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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-07-04
- lndicial District Court, State Of
Loui1ans, Parish Of Washington


Notice i hereby given that BY virtue
q an ordsr o. seizure and sals. issued
out q tho above named court, u the
nlattar Of tho Bank q Ftsnkhnfon
yeesus Numbee soab, James ". Eus-
IN daeed 10 18th dsy Of juno,
I1ell and/ 70 No directed for *
secufaop;l nsys seized and wm obsr
- - and sell . The lAst and highest
.biddsr, = the principal front door q
- squirt hose 4 Rlanklnton, n,
saturday, August s, 1919
betWssn t. lsesl sale hours for Judi
eli ~ tho following described prop.
~ to.vft;
North half Of wi, sscuon 30, town
Zip south, range II, sast; lot : !
ssslio9 y, Twp. :, south. (. Il, east
NJ g M, 80. =, tvp. =, south, !
Z, sl NJ q mi, 80. g, Twp.
- \ -; wsst hah q 81
NJ. !, saatl !. Il, sast; =
lolh, !. y, 60
b = - iIrsslts NJ
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-07-04

18th Judicial District Court, State Of
Louisiana. Parish Of Warrington,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-07-04
Sheriff Sales.
9th. Judicial District Court, State Of
Louisiana, Parish Of Washington.
l.. E, IRELAND
Versus
r. Z. Bickham ct ais.

Notice is hereby given that by VIZ.
tue of q writ Of Fieri Facias issued
out Of the above named court IN
the matter of L. E. Breland vs.
T. z. Bickham ct ais, dated inc
18th day Of April, 1912, and to me
directed for execution, I have selzeo
and win offer for sale to the LAST ana
highest bidder, at the principal 1ront
door Of the court house on
Saturday, July u, 1917
between the legal sale hours for judi. :.
cial sales the following described
property, to-wit:
Forty (4o) acres Of land, nw4 o. sea'
Sec. "a, Twp. 8 south, Range II east
Is per title in conveyance book TO-
page al. ~
Terms Of sale: Cash with benen'
Of appraisement.
This Goth day Of June, 1912.
IT,. Simmons, Sheriff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20
O0RNE STONE TO
! Be LAID SUNDAY
AFTERNOON
Five Ministers to Take Part IN
Ceremonies at Central Ave.
nue. Methodist Church at
Four O'clock.

The Gomez stone 81 the new Can
tTai Avcndc Mefhodisf thur M eeuth.
ni the CORNER ~ AFno ON East reu-
frni. and one 81 the hanoHoino1l
churches IN tho STATE, VIII be laid a.
O'Clock fomorrow aftsrnoon with p
most interesting ssrorfam ~ EXERCISES
ana Il ~ expected rfSe ceremony VIII
be- attended by large crowd Of peo-
pie. whhe rerylees have been held
for nona time Eant Ia the banelDeut
81 the bIa buil6inr. tBc interior ~ me
main auditorium has jnst been prnr-
Ideally completed. An orifice has
been ieft for the corner stone aud
the enclosed cavity will receive
short history OF the church ~ date
with copiea 81 current publications
and other articles. the stone 10 be
Dwt w place 90 the accompaniment 81
an ln.s I've ritual of the church.
Tho ch, sch 10 enthusiastically very
handsome. Of red brick with stone
trimmings. a spacious auditorium with
all modern appursenances, ana Some
exceptionally beautiful stained glass
Windows. its erection reflects great
credit upon the members Of the
church and liz energetic ana able pas
tor. and the denomination ana bears
witness 10 the growth 81 the church
in members and prosperity. Five city
pastors are TO take part IN the exer-
cises tomorrow. the program being as
follows:
Song by congregation. hymn $50.
Prayer by Rev. W. = uberholtzer.
Solo, Miss Howell.
minute address. REV. J. =.
RuByan.
Folio. Mr.. Andrews
Five minute address. Rev. iIcrmnn
y. williams, church Co-opcrntion.
Reading from church ritual, Rev.
Hugh a. Cooper,
Laying the corner stone. Rev. s. u.
| Allison. pastor of the church,
Song by congregation, hymn Gel.
licnediction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20
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I have IN my possession n pTeacrip-
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or. Wenkened manhood, falling mem.
ory and lame hack, brought on by ex-
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wonld charge ts.oo 90 es.00 tor mere
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but J send u entirely free.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20
RESIDENCE TREND
IS TOWARD THE
HIGHLANDS
Qpenipga ri 2QrOasap-Kenp
Addition East Of the HOspi-
tai Is ArOusing Great Inter.
est in Local Real Estate
Circles.

