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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

1913, before me appeared A. Borders.
Vice president and acting president,
ana N. o. BROOKS secretary OF the
T. i. tuuheld Company each % me
personally known who being by me
scvcrally and duly sworn, each FOR
himself ana not one for the other.
did say that \. Borders BE- such vice
president and acting president and
". o. Brooks BE- such secretary re-
spcyuNciy of said above corporation
mentioned 100 and each executed the
foregoing certificate, ana that the seal
affixed 90 said instrument is the cor
puraiiun seal of said corporations ana
mat said instrument was signed ind
sealed In behalf of said corporation
hy authority OF rs board of directors.
and with th" assent of at least two
thirds in interest of each class OF
stockholders of said corporation hay
ing voting powers az their voluntary
act and deed aud as the voluntary
act ana decd Of said corporation And
atlantis further say that the assent
ncr't" appended H. signed by Bt least
tWo-thirds In Interest," of each class
of the stockholders ~ said corpora
ton having voting powers either Ina
person or 10y their. seycrally. duly con-
stitutcd proxies or attorneys In fact
thercunto duly authorized la writing
4. BORDERS.
Acting President
n, q. BROOKS.
Secretary.
subscribed and sworn tu before me
this 2gth dny ot January A. II. 1913.
tScab join NENABLE,
Notary Public for lBorudliilo
County. y. VI
M commission expires November
10, 1914.
SrOCKHOLDERS ASSEM- To
CHANGE ABOVE NAMED.
We. the subscribers. being at least
tWo-thlrds in interest of an the stock
holders of the q. =. cannold COM
pany having voting powers. having at
"a mrvtiug 'rFlitf' su for the
purpose voted lea Dc ,. r. changing
tho name OF said corporation 90 the
| "The IIdulnn Tent Ring Company "
do now pursuant Ia the statute hereby
give our written assent 20 such
change.
Witness our hands and seal this
27th day uf January, \. u. i9i3.
| ROY A. Stamm ,f.3Ou shares
| Elizabeth g. Stamm .....l.OOD
Kenneth }. Baldridgo l.00O
| 4 BORDERS, ,,.,.,tt,t,,tb,b BOO
/ Frank y. Stortz. ........ $500
| ~ ~. Brooks ....,.....,i,5O0
i
/ Bv ~. q. Brooks PROXY 1000
( r. =. Garfield
/ rs u -. Brooks PROXY A72t
! Mrs r. =. Canheld
| By ~. q. Brooks ProNy) 1900
ENDORSED.
No 7ii3,
! cor Reed. Vol g, PAGE 20t Amend
\ mont Co Certificate of incorporation
/ ~ = 4 Garfield Company changine
/ name TO THE HANLON TENT RING
! COMPANY
Filed In Office OF state Corporation
! Commission, February T. lat3, y q. ma
EDWIN v. COARp.
clerk.
! Compared edo 10 JJo.
tNnf'NEp
state at New Mexico D
County OF BernalillO }
This instrument was fled for rec
ord on the Sd day of February 1913
nc 1900 O'Clock r., m Recorded M
Vol. &C" Misc. OF Records OF said
county. folio 2O2
tseal) A. ". WALKER.
Cler6 and Recorder
COMPARED g, w, 10 a, w,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
CLOGGED NOSTRILS OPEN At ONCE,
HEAD COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH

ant balm dissolvas BY the heat Of tho
hosirusi GENERATES and heals lhe in-
ndned, ~ oilen membrane which lines
the nose, head aud thfoal. clears the
air pasnages; stops nasty discharNoa
ana a ferlluR ~ rleantlHf so0ihsnE
relief COMES immediately
Don't hay awake ionlaht sffuRallnR
for breath. with hrad stunoai nosifi|h
closed hawkins and bloWlna. C4luffn
or a cold, with ~ RUNNING nose. lorl
mucous dropping into the throat. aud
tAw dryness s. distressing bat lftn
needless.
Put your faitn just once lin ElN's
cream balm" and your SSla o. catarfh
via surely QlAAppsag
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
.TRtJNISSeNGRESJ
senate

