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Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-08
DOCTORS REFUSE TO
TREAT PATIENTS
MANY SICK PEOPLE ARE RE
FUSED TREATMENT BY
THE UNITED DOCTORS.
DO NOT TREAT LNCURAGlES
Doctors Never Accept For Treat
ment Incurable Cases-Only
Cases They Can Benefit

yesterday was another busy day TO-
the United Doctors, who now have Their
Atlanta office permanently established
on the second floor at No. 21-2 Auburn
avenue. All day long the waiting
rooms were crowded with patients
eagerly awaiting their turn for a con
sultation with this great specialist
4 number of cases were accepted for
treatment, but a larger number were
turned away--kindly but firmly told
that their cases could not be accepted
for treatment, as it was the nvariabls
rule of the United Doctors not TO ac-
cept any case for treatment unless they
were sure they could be helped. These
specialists want the reputation OF re-
lieving every case they treat; so they
are very careful in selecting their pa
tients.
One man said
q brought my wife to these doctors
because l have heard 30 much Of thel
work in other cities. My brother Was
treated by them after four good doctor
had given him up TO die of Bright's dis
ease"
All who call on the United Doctors
are treated free. be they rich or poo
This free offer except the charge for
medicine used, is made to secure
large number of patients quickly o.
show the public what this wonderful
new treatment win do for sick people
even after all others have failed.
The diseases treated by the Uniteo
Doctors are diseases of the nerves
blood. skin, stomach. kidneys. liver ana
bowels. including rheumatism, const,-
patton, dyspepsia, Indigestion, ga
stones. paralysis. weak nerves heaEt
burn, epilepsy. catarrh goitre, sppsn,
dicitis. asthma, eczema, scrofula and ~
diseases Of men and women.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-08
BOY UNDER
ARREST IN MEMPHIS
FOR THROWING ROCK

MEMPHIS. TENN, July s.-Glenn
HiIburn. aged seventeen. Of Atlanta.
was arrested here today by he police
charged with hitting small daughter
Of Mrs. j. A. Aycock. 517 Summer ave-
nue.. with a rock. Mrs. Aycock says
the child is seriously hurt, and declares
the assault was without reason. Hill
burn. who was visiting friends on Sum-
mer avenue, claims he was badly beat
en- over the head by a brother of the
child and that the rock-htting was ac-
-pldental
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-08
ATLANTA MAS0NS
HOLD LODGE OF SORROW

The L. A. Mirror Masonic odge held
a lodge Of sorrow at the Methodist
church East Atlanta, Sunday after
noon The church was crowded with
Masons and their families
An address was made By Grand Mss
ter George NJ Napier
Short speeches were made by W X.
Terrell J y. Kilnatrick and Worship
ful Master Horace Grant
D. Grant commented approvingly on
the fact that Masonic lodges had never
been turned into social clubs for the
sale % liquor. s
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-08
Mou.RNs REV. Scale

Friends in Atlanta are mourning tht
death of Rev Robert A. Scale. for
more than so years a member of the
North Georgia conference He died al
Sarasota Fla. The body was inferred
in Rosemary cemetery, Sarasota. -Four
children and his wife survive him.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-08
Want to Keep Cool7
Don't Think of Heat

) WASHINGTON. July s.-Dr .
Harvey ". Wiley, the pure food .
expert and editor of Good House .
keeping Magazine. today issued
list of "dont's" for the relief Of
sweltering humanity from the
heat. Here is his formula:
} Don't worry.
Don't think of the heat
Don't drink Ice cold beverages.
Keep busy at some useful occu- &,
} patton.
Don't run after street cars.
Don't eat too much
> Observation-Disclosures,
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-08
Five CANDIDATES IN rRoue.

LAGRANGE. GA, July s. Mllard F
MoLendon, member Of the rroup county
bar has announced his candidacy for the
! legislature and viii he an opponent Of
z T Moon. J n Armstrong. Professor
rhrekle ard Representative Hines .or
representative from this county
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-07-08
AME ERICAN TEAM
HOT FAVOR|TE
IN OLYMP PIC
Odds Of Five to One Offered
That Yankees Will Win the
Championship,
continued From PAGE on..

