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The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
Friday Bargains at Crowley=Milners
Sl.75 Curtains 81

$176 Curtains $1-Strong cable net set with genuine
Cuny edges; Sc inches wide and AZ yards long;
white or Arabian; s175 any day but Friday tomor
row, pair. 81.
soc Muslin Curtains 5seColonial block center plain
with tooth edges; also tucked and lace trimmed
curtains. all Of them rufned, Usually soc. Friday
pair, 59c-Fourth Floor.
Sc Room Lots Of Wall Paper ssc-10 rolls OF side wall
enough to do the walls Of aroom 12x15 feet red.
green, brown tan blue, in fruit, stripe floral and
conventional design; worth 81. Friday special. CSC.
Fourth Floor.
1oc Ceiling Paper 4c-They at in nicely with the pre-
cedng item-these white and MORE ceilings,
worth 1Oc Friday only roll 4hc.-Fourth Floor
So Rug Samples &1.5o-Samples OF very serviceabe
Administer Carpets. 81 inches by feet long-the
real carpet value 50. marked for Friday at. each
sample $150.-Fourth Floor.
SOC Gilt Frames 26e-Really, handsome antique gilt
frames with gilt mats-oval square openings-the
sx1o-nch size to fit any cabinet photograph Worth
soc. Exactly half price If you buy Friday 25c.-
Sixth Floor.
Sc Rug Samples s2ss-Less than half for b4x72Lnch
samples. which can be used rugs Worth IS. FRI
day only $2.9S.-Fourth Floor
Rag Rugs Much Rsdueed-They growing still more
popular But will oner Friday the 5sc. 24x36inch
size at $50. The &c. 25x5O-nch size at 4sc The
3Ox6Oinch size at 76c. The 81 &c. 36x72inch size
$1.-Fourth Floor.
81. 80 Table Cloths 95c-Close, firm weave-no starch
a good assortment of Observation-Disclosures Thay
will sell long 400 last Friday instead Of H. 80
at 95c.-Second Floor h
Up to SOC Cut Glass Tumblers, 27cStar and buzz cut
tings-beautfully polished. heavy tumblers. which
sell regularly at $3.50 to Sc a dozen, making them
vsxth 4Oc to soc each Buy Friday at 27c.-Base-
Floor.
sc Cold Meat Forks 3sc-Rogers' silverplated cold
meat forks and gravy ladies. French finish Friday
only, instead of 69c, for 39c.-First Floor.
$50 English voile 1sc-Extra fne quality suited to
waists and gowns 40 inches wtde-less than half In
this Friday sale!-Second Floor.
6sc Stamped Towels 50c-Linen towels stamped for
embroidery in simple design which leaves place for
the monogram II you wsh-arge size, worth 6sc(r
Fridays selling price. 5oc-First Floor.
Csc Cushion Covers 6oc-velour pillow slips-various
designs and various coors-tassel corners; top and
back. Regularly &c. for 5Oc.-F1rst Floor.
15c Peroxide Of Hydrogen 6ePure peroxide hydrogen,
guaranteed strictly fresh, T. 8. p strength,
quarter pound bottles; regularly 15c, for 5c-Ffrst
Floor
1se Pillow Castings at 10c ysrd42 inches wide. yard
makes a pillow case; strong and servceable weave;
1000 yards. Worth 16c: Friday at 1oc yard-sec-
ond Floor.
CSC Bed Pillows at 3scA feather filing. covered with
fancy featherproof ticking. Usually 65c. Friday
39c.-Second Floor.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
Duchess Trousers, $l.29.
Worth So and $3.50

200 pairs of mems Duchess and Sweet-Orr
Trousers-medium and heavy weight, broken
lines-worsted and cashmere efects-szes up
to 44-Second Floor Mems Store.
Mens 81 Black Stiff Hats S1The fiat set and English
styles-all this spring's-s9 Of them In the sale
worth 81; will sell at 81 Friday ony.-Frst Floor.
Mems 81 and $50 Soft Hats, 65c-Crushers In pearl
tan and back-a very light weight fine felt. They
sell at 81 and $3.50 except Friday. s6c.-virst
Floor
Mems % and $3.50 $2-0unmetal calfskn shoes.
button or blucher; patent cotskin shoes button or
pairs OF them-short lines and discontinued styles
all sizes In the lot, but not In each model; 81 and
$3.50 shoes marked Friday At e2.-Frst Floor.
Mems 15e Handksrehiefs 7c-soft nnsh colored hand
kerchiefs. hemsutched, full size. Less than ha6
you buy Friday.
Workinomen's Toe Hose 6e-Hcavy mixed cotton seam
less socks, with double heels and toes-10c on any
other day-ee on Frday.-First Floor
ESQ Police suspsndsrs 1se-Extra heavy and mediums
weight isle Web Yback suspsndsrs; regularly CSC.
Friday, l9c.-E1rst Floor.
Mems 12L,o Handksrchsfs 7He-AiI linen-7h IL =
mighty low price for fulLsze linen handkerchiefs-
First Floor.
Mons Gasses-At the same special price advertised
In women's at left.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
Csc WASH GOODS AT 7I,o YARD

