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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-We are in the market for
vacant lots in Hammond. Come and
see US and give the price and loea-
ton. We have farm lands in Wis
censin. Michigan and Arkansas to ex-
change for improved or unimproved
anywhere In the county OF Lake.
Calumet Home s. Investment Co. AIS
State ST.. phone 1874. Hammond.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Fuil blooded Plymouth
Rock homer and Carneaux pigeons.
Address or call 33s sheridan ave.
Whiting. 11-b
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING pgaca
your offer before most Of the people II
this city te whom 1t xvorId hive avg
iptereAt
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BY Roscoe Hemstock,
Deputy Clerk.

NOTICE.
will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife. Alberta
Warne, after this date.
WINNIE WARNE
Julv 13e19l2
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FEMALE HELP.
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-If your watch does not keep
time bring IL to US. We will put 1t In
good order. Also we do clock and jew
eiry repairing. Charges will please you.
Will call for your clock and deliver It.
Old gold and silver taken In trade.
Chas Arkin, the reliable jeweier. SO
state ST.. Hammond. Established %
years. 1s-2
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MOTIONS AND ORDERS

CONTINUED rom page Ave,
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FOR RENT-New fiat; all modern i'm
provements. Call at 421 Indiana ave.
Hammond 1910
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EARN SIS TO s12 WEEKLY at home
during spare time mailing circu-
lars For particulars send Loo which
we return when you begin work. VIM.
A. Droste Co. Ala A44 Trumbull ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
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FOR RENT-Eight-room house and
fat. s12 per month. Inquire e. w.
Holmes. 25th and Adams. Gary. Phone
344. 13tf
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For RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished front room.
Call at State ST., Hammond. l6-2
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FOR SAI4E-Win sell furnace. pipes
and registers for SIS If taken at
once. DIR. kohr, 76s Indiana boulevard.
1873
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| FOR SALE-A Groom house, within
! 500 feet OF Hammond postoffice.
price $500; good place for roomers
or boarders. Inquire F. T. Wyman, 142
Sibley st, Hammond. 1873
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FOR RENT-Two 4-room flats. fur
nished; SIS each Also steam heated
fiat, modern. with janitor service;
flats centrally located. Inquire 34S7
Fir St, or Citizens bank. Phone 56sW,
Indiana Harbor.
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FOR RENT-Six-room fiat. Apply 319
State Line St. West Hammond. Ill.
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FOR RENT-Small cottage. 955 Erie
st. For information phone $40 Ham
mona lift
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THE ROME NEWSPAPER OF Lake
COUNTY is THE COMPLIMENT BE-
SLOWED By ITS READERS ON THE
x1AES
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Otto H. Duelke, city Clerk.
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FOR SALE-Second hand household
goods at give away price. Call Col
den Bros storage house, Fayette and
Sohl ST.. and ask for Mr.. Sourbeer man
ager.
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Signed. JOHN JACKSON.
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Edor Bldg, 627-629 So. Holman st
Opposite Superior Court building. In
quire on the premises or Citizens Ger
man National bank, Hammond. lit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27

London, Feb. 2I.-Nows OF the dis
oovery OF the south pole Is expected
10 reach London az any moment. and
already the newspapers are begin
ming 20 discuss the chances Of the
rival expedition 0f Captain ROAD Am-
undaeu and Captain n. y. scott Each
will cable a fun account nf his sue
cess or failure from his first landins
place on return Quincy from the anti
arctic.
Tho Westminster Gazette has "a
timely article b. a man experienced
Ia nolar matters. who says:
'At any moment one 81 the south
ernmoEt cable stations may spread
over the world The message that tho
second OF tho great poiar mysteries
has been solved and that an explorer
has succeeded IN doing in the Antnrc-
&c what Admiral poary dld and what
Doctor Cook said he did IN the fnrih-
est north Ia the midst OF all un-
certainty All that we know practically
certain Is that the great race. when
~ surely the most remarkable mat
has ever bern run, Is BY this time
lost and won."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27

