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

deemed necessary aud proper for the
carry ing out of the general purposes
"f the Federation as hcrciubeiore
stated"
\ plan OF action was laid cut al
Salt Lake city ana the method of 10
uunCing the organization Was deter.
mined upon looking tu secure favor
uhl' action in congress upon Oth,rs
for tho rclicf at settlers on the AT.
fcrcnt irrigation projects. cur socrc-
tHrN Mr. Etter. was made chairman
ot the resolutions committee IN that
meeting uud aftCrWHrd elected q
uvmbcr ui the executive committee,
aud later was offered thr position as
their representative al Washington
IitN tu represent the Federation Th,s
on account ~ health. he was obliged
io decline,
IN september 1919. thu executive
committee Ht Denver. Colo. appuut.
ed committee to uratt mcasurCg To-
be presented To congress. Ia the
IA autimc thu United states circuit
court ot appeals for the western dis
triCt. sitting at san Francisco. cat,
has decided vase la which the Ma
In on NJ 'Ankcf ~ fkt sunny mr.
project refused 10 make payment ut
maintenance charges The Iuit'd
states circuit court oi appeals las.
held 10 that ease that the r,clHind.
tiYu -erViCr has me- right To collect
mHiutcuancv charge &C all THIS cus'
however. has nov been appealed by
the reclamation service To- the Cuttrd
states supreme court and &c final trial
Nil bo had there.
Under our contract wuh tn, United
states the pCCus Water Users assu-
citation collects the money iu it, cor.
poratc capacity witch becomes dd'
90 the United states. The United
Statrs government through the rccld-
nation service receiving this none
through our treasurer aud thus Mt
dealing with the individual share.
holder We are now informed that
the reclamation service proposes a"
disregard this contract With the u.s.
aoCidtiuu and collect direct from 40
iudi, idu5A shareholder. This may
bcyumc matter uf grave importance
n respect to giving credit To- "a"
shareholder upon his stock Ia tbs
corporation.
During tho last three wears thci
has been uu utrcr on the part ot the
pcyus Water Users association 10 o'r
tain q reliable foreign real estate
company which would undertake the
settling of our surplus lands under The
Carlsbad project. aud also such land
a. were held hy people who desire To-
lcuN, this section uf the Countrr. \
special levy ot ten cents pr aCrr was
voted by the shareholders of this as.
sucitiUu tu create q publicity uud.
The Carlsbad project rcalt, hoa'i
contributed th0U aud the commercial
club ct Carlsbad contributed f30O for
the same purpus'. nli being under
control uf thu p"cu- Water t'scrT ass
tociatiou
very line hu"kl"t describing the
advantage uf the Carlsbad project
Ia intending settlers ~ now In pI..s|
M kansas CITY.
The civic Development company,
through the Farmers irrigated Land
company, has undertaken the sale ut|
our lands with offices located al Kan
sHs city. This company W. NOW nc
lively engaged In settling land undo"
the project. Their plans are guud
and ~ bclie,C they win br successful
An at which N respectfully sui
mittcd to the board OF directors
tSRnodb ". u. WILSON
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
DEMOCRATS OF TORRANCE
KICK AGAINST PROPOSED
ENDORSEMENT TRUST

EstanciH ~ NJ F,o ij.--Thc
Democratic Central ,ommittue al
Torrance county lon convention rcgu-
lat y called. February sub. 1918. pass
"d resolutions as follows.
ln'smuvh ~ thu authority 10 act
M an" Democrat. party of New
MeNieo h vested ~ 'h, county CEN
trdl committees ana through Thorn Ia
the state central committee. The Dom.
"er1uc party OF Torrance" county de.
sirrs To protest through It's county
central committee against the action
ot the executive pnimittee in dele
spuns to three men the authority for
final decisions as ru applications for
federal appointment. ana we believe
ihhi al application. should go hrst
through the hands of lhr county com
Wittce, Who shall Instruct the state
committee from mat county what
action 10 take uu otcn application.
aud such instruction from the county
committee shall %, binding on the
state committee.
II was alsu resolved that the action
ct President Taft In placing fourth
class postmaster under civil service
should be resoindpd.
We hereby recommend that our
representative tu congress Mr. Fer.
gusson. be requested to use every en-
dcaVor REASONABLE 10 have said order
reSclndod" sayt tbe resolution.
The convention slso endorsed the
following
j. =. Dunlayg for United states
marshal; A. j. Green for collector OF
Internal revenue v = Jennings for
register VI United suites land ONCE 40
santa Va
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
EXECUTIVE BOARD OF
MoHAIR GROWERS TO
MEET AT SILVER CITY