Key pittmau. of Nevada. sworn
Boa Go complete term ct the late
Senator nixon
District ut Columbia committee
agreed tu report taNurablN bill
prescribing vight-hnur dag tor
women workers 20 the District OF
Columbia.
Debate opened on immigration
bill. with agreement Go vote "a %
o'clock this afternoon on H. re-
passage over the presidents veto.
House.
Considered miscellaneous leg
islutlou.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
FREE DEMONSTRATION
OF FAMOUS PRODUCTS

torosted ln the announcement that
Post Tavern special and Instant
Postum" two Uf the most popular
products ar the Postum Cereal COM
pany az Battle Greek, Mich. viii bs
served Dee tumurros az the Jana
Grocery company An experienced
demonstrates viii also b. on hand
20 give expert advice on the prepare
hon snd serving Of these delicious
beverages.
Paihe vsekly-CryataL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
HANDBOOK SAVES CONVICT
FROM PRISON SENTENCE
[By Leased Wire ~ EVENING TTcraIdl

lhy Leased Wire ~ Etcning Herald
Dcs Moinef, Ia, Feb. iS--A bank
book showing deposits amounting 20
800 saved Archie Brown. parnied
convict with flve-year sentences
hanging over him from being re-
turned to the penltentiary today. 10
was brought before the district court
on the charge nf having violated hts
parole. We claimed he had been I'M
dustrlously IA work and sUVing moncy
and Judge MeHenry decided he Was
entitled 20 further liberty.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
CONSPIRATORS TO
APPEAL TO TAFT
Men Convicted of Using Mails
to Defraud, One a Fugitive
from Justice, Now Ask fol-
Pardon.


Washington, Feb. lS,--E. - Horn
and 5. "a, snyder. convicted az kansal
city Mo- Ia 1909, cot conspiracy tu
use the mails To defraud. have APP
pcalod tu President TAFT tor pardon.
Horn b. in Canada, said Co bc "a iu-
gitiVc from justice. and has promise {
20 return because the department OF
Justice refuses To- consider the appli-
cation until hc comes within the iuris-
dictiou OF the United States snyder
BE- in Arizona. Sentences Cf one year
aud dag in each ease have not yet
been enforced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
ALBUQUERQUE TO HAVE
NEWEST IN MILLINERY

Miss Grace caldwell head mllilner
al the Economist, has returned rom
IA trip 10 the eastern markets, Dur
ing her absence Miss CALDWELL bought
what s believed hy the kconomls.
management o. be- one ~ the most
eIabornte and attractive stocks Ot
correct headWear for women ever
shown IN Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
In one Niinase Your staIry Moss and
Head clears snceEing anh Nose
Itmnning CEASE, Dali Hcadaeht
Goes.

Try Ely's cream Balnl"
Get small bottle anyway. Just 20
Try it--appl a little In the nostrils
and instantly your cloascd nose and
stopped-up air PASSAGES ~ the head
Wlll open you Nill breathe freely
dulineFs and headache disappear 49,
mofnlngi the catarrh, cola-in- head
or catarrhal sore throat viii be gonU.
End such misery nowi Get lhe
small bottle uf "Els'e Cream Balm"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
joaquin miller aud Ills WORK.


joaquin Miller aud His Work.
san Francisco, Feb. 1N.-Ot Hl,
the California poets, Miller's work -
shid 10 reflect most perfectly the
primitive grandeur ~ the west. lie
wrote ct the mountains and the plains
and pcnncd the epic of the pioneers.
tits education was scHnt. but he d,d
not require hooks Tor his inspiration.
From childhood his was "A stirring.
cNenttul life. He was born IN the
Wabash district OF Indiana. Novem-
Der 10. tbil, ana was Christencd
Cluciuuatus Hcinc. Ills father was OF
bunker stock. ~ the age OF a.
years young Miller accompanied has
parents across the plains 20 the Pa
citic coast Tho family took az O.
government claim in oregon. His
craving Tor adventure stimulated by
stories of the gold strikes In Cali
turnin, he ran away az 10 10 seek his
fortune.
Already ~ had participated In an
indian war receiving an arrow
wound tu the neck. In SiSkiyou
county. california, he was adopted by
"a tribe OF Indians and married the
daughter OF the Chicr. shortly art
crNaru the woman was killed 10y set
tiers IN a punitive tXpcdition against
lNlNkAk ifhEhilsNt anu MiAl'f AhNAAh'N
60 oregon, where he studied law. ~
this time he mad begun 20 write
verse, contributing To various maga-
liuc- ana ne met und married Miss
Auuuiy Myrtle, young oregon poc,-
er- Three children were born To the
couple. a daughter Maud, ana Two
SONS. The later ran away early ga
l!ic and their names were erased from
thr family records. Miller went in
1906 TO Mexico, where he Joined
walker tubusttrs ana was arrested
tie obtained pardon ana returned
Co oregon ln 1863 Miller published
hIr FIRST volume cot poems. soon al
forwards he was divorced from hi,
uI.. ANA went 90 Europe. There n,
became popular. lie always dressed
100 u Channel shirt and knee high
boots, costume that the English oi
that day are said to have expected ol
Americans Returning To America
3D., took zap newspaper work az Wash
mgtun. -. 6. While there ne took q
Urd wife. Miss Abbey Leland. daugh
Cor ui Chicago hotclkCcprr. one
,uIIa Nas born 40 her. Juanita. The
poet returned Co California Ia 1881
purchasing near Oakland, the traC
that he called "'rho Heights" Ia tn,
Late 9Os he Joined in the rush iol
gold 60 the Eloudike, hut soon re
turned.
Miller also was a playwright. Tn
most successful of his dramatic work
Wts THE baultrs'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