Chicago. Feb 27.-Friende OF Mrs.
Solomon Stufgoa, a former Chicago
dlvorcee. wore shocked today 70 learn
OF her marriage Ia London 20 Veil
Rey, a former guard ia the deposei
sultan OF Turkey. u Is said The Iusk-
lsh wo0er was Joking Mrs. sturses
shout the rumor OF her engagcment
with a Montana politician and said
You had better mnrry me
Mrs. Siurges considered the matter
languldly 81 FIRST, bui after rev min
utes accepted She oycrslept the day
set for Tie wedding. so the ceremony
VAS postponed until the next dag.
Mrs sturges became interested sew
eral years ago In the lsadoro duncan
cult She adopted aii oi the teachings
bua Was satisfied 90 wear Che simple
flowing Grcclan drapcries al home
only. Mrs. atufges is the author Of
Tie play, "Tho Law" produced IN
Chicago IN 1897. when she PLAYED the
leading role OF Mimi wearing the
classic Greek narh Hes costume had
long, loose sleeves bnd was very low
az the neck. Sandals were worn with
out stockings.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27
CLUB
MEETING TONIGHT
WILL Be LIVELY
THROUGHOUT
Believing That Definite Ar
engagements Will Be Made
to Establish Canning Fac
tory in Early Spring.
PROMOTER OF INDUSTRY
TO ADDRESS MEMBERS

The live wfre citizens Of Aihuquer-
que are scheduled 90 gather IN the
Commercial club tonight and render
definite decisions regarding the cstab-
liahment OF "a number OF new indus
tries which promise 70 become Of vast
Importance 10 The upbuilding 81 the
town aud community. The meeting
VIII be called to order promptly az B
o'clock by PRESIDENT simon stern,
who viii outline the program for the
evening. One of the most important
of the many topics 20 be discussed is
thai relative % the establishment in
Albuquerque of canning factory
THE club has promoted The propoai-
ton up 20 @ point where d "a prac-
ucaily ready 10 close deal q ~.
Green, of the g. H. Green Gaining
company Of Dengor, arrived In Aibu-
qucrque last nisht and VIII be pres
emit al the meeting tonight 60 teh The
club members what his proposition
and what he believes can bo accom-
pliahed az ihe result Of the establish
meht here of eanncry similar 20 the
string VI a.x lhctofies he ana his ass
sociates control in Colorado. ProNid-
"a the C0mercial club ana MI Green
arrive az u dcfiniie decision tonight
the factory viii be built and reads
for operation by April or soon thorc-
after Mr.. Green proposes 60 put ~
factory here that VIII have a ca-
paciiP of 10000 cans per day
ne Is confident that the New Mex
leo Wholesale houses can handle the
entire output OF Che factory and that
all the canned goods manufactured Ia
Albuquerque viii bc consumed IN this
state. with years on experience IN
tha canning business and Win "a aplcn-
old reputation in 81 the cities which
he operates factories, there Is every
reason TO believe that Mr. Green Will
make "a splendid anccrsa ot the prop.
|osiiiOn here re understands that
there viii be- some little dilhcuify the
lfst season I'm inducing the farmers ~
grow a larger acreage than they have
ever grown before because they viii
mol fully realize that they have right
10 Albuquerque an unlimited market
cor thCir produce But With the first
year positive success. Mr. Green
is sure the farmers VIII take hold 81
tic proposition the same ag ~ other
places and ggow vegetables and fruit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27
WITNESS RELATES
EFFORTS TO MAKE
BEEF COMBINE
Moses II. Joseph Tells Court
of Attempts He and Father
Made to Undermine the
S. & S. Company.

tBy EVeminE Herald a. y. Leased Wirel
Chicago. Feb. 27.-- Additional de-
tails OF the efforts made by Edward
Tllden. president Of the National
Packing company. ana ono OF the de-
fendanls. 20 buy stock ia tho schwarz-
schlid and snlzbergcr company and
the New York Butchers Dressed
Meat company. were given hy Moses
r. Joseph secretary and treasurer o.
tho latter company az tho packerE
trial today
lie said that after several years o.
effort the witnces ana his father,
Frederick Joseph. only succeeded IN
purchasing nhou7 10000 Of the 10000
shares IN the srhwarzschild and sulz-
berger company ana he rosigncd from
The 80 and s." company.
The JoEephs. acting as agents for
'riiden, then bought 6,s2e 81 the
1880 shares OF tho New York Butch
ors' Dressed Meat company ana the
company became q subsidiary of the
National Packing company. Both the
schwarzschild ana sul1berger com-
pany and the New York Butchers
Dressed Meat company were active
competitors OF the Chicago packers
at the time.
The witness said that Tllden's
money was used ia the purchase 81
stock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27
CONFERENCE Z STILL
BEING HELD FOR
ADJUSTMENT OF
MINE SCALE
Coal Operators and Employees
Seek Some Means to Pacify
Union and Prevent Threat
ened Walkout.
JOINT MEETING SET
FOR EARLY IN MARCH