Silver City. n. NJ. Feb. IA spc-
cial meeting OF the executive board
OF the National Mohair Growers as
ISOLATION has been called by the
president to meet In the American
National bank building az silver City
ON February 20. az o'clock .. m..
and a full attendance has been prom
Used.
The members comprising this board
are as follows 4. \ Grant. Dailcs.
ore, president; Aubrey Ulsi. Little
Elb, Tex. h. -. I.andrum, I.hguna.
Tex. and T. W. Holder. Kirkland.
Ariz., members OF settling committee.
W A. Heather of silver City. , v,
Hardy Of Dallas. Tex. aud J. H. Bar.
nett Of Temple, Arix.. members of the
finance committee; Mrs. NJ AFmer.
Kingston. n. ~. Eugene shepherd.
Winkleman. Arlg.. William RiddeiL
Monmouth. ore, and A. ~ Collins,
Cvaldc. Tex. vice presidents: y. y.
Baker. silver City. y. McCarty. Dub.
I'm, Tex: Doc Reed. Queen. n. M;
H. :. schercy. Three Rivers. ~ AZ;
W. 60 iiauSmci.. tIsake EAiiees ". 81.
! y. Ross. sonora. Texas. j. W cur
rctt, Seg0,ia. Tex; q. e. Johnston,
Lawrence. Kan. and Perry Witt.
Montcll. Tex
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
REAL COLO RUSH
OVER WEST Of
The PECOS
Seven Thousand Dollars
Worth Of Stock Sold in the
Town Of PeoOs in One Day
and Excitement Increases.


A1NN"hAA N"HNaAHNM@HANN W NAa MeN0NN Il
Carlsbad. n. ~. Feb. is.--Captaln
Ezra hartsh0rn has Just arrived from
the Saragoea gold fields and brings
tue Information that there IN certainly
gold there that viii pay 20 work lie
KNOWS this quality In good and thinks
they have the quantity The assay
runs al the way from SO per ton 20
$500 per ton. He left here and en-
sountorcd the dig snow storm this
side OF Pcc0F. Texas. but IL did not
dttor him iu the least. Although his
chauffeur had broken his crank
hanger. he Crankcd tho car with "a
monkey wrench and passed Pccos az
supper time without stopping for sup
per THIS enabled him to get on tho
ground floor and get some OF the best
rlinis and he pat them in with the
biz company that has been lnCorpOr-
Atud. The company sold $1,000 worth
~ stock ,u the town Of Pccos In one
dai aud hn," gone 10 developing
They ure not blowing from the house
tops about the strike. they have Just
got the gold. arc going 10 mine IL aud
divid- tho money. that's an said Mr..
llartsnofn
The civic Improvement aud Emit
grafton company of Kansas city has
wired its agents here that on next
ThurFdsy Representatives viii be- In
carlsbad With e large lot of land
buyers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
EIGHT WAGONS TO
HAUL ELK TO
THE GRASS 1ts
Montana Animals Arrive Safe
ly at WinslOw to Be Trans
ferred to New Grazing
Grounds in Arizona.