4ba -spasg taft ,.s~o,t l,t t,a A,,,,,,.i,.e >,
team, 5iso,sli6cstion Tho othe, s,r-
,,,vors .,are ths ,oan,e of eo.edan and
f3ermanv
The frnitoa Sta,as lost .eain IN me
anal ~ the IN ooo meters run mis- eve,-
ing eoine ~ Finland 81 Koblrnestnan
~ FINLAND n,o, "a spaehirg victor, in
,his s,a,,, ,otinc IL, Load e. tho Star,
s,d na,.sr loeins, IL R,,, A,,ari,s GOT
a conaolstior fron, me fac, that ronis
Teu,tntma from tbe carlisle indian
school finished second
vo,l,oos cr,,sb
Two RECORDS
The finals in the unning nigh jump
VAS Won by. A. W Richards OF Big
ham Young university, who beat the old
9l2rhpe record bg "a Of an inch. Rich
ards jump was 6 feet 81 inches The
ola mark ~ G. feet and inches was
made by Porter an American athlete.
al London four years ago l.ische, of
Germany was second. with 6 feet,S1- =
Inches also exceeded old marks and
George HORNE Of Leland stanford uni
versity was third with feet , inches.
Yankees Won IN one two three pr
der in the final Of the soo-meter event.
this being the second time during the
meeting that they did so }. = Mere
dith, Of Meieerberg Athletic club
PENNSYLVANIA. was the winner Melvin |
Sheppard was second and Ira \, Dav-
enport1 ~ Chicago university, finish |
ed third Meredith's time was minute, /
81 9-fe seconds 'fhe record for the I
distance vas minute, - 10 seconds
made by Msivih' sheppard al London
Tour yeafs ago.
As me American nag was raised
three times signifying that the Van
KEGS had capdfed the first three places
the stadium burst into cheers
Today's Summary
The summaries for today;
standing Broad Jump-Won by Isl
cletras, Greece, 3:37 meters Gi:05
teet) z second. Platt Adams, Y. s. S.36
meters third. B. w Adams. L. s. AIS
meters
4o0-Meter RELAY Trials best time
n,,aa -, .,,o.,,., ,a, 90
1, -' D'..,,s'.,., ,'ii ,s'''i''' -
:. 5sasl T, .tll2se qualllS@ls Neie "i'aua'
Great Britain Sweden. Germany ano /
Hungary The America, toa n was dis |
oualifed in the semi finals
4nooo ~, u,.i,. .,,a,i,,,,,,,.... t,o,,-
an go"
ilsl heal George Gouidlhg OF can-
,aoa. first r. ] Webb, England second
A Rasmussen. Denmark. third. Time
a. minutes 151-2 seconds
toooo w.. ~. ~, :, ,,.
S.' .'ul' ma "a No'''e
mainen. flnlahd, hrst' Louis IeWan-
fta4a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
SOCORRO SHELTER
/. GIVES IMPETUS
TO MINING
Completion Of Plant at Gem
City and Lower Shipping
rate to Livsn Up Mineral
Industry.

THE completion % the smelter now
being installed a. socorro ousht to
sieo q decided Impetus 10 mining bus
mess IN Central New Mexico. said q
well known mining mar % lhe Herald
today. lie q Interested IN the prop-
critics IN this sandlR mountain dle-
trict and has several carloada Of ore
ready 70 ship t. tho aocorro plant
az soon a. Y " ready fof ouelne1n,
The copper smeiier IL expected 90 ~
ln shape for Operations b. the middle
Of July end the lead part ~ tho plant
. month later,
~ understand. said the Herald .
informAnt, -that an attempt "a ptina
made IN Influential uuafiAIs - SEA =
eeslzs Fatr a. HOcnrro on shipments
Instead ~ the old rate ~ dollar for
u "a the vi rnso plant ~ that Hoos
through u ~ bound e. mean nislps
meats a. Soeofro nQf only IRum tine
foforro eonnty mlninH dIafrieia bul
Ifom nli through the oontrNf pafi ~
( me stale. I regard IHN inH'HfInfl9n
uf that amtltfr 49, the NHQNt IMpNrian|
| development ln Neu NtK|eo nIinlnu
lof q lane time. "A win htlp ihp min.
Iiun flnificln lflnuiufy 50 Ayun9nefQof;
l and with tno rcAumUIIoH pn Nll
scale by the fRnin "a Nn|H ANa Cops
/ peg colupnny. this ctr. toht u ~ 10
/ Htlhot. y bound b lFei me boost q
DuGlneHa"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