Zoc WASH GOODS At Tao YARD
The reduction Is very extraordinary because
these are lengths under two yards. Plain shades.
many Of them can be matched up-sometimes rs
pieces OF single color. Poplin, pongee wolfe and
striped piQue included Not fabric worth less than
25c yard in the bolt Friday, 71ac.-Second Floor.
81 Messaline at 65c yard-Remnants OF / to
yards-all new and fresh this spring-our regu.
lar 81 quality reduced for Fridays selling csc
yard.
VI Tweeds at b9c yard-54nch pure wool suit
ngs in more than 20 choice mixtures are TO sell al
this striking reduction on Friday only. Yard 59c.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
Slip-OnS, SIPS and $4.95,
Worth 1898 and $3.50

AT SI25, as we'll as at $4.95 guarantee
every coat to give satisfaction or we will re-
place it,
The SIPS Coats are worth 1898.
The Coats at $4o5 worth $3.50
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
AHer-Easter Clean-Up of
BOyS' Norfolk Suits
and TOpCOdtS
$3.50 and $500 Values
At S1.95

At S7.95
The Norfolk Suits the fully pleated mod
els in gray, brown and blue mixtures-sizes ND
to 10 years, but not in each lot.
The topcoats are in cheviots, shepherds plaids,
grays and tans and include sizes IA to 10 years
Juvenile Suits besdes-Russian and sailor
models up to Swear sizes-blues and mixtures.
Remember this price is good for Fridays selling
only.
Boys 26c souses for 2se-Percaes in various pat
terns.-Third Floor
Up to 2se chdren's Aprons Buckingham or percale-
some Mother Hubbards. others plain. 4 to IL years;
l5c Frday.-Third Floor
Girls SIPS Dresses 7se-You couldn't begin to buy the
material and make them at the price-ths excellent
Bingham. The dresses trimmed either in plain
colors colored embroderies match. Third
Floor
chIidren's Csc Underwear 14c-Fine ribbed medium
weight pants. fast black; lie is a big saving =
lac investment. Friday only.-First Floor.
childrens 2ee Stockings 11c-Fine ribbed mercerized
Isle hose fast black, seamless-hgh spliced heels
and double soles and oes-slighty imperfect. 30
they're marked 11c.-First Floor.
SLIP Roller Skates 69c-A small lot of roller skates
In both boys. and girls models which have become
slightly rusted, but that doesn't impair the fun
youngsters get out OF them Worth $119 other
wise. Friday only 59c.-F1rst Floor
Boys 10c Stockings bc-Mill run-but doubt wheth
you can find the imperfections In most
cant. Friday only &c.
Boys 76c Felt Hats 46c-Rah-Rah and Telescope mod
els-all shades You 3Oc by buying Friday
Third Floor.
CSC Teddy Bears 39c-Imagine buying Teddy Bear
IL inches high and with a most realistic growl, at
sec The price Is for Friday selling only-regularly
65c-Basement Floor.
Girls 81 Shoes $123-Msses' and children's gunmetal
calf. patent coitskin and vici kid button lace
shoes-a size range which from chidrens 81s
big girls 200 pairs in this Friday sale. Re-
duced from 81 to $1.23.-First Floor
45c Childrens Rubbers at 27c pair-Strong, service
giving rubbers. Croquet styles; sizes up to 9. Usu-
ally Acc. Friday at 27c pair-First Floor.
SOC Misses Rubbers at 37c a par-500 pairs select
from Croque styles; sizes IL to 2. Worth Soc Fri.
day only At 37c pair-First Floor
Children's 81 Shoes 49cVici kdskin lace shoes with
patent tips. light weight soles and spring heels
regularly S1-sizes to g. Friday 49c-First
Floor
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
Mems Suits
Worth $40 to $3.50
At $685.