sNIOKED WHITE TISH
\ Irc,h shipment Just received
SAP SN.O CHEESE
SWISS CHEESE
Hl,ICk CHEESE
SAI.AMI SAUSAGE
CItilN Nl.NT SAUSAGE
Just opcn'J u frc-h lot uf
Heinz Bulk pickles aud Rel
isiC, of All kinds.
W. invite Vuu to ,all ht our
store tomorrow and Try Ne.
litious cup at instantaneous
Postum and dish of the new
cereal
POST TAVERN SPECIAL
IN Experienced Demonstrators
DiIcCt from tile Factor, Win
llc ln Charge.
ItunH itunrh Eggs ......... SOC
Kansas and New MeAicO
Ranch I1ggs .,...,....... 25c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
INiDN TENT ltIN
COMPANY
AMENDMENT To CEGTiFICATE
or lNcOBPORATION or T.. 4.
"a NEfIIeI IA INFnANN


CAMPBELL COMPANY.
The + y. Garfield Company, a cor
puratiun pf Ncw Mexico. doth hereby
certify that u has changed rs name
tn the Tn" liuniuu Tent Ring Com
panN' said change having been de-
ylarpd hy resolution at the board of
directors ut said corporation 90 bee
advisable, ana having boon duly and
regularly essenied 20 hy the vote of
tN0-thirdE ion Interest ut dll the stock
holders having voting powers at %
meeting duly called hy the board of
directors for that purpose. and the
written assent oil said stock holders is
hereto appended The registered Of
nCD of the corporation ls located 80
Nu. 20i W Central street. IN tho
City uf Albuquerque. New Mexico. ANA
Mr. A. -. Brooks b. designated as u
statutory agent therein in charge
thereof ANA upon whom process
against the corporation may hc
served
IN witness whereof said corporation
has caused this certificate tu be- sign
cd hN lbs president ana secretary and
ita corporate seal 90 be- hereto ailiXed
the 21th day ol January. \. II. 1913.
A BORDERS,
Attest Vice President.
a. q. BROOKS.
secretary.
corporate seal
SUITE ct New Mexico }
bss.
County pi Rornalillo
ON this goth dag ~ January, A H.
tJl3. before me appeared A, Borders
aud ~ a. Brooks. tn me known tn ~
the persons described la and who eN-
ccutcd the foregoing instrument be-
ing Dos me soverally sworn. each Tor
himself ana not one FOR the other did
rat. that A. Borders n the vice pres
idcnt Bnd acting president ana II, O.
BROOKS ls the secretary respectively
of the T. T.. Canneld Company q cor
porutiun. and that the soul affixed O.
said instrument Was signed ana sealed
lea brhulf of said corporation ~ au.
hurin of lts board of directors, ana
mo said 4 Borders and " %. Brooks
lucknow ledge said instrument 10 b,
the tree act and deed ot said cor
purAtiun.
Witness my hund aud seal the daN
ana wear last uh0Vo written
,sraD JOHN NENABLE.
Notary Public.
My commission expires Novemoei
10. tHtA
state OF New Mexico
county OF Bernallllo
on this gath day Of lapuary A. u
.a.aaa=s--~---@-asa--a-e asues~-a ..a-Hs@-s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION IS
PROPOSED
Senator Clark Introduces
Measure Providing for Lin.
iting Tax Rate for State
Purposes to Ten Mills
Especial Dispatch to E,enl.R u.,.,sl