wen sanltr ma two unit4A 4s4iea
fapfnaInlaIlfra. Fired ktleEI of M"
NcfN a q aHa Alfred tl4| ININt
NaHIInIN =. CT. we're plafNN nfIN Az"
sixth. respectively. fuf only |Nt III||
hnmfH ~ natIlnE0 f4F tnfIIHtI t
American Walkers were mnfN tUHN y
lap behind me ninnfr &C tNa Nns4N
Hhmnnfiok.
$4,000 MrIaf nat raee uhal-- No.
irnmanen. NIntsn0. flr1ii AraIe if-
nhninA. Carlisle Indian school. n4ff
nnd, "A. Hienropa. Finlnu1s tWf1 %
aonh NoopnF Maniio0N. fpuFIMt q. A.
Orlando. IIalFt fIflh, lime, ALTO
roo nntfHfa fla1 Fnce, un4lN ~
ffIAHHN. "tftfIaanrg HtH@fHIi
ffrst. fIfnr ffI etf8; aelttH firf,-
nHfH4 II A. a. 4efO01 lIIH4 1915
lf4 N DavfHDo4i. Conversely ~ chit
cage. third. Haas Braun. ueFmanf'
IN he nnAi summing hleh iunp
tinan W ifirhHrdE IF AHiffiFH Fitii
I91 cfnIlmtirrn a little mofu thAh
feet 4 lnchon) beat tho NIE(uiiit
record ~ 8 faat } Inches uatIr ~
ssDrtrs. Amtfiean. nt LoHa1p - iaS5
fssrrrhn. frFtnany aHe 4fefEH -
H0flno. Leland Stanford NnIFffnIit
also beat the former record.
j. n. MnradIth vas flfned officially
81 the half mile Wbiie fRnnlrg tlle
800 meter race and broke the world =
record Tor that distence, nfg time
being ii52h SECONDS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
DEMTNa EXCITED
OVER DETENTION OF
CITIZEN By REBELS


fNaaa1al norresoanaenen 90 tne Herns9l
fgemiuF. ~. 49,, July G.--TheFe ~
considerable excitement ~ DENNIS
over the detention in Mezico 81
Arthur D. Evans The first report
reaching here was 10 the effect fhei
onc N hls companions hed been hit
led. Thir report vas uH1Fpe. Hu
companion. 0ntss. escppe0 ane re-.
turned 10 Columbus. and states that
stana II 10 Jan at colonia BiRa u
was reported here ihis Afternoon that
|lhe authorities had been reached and
that Evans would be feleaRed this
afternoon.
The hay and Implement barn Of
~ G.. Peterson caught fire yesterday
afternoon, but the fire was quickly
distinguished by the prompt work %
the Demlng fire company. Fifteen
o. twenty bales % hay are hnbly
ee0fched.
a number OF prominent cltl1ena
were entertained last evening as the
Harvey House BY Thomas Marshall
81 an elaborate banquet IN ceicbrn
ti0e ~ che nomination 81 Woodros.
Wilson hy the Democratic convention
for president.
WADE Herren has ordered q frs
horse- power Besaemer engine 10 tak'
the place OF the forty horsepower
engine he has now Installed on hii
place four miles south Of town.
W. W. Reese IL experimenting wlll
q number 81 pumps 10 tcst their 81
fieIelscy In irrigation. The two one
lunfanliiaf a. this valley which ne 4
aow experimenting with are IN
TralIor pump and the Pennington
The former II modlflcntion Of 81
pia y. X. Woods pump upon III
principle OF screw propeller. Tn
PennlngtDn n true turbine. Boil
these pumps VIII receive thorougl
tests on the Reese fsrm.
The residcncee Of d. ,. Robin
caught fire Yesterday morning. bu
Twas promptly exllnKuiahea BY IA
ljeming fire department before niue
damnpt VIA done. Tho weather.
boarding on the south ai6e of ~
house was aoorched 80 ~ 90 mai
necessary Residing,
Former State Enelnoer q. y. Mill
and ,. y MerFiweather are In Den
Ing today for the purpose Of inspec
ting the road south 81 town. n
state hah further funds Tor impFo
Ing this road. and these Renticms
propose inspecting Il % determlI
the moat effective way % spcndli
the money
isalph {. Ely Il In Las Angeles Z
business.
III There wnn general exodus
Demipg residents 5uiy 4. Fourth
Il.fv sataI.ra44..na ~ IIarlau glly
lclty and At tho George watki
lranch draw NFawaa from Deming
about equal proportions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