Enough al-wool Blue Serge Suits to take care
OF the first 100 men who come.
Enough Scotch mixture and other "fancies" to
take care of eos men.
Enough Top Coats to fit out III men.
Enough Cravenettes to keep 65 men dry.
There are all sizes in each of the lots above,
but not in any one pattern-there are broken
lines from our past FIVE weeks selling, medium
and light weight-sizes up to a.. It's almost
hard for Us to believe we selling such suits
for S6Os
The Detroit times., 1913-03-27
In ENdWe/qCare

the sale includes "A whole
carload. scores OF diner
ent pieces. which you may
buy at practically the
prices you would pay ~ yoH
were a local dealer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
ENJOYABLE SURPRISE
PARTY rs GIVEN FOR
Los LUNAS MAN

Los Lunas. -. ~. April "A little
surprise party was given By AIr. r. M.
Romero Go the men employed on the
court house al Los i.unas 20 celebrate
the f9th birthday anniversary OF
Robert Diurdple The guests included
Charles Campbell. Ralph Campbell
Contractor "a. Campbell =. Campbell
Harry Geutsch. J. W. Jenkins and
Thomas }. Fox. The party Was COM
pletc surprise 90 Mr.. Dlnsdale Who
did not realize Is Significance Until
tho supper was half over. II Was "a
bountiful meal prepared by Mrs. Ro-
nero ard Miss Baca 10 which the
guests ala fun Justice. Witty and clo-
uuent toasss followed the meal. The
hOnored guest Was so overwhelmed
With the hospitality OF which he was
the recipient that he could not exc
press himself when called upon and
requested Mr.. Fox 10 make a few re-
marks. who said among other things.
Ladies' and gentlemen; I have
kn1Nn Mr., Dinsdaie for some eight
months and have worked with him
most OF the time. ! have always found
him TO he an honest, honorable and
good fellow Ia every respect and he
has proven himself "A true and loyal
friend and my earnest and sincere
wish Is that he may live and enjoy
life for another hundred years" Great
applause followed. In conclusion MIR
Fox thanked the ladies' aud Mrs. Ro.
nero especially for their kindness
and paid them neat tribute FOR their
hospitality and generosity. Among the
other notable toasts of the evening
was that Of Mr.. G.. Campbell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22

II "a only natural that the simplest
OF ailments should Be the mont gene
cfal. and 70 we have q whole nnllnn
suffering from constipation and In
digestion, for they are closely allied
hut common ns constipation 81 many
people DO riot seem ta know ti4eY
have a. They VIII complain ~ head.
ache. drowslness ~ hilllousnesa. an
unconscious 81 the caupo Of the trou-
Bile
You should have a full ard free
movement az least once q day. n you
the result VIII be that YOU VIII catch
cold easily or have q more SERIOUS
Hilmeut To cure the constipation and
foreeiall stlli graver trouble take a
dose % pr. Caldweira syrup Pcpgin
81 night before retiring and ~ MORN
ing relief VIII come without disturb
ance from sleep or any inconvenience
fsegions Of people iiac 4 regularly
In such emergencies. SOME 81 tnom
formerly chronic invaiida who have
suffered from constipation al their
lives Mr. A. ~ Dunner, 326 Riley So,
Harrisburg. Pa. SAYS. "Df. Ceid-
wells syrup Fepsin save ms almost
instant relief from stomach en0
bowel trouble. now eat anything ]
want and sleep we'll" Many others
VIII tell you that they have tried
most things recommended for this
purpose but have found syrup Pep
ain the only ono always reliable. a
bottle can be obtained ~ any druE
store for fifiy cents or one dollar. the
latter size being bought ~ families
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22

