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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-22
ErS. Woodrow ElsCa HaS D.
cidcd Views m Subject
A CONFUSION OF EAEE
WIFE q p~~~se~sus carsissss o'"Ss
Oct letter Takins RVsnR Stars -
smoking HabiA

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cratic presidential e-aalaA'e a.
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Person aer ansosAa aA'.5 -'.-s--.
sta f-9oF.eF@ -.s...h.
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=. ..-.-..-.. +, 49, personal aa@z as
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~. go, .t., ~ causrs
r-.-,,-s oovarnor wusoa. Mrs- WI
as, -,.s.t nat publicity Be slven %
,....~ ass. h.d written 20 ~ editor of.
81. .,... Isu-nal AZ Co.amoa o.
-.,,,t.stlrr a. Alleged .nssrvis~ yin
/ ,.- d, -h.-h -h~ defended ciEarerts
-.,,rI,r Tor werlsu To- intsrview
-st come 90 her In lsrtsr aligned
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Dear Madam .
90 any greater 'a.anftf 20 '1'
women IN ta1 nA-loA nan -
I "a prrachlnent a. f'nr lN@e'
..rn sm ~efA-hk
llen lose th-ir JOS 49,
because 'a-f a -
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49, n. A.. vvu.,n-
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a Pird lae corner %
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..,,.,v r,.r.t sae ia.s a. nuca right
Al, . ..4ar.tta a. man Certatnlv I
3. aerre Nita Ara Anterior That A-y
existing prejudice AGAINST "om "a
smoking - ~ tAs last Sly and 40
a-Fd
noNins eisNrett'A u 9Asat'o.
III 'l Ni"n'"7'
-
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.a.ns .nfr nerves @AA nr.6a 20.
brains into WORKING cIirF a.
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s.. 20 c1nr-nualns tnca -nles a.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-22

Il IL reported that papers SaioA are
supporting tAe buu mooser have o.
d@rec exrrs fonts ca -. And tAsy
sal % BceGcd uesA ke,tey sasn e
t21A4nS,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-22

Winning via WnsOA means mere
sAaa q acre DanOeraae vSesorx u
maass pseaaeSaA 49, HResR><sA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-08-22

Continued neNt v-,kl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
GOOD XMAS NEWS
FOR ALL LOCAL
WOME \
The Golden Rule Has An
nOunced a Big Saving Sale
of Suits, Coats, Skirts,
Dresses, Kimonos and Furs,

Suu" christmas day news Of extra
urdinar, interest to the women 80 A..
buIurrquo viii he found IN tins even.
Ing'a announcement by The G"'d"u
Rule Dry Goods romplu, O." ga NN"r
Christmas Saving Sale oT r'tuy.lo-
wear garment OF ,N,I} ur-,rIptun-
suit coats sauls. dresses, kimouos
and rurs. An even on".iuurth is 10
be- huupt,d un the rrgUlr low prices
uu rtrrf ruiuN.iurNrhr garment In
a." hlg Gutd"u HuIr stock, and that
means g saving that NJ economical
wurau ,iu adnrd 90 overlook
~ ln M" case of an Golden Rule
sales there * a mighty good reason
tor this attractive Offering at season.
able and thoroughly stylish goods.
The time for Inventory taking at the
Golden Rule H. only about ten dHNs
uff and the management has decided
upon this great pro-inventory sal" Tor
the purpose OF converting Hs Wurh
stock ~ possible into cash THIS re-
suit In going To- he accomplished WITH
out regard tn profits. and ,h" women
OF this city are to be- IN" b"n"frihries
II viii be noted from ih" Golden
Rule advertisement that absolutely
nothing In ready tu-W"ar goods Viii
he reserved The lu,dl public knows
that such an announcement bV the
Golden Rule means exactly what II
Saws. and II In IN easy prediction that
rush huying will be the rule at the
Golden Rule rsady.tO-Wear counters
during the next week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25