winslow. Ariz., Feb. IT. Not for a
long time has there been 40 much
lively interest In Winslow as over the
arrival OF the consignment Of Wild
elk from Montana 10 be released 60
Craze upon the mountain heritage OF
Arizona. The eiks arrived here in
splendid condition.
The animals are at yearllngs ex-
copt three which range between the
ages Of two and three years.
Thuradny morning state Game
Warden Rogers Of Phoenix, Mr.. DO.
ncy and Marshal nledsoe left for the
mountains in tho KiddoO auto 90 look
over the ground where the elk are
60 be located aud 10 was decided 20
forward them Ia large crates and
wagons 10 the Cresweli corral. Eight
wagons have been hired and tho
crates will hold about eight head 20
the load. They expect 10 feed tho
animals for about six weeks and then
turn them loose In the hills.
Much doubt was manifested among
the people hero whether the elk
would stay In this section OF the
country very long after beings turned
loose, but Mr.. Doggy states that there
will be no trouble about that matter.
lie also says that they viii multiply
very fast and he expects that about a
year from this spring thore will be-
at least 40 elk IN this vicinity. There
sire siXty-iiVc cows and fifteen bulls in
the lot and every one a beauty.
DIR LOoncy Of Prescott 10 ono %
the enthusiasts who came up from
Prescott 90 see the animals.
During transport one OF the elk
broke u leg and later died az the cor
raj Various sums OF money were
offered for the hide 81 the animal but
u was decided TO make DR. LoOncy
present Of the hide for tho good
work he has done In getting the ship
mcnt of animals 90 this section OF the
country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
EVERY HOME NEEDS
THIS FINE REMEDY
\ Nild. lleIiablc faArtite.TOnlc
s'ancti1ing M faniilv SHOULD
fe without.

Ee Muhout.
NJ weil-reguiatcd home should be
ithoui laxative for there IL scarce.
y q day IN family Of several persons
that SOMEONE doesn't complain Of a
headache. Of siecpicssness. 0f show
tie nrst signs Of cold.
a laxative then becomes neccs-
sity or what was "A tflnlng congestion
at the beginning may run Into a ser-
iOus cold or fever No harvh remedy
r. needed. but slmpl, q mild laxative
tonic that VIII make the liver active
and stir up the bowels propir who
have tried a great mHny things. aud
are themselves heads Of families whu
have seen the little ills run 10 blR
ones. VIII tell you that there ~ noil-
Ing better than Dr. CaiJweii'R syrup
Pepsin. which you can obtain ~ any
drug store for fif,y cents or one dol.
lar a bottle the latter being the fam.
ily size.
Among the great believers In syrup
Popein for constipation Ia old or
young. aud a. a great household
emergency remedy. IL MTa. y w. An.
dersOn, Osawatomie. kans, who
writes after using one sample bottle
and two two dollar bottles Of DR.
Caldweli's syrup Pepslns ''On the
plea OF tho duty that every one owes
10 fellow sufferers. I appeal 10 all
such who are bowed In spirit broken
In health and discouraged with life,
not TO give up until they have given
Dr. Caldwclfs syrup Pepain a fair
trial" syrup Pepsin is scientifically
compounded and It's purity In vOuchcd
for. Mothers give Il 20 tiny babies,
and grown people. taking q little
larger amount. ind II equally effect |
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
SPECIAL CLOVIS TRAIN
TO RUN TO M0UNTAINAIR
DURING CHAUTAUQUA

CLOVIS. y NJ. Fob 1s.--CIo,Ir ~
going To the Muuniaiualr Chuutauutui
~ body next SUMMER on CLOVIS
du
THIS matter wus PLACED before The
'"nlmercinl club som, daVs ago mud
- '"hiinlll"c from that organization
Was appointed tu mak. arrangement
ior tha hig day. prof Griffin. chai
man of the comi''i,tc'. reported 20
lhc club Monday evening that ncgo-
tidll"nt were already under way
" b. the Intention tu run r. special
TAIN FROM Clovis making the rate
TOYS enough so that o,rr, body eau al
itrd Go gu To- MomtIuBir
August 18th has been designated
"N CLOVIS daN. -u there is plenty o.
TIME ~ which tu make The arrange
Wcnis II Is the intention to put on
" program that VIII %" second to
none.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