Discriminating buyers OF real ea-
tate, those familiar with the factors
which usually determine the trend Of
rear estate values, will ba interested
IN the announcement Of a sale ~ lots
which n 90 begin Monday IN what 10
widely known here az the crOssnn-
Kennedy addition IN the Highlands.
Il is an established fact that In alt
cities the more desirable residential
districts are Invariably located IN the
highlands. sud the admirable loca-
ton cf the croRsan- Kennedy addition
makes Il peculiarly adapt 10 pretty
home sites.
The Croasan- Kennedy addition
comprises some twenty blocks and
runs ea1tward, with frontaKes on
Baat Grand avenue, from g. Joseph'a
Hospital % the University. The view
from any point ln the addition "
unmatched IN breadth and beauty,
while the height 81 tho district in
ruFeH pure air End freedom from
danger OF malaria.
The general dealrablllty ~ this sec
ton NAY b suggested ty the state.
ment that Il onntains the pretty J. r..
sulEer bungalow. while a number OF
other prominent people sre consider
ing the erection Of attractive homes
ln the nelGhborhood. n should be re-
memheFed too. that lota on East Cen
ira, aysnue. now worth thousands 0g
dollars. we're purchased a compare
lively few years ago for az low as $50
and ti00 each.
A. an Investment Opportunity tho
croAsan- Kennedy addition LOT sale a
unexcelled In Albuquerque. Tho In
crensing value ~ this property ir iual
a. SIRE AZ the growth Of the city Il.
self. ana those who are wise enough
70 purchase now viii reap their IN.
yeatment harvest within very few
years,
Surveyors are now az work on lhs
addition. and by Monday all the lot
VIII be- ataked and nnnissTSa. Cor
nor iota viii have q frontage ~ -
feet and Inside lots ~ 10 ixel kxea9
Ia limited aootloR 81 the addition
lots Will be s0ld only IN blocks Of IS
each. The pricoa and terms win b.
unusually attractive. shs details he
Ing IN chafaa ~ the John n, Maorl
Realty Company. who are solllnl
agents Tor the owners
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

heretofore that the soils aim and end
0f tho goats creation was the produce
tion OF an animal OF pusillstic pro-
pcnsltles. Hut recent history shows
the fallacy OF that theory. A well up
holatercd Angora goat 10 as valuable
as a crop Of alfalfa; and a. fiock OF
them makes the owner a naIefaetc-
of great wealth.
n h only on recent years. however,
that the Angora has come into his
own. lie has been a conner lately In
Arizona. even II he hasn't quite arr
rived yet. fiut Il " expected that no
VIII come Into his heritage az soon as
they start the AnEora show here next
fall.
Secretary G. Is. Wood. Of the state
fair commission. recently has been In.
correspondence with some goat peo-
are in the goat business. These men
are known uH the National Mohalr
Growers association. mohair being
the prlacipal crop which the Angora
produces. This association has ar
ranged for a big convention and show
In phoonex aud they have arranged
20 have Il while the fair q In neo-
Nreaa. Il will BE- q nina thing Cor the
coats. for Il will aise many Of them
a chance 10 SGT IN the public eye. In
cidentally. Il will 80 q fna thing for
tho 9roprietofa Of the goats. for
there are some mighty fno prizes
70 be- offered.
Secretary Baker, who writes on be-
half VI the mehalr association, naya
the convention win be- held here be-
ginning October 20. II h the policy
81 the association 10 hold its annuoi
convention IN some town ~ the time
state fair 10 IN progress and Phoe-
nix WAS lucky enough 60 draw the
prize thls year. 4 - safe 10 say the
asaor.ation viii never regret itn
sn0ico.
Several trophy cups have been Of
fered. ono sweepstakes cup VIII be
awarded % the owner OF the beet
buck aud another Will 80 a tho own
er Of the best doe. There VIII also be
prics for the owners Of the most like
y Kids. tNo slang lntendodJ
Then a cup Wiz be- given iho prs
Queer Of the beat mohair which, ~ u
condition % entry must % moro than
twelve inches IN length. Ar. Legan-
HoVe 81 New Yorh. VINO onert this
cup. alao stands ready 10 buy eii the
mohAir " this quality and Will pay
from dollar % lwoVA dnIlarn a
rennu for a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