gny Evenins fIerald 4. =. Leased wire)
Nov York. Feb. 2T.-The Joint com.
mittee representing the anthracite
miners and the operators met here
today 20 consider che demand OF the
miners for a new working agreement
effective May !.
None OF the members % the COM
mittees had any statement TO make
preliminary TO the first joint meeting.
Earlier Ia the day representatives
ol the operators said Il would be im-
possible to acccde to the demands
of the mino workers for a 20 per
cent increase. a recognition oi the
union and a shorter working day The
miners insist that the increased coat
~ living has made higher weges
necessary.
Some OF the coal operators have
expressed the opinion that there Will
be no strike.
The conference adjourned shortly
eftcr 2 o'clock with the announcement
that the operators would meet on
Tuesday next and thar a joint conior.
ence would be held March 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
risk THEIR LIVES
TO CARRY food
TO 4 Train
Firemen Ride on Horseback
Through Terrible Blizzard
70 Rescue Passengers Caught
in Drift.
SIX LOCOMOTIVES
PULL COACHES OUT

tny Eteeiha Iferala a. y. rsenaea wirel
Trinidad. Colo, Fob. a7.-How C..
J.. O'Nsil and r. r. wallace. two
Colorado a Southern firemen, mount
cd horses at Texlino. IpHas. and car
rying sandwiches and coffee IN Sacks
for six hours struggled 70 reach Colo
RADIO s. Southern train no 3. stalled
IN the snow ten miies south Of that
place. and how. half frozen ana al
most ready TO fan from their saddles
from exhaustion. they finally reached
their destination. was told today by
passengers who reached here late last
night. after forty hoers spent in che
drifts on the open prairie. The fire.
men were unable 20 speak ond are In
serious coalition. The train stuck
in the snow eaFly Sunday morning
ana was finally pulled out yesterday
afternoon by elk angineR The fifty
eight passengers lived on a quantity
Of eggs found IN the hagEage car un-
IN the firemen arrived with the food.
Bclated news reached here that the
loss OF livestock viii Be tho heaviest
IN twenty-five years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27
KNOX GABLES THAT
HE WILL ADDRESS
SAN FRANCISCO
DIRECTORS
American Diplomat Is At Col
on Where He Is Given Cor
dial Reception BY Govern
ment Officials.
HE BEARS MESSAGE
OF GOOD WILL HE SAYS


(ns Evehiag ifefntd 4. =. Leased wirt)
Washington. d. c.. Feb. 2T.-seo-
reiary knox today cabled TO the
Willie House from Colon his accept
ance OF an invitation to speak IN San
francisco May q ATT Knox win I'd
dress che directors Of the panuma-
Pacific international exposition and
the Allied boards OF Trade Of the city
on the subject Of South and Central
America" and II Is expected will tell
of his trip 70 the Central American
republics.
Mr Knox was met BY municipal ana
government officials who extended
greetings while American residents
and citizens Of Colon cheered and a
band played the star spangled Ban
ner"
Governor Arosemena Of Colon de-
livered a short speech Of welcome
and Mr. Knox IN reply said he bore
q message OF good will and friendship
from the president and people Of the
United States 20 the republics OF Cen
trail ana soath America and that he
was much touched by the kind recep-
ton with which he had been greeted
% his ilrst stopping place. The sec
Rotary and party went 70 Panama
city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27
KINGSTON. JAMAICA
IN HANDS or MON

(ny Escnian Herald A. y. Leaaed wirol
Kingston. Jamaica, Feb. 2I.--KlnG-
slon was glven over 20 mob rule
throughout the night as result OF
collisions between the police and the
pOpuloco two men were killed and
more than thirty injured, some OF
them severely.
Sir sidney Oliver was struck on tho
neck with a brick Wnon he attempted
10 so 10 the rescue OF policemen be-
sieged by mob IN a spirits store.
Ills secretary. Major Wyndhanc, re-
celyod a blow ON the arm.
The excitement Of the populate
against tho Canadian company which
runs the street cars was very great
throughout the pvering
inc governor ordered the riot act
20 bc read Some shooting By armed
parties OF police sent out 90 clear the
street on8ued and thoro were several
encounters during which two rioters
were Killed and two others wounded
Nat tho mob nnally dispersed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27
STRIKE IS
EFFECTING STOCKS
Such Strength as Wall Street
Found Today Came from
More Favorable Reports
from Great Britain.