are idst as good medicines IN the
drug store, compounded Ia a manufac-
tory. advertised Tor sale 10 the people,
Just ~ good medicines Of this KIND
az the medicines that the doctors pre-
scribe,
Al our best remedies have been
urst sound by common experience.
The testimony of one persOn and an
other has spread the news and hnally
rs use has become general
This In exactly the way Peruna has
spread among the people. II has not
been advertising that has sold Pc
runa sometimes advertising sells
the iitHt bottle 10 person. but after
wards u must be the merits % Pc
runa that sell Il,
ono person lakes Peruna and "a
cured ~ cough, or cold. or catarrh,
lung disease or kidney disease. or
stomach disease. Sumo OF these
arrangements " Aich perhaps the dcc-
tors have failed Go cure. peruna re-
hoNes. he tells his ncishbor about
a. His neighbOr tries it Tor the same
purpose ana n cured also, He again
tells ~. and 80 tho news Il spread
Yes. mean 10 put myself ON roc.
ora as saying Il Ia from the expor-
ienco OF the common people that No
must expect 10 silt out the genuine
remedies from the many spurious
ones claiming attention,
As "A doctor myself. aho has spent
many years IA the study and pracliCn
Of medicine, I say aud shalt "a, nEain
many times that Peruua u tia best
remedy / know Of 20 meet tho oeAir
mon, everyday climatic nllMenla 81
which the household L. suhjeCt And
" ! were keeping house a. goa ara.
trying 70 keep free from debt ans
disease. 7 should certainly keep . bot.
tle % Feruna ~ the hoeHe siN the
time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
NIGHT WATCHMAN AT
ELEPHANT BUTTE SHOT
AND DEPUTY WOUNDED

Elephant Butte. y. ~. Feb Ia
Fred Hewitt government. night
Waterman al the Butte was fatally
wounded "Wednesday midnight by
two MeNlvuns whom he WAS trying 10
arrest q l.. Putnam, deputy sheriff
who came "a Hcviit's rescue was cut
IN the back OF the head. The McNi-
cans were named victor Gloria and
Juan Baron. They also hit Hewitt
over the head with an axe.
They took putnam's gun away from
him and shot Hewitt twice Posses
are securing the country for tho men
The McXicans are heavil yarmcd
ana are heading for columbus - NJ.
Putnam Is able 20 ride aud IL with
one of the posses. Hewitt who Is
81 years old. Is In the government
hospital aud In dying
The wounds from the guushots viii
not cause HE death. bat the blow from
the axe viii.
Juan BaVon, one ~ thr MeXicans,
MAS shot in The stomach by Hewitt
before h. fell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
How Can the People Decide
Which Medicine is Best?

ana . man of family. And while ne
Try 10 i've properly. yet Ne are sub
icrt To diseases aud arrangements like
other people. Occasionally we have
To use drugs what would you al.
wise q"
ny reply. IN part, vas as follows
Let az suppose II Was "A cough. or
q common cold. OF "a hoarseness, OF a
pain la the chest or twlngc OF
rheumatism. or a stOppagc OF the nose
and discharge from the throat, mdt.
eating catarrh.
what you are after IL. hrst. 10 cure
Soursolf OF your trouble. and, second
To gain experience so that you may
cure yourself next time " you or any
member of your family should be so
u you 20 10 tbs drug store you buy
PcrunH n u cures you then you
know what 20 get next time. n n
does not cure you aud u proves 20
be- Worthless you know what 10 avoid
Ia taking advertised medicines that
have Is dchultc name you arc grad
ually learning 10 distinguish between
those remedies that help aud those
that DO not
n "a ueighbor In whom I have con-
tdcEcu should tell mo that they have
purchased "a bottle uf some advor-
tisod medicine that helped them,
should feel perfectly free 90 give the
medicine trial And n ! found that
the advertised medicine cured me
should not hositute 10 toll ms neigh
boris about u. I should not hesitate
60 have my name published, either,
az lostifying 10 the merits 81 such a
medicine. Nothing short OF this
would Oe Justice. Nothing less than
this would he honest
The prejudice against advertised
medicines may have had some fOun-
da1i0n Ia the past. But up to date \
can fonslciepti0usiy say laat there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