den relapse last night. however, and
death came quickly Her neicc. Miss
Harriet PLAT al Denver. was present
when the end came.
Mrs. Decker came here 20 attend
the biennial convention 81 the Ma
tlonal Federation Of Wowens clubs.
She was taken ~ Monday and ~,
COrnelia Hey ~ chicago, ono ~ the
federation delegates. hrut her 20 y
aanltArium and called consultation.
Prom the first no effort VAS shade q
fuinlml4e the danger Of the situation
Ms. Decker was married IN 1915
10 ohaflaa ffafrln sahD. died tWo years
later. Her second husband WA
Colonel James ~. plAtt. 60 whom shs
WAS married ia 1854 at Queens, y, J.
SHE WIS married third time n
/ Judge WeAbrook 81 Decker. soon az
Ter shec came 90 Denver Ia 1897.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
MRS. DECKER ONE or
NATIONS FAMOUS WOMEN.

Denver. July A-The death ~ Mrs
Sarah Plat Decker. former president
AZ the National Federauon otl
Wofnen'a clulsF. marks THE posing 81
one ~ the foremost womeE of the
nntion.
she Was widely known as dis
tinguiFhsd club W1man, plilanthFo.
plat. leader Of wufnan nHiftaGG and
tifeleHs worker in many public spirit
"a movements.
"a WAS due much 10 her efforts shat
the BrnvnF Womcn'H club ~hccane
one OF tho most. nnnful and widely
known In Amerire. and was be.
caure 81 her recOEnised ability that
the National fode alton 81 Wumcna
clubs eiecseed her their president a.
-. Louis IN ipof.
Mra. Decker, whose maiden naine
wan Sophia chase. VISA horn a. Me-
indoe fpila. w Her mother WA a
aoacendanl Of thu famous Adams
faullly 81 Massachusetts,; ner father
r;dwlh Chase WAS \ pfomlnnnt lem
uaThmcf advocate.
The lien Ahfah Chase received a
Ill3a Etllool adncaflDn and medr heF
advent into public iffc n HciYrhe.
Hasa. where she wae tinaT one q
tho maIilbara ~ d board o. trustees
for the distribution % FUNDS irft for
the deanr4lIsN poor.
AZ Queenk, l4enH Island, whore ehe
went after her first mnfrlaafs Mrs
Decker wan identified Wiih thu work
~ the orphNnn homo and tho chlld
welfRfe inuteWcnt, bIi3 on her solvent
| h. Dnntpf IN 1897 she was known
only ~ me restricted eircies ~ hes
own social aet.
l.oa4 before the Denver womcn'l
lolub was organised I'm 1884 and she
detected ~ first president, Mfp Deck
~ gave her money and D1uunft n
THE movement for woman HufIfaHt
] IL the first ailtnf eam4niaH %
tsfFaa. Alfe, beeAhf fpeA AA ArLlf'
luafi DufinR iho second ufttn cam
lIlalNu Hho ~ eaidea "A pnn ~ ifl0 lars
Foctea N ihe United States BY
Mrs Dacker becnme ire first WON
lam tnHmnrr 81 kha Colorado stat
heafd ~ pardunA ard D. itp4 Nn
lupHnlNlod q n,emnef q me roiqtAo'
hoNfn VI charities and rpffprtlpni
wklrh has cnnffai nupeftlelpn owe
:" ahs WSs n membor 81 the nations
child Iauur cniNmlatlon, pfmfrf q
lthr state rlpiI afftiae commission an
INn #n4 called into rHHfulIafipn 4
erie white foute hF rFtfiNHNt ftoone
It6H ana InH HuftFnutt ~ tAr fnnntF
.lm IeNNfH "a the cNllu lohuf Queaiioi
Mf UeoHtf WAS ffcf president q
llNt fIhhafoW Wilson rinh ~ nenvc
AID ant nftitr ~ me spring cam
lhNINn for fhn cIiInfDn ilftrl, wniC
N ~. NurfonIul II n4nftr ~ q lara
n m&INI|If Nhn had heen mouilon8
4 n|nn|In4nlIy ~ fanuINnle Tor Cd
N l|aHfd Nlafs Hfnate a. ihe uei
IL 6l4VIInn
IL NM IafNHf WAS Ihfen t|IHpN
|wla0n ard Is sugtlffa hN one uhNNl
||iaf. HnIfHl rlHfi NFfHof hho AZ
II IAt.Na iaIfr Alta ltatiin AinEAlan
I|nf UINtff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
YANKEE QUARIEIIE.
DISQUALIFIED M
STOCKHOLM