fal shadow Dance .MaoDowell
tbD Ifsbesiraum ~ A fiat tiaxt
Mr.. scder.
tfOmauUe ......-s..ssssd'A Utbfosio
Mrs. Henderson.
Sweet and Low. .bnrnby
Mosdnmea Wfnchester ana Hender-
tpon. NY FEEDER. Or. Htddlng.
PART II.
The Nile. .s4s.sts s.ss.sst sifssfuNf
Meaaamea Winchester. Henderson;
M fader.
My Love. He Comes on the skee.
.Cioueh-Iciahter
Mrs winchester
Drlng 60 Ne Only Win Thine Eyes
s.s.sssss sDtu NDB"H"
hesaameN Winchester. Henderson;
Mr.. sedef. Df. Wedding
Hejre Kau. ... .............H ubay
Mrs. Henderson.
Fahiiiisie- IsssprOnptu .... Chopin
Mr.. Heder.
Gafmena .s..sssFsrstsssss - WhApA
Mrs. Winchester.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20
WALES CONES OF
most UNSAvORY
FAMILY
Fugitive from Justice Charged
With springerville Shooting
Son Of Chaves Murder sus-
poet.

That crime sometimes runs In The
family Is rather strongly indicated By
the case OF Jesus vailea now BEING
pursued through eastern New Mexico
by Deputy Sheriff Dyye Of Arizona,
charged with being enc Of the Ee$s.
Who held up ,. q naffeil and half
a dozen friends In . poker game at
Hprlhgerville. Aria. nhot aagfeii. loot
ed the poker game % eG0e or teoo
end made q getaway. Wales n a sun
90 Domingo Wales. best known 90
fame as tho chief suspect IN the case
of the murder of Col ,. Francisco
chavea a. PinoW WoIls Torrance
county SOME years ago. chaees neine
one Of the moaa prominent men ~
tne state. Domingo WALES was held
inr a long time Ia this ease. bat lack
of evidence finally compelled his dis
charge and he n now living az ba-
elnal, Hocorro county. a agother Of
Jesus Wales IN now serving life
sentence In the pohltonsiafv for his
part IN the murder Of a young Amer
lean camper who was staying with
bis bride In a tent N tho southern
end Of the Mannnn0 mountains. "a
VIII be recalled inst valIos and a
nan named sals narrowed the young
mans rifle and shot him from am
bush, tho terrified wife fleeing
through many hnrdahlps 20 safety
and swing the alarm which led 20
the arrnal and punishment % the
nurderefhs sails being hanged
Reports Of the shooting az bprihg-
eFvllle Indicate 4 was particularly
daring. The two iaen entered tho
place masked and ordered Che poker
plpyels - hoia Up their hands. SAT-
|Iell. an old ilme sun m(,n, onfleN 81
Chs IniFudeFn ana lrIca - d|NappI
hem when ihey shot nin. Several
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20
WHY NOT A GOAT
EXHIBIT FOR
THE FAIR
Members OfOrder of Buttinakis
Given Entrance to Arizona
Exposition and VIII Be Big
Feature.

why not a goat exhibit NJ the New
Aexlco state FAIR While we arc
hnnyinH ourselves setting ready 10
display 0ur me cattle and prize win
ming thoroughbred chickens and blue
ribbon CANNES, the goat has been
overlooked. That eminent and USE
ful citizen. Mr.. william Cost; mis-
wife Mrs. Manly Goat, and al the
little Willie and Nanny Goats, and all
othefn belonging 10 the Ancient aad
Accepted order of Buttinnkies in
Arizona. particularly The Arizona
clan, haye been formally admitted 10
the Arisona state Fair 81 Phoenix.
and New Mexico should not be- bas
hind Aslnona. The common or gar
DEN goat, In all His varying hues and
slEos and shape ~ bora, ought him
ser 10 make q pretty good exhibit
and the AnNofns which have heen OK
hlblted a. previous fairs here ought
"a he given special attention this year.
MOkair aroeing has become one Of
New Mexico's greatest Industries and
ahn ranks hlgh In the union "a a goat
stats. The Phoenix Republlcah aays
% the proposed goat show there
heretofore all animals from bulls
20 pug doga and from i<olHieln cattle
% docle edged osfrlches heFo had al
mlttance 10 the fair exhibit. That "a,
~. bus the goats nut ihla year the
Williams and Nancies wan have a.
inning. They will be 81 Wow from
morning 10 hiHht una FOR lhe gnllFe
s'N days of thu fair IRE goats she
tnlng, ~ the Immortal bard would
hays said had no been pflfiaH n
Goats Ana he probably would kl4t
written ~ them except That ghe gay
and iepllfe Aneora hadn't came into
fashion N hiN day.
y ssnwal'F haA besp qpRps
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