I've. u Is mlId and gentle. pIsasant-
tasting and free from gripping.
II does not hide behind A high
sounding name and u absolutely free
from any prohibited ingredient. Fam
HES who once use syrup popain for-
ever after avoid catnartics. salts
pills and other harsh medicines, for
these only do temporary good. are
hauseups and . shock to any delicate
system, such things should never be-
given TO children.
" no member Of your family has
over used syrup Pepsln aad You would
like 20 make n personal trial Of a.
before buying Il In the regular way
OF a druss!st. send your address
postal will do--to DR.. w n. Caldwell,
fi7 Washington ST.. Monticello. Ili.
and free sample bottle will be mall
ed you.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

hut heard Of Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound through friends and
now ! praise It because it has cured my
daughter Mrs. +. NJ. ELsToN, Il. D..
No. 3, Burlington. Iowa.
Case 81 Another Girl
ScBnlon, MINI. -" used 10 be both
cred with nervous SMELLS. and would cry
" anyone was cross IN me. I got aw-
ful weak spells especially In the morn.
ing, and my appetite was poor, ! also
had a tender place In my right side
which panied when | did any hard
work. ! took Lydia T.. Pinkham's Veg.
ctable Compound and my symptoms all
changed. and l am certainly feeling
fine. recommend II 10 every suffering
woman or girl. You may use this let
ter for the good Of Others. Miss ELLA
oLsoNs III bth ST., Virginia, MINI.
YOuag GirIsl Heed This Advice.
Girls'whoare ttoubled with painful OF
irregular periods. baokRche, headache.
draggihg-down sensations. faintin (
spells or indigestion. should immediately
seek restoration t0health BY taking ~.
dia z. Piukham's Vegetable Compound
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
GAME WOMAN HERDS
SEVEN MULES as
MILES TO SELL
Unique Lincoln County Char
acter Makes Long Trip
Alone to Roswell; Has Had
Remarkable Career; Car
ries No Gun.

Roswell. n. NJ, Feb. iT.-MrH. Lii
lie g, klagncr. who owns the Casey
ranch In Lincoln county. forty.flve
miles west. and one Of tho unique
New Mexico characters and a woman
of indomltablo courage, arrived In the
city from the ranch after midnight
Yesterday, driving q hack and double
team, mare leading aud followed by
colt and seven mtios that she raised
on her ranch and brought here 90
sell The mare was the mother Of
two 81 the mules and they all fol-
lowed without amy coaxlng
Mrs. Klasncr made the trip alone
Hnd when she arrived Ia the city she
put up her team and the stock AZ the
street ana went to the ~ Captain
hotel with her traps Upon arriving
There she decided that she was hum
KY. and unafraid and alone came up
to THE Eastern dining hall on Main
street about 1855 60 secure a lunch.
Mrs. klusner when q years Of age
came from Texas with her parents
and located To- what then vas Socorro
county Lincoln county not being
formed until 1879. SHE has been In
New Mexico Tor torty-tivc wears aud
the experiences thut she has had
would fll big book and loo fact she
" considering writing "a history Of her
lie and the early DAYS of Lincoln
county. she Wa8 personally aC-
luainicd with the famous '1Biliy the
khl
The casey ranch h. one Of the best
properties Ia Lincoln county aud a.
The last fccoa valley products oxposi-
ton here Mrs klasncr took seven
prizes ON apples. She SAYS that she
could also have taken prizes for the
superiority Of the mules she had
raised " she had placed them on cx-
hlhitiun
Mrs. klasucr viii rcmalu ~ the
city for several DAYS disposng OF the
mules and VIII meet her husband, J
\. klasner, here. who ia general fore.
Ilgn IF bridges aud buiidfug and wa
pT'scfvitr on the santa Fc from Bee
len e" pcCos. Tex
Site SAYS that In her tone travels
she does not carr, a gun aud is not
afraid and she In not Tile beasts OF
the held do not bring as much terror
10 the heart uf THE frontier woman
Of nerve like steel as the prUVcrbial
ht,l" mouse inspires IN the ordinary
run ~ women.
In years pust she has had much
land litigation In the courts aud al
one time went 90 Washington. D. G..
10 protest for her rights and spent
nv weeks there. and PERSONALS in
ter'icwed the president iu regard To
the matter She won the ease
-----------------------------
For "uraChc. touthachc. paths.
burns, Scalds, sore throat try IN
Thomas Eclectic OIL splendid RENEE
dN tor emergencies.
Trmblc'H TiXprN ttg n Ep,ouJ "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