AUt atHfaNNH HfNF"N" - - N'N"NHA WtHHF
ssockholn. 5sly sD ths great
tharfin " American aoctlalura az
me ulymplc gamfq today the Yankee
pns disqualified Decanse y. v. nelQie
~ iite tihifeEt - ~. ~ nassiiih ci+-
g1enf ~ Wilson % Coo college, ~ the
second Fftay ~ fhA eHmlfnal
"tnarafd iht nfick' Dat ~ Douada.
The dinspp6inipssnt was the great,
er hecauHe Cooke " Cleveland led
~ =. Appieeefin. me ~. snnner Of
flnlsh. ana because 10 time ~ Is
rccopdr. trrf ~ thr n1rfiin~ FOR the
egonf-.pf 0HUd fnnf fna United States
Nfn0d 4 great rnnnrf 10 win the fnce
IN the fInals. A. u 81 Great britain
VIII take the Americana' plaza.
Woaiern4rs oneefe0 fu8.ily when
Richards 81 brigham Young uniter-
EifY took first place and horlne o.
Leland Stanford aeoh third place IN
sha running hlrh jump. Richards
mark was io3 c9litimetefB.
Today a waa announced that the
100 meier afnIi~IIunI swim win BE-
nwpm aeain wish he Americana who
Curmahn are 0.eefppiied over this
fntf a. Germany had F1nn1efed this
betf 90 th0lrE. hnvinN won On sunday.
Wotlna record vas creotoo BY
J. 81 Meredith IN tho MNfcfr11ufH
academy. ln ne flnaf ~ ihe 100 me-
feTH fiaf rane IfIa time ~ iitt 9-Il
beats thas made hy Melvin " shes
peril % London IN 1905. i,tf i-5
sheppard and Davenport with 1881
beth al4O beat ihe standing record.
fhe thIrd DAYS program ln the attn,
letlf rrci:on Of inc OlymPi3 Eanle'
ncfer n Included ira trial heats 81
the 10000 nelera walking race. M
running high jump. the aiandlnf
broad jump, the trial heats IN M
zoe meters relay race. swlmminn
Nre.linet lenesns, synnefilcN and
Todafa opening ~ the Ramoa Va,
n comparatively quiet one but ief
thousand spectators were on tlHe field
Tha standing broad jump IL whlna
Plat Adams ana Benjamin ". Al
eIna both of New YORK =. g.. cap
0ccnninR for the Raising ~ two Amer.
isGR flags on the aiaffa ~ the anl
IT the stadium. Both men wiz b,
awarded gold medals which are ~
Tered 50 al jumpers 1nlnn more thai
three meters ten conilmflera
G.. TslcliiifRR 0reeco. vas flrat n
this event with moiess. ~ cent
Ia fhe first heat Of the 10 900 mo
tors walking. Ray fiouidIng 81 on
taFio and =, y Webb. Ensiand. 10
from START e. finish.
Tho disqualification or the Amor
iran nuaifefte III tho naIni-nnaln 2
fhe 400 meters fflpt race. after a.
fCAsinn Great Hrilain'a team IN az
Nfrnnan. was disappointment
their friends. w fhe trial heats IN
majority of he teams wore noTaiche
and consequently the uniled State
rnnnan. Great Britain and fwode
had whlk@DvefH owing 20 tho nnaent
~ their uVp1nrnif.
The anfal-nhal heats 81 the Itf
fnrfer NuIlumsnH nFe 10 be- conferle
nHaiu ~Ilh the United STATES pnflle
rHfluN The American dolaaHiio
protested yesterdays race Oh q
rFouna that sha nhsenea-nf fh# Anal
jean swimmers WaH due 10 a aNiEuf
de1ElandluE and the Olympia colnWl
ten has decided that ahf heats AH4a
~ resurm. probsbly e the eFe
tho meoflnR.
in The eecond heat o. inc 1906
meters walking there were thlrff,
competitors TIE ERBilseman. fais
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