Santa be. y. NJ. Feb ts-A con.
"itutional amendment changing IN,
article on taxation. limiting the tax
- 80 Tor at state purposes. aside from
interest on the public debt Co ten
mills and requiring that alI state
monies hr deposited ~ national
hanks. OF in banks and trust com
pani"s chartered under the laws OF
tho state H. proposcd in resolution
adopted 10 the scnat, today by Sen
dtur clark
Many bills were introduced ln lac
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

Springfield. ius--Rlchard r Kin
srllu signed "a contract 10 act AS scout
tor the New York National league
club this season. Kiusclla acted az
scout Tor the 81 Louis Nationals last
season. Previously he was owner of
the springfield baseball club
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
NEW TRAFFIC MAN OF
PANAMA EXPOSITION HAS
ASSUMED HIS DUTIES

lspectnl CoFrekpomdemce 60 the uerspd1
San Francisco. Feb. Ia. 81. Nor,
Jensen. trafiic manager OF the PAN
ema-Pacinc international Exposition,
assumed hts duties Friday morning
and from now on will devote his on
tire attention 10 mapping out the
handling OF freight and passenger
business In connection with the ex-
position.
II have no doubt whatever that the
railroads will provide satisfactory
ample facilities for the handling OF
the immense freight and passenger
business In connection with the ex-
position" said Mortensen.
II have already had conference
with some OF the railroad people and
they have given me every assurance
OF hearty cooperation In the mat
ter Of freight and passenger trans
pOrtation.
While the local transportation
problem IN a serious one. Il il not TOO
big for the people OF San Francisco
TO handle. some means will be de-
vised 20 handle the people from the
city To- the fair site ANA return 10 the
entire satisfaction OF the people and
Ia such way as viii reflect credit
on san Francisco as a whole"
Mortensen was traffic manager OF
the California Fruit Growers Ex-
change for three years. Previous 20
that he was southeastern manager for
the Pacific Fruit Express company
and prior TO that Gv was with the Ar
mour car lines of Southern Califor-
mia
His first railroad work was with the
Lake shore Michigan southern OF
Chicago and later with the Great
Northern railway of Spokane His
experience has covered work Ia oper-
ating and trafic departments OF
these railroads
While In charge OF the California
Fruit Growers Exchange he handled
approximately thirty thousand car
loads OF citrus fruits a year.
, During his employment with the
company he had charge OF an work
In connection with rates and service
He has very wide acquaintance
among railroad men throughout the
United States.
Mortenzon ls native OF Westheld
Wisconsin and has resided Ia the wesl
for the past twenty years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
WISCONSIN HOUSE FAv0Rs
DIRECT ELECTION PLAN

lBy Leased Wire % Evening Hesald1
Madison. wis Fob. is--The wis
consin house adopted Joint resolu-
tion already passed by the state sem
ate providing for constitutional
amendment for direct election OF Unit
"a States senators
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

O1icial announcement is made Oy
the exposition that DR.. Frank A. Violin
Of Washington, y. G., has been made
chief Of the department OF social
economy
The social economy exhibit will be
national Ia its character and will be
one OF the most striking features OF
the exposition.
Or Wolu II member OF the Ma
tionnl Municipal league. the National
Conference on city Planning. the
American civic association. and the
National civic federation. and Ia adj
ditlOn ne "a also a member OF NUM-
bcr 0f scientific aud technical soci-
ctics. nn associate member of the in-
tornational scientific committee on
Electrical Units ana standards and a
member OF the international Tech
nical committee appointed bv that
BODY 90 decide un electrical stand
ards for International adoption.
While Dr. Woin's contributions
have been mainly to the physical
sciences his relations with the bureau
OF standards have brought him into
close contact with important civic
fceds He has besides always taken
a deep interest In sociological prob
lens.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

estate at New McXirol
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
United States OF America
state OF New Mexico
% ts hereby certified. that the an.
ucNrd b. full ira, aud cumuIct,
transcript OF the
amendment "a Certificate at Incor.
i,orhiiOn or .. a. Canncid Company
changing name tu
TIN HANiON TINT RING
COMPANY
tNu sAf6l
with ca" endorsements thereon. a.
sam" appears un hlo and of record M
Oh" office OF fHr state Corporation
Commission
ln testimony whereof the chair.
man ana CLERK ut said commission
hnV" hvrruutu set their hands aud at,
nNcd the seal Of said commission. al
the CITY ui Santa Fy. on this First
day oi February 4. -. 1913.
t~Cab HliH II WILLIAMS,
Attest. thlirmaa
EDWIN o. DOARp.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