Women who bear chlierNn and 70
main healthy are those who prepare
their systems m advance Of baby's
coming. Unless the mother aids
nature IN Go prenatal work the cFisis
fnds her system unequal 20 the de-
niands made uDon Il. and she IL often
ioft with weakened health OF chronic
ailments. no r0mody "a 90 truly q
help 10 nature &c Mothers Eriomd.
and 10 oxpecianl mother should fail
20 ueo Il. Il relieves the Pain and
discomfort caneed b. sho strain On
the iisamentn. makes plant ans eiSs.
&c those nbFee and Eauacles which
netnfo - cxpAndlna, prepanls namb.
ncna Of limbo. and aoothos ne imam.
lnailcn % breast glands The syslom
being thus prepared ~ Mothers
Friend dispola the fear that The orlsiu
mag not b safely met Moihern
btlend assures . speedy ana compleis
focovtrg Tor the mo(hoE, and she n
leit . healthy woman 10 enjoy the
rearing ol her
child. Mothers Ma ~r9N. - = a :.
FRIEND e sOid 4
1FuH otogoH ..... -
Write fof Uuf gsao
book fps okpeot
ant mothers which oonlalnb Iat
valuable fnfoEMnlI1n, anf u4nI ~
aaelIona % 3 helpful nAiuFe
naAD1iNn eEeulAXoa ca, af.,,,. ca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

The musical event ~ mo assembly
Il % be- the concert BY four we'll
known Albuquerque artists "a be Civ
cn ngxt Friday night. Friday beinR
q. T. .. g. Day. me program ana
5ssr Names thereon makes further
comment necessary;
Mrs. ". ". winchester. Soprano.
f,r. y. r.. MEDINA. Baritone,
Mrs. ~, ~. HcndefHon. Violin.
~. Stanley B4def Piano.
PART T.
Sonata IN g Minor ....,.....o riea
(al Allegro
30 Mfnuetto.
Mr.. aedsr.
Derocuee from "gocelyn" GODDARD
Mrs Winchester.
thNtnnHtfhs .sssss.sss.s. fItfnl
Mrs. Henderson.
a Perfect bay Carrie Jacobs- Bond
~. IfeadIna.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

we sra bnsy preparing Tor live
progrnia for Aibu4nefque Day a. the
Meanl1lnair Chsutaaolsa. said Chair
mon 1sanc IlaFth of the Albuquerque
Day Committee today. "aBd ara ready
80 nagafe Inc people u thla eiiy that
81 fheJ don't - up 20 Moantsinalr ~
= body thet will miss me 10y biH-
sect fninH over pullea off. : ~ oom-
Initter a. wDFting buaiif al the TINA
and M pronram ~ entertalnnent
viii ~ ready foF announcement in a
short slime From promises Ne have
received, hundreds u u already as
aurrd vlll avail themselves OF the low
rate and make the tFip up 90 fhe
mouninin top In the nornina. re-
turning Ia the eyenlnN. The musical
program, with two banda will be 60
peclnlly fine. ard there win be Az
dresses ~ some 81 the prominent
men ~ the state elsewhere. Gov
esnor Marshall OF Indiana. DsHio-
cratic candidate for vice president.
has written me promising that " he
can arrange his itinerary aatlafac-
torily he win make every effort 20 he
present and make a speech on Aibu-
querque Lay. There van b. many
other attractions which arc s,Ili up
IN tho air. and altogether n IN going
"a b. biz day for Albuquerque
bOosfsfa"
Ths other membsra Of the commits
Tee "a charge are y. n. Bchwentker.
Ivan ofunefeld ard John Leo Clarke.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

shots we're fired on both sides and
next morning 1gnacio Lopez was
found suffering from a Ehastly
wound In the hack ana In the arm,
being Immediately arrested and Jailed
as one Ut the hold ups. Wales was
suspected, but 90. wind OF the sus-
picion and disappeared. He started
with the deputy after him for his
fathers home at sabinal and was
captureB there, later again giving the
officer the slip and starting east
again.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