the mills are hardly anolabie.
AIIs@ouris Esc.--Aslde from the
small business IN FAT sleeps woni,
there has been no business reported
IN Missouri bright WOODS eithep here
OF Ia ST. Louis. Prices are likewise
only nominal for these wocia.
Pulled woois - The market IN
greasy pulled woods, both here and
elsewhere. has been stagnant New
York pullers are now practically sold
out up 60 their April production.
Further sales last week IN New N5ik
Of A and y supers are reported az 20
cents FOR both grades.
Terrltorics--ssles Of territory gool
have nol been numerous. The sale
of moderate quantity Of iino stap'n
Montana wool at 20 cents II rcpOrr'i
which would mean clean cost 81
about 5s 90 81 cents.
Fine and tine medium ierritety
woods are held at around 90 20 90
cents and few medium sixei lots
are understood 20 have been sold
at this raGsc OF prices. although
manufacturers age endcavoring 20 re-
cure such woods al clean cost Of
about so cents.
Some further sales OF new Arizona
woods are reported IN limited way
FOR which the clean cost II under
stood 80 have been about 81 cen.1.
The woods involved. however. were
OF fairly good staple.
/. Texas--in Texas woods there has
been the same dun monontony 40
sales are reported az All and quota
tions are beside the question.
Callfornlas--As with Texas woods
SO In CALIFORNIA;. the market has heeh
absolutely devoid OF any interesting
| features.
/. scOure,se--Demand from the wuol.
en- mills for secured woods has been
of the hand 10 mouth order What
new orders have been placed ~ers
for quick deliveries. Quotations ars
on the easy side and ideas Of vaius
vary very considerably. Secured
pulled woods have been In fair re-
Iaucst Sales Of Western A woods AZ
40 cents are reoprled. which - abor
the price OF an ea -ern secured Is
OF good quality.
NOil~--I'radc Ia noils has been onl,
fair during the week There ha,
been little change In values durine
the week. A good quarter blood 8
quotable today al 80 cents az the top
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
PLEASING PROGRAM
FOR CONCERT
TONIGHT
Brilliant Numbers to Be Rem
dered in Elks' Theatre BY
Most Talented Musicians in
Albuquerque.

The concert to be given IA this Elks'
theater tonight for the benent uf tho
Franciscan 0fphanaae promises 10 be-
ono Of the moat important musical
events Of the sepnon-~ytry hkeiy the
last concert II lhe kind 70 be eitan IN
Albuquerque until fall Perhaps never
again viii lnuaic lovers uf AibuQucr~
quo have the opportunity 10 hear ia
the same evening All the artists who
are 20 participate Ia the program TO-
nieht. "A glance az the program and
AZ the personnel of these who VIII an
Aist ~ convincing assurance that the
beneft viii 30 great snccers from .
musical standpoint. The program Tor
Selection. .Fuhrmcyer 0rchealra
Male Quartette .....,,.. rtlNttt4
Measrr Charles D. Andrews. Hugo
Meyers, w. WI Ilnscy. Ueorae
Eyeritt.
'Innammatus" from "slabat Ma
,s yer a.. p,ev.. y,-i,. ana chorn~.
Rhapsody No. ~ lpiano aolo), nv
request .....+.f ....+,..s... AAisNt
Mrs Mabel stevens fIimoe.
"Ah. Moon OF My Delight frolu
I'm a Persian Garden" tby re-
quest) ............a...+.. Lehman
MIR. Charles u AndFews
"Czardag Dance" svIolin soiol hnoey
NlIHs hANAWI t4NAH SUI
''Berceuse from "Iocclsn" oodRra
Airs a. Y. Winchester.
vl0iln ObliEato. Mrs Henderson.
Mndrigai .4.4.4.ts.. SlnimOnotal
! Orchestra
''The Milier'a woolng,' "a Choral
ballodl ....s... hAhin4
Full chorus.
/ Monologue, '"rhU Coming out OF
WiNa Coming st..... ltAHnrt'
Mrs Nancy Kirkland Wolf
Fantaais (Caprice). Violin solo
4 ....'..t...s..sss NtruANcmta
Miss Cecilia SlaidinH.
"The Floods of spring ..,s,..
NHChmnninull
Mrs. Ada PiercS VIM.
Hoffman" ......... Onephach
Mrs n. Y. Winchester and Chus.
d Andrews.
Selection. Fuhrmeyer Orchestra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
ONLY QUESTION OF
DETAIL. NOW IN
WORKING OUT
SHOP PLANS
General Manager Fred c. Fox,
of Santa Fe Railroad in Al
buquerque Today on Inspec-
ton Junket.
TRAVELS NORTH ON
A SPECIAL TRAIN

Pulled by "a sturdy little engine,
No. ~. seemingly an insignificant
machine when contrastcd with the
gigantic mountain engines. a special
train of four cars rolled out Of Al
huqucruue "a