my dAu 9Th ter OF
weakness. She was
troubled almost a
year with IL and
complained Of back
ache. so that /
thought she would
be an invalid. She
was entirely run
down. pale, neryoua
and without appe-
lite. was very
much discouraged
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

one ~ ml readers writes me In
pant as follows he says.
"a like your idea 49, expressed In
your last article as 90 how We MAY
become sure We are right ln matters
OF religion aud medicine. Experience
BE- our only guide. Now, az TO the
best way Of getting this experiences,
YOU did not give any definite instruc.
ton. Take my case for Instance 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
ROSWELL FIRE FORCE
WILL NOT BE DECREASED

Roswell. a. NJ Fob. tS.-RoswcIl
won't give ~ the fire department
not even the least uf It's present off,
Cicncy which IL now enjoys
This was decided NcstcrdHt after a
CunNnfs of the business men
Hearing of IN" possible doiersnlna-
lion OF the city aldermen 20 decrensc
q part at the fire service. the board
Of underwriters ~ Denver sent g. g.
Moore. their special representative
aud district Inspector 10 look into
the matter. Tie arrived yesterday.
lie stated that the minute the ser
lee WAS cut OFF the rates would take
q slide upward which would not
save the property owners money.
President Charles g. Tnnnchill Of
the commercial club Immediately.
with other business men took tine
matter NJ with the fire department
Committc" ut the council aud other
business men. ana ~ was the promise
OF the city that the present depart.
mcnt will not be decreased.
a--a--------------------
ltchiag plies provoke profanity but
profanity won't remove them. Doau's
ointment iS recommended for Itch
ing, bleeding o. protrudiug plies. zoe
al any drug store
frrIutItlrtl THN.Vt. rf1 N....ttl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

one way To relieve habltuAl constl-
patton h. To take regularly a mild lax
ativc. Deans Rcgulcts are recon
mepdod for this purpose. &C box
at uli drug stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
SKIN On Fire !?

Just the MID. simple wash. the we'll
known Odd, Prescription for Eesama
anq the Itch "a gene.
~ trial VIII prove ~.
We have sold ether remedlea for skin
trouble but none thnt ne could Ruaraa.
tee e. We can the odd. remedy. n
the arri rgRliar size tiee bottle does
not DO etattly. 80 We say, Il viii not
cost you q cent
NJ oI,iELLY CO. DRUGGISTS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18

Most disfiEurhg skin teruptions.
scrotula. pimples. rashes. etc, are due
tefS as u cleansing blood tonl .s
we'll recommended. 3 go az an Nor,s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
GIRLS WHO Are
PALE, NERVOUS
May Find Help in Mrs. FL.
ston's Letter About
Her Daughter.

Burlington, Iowa. -" Lydia T.. rink.
hams Vegetable Compound has cured
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
Dr.PRICE'S
v.. CREAM
BAKING POWDER
You will find it a great Satisfaction to do
More Home Baking

You will make biscuit, cake and pastry
clean, fresh and tasty-better every way
than the ready made foods.
DR.. Prices Baking Powder is specially
devised for home use, and makes home
baking easy and delight. II will pro-
feet you from tie dread alum baking
powders, which are too frequently found
In the ready made articles, and insure
yOa food of the highest heaIthfulness.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-18
Prosperity Under The Carlsbad Project

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