eRy Eayeaing Herald a. r. Leased wIreD
New York. Feb. s7.--such strength
as the stock market evlncod this
morning was largely due 10 advices
from London which stated that the
British miners had consented 10 con-
fer with thu operators. Confidence
was also expressed IN an amlcabic
outcome OF the domestic coal ncgotlA-
lions. There was n moderate demand
for the loading Issues and By noon
most OF this group wero above yes
terday's best. American Telephone
and Telegraph was strongest Of the
speciaitios and Central Leather pre-
ferrod recovered a good part 81 Ste
recent decline on declaration 81 the
regular dividend.
Bonds were steady.
Aside from a decline Of sh points
ia National Enamel preferred little
change in prices occurred during the
noon hour which was marked by ex-
IRENE duilnesa
The market closed firm
Tho announcement that the confer
once Of coal minors ana operators IN
session here % arblirate wage differ
enccs had adjourned until next
month, and foreign edvlces that the
threatened coal strike abroad would
be called OFF had no Influence IN
The late speculation. Trading war
somewhat moro active toward tie
close but prices were not essentially
changed. et
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27

Denver Feb e7.-TrHin service
from the east into Denver today shows
little Improvement owing 20 the deep
snow. All 81 the trains due 20 arrive
hffe last night were marked Up late
~ were two Rock island traine due
here yesterday moruing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27

New York. Fob. 27,--Cali money
3ssM24 per cent
Prime paper. s-f0f per cont.
silver, 5stsc.
Mexican dollars ffc.
Copper. tfhO1h wti.25.
Tin. st38bmf2.bO
Lend. g4.O0ma.fO.
Amalgnmatcd. GO ~.
sugar. lin "a.
Athclson. i0i.
Great Northern. l2o Ia
New York Central, TO SIS.
Northorn Pacific. ~.
Reading. i53 as.
Southern Pacific. lo1 ga.
Onion paclfig. iG4Ms
u 3 Steel, co rs.
y s. Steel preferred. i0S Ia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27

on every acre Of ggound they own.
Speaking today of The prospects for
cnnnery here. Mr.. Oreen said that
IN the event canueTy Is built here
the goods that viii be turned out the
first year viii consist mainly " to-
matoes, stringless beans, pickles.
sauerHraut apples, green cages ana
plums. He manifested much interest
IN chile and said THAT thcre IS no
reason why Albuquerque Chile Con
Carno" should not become famous the
world over az chile ~ an article that
grows readily In this valley and one
that every farmer knows how 70 grow
successfully.
Tho Creamery Plant,
Ia addition 10 tho canning factory
tho Commercial club members tonight
will hear the details az the neeotia-
lions between the club and ~ ri Van
Horn. promoter Of the Albuquerque
creamery. rhe negotiations FOR the
creamery have progressed in splendid
shape and the plant win soon be a.
actual operation. Mr. Van Horn has
laid his plans wcil for first class
creamery and the industry promises
10 become an important one here.
Tho Rcdlight District.
The club will also briefly discuss
the redlight district affair, handed
over to the club by the city council
recently. The counci referred tho
matter 10 the club because OF a PEE
tltion presented by some 81 the BUSH
ness mon. rhe council wishes 70 So
cure declaration from the club.
which is considered representative Of
all the business men OF AIbuuueraue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27
OHIO RIVER RISES
RAPIDLY BECAUSE
OF ICE FL0E
Tributaries Are Pourig in
Great Masses and Narrow
Stream Is Threatening to
Overflow Banks.


pittsburg. Feb. 27.--Iee twenty
seven inches thick. frozes TO the bot
tom OF the Ailogheny river for two
months. began TO break up Of several
points above this city today and
started to the Ohio The heavy cakes
struck a gorge ~ the mouth OF the
Kiskiminetas river carrying 81 out
and relieving more gorged Ice sew
eral miles back. The Monongahela,
too. poured out huge cakes OF ice,
most Of which came out % the
Youghi0gheny river. and both streams
with the usual feeding caused the
Ohio 90 rise with alarming rapidly,
The stage Of the Ohio was official.
~ reported 1879 feet and rising Two
feet an hour River service huile-
tins were sent with the prediction that
~ feet would be reached hy night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27