The hiountaIpnir chan,anqua ne.
femtlS hcsinn a Aioahiaihslr on
Wednesday. Jnsy ~. ana ffdsh eli M
elections she expectation u the man
assmeni d jussrItd nat thd AMEND
nnce eilf ~ much lafRff than ever
Before The hel w. tIF 4 sAnecsea
10 swell the crowdt that make the
pIlesims9e % tse ep0l lnoUntains and
she exceptionally flee Ilfparnm ar
ranged - hound 10 bfinE l8rRo and
representative thfoAe 81 visitors
from Every part 81 the state. Albu.
auerQue a. usual. viii send the be
Fesi crowd aN she excursion ON A..
bn4uefqae DAy. July 20. n sxpecie6
- TAX the ralncHg ~ the Nnnta %
kfgip service. low rates having been
offered fnt tise Gay.
= popplar feature this year aiso
uiil - CHsf gfaEan. an uxpgrienrp6
rulinary artist az the Harvey system
who formerly ilatiea tha natate8a1f
passengers en- she santa " a. iuxa
aHAln amt who has delighted the
nianaselnent with the meals ne ms
hffn serving for ms paei week.
The event of the opening day will
~ me iecture ~ Col Ralph =. TWit-
cheih the historian aad scholar. on
tho topic win the Psueiscnns."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

Pasture for horses. 500 per
month. A. ~. stroup.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

us KH0CisOF F0F horso$ aad cattle.
f4tlIrF Kills them o. drives them
away. WIN aave you In feed five
times tiie costi soc, 75c and si.s5
pr can. r. w. FEE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20
ILLINOIS CONCERN TO
FURNISH CoNvEYORs
AT ELEPHANT BUTTE

(sperlal Correspondents 10 IIeraId.)
Washington, D. c., July ies-Tha
secretary Of the interior has Guthoriz
ed the reclamation service 10 snter
into a coat set WITH the stephenson
Adamson Company Of Aurora. III, for
furnishing conveying equipment for
the ssnd.cement grinding plant az
Elephant Butte. y. NJ, where the re-
elamail0n service n building the I'm
Gle dam IN connection with the Rio
Cirands irrigation project The con-
tract price ~ ae,0S7.i0.
Pasture for horses. $500 per
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-20

The SWEETEST turnoota ana cabs ~
sho city nfo nl Srlmble'n. ma North
sucona ststsA rhone
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-09

Sullivan, Wis; Oct. "a score
of residents ofgthis place today [
testified to the truth of the story Z
about Michael Seofeld. This is :
the story,
MichaeEScofeld died. For two I
days he lay perfectly still in his }
coffin. A funefalservice was held. ,
The heaFse heading the process I
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-09
WOW!SOME IMAGINATION

The position of correspondent
of The Day Book at Sullivan,
Wis, is now vacant. No appli-
cants suffering from over-heated
Imagination need apply.
The Day, Book was the proud
possessor. of a correspondent in
Sullivan at 9 o'clock this morn
ing. At one minute after 9, said
correspondent at Sullivan sent in
the following story. At.9tl5, the
interval being devoted blythe edi-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-09

Who puts "a laugh in every
line" of the varied matter he con
tributes to The Day Book. He is
co-creator with. Artist Condo of
the famous OSCAR and Adolph
and other comic characters, fur
nishing the words to Condos
music" The two working to-
gether make a team International
ly famous.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-09

A favofite artist with readers
of The Day Book. His delinea-
tons Of OSCAR and Adolph, Ever
EFT True, Mr.. Skygack from
Mars, Diana Dillpickles.and other
comic characters have made mil
lions of smiles for all of us.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-09

tor to recovering from the shock,
the correspondent was abruptly
separated from his job-by wire.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-10-02
Further Substantiation of Aztec In
dams Remarkable Record-He
Died at 1876.

Austin, Tex.-Further substantiation
If the report from Tuxpan, Mexico,
of the death some time ago of Jose
Calvario at an age lacking only 10
years of the two century mark, was
contained In a letter received here
from Frank L. Watson, an American
plining man at Coloma, Mexico.
Il was at Tuxpan on the day Cal
vario died." he writes. Il had seen
the old man walking about the streets
of the town many times and he was
often pointed out to me as being near
ly 200 years old So interested we're
the state officials in the report OF the
great age of the man that a special
commission was appointed to inVest1-
gate the claim. The records OF the
parish church show that he was born
In 1877. He left 1000 descendants.
HE often told his friends in jok-
ing manner that he had the largest
family of any man in the world. NO
one knows how many times he was
married, but it is commonly reported
that he married his last wife when he
was past the age of 80 years and that
they had several children.
"Calvario was an Aztec Indian. He
ate whatever he liked and. of course,