handsome cut glass and sterling silver
water sc{. one al the most cofnplet"
aud attractive gifts OF the kind to be
purchased in Albuquerque. The set
was presented Ay the employees Of the
front part OF the h0llse ~ an lndl-
cation Of good viii and with the best
wishes OF the holiday season. Mr.
Smithers MS sOmeV hat nabbergasted
when the presentation speech Was
made. nut managed Ia reply In very
cordial aud pleasing manner
ON behalf Ot the dining room EN-
plpyrs, Mrs Smithers WAS presented
this morning with beautiful ala
mund aud sapphire AunJurni.
Christmas tree In the Smlthers apart
ments at the AlvHTHdo II one 0f the
Centers Of attraction at the hotel to-
DAY. The two Smithers youngsters,
while admlrIng tho tree and apprec-
iating its beauty, promptly demon
stratCd their favOritism for "A v1lnci-
pede In which they expect Ia break
records about the AlvaradO veranda
for the next "ack.
Especially fns T,erus were offered
at the Alyaradu for breakfast ana
lunch today and Tor dinner this even
Ing,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

j f. Fullerton Is nor" rom S"Cor-
60 ~ spend Christmas das
Forrest NJ. Parker he her" on "A
LiI"f business lott from clovis
" T. williams II IN IN" city from
Blucwatrr To- spend Christmas,
m" regular -. ~ T.. Meeting,
which was To- have hcrn held tumpr
row night, has been postponed uniil
the second Thursday ~ January, be
cause az the holidays
The Elks and their lady friends viii
h, the guests at Albupurruuu Lodge
80 so. Is T. - g.. a = dance -.
mutTuH evening rhr dance viii not
be- u formal AFFAIR hut dress suits
Will not bc barred.
IN" christina entertainment ui
the Christian church VIII he held TO-
niBnt At the church. corner ~ Broad.
wny aud Guld avenue. n VAS rrrun-
ruuSlN announced this morning That
the entertainment wodld uc held last
IuEhl Christmas eve Thuu" expect
INK To attend should be- present to.
night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
CHRISTMAS TIDE IS
CELEBRATED IN
THE CHURCHES
Celebration of Mass After IL
O'clock Marks Initial Wei
come in Concentration Of
Birth Of Saviour.

Special programs were rendered In
the Nariuus churches Ia Albuquerque
last night and today, communicating
In hitting manner the coming of the
Christ child. Special services In 81
Johns Episcopal church began ~ 10
O'Clock this morning with an elub-
crate musical program as a feature.
the sermon. pr. Warren had pre-
yinusS preached e sermon AZ the
Christmas services held 10y I'llgrim
Gummandcry No. e. knights Templar
IN Masonic Temple.
splendid SUNDAY school cuter-
tHinm"ut vas given last evening IN
the FIRST Baptist church. "Th" Life Of
Christ, from the birth 1T Bethlehem
~ m" Ascension IA slides. Mas one
ut IA, prrttI's features ct the enter
tHinmrnt
At the prosbytrrmB church u
christmas celebration vas held. Here
IA" hig feature vuY the presentation
lev IN" congregation go TIA" Rev. II. A.
copper and Mrs Copper ~ ~ Stude.
baker ear Accessories tor the ma
chin" yer" donated rs follows:
Iap ruhr Vth compliments at J
k"rhcr ~ CO.. pair auto gloves, with
compliments ct EiStlrr. cOllistrr a
CO., HuiumOhi'" Ncil with COmpii'
m"ntS 90 l;us"nwHld Bros: pair au-
t"m"nIlr g"Egl"s. compliments Powell
Drug 60, set channels skins with
compliments ui the Golden Rule prN
Goods company. lot auto accessories
with compliments ~ "'Ehr Leader"
two cases gasoline. with compliments
ui IN" IvNhs COMPANY; pair autumo.
hil" driving gloves for, The licv. Mr.
Cooper with compliments at T.. l.
Wushhurn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
BIG ATTENDANCE
At MIONIGHT
SERVICES
Services Held Last Night and
Today; Delightful Pro-
grams Rendered by Various
Sunday School Glasses

IN, church at the Immaculate
Convention was tTovdod 10 the doors
lest night 81 ! ] 30 when Father Man
dalarl began the celebration of mid
night mass Tho services lasted until
80 O'Clock. Tho musical program
rendered under the direction ct Mrs,
= j ShtuIOk WAS q brilliant one. The
main altar In IN" church "dS beau
urulb decorated with flowers ut many
kinds. hundreds ut lighted candles
helping 10 make the scene u beautiiul
one. Hundreds at p'Upl" received
Holy Communion during mass. Tn"
h,autilul services. Niih their deep re-
Ilgiuus significance. constituted a Mt
ting opening OF the celebration Ia
Albuuu,ruu" M mueuUrJtinu at
the br'h og 10" Infant saviour IN
Bethlehem nrrrE 1000 years ago
Special mus, ua- rendered at the -
O'Clock mass today ~ TN" Juniors. -
feature Of m" program being the tul"
singing of Misc Margaret MctannH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
UNRULY PRISONER
IS REMANDED
Juan c. Pena Refused to Will.
ingly Comply With Rules in
Convict Road Camp; Gets
the Hook.

Handcuntd and guarded by Deputy
sheriff Qu"rluu Coulter. Juan &.
PCna, ~ Grant county prisoner. was
taken back I" IN" Santa Fr pcniten-
tlary today, having been discharged
from the convict road camp north Of
Albuquerque because uf unwillingness
tn abide by the rules At the honor
system, prnu insisted on being I'M
ruly and negleCting to perform ac-
cOTdtng To the code. according 10 the
officer In charge OF the camp. Hence
he was ordered back TO the peniten.
tiary with a badge ut dishOnOr at
tHChed to his record.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
HANDSOME GIFT FOR
MANAGER sNITHERS
up Front" Employees at Al.
varadO Hotel Club TOgetheE
and Present Boss" With
Handsome Remembrance.

When J. ". Smlthers. the univer.
sally liked manager OF the AlvaradO
hotel stepped Into the lobby this
morning he was met BY q delegation
OF up front" employees Of the hob.
teiry and Informally presented with q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
POUND SALE.

ON Saturday. the 2sth day at De-
cember. 1912, at 10 O'Clock n. IN. In
front OF the city Jail. on North see-
Ond street. viii sell;
one dark brown mare mule about
II years ola. will weigh about 500
pounds Enlargement on right front
knee and left hind leg.
THOMAS McMlLLIN,
city Marshal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25

FOR rent---Guild hall for meetings
or social affairs. Kitchen and tables
included. Apply to Mrs. Geo. 8.
KlOGk. Phone l05.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
The Weather

FOR &c A. ST --- IUcreaslnR
,IOudiurts with snow In north
portion tonight or Thursday,
warm ~ south purtiyu tonight.
LOCAL WEATHER report
FOR - hours ending ~ q. ~,
December d. Maximum tenn
p"rulurc, ~ degree. minimum,
4, range. 30. ~ O. d. ~. 80,
tuutnSest winds; clear.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25
MAIL SACK FALLS
OFF TRAIN
Found Alongside Santa 70
Tracks Near TijeraS Cross
ing; Had Been Cut With
Knife; Contents Intact.

A United States natl sack. appaF-
emily dropped from santa Fe train No.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25

Z as II whizzed by the TiJeras avenue
crossing at 1880 last night. was
found by a passerby thirty minutes
later and returned TO the station
transfer room. The sack had been
slit with a knife, evidently by some
one Who saw the sick fell from the
train. The contents were intact.
however. the sack having been thrown
aside after the discovery that II con-
tained nothing but Christmas pack
ages, shipped az second-class mail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-25

Save a quarter on every dol
lar at the Golden Rules After
Christmas Saving Sale. Begins
tomorrow and lasts q week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO
STUDY SANTA t'E SNSIM

san Bcrnnrdlno, cal, sept w.
Tina, th, southern Pacinr BE- preparing
20 adopt the syst 3m 81 educating hn-
pr.ntI,rs In lt8 mechanical depart
meut along The same lines os used hy
,.. Santa Fc, developed here yosicr-
day.
4 Southern Pacific mechanical ON
clal now la charge OF working out
system OF mechanical education Tor
the apprentices, made thorough IN
spectlon OF tho local shops, conferred
with w n. Zimmerman, apprentice
shop instructor, and James Savage
school Inspector.
The santa Pc Is conceded TO DO
years ahead OF other railroad systems
In the education OF ms mechanics The
railroad not only Gas a system OF m
structlon in the shops, but also
school In which the apprentices are
taught mechanical engineering.
The Southern Pacific has NO sueh
system, ana has now decided I" cN-
tend us operations 10 better the 'du'
rational facilities for the men who are
to bc the company future mechanics
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
GRAHAM IS SOLD
FOR $1,000
Albuquerque Boy Picked Up
by President of the Chicago
Semi-Pro League As a
Conner.


Tho UBuE.lIc Commercial News of
o. recent date contains the following
article telling the details 81 the sale
OF Bert Graham of Albuquerque, 60
the ChIrJru Semi PRO League.
Uort Graham lcft fielder. goes up.
To date hr b. ~" only man drafted
from tho III league Several clubs
bid on the outncldcr. but he was iinnl.
b. awarded To chicago and the draft
ing prlce OF $1,000 viii be- paid into
the treasury of tho local association.
ON august 80 George Medium. 2glS
Fulton street. ChicnEo. and president
OF tho Chicago eml-pro league. yls-
itcd Danyillc Tor the purpose OF look
ing over material lie wanted good
outneldcr Tor the Chicago club and
stated thot be- would use good in
fielder lf hc could ind one. He had
hc5r informed that several good in
ficldcrs were hanging about this city.
Danviilc az thar time was Ia SPRING
neld and McGuru called on the sports
writer OF the Commcrcinl-Ncws for
facts and figures concerning the ont
ncid particularly Graham who had
been mentioned favurably ~ the scout.
Graham was described as "a heady
player, handy with the war club. a
clrYcr FIELDER, a good thrower and ono
who thinks quick ana gets rid 90 the
bali rapidly after u reaches him. Fig-
lures bore out this statement showing
Graham tu bo very heady man on
! the base paths and McGurn showed go
| hcs,tau,y Ia recommending him Go his
club. IT, also visited Springfield on
| the memorable occasion when Dan
WHO was beaten 30 to g, saw tho club
play aud made certain that hc was
making no mistake IN taking Graham
Graham was formerly resident Of
| riltuu but Tor some years ne has beer
| making his home in Albuquerque. y
NJ There he broke into the limelighl
as aall player ana later went 10 Mo-
bile lon the southern eaguo. From
/ Mobile ho was purchased by the 81
| Louis American league club. Last
spring he was rot in the best 81 con-
diion and Dauyillc grabbed him on
| lie is a cousin of Attorney r. \. Graz
| ham.
Graham H. cousin Of Warren ano
! Ike Graham of this city ana Is eN'
pcpted homo tomorrow or sunday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
HAPPY WOMEN.
plenty Of Them In albuquerque ana
Good Reason Tor u.

Wouldn't any woman Doe happy.
After years of backacho sufferinE'
Days of misery, nights of unrest,
The distress OF urinary troubles,
when She finds freedom.
Many readers viii profit by the fol-
lowing.
Mrs. T.. Adair. Sl7 South Edith 81,
Aiouuuorquo. ~ Mex. says. Two
and half years ago I used Doan' .
Kidney pills and was $50 pleased with
the benefit Z obtained that ! was glad
20 publicly recommend them In Civ
Ing thls second statement u Is ms
desire 90 show that / value this REM
cdy us highly as ever had such
BE-, ere pains across my loins ana be-
tween ms shoulders that ! was great
IS Inconvenience ia getting around
Tine contents of one box of Doan's
kidney Pills relieved me 30 greatly
trut / could not do otherwise than
praise them"
For sale hy an dealers Price SO
cents Fostor-M.lburn co, Bunalor
Sew YORK sole agents Tor tho United
states.
Remember the name--Doan's--and
take no other. 30
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
Topeka HAS ONLY
LADY PENSIONER
OF SANTA FE
stenographer Has Been in the
Company's Employ for II
Years; Others Who Will Re-
oeive Pensions.

Topeka Eus. sept 20.-Emrloycs
81 the Santa Fr n Topeka took lead
Ink honors in tn" ponslon distribution
Of the road announced today Eight
employees la this city have been pinccd
on the pension rUlra This Includes
Mira clara j burgess the first wo-
man 10 receive g santa +" pension.
Tho llst follows.
Mrs. clara j burgess stenogra phor
Ia the local freight Office 90 Topeka.
Mrs. !, 'rgcss enjoys tho unique dis
tlnCtiOn Of being tho only woman pcn-
sionrr Gn tho santa Fu payroll She
has bccu loo tuc ,ompJuy'g employ for
twenty one wears.
g. j. swanson. clerk iu the motive
power accounting department az To-
pcka. was born ON December rs. 1853.
az Frodingc. sweden, and entered the
service of tho santa Fo ia september.
1880. ~ clerk iu the mechanical de-
partmcut whore Poe has been employ
Cd continuously
Charles r. Miller. carpenter. Topeka
shops Mrs Miller was horn ON May
1, iSt5. at Duuylg. Germany and on
tered the services OF the Santa Fc on
june ~. 1NNN. Hs "a lhb0re~ lu the
round house lt Topeka.
Frederick Wuhi. cablnctmok.r, Too
poka. was horn on Juno 10, iStl, u'
Schcrzhclm Baden. GERMANY and cn-
tered the service OF the santa Pc on
November 3. 1855 Ia the shops 40 To-
pcka. where hc has since boon COM
stnnt'y employed.
Daniel warren. puttcrEmnkor. To-
pcka shops, WAS born on April q. 1885
ia Fishku y. y. and entered the ser,
vice OF the santa Re on Aprn 10, 1850
as a carpenter IN the Topeka shops
whore ne has since been continuously
employed. At tho age of - years and
/ 5 months me- WHs one cot the very old.
/ est men In tho employ %, hc santa
/ Fe.
Herman Dtyycr Clhlnctmaker, To-
! pcka. lie vls born ON August 81
llsig. az NouHrpltt1 Germany, and
entered the service OF the santa Pc or
september 43. 1880, as cah.uctmnkcl
( In tho Topeka shops. whore he has
since been continuously employed
n. A. Chamberlain. claim adjust"r
1 was born on september q. 1851, at Me.
/ Henry. IT,. and entered the service OF
| the santa i, ou April !, 1885,, as spec
sal agent iu the claim department a
! Topeka. "a, has bc"u granted pen
| sion of $500 per month
". 49, TruVhrde,, hagg'gomotte'
al Topeka, WIS born 9u juno 20. 1877
lat Tujy OuuuGJaJ tolnty, y. y 1n'
ont,grd ,hc service OF the Santa Fo %
August issg. aa ward clerk. h'
Twin receive monthly allowance %
S23au.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

Denver. sept 2o.--An offer of me
4s, Of his ofncc uF q place for court
mg and the prohibition OF spoon.
ing BOO other places, were contained
u tam, Go the pupils of the East
Denver Ilgh dchoul yesterday hy
Henry BaTot, newly elected prlnciph.
.of tho school Hereafter high school
raurtships arc not TO be- carried o'
u tho corridors ana grouude but co..
rds may entertain male callers la M
principals office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

Running up and aown stairs, sweep
ing and bending over making beds
VIII not make a woman healthy or
beautiful Sh, must get out % doors
walk mile or two every day and
take Chamberlaln's Tablets 20 Inn
prove her digestion and regulate her
bowels For sale by an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

commissioners serve without any COM
pcnsaton.
New Company.
Articles at incorporation were filed
ia the office OF the corporation COM
mission by the san Miguol sheep and
cattle company Of Lus Vegas. This
company is capitalized at $4,000 .-
250 shares zoo 500 each The incor-
porntors are. Edward y. Raynolds.
90. William J Lucas 49,, ahd Myrtle
Huffman. ono ghpro An are rosi-
dents of East las Vegas
New Prisoners.
Eight now prisoners were hrought
Co tho state pcnitcntiury Yesterday.
Five ,gmc from silver city in tho Gus.
tody of Deputy sheriff Moor, 'rh"y
wrro. Bernardo puuu, three 90 nvn
years. robbery Tirso do Caudclorio,
three TO fivc Years robbery. Angel
Estrada. twelve Go fifteen months. laf.
couy; Manuel Martinez. ton to nftceu
months. statutory offcuse: EpimCniu
Moutuya. twelve Go eighteen months
discharge of a dcodlv weapon.
Three prisoners came from Doro
Ana county loo tho custody Of sheriff
Felipe Iutcro. Thcv were. Couscii
Lloyia, three and hair To- tive years
arson t0uruIug down saloon Ia Las
CrnccH; Jose dr ll lu2 Suhlllu. one
year. grand larceny; Friiy Shicldo. one
year. assault with deadly weapon
tiNp Iarplcd.
Governor Mcdonald parDicl the
following prisoners srfcriuu Morales
serving thrro tu iiyr-vpAr term for
assault 10 kill John smith. two IN
fivo-yoar term FOR assault t1 murder
Manuel Macs. two to thror-yvur term
Tor larceny. DeuoIo Mctla. one to
two.ycar term for forgery ana Fred
Ritter one To- two y..srs Tor larceny.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

NOTICE To ArroMonILE oMNERs

The license tax on automobiles as
provided Dy chapter rs. Laws Of 1912.
is due ana payable before tho lst day
of October. 1879. Those who have not
yet applied Cor their license are re-
qucstcd 20 do so as soon before the
list as they can conveniently do u. 10
order TO give the secretary ~ state
ample time In which 90 issue both o.
eouscs and tags before She date above
named.
ANTONIO IUCERO,
Secretary of state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

jack hear that the wealthy Miss
Nlugg got squeezed hard iu the stock
market Yesterday
Ethel YOU don't say' And she's
such % hololy thiug, too.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

swelpugs u tho flesh caused by In
flammutlou. cold. fractures of inc
bone. toOthaohe, neuTalgta or rheu-
matlsm can be relieved by applying
BALIARD'S Snow LtNiMENT II
should be wrll rubbed 100 over the
part affected. It's grcat healing ana
penetrating power eases the pain, re-
duccs the swelling ana restores nat +,
ural conditions. Price Csc. soc ana
400 per bottle sold By All drug
Riata
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20

BOSTON 90 Detroit.
Sew YORK az cleveland
Philadelphia az 81 Louis.
Washington az Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Al Omaha. r. ~ r.
Omaha Ola goo 6l0-- 2
Top,kt ......10s Up3 00l--l0 o
batteries. Bills, Robinson. Bcooc,
Kingdom. Closman and Johnson, Rcy-
lUldg and smith
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
BY
THE GOVERNOR
seligman and Twitchell New
Regents of Museum; High
way Commission Meets
New Convicts Arrive.

santa Pc. y. NJ. Sept 2o.-Govcrn-
or Mcdonald has appointed James
Scllgmau ana Col Ralph ~. Twitchcli
members Of the board of regents "l
the New Mexico museum 90 succeed
Il. ". CorWm ana Charles + Lummis,
who ar, not eligible OWNS 10 th'i
residence In another state.
The governor has named delegates
to tho seventh annual session 81 mo
international Dry Farming consress
at LothOrldgc, Alberta, canada. They
are. Fred ". James of Clovis, W. v,
Conway OF Las Cruces. Alexander Nc
Pherson of Roswell and j. ID. Tintle}
%: Albuquerque,
state Engineer Back.
Sutc Engineer French 10 back from
q ulp tn the southern part OF th,
state. inspecting roads. with him
went Land Commissioner ErNiru. MI
French said they motorcd iu Alamo
gurdo cntruiucd for tl iusu dn'
/ thence wont % Las cruces, m"iotiu.
from that city Gao santa Augustn pass
Highway Commission Meets.
The highway commission. consisting
lof Governor Mcdonald stat" Engineer
/ French aud Land Commissioners Er
Wien. meets today or th" purpose u'
Iappolnung three men in each ut th'
ltwcnty-six counties of Now McNi'o y.
see that the road laws are cnforce'
This De- i'm compliance with ho lnv
passed recently Tho county r0a,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
Western League.

Wichita 90 Denver.
Topeka Jt Lincoln.
50. Joseph al Sioux city.
Dos Moiuos ut omaha.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-20
Western League.
Where They Play Today.


ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago az brooklyn.
pittsburgh O Boston
Cincinnati az New York