celpta 5000. Includes ace aougheFns:
market strong. Native steers, ee.s0ff
$50. southern steers, $f.s51S.sC;
southern COWS ana helfeff, 93.23m
s.2f. native cows and heifcra. ea.abff
e.7t; stOckefe and feeders, ef.9sff'
7.eo; bulls. ts7bms.oe: calves. $500
q 500. Western steers. $500 q $50;
western cowH. t3.16 ~ 500.
Hogs - Receipts $500: market
strong 60 Sc higher. Bulk Of sales,
s7.25et $50. heavy. 97.ds07.5S; pack
se.2oQ TAO; pigs sS.3o @s.es.
sheep Receipts 1000 market Toe
se.Oe Is soc; range weihefa ana year-
llnRe. ss.e0sf go; range ewes, t3.760
AZ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
mrs. DECKER DIES
FAMOUS LEADER
OF WOMEN
FORMER President Of 0tuefai
Federation Of Woman's
Clubs Passes Away in san
Francisco.


sny Gv.sisn iieraia 4. ?. i.ssssa siiFti
San Fgaucuco. yuiy p-- MfH. Sarah
plAti Decker ~ Denver ipfHfF
Iifesldcni 81 TIE general teaFFHtipn
~ womon'a clubs and on~ ~ the most
IT, a5nincnt Leaders ~ the Wouaitt
club movement Ia ihe Uphed States.
dIed here iaai night az t.ap. i9ileH.
ing an operation fof in'eAttHH
Trouble. pcffofmed Aei Ffidays ana
fraln which Mr. Becker faiiied ffIf
y time 30 that hope Of her fccpfNFf
was held out she suffered Aun-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08
ne Markets


New York. JLly g.--Tn ghe alb
sencc % more definite reasons the
heaVsneHs 81 t0dny'e stock market
wua nncEil7ed 20 last weeks 1Aut
statement which distressed en aclual
deficit OF over th,to0. geo and NHsff
cash leEa Thie fDund s1fa4 Fefiee-
tion IN thn opening 1atee for est'
monef, which vee leaHaa "a -
cent
Amalaamalea Copper aaaaed Aaai1
On the heneinta 81 CpppefN anFpna
Bonds weFe irregular,
Further heavy atsiina ~ the ioAe'
ms iHsues. eNpeciAilf cpnpef 4nArea
which probably had It's basis ~ th.
.fnmnrfow. brought the general lefe
of prices slllI lower ~ the afternoon
The market closed weak. Some re-
cnNerF from the low ioVei was 81
fncfed al me last hour, but ftpei
aaelnr movement Hlt ~ Iukt uetpP'
lhe clo4s whlnh rosAiied Ia apoihol
/ ael laokt ClodIhN pyIcot.
CAslf ~ neg. az ~ per CENT
tn Aal'ef = Ns& peF eenf'
Mexlcnn dollars 4ac.
ropper ffM MtTNe.
I'in. a1h.o0 N ea.to
Lead. st.He#f.ap,
AmRINamnird. 8lr
Great E6rIhdSn. sf.aY#.
Sew York CAnsfal. 8ttEa
Northern Pacific. f.t8M.
NfAdlnN. 4Ile4Mt
Southern Pacific li.et.
I Union raclflc 9tatA,
steel ESQ.,
steel via. St.ltk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