Maurice Costello, Sir Thomas LIP
ton and Jimmy pusiime.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
Fried K'otal
"COttOIenc'' style

Did you ever eat Frenrh Fried
Potatoes made with CoeIol2neY
IL not, you've never eaten brrflch
Fried Potatoes at their best.
CotioIene makes them rich and
crisp and appetizinR, but never
greasy.
II o6a have been frying and
shortening your food with butter.
try cogsoIeue. Il ie every bit a.
good, at less than one-third the
price.
n you are using lard for short
eninq and trying, we WOuia sfffi-
plv suggest that ColloIene IS
recognized and recommended BY
leading physicians DOMESTIC
science authorities, and cult
nary experts generally, as be
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

Onloa sets should ~ planted nov.
MI varieties. Staanni I1'uit Co. tt3
Wet silver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

I ~ Leased Wire tW EvsniaH Herald
= San Francisco. Feb. IN.-Thc =
= body Of joaquin Miller lies in =
. state today in Juanite cottage,
. On THE HcightE as ne called =
. his home in the foothills OF Ala
. media county Hundreds nuCkcd I
. there In grief today To- look their
. last on the poet Of The Sicrrus,
q The body VIII hc crcmuted =
q tomorrow and taken To the fu-
. neral monument on the estate I
q the poet built with his own I
q hands several wears ago ana 4
. there scattered To- the winds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

was to br The most momontous work
ut his lite. He guarded the poem win
the utmost secrecy HnJ not even uis
wife and daughter knew ~ subject.
Hope OF saving his NE ended when
the attending physician announced
that the end was only a matter ot a.
teV days Al noon yesterday lie Was
barely discerniblc.
S,nility was the only cause of deaf ia
the physician could give.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

ingnOre whole
some, digestible
and producing
a better food
cossolene is a
vegetable pro-
duct IN
source and
nnaking--and Is
bound TO be bet
ter and safer
than lard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

TIE n. H rAIRBANK COMPANY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-31
LOSS Is HEAVY
AT MARTINS FERRY
CONDITIONS ARE RAPIDLY AS
SUMING NORMAL.
And With Excellent Relief Work In
Progress. There Is Little
Suffering.

The loss sustained by Martins Fer
~ people will be much greater than
vas expected as some OF the factories
suffered great losses and many men
are thrown out of employment that
VIII swell the amount TO n great eX-
tent But fortunately no lives were
lost, although several had close calls.
The American Sheet and Tinplate Co.
sustained heavy loss as some OF their
stock was under water. l.. l.. Scheele
was a heavy loser as some OF his stock
was entirely under water Some OF
the people in the flooded district lost
all Of their furniture and in some cases
pianos were floating on the water
I he eXpressman we're all so busy that
they could no; begin to-take care OF
the movings. All OF the relief stations
in the city are doing a great deal OF
charity work. The Eagles Hall is the
home OF about 20 people and they are
serving them meals and providing
clothes. The Elks are serving meals.
but they have no sleeping quarters.
but are doing a great work In the
Central Hose House on Fifth street.
about u neople are sleeping there and
getting their meals in the Elks Hall.
Giving Relief.
Tho relief station IN The Chopper
building Is still receiving donations
and making calls and they will con.
tinue 10 do so for awhile until they
are sure the people are supplied with
the necessary clothes. One case was
reported TO the committee yesterday
81 q family on Center street, consist
ing 81 nine children. that were In des-
titute circumstances. The committee
Investigated and found conditions bad.
The Council Committee and the
Committee Of the Commercial AssO-
citation deserve great pra sc for the
work they have accomplished as the
suffering was intense IN some parts
NJ the city. some OF the men have
been without sleep for four nights
The city o. gradually assuming a bust.
nezs-like aspect MS most 10 the streets
were cleared yesterday and by the last
~ tho week al traces 81 the food
VIII have vanished 40 tho Tin mill
Yesterday r. force ~ men were put 20
WORK with .ho f~c hose cleaning on
tho machinery but no time has boon
cot for n resumption huf is expected
The. VIII Eef started some time next
wcoa. Tho U1skins Glass Company
sustained very lffic '1as az they had
ffc.r STOCK 40 moved f0 higher ground
Dr. w.N be- some t8te before tho actual
Jose 0I Do know % Tho street force
o.I hn ruf f0 vorl with Tho fire hose
and frr. VIII give Tho streets In 'hn
'0DaCl district a GOOD cleaning ~
Tho mud that was icft on fhc streets