the lentt BIZ cool outside
last night & wasn't noticeable at the
Airdome. Tho show % such a pleas
ing one that the booster never Grown
weary n ~ 90 much different from
the ordinary rep show. IL has proven
ltaelf 80 be- the best balanced troupe
ever vleiting Albuquerque. They are
dies and gentlemen They won tfcat-
az Albuquerque Wight from the Open-
Ing night. Tonight VIII be another
Fun show Tho mixed Affair. good
speclaliiea and good new picture scFv-
Ice This good company ia engaged
az the Alrdome indefinitely. changing
days. Wednesdays ana Fridays.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
MI FOR MEETING
FOR STATE FAIR
| ISSUED TODAY
bsident Isaac Barth Of the
association Joined by May
pr Sellers, Commercial Club
And Retail Merchants As
|Ociation.


- meeting Of the New Mex .
70 state Fnsr association Is here-
y called for Thursday. Jane .
9th. in the Commercial club. y
lrl TIE purpose 81 ele6ting .
resident, secretary and board Of =
Irtfctors Tor the association, and =
lr9 setting the dates for the q
II, annual fair and for the y
'tAnsRction OF such other husl- =
Z - as may be properly connid-
i ~ az such a maotlnB.F
ISAAC BARTH. q
Fsident State Fair Association. 9
0So . eoe . = . . y
foregoing Official call for a
mig Of the state fair association
KThursday night. h. cOnourred IN
WtyOr p. H. b. SELLERS for the city
~ Albuquerque, &. a. kaseman,
Reni 81 the Commercial club, and
fl Jana, president OF the Retail
8,hants' association. The meeting
/ be held la the club a. 5 O'Clock
ksday nlght Every citi1en Of Al
horqne h asked and urged 90 at
q and take an active part IN the
Reedings. Albuquerque u going 90
4, a fair regardless OF tine fact mat
legislature refused olnakc any
Oprlation 20 assist In the work.
meeting Thursday night Is 20 be
IA, enthusiastic gathering OF the
ens Of Albuquerque. The "Albu-
j qus Spirit" n 90 he demonstrated
q certainty that the meeting viii
yell attended.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels. cause chronic constipation.
poan's Rcguieis operate easily, tone
the stomach. cufc constipation. CSC,
Ask your druggist for them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

Ia vonlda ae cristobai Colon en- 81
reutro crystal esta noche.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

Cane. millcs aud Kagnr corn. For
secd. A.. W. Fre.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

La Venuta a Crlstoforo Colombo
mel Teatro Crystal questa sera.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

Fog. and Mr.. e. =. stephan ana
|iren. left last night for Chicago,
re they will remain until Sopfem-
4. Professor stephen n a mem-
of the faculty Of the uniyeralty
Few Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

5uis Gumhinar, composer Of the
hit, fffexekiah's Barn Dance
ntiy placed On sale AZ the Lear
-3And0mnnn company, leaves
for Peoria. H., for d visit Of sew
weeks with relatives. For the
week Mr 1umblncr viii be az
nafd and LindcWaun'a 10 demon
o the wOTda and muaic OF hlt
" composition. which III being
fably received an over the cOun-
= Many AlhuQuerque neuple have
baacd cnplte az the production,
|g more than pleased with the
ard dash Injected into 81 BY
popular YOUNG composer.