Chicago, Feb. 27.--L Lawyers who
are m the habit OF soliciting business
la police courts and iailg and VINO
look for "paupcr casoa' are 90 be
listed by Cook county judges before
whom they practice
The names Of such lawyers are 20
be- turned over TO a committee ap-
pointed bg Che Chicago Iiar aagNcia-
tion. tho members of which win in-
voslignto complaints Of unothicul COM
duct among Thorn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27
.SNEED JURORS ARE
TOLD TO PRAY
Trial Judge Declines to Hear
Of Further DisagTeements
and Advises Members TO Pc
titiOn the Almighty,

CIi2 flVcninR Herald a. r.. Leased WireD
Fort Worth. Texas, Feb. 27-"Got
down on your knees ana pray 10 ALI
mighty God for wisdom III reaching
verdict but send me no more COM
munlcationg."
such was the message sent 10 the
Jury Ia the trial of J. b. snecd today
after judge swayne had been inform
ga that the Jury wished TO report H.
nelly ifs disagreement. sneed's uial
ended saturday He was accused OF
tha murder of Captain a. @, hoyce.
ST.. whose aon eloped with snecds
wife.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27
ENGLISH sTRikE MAY
VET De AvERTED

London, Feb. 27.--lt Is expected tina.
o. settlement OF the British coal dis-
puie win be officially announced this
afternoon according 10 q report pab-
lished by a news agency.
No settlement was reached IN the
British coal dispute today. II was an
Iionnced later The conference be-
twcen the owners and the mIners will
be resumed tomorrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27
THIRTY-Tw0 PASSENGERS
GO DOWN WITH A SHIP
Government Boat on the Kwango
River Near borders Of Belgian
Congo Are Tost When Vessel Cap
sizes.


Brussels Feb. 27.--Thirsy-two OF
tho passengers and crew were drown
"a by the laundering 81 the steamer
Deliyeranco, government vessel ply
INK on the KwangO river, on the hor-
ders Of the Relglan Congo yesterday
according 40 dispatch received ~
Petit Bleu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27
RAILROADS MUST
|. PAY HIGHER RATES
In Order to Provide Sufficient
Funds for State Covernment
Board Of Equalization
Raise the Rate,


santa Fc. n a Foh. 27.--ln ordcr
20 raise revenues sufficient 90 carry
on tho state government which costs
hundred thousand doilgro year
more than the territorial government.
the state board of equalization todny
raised the valuation on railroads and
other public utilities 40 per cent
above last wars valuation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27
ROCK ISLAND OPERATORS
tny EtcninH Herald a. ~ Leased KVircl
TO GET MORE PAY

Topeka Kan. Feb 27-The Rock
Island denounced today thai dating
from February l. an photographers on
he system have been granted an 5
per cent in0rcaee IN vases
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27

New York. Feb. ~ Gotten, spot
closed quiet, 10 points higher Mid
ding uplands, i0.s5, middling sulf
Slo70. No sales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27

Chicago, Feb. Cattle Receipts
5000 mnrket strong. 100 a0c high
of; beevoH. 5000 S.5Oi Texas steers.
tA.s9N6aoi western steers. $1,000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27
Kansaa cItY Llveatoek.

Kansas city. Feb 27-Cattle re-
ceipts 2.500 including 300 southcrns.
Market 10 10 30 higher. Native steers
$500 $40. southern ateefs s. 006
G.59; southern COWS and helicrs $500
n5.0O: native COWS and hoifers SITS
1Gs0. stockers and feeders s42hW
Gao; bulls $3.75d540. calves S450sp
100, western steers Sb.000T.2 70:
western cows s9.00@525.
Hog receipts 1000: market 10 80
higher Bulk OF sales s0.06Ge so;
heavy s6.25WG.37 IL; packers and
butchers s6.t506.35. lights s5.800
I6.25; pigs sf2505 $50
Sheep receipts 1000 Market steady
Mnttons &35004.75; lambs 1880
$40: fed wotheFs aE yeaIlings $500
05.50: fed ewes s2b0Nt10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-27

0xfords in button o. lace,
pumps or sandal. Every de-
sirable lsatheZ, such IS patent,
vici, tans and dull qualities,
light and extension sOles.
Strictly broken lines but a
fair range Of sizes to select
from. Regular price, $3.50 to
$500; your choice,
$2.O5 Pair