let|e1 fs0o fnnia attorneys praeif'ns
n that NAr
Artists Appointed \ b wood.
ward az WIfNlsnafre Pa a faNf0Ht
n1lnIINr a. IufY commissioners ~ ny
rnufI TINS HHa tHIrNiNIf1 ~ bring
Int FEDERAL 3HdItiHIt fnI4 r1ItfIpJftf
iHa fonn1Nttt aa,a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

a. SeHc for Geptemhers
Aggressive selling on the part OF
local spectators put corn on tns
down grade. September opened y
q We or "a Y advance a. 80 = 20 We
end dropped 10 CSC. the close was
firn with September M&M above
saturday az eThc.
OATS suffered with other grain, hut
covering BY shorts helped 20 make
prices relatively steady. hspfembEf
agnrted a shade y q No down as % =
TO sec. and held nt 50 hc.
In the provisions DIT weakness OF
cereals turned out 20 BE- more than
lnffset for the strength 81 hogs, Int
slaI transactions ranged ffona hatur-
day nights level 70 e below, win
september delivery $500 70 1915
Tor PORK: tig6s for hard and si0.Ss
20 1855 for ribs. CipainE prices
wheess--July. ti.dsHs September
s8tse.
corn--July. 7OcHc; September.
Oats - July. itssc; hepteuiheF
3eMo.
Pork--JuIy. sf7.o1
fArd----uiy. elO.fIM.
\ hiba--July. tio.tt.
81. IouIa Atseilef.
Et. Louis. July f~-firaa HfeadF
$3.50 s.s7h spqlssr psFsns' s''e'
--r
New Kofk Coisoa.
New York. 1uly s.-rottou spe
closed steady MIddlInR NplNu@h
tlait; Middiins Gull. tta.fe. aAiea
80 bates
Kansas Citg IAtealock
Kansas City, Juiy s.--cattle Fe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

Mountain HlOllon \. o. IuIy IA
r. Johnson Of philadelphia. former
tennis champion. won
gne middle states Hinele championship
yesterday, defeating Champion W. ~.
Hall 81 New YORK, i0-ta, f-s. rs.
s-I, g-a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

ElQIn. lIl, july bl-Ihe QuoinlIOIl
committees ~ lhh Elnln board this az
IerBoon derlfrea butter frm NJ 20
cents per bound. ~ g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

Chicago, Jaly s.--cattle receipts
IA. e00s marked steady % stFonf Tor
GOOD, others easy. Be8Vns, 9t.7bm
e7ot TeHnH steers. 4f.snW1f0, wenf-
ern steers ae.2a q 1.7es atockers ana
feeaefs, s4.9e SIS coes nnd heifers.
e9.7owAio; calves ss.Sena5s.
Hogs Receipts ao.0oes marked
steady 10 sc higher Light. t1.t0n
7.a28; mixed, t7.0g076aAs heavy,
1876 q l.e5s roush. 3s.e6mIfs; p.sH.
tB.ao II t.7e.
aheep - Receipts fs.e00; funfket
STEADY % Zoe higher. Native. sa.360
ttef yeaFlinHA, f5.T5me,sei lambs.
s5.s04s.se
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

WANTED 40 nifY Ann1 hand
iuid|RN fnn lEDe44ttt 1ERk WNH
PRESIDENT u li Boyd Un|f4IN'tN
NeN NSklc9. ~
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aulftd address N0MI1H AEN4uN,
rare Itenlna Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

81. LoBla. July f-~.Wool steady.
territory and western mediums, 20 N
2fti Nue mediums. f8Neoc. nne. "a 81
i1e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

"a. Lolsla A.seiler.
Et Louis. July f~-ilrad steady.
1855 q s.67h. HpfltEr EfonE. STses
17.te.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-08

New York. Iulv e.--Cotlou spci
closed steady. NIddlInK NpIAu4n,
eia.is: AlddiinR Cult. fta.fo. eeioal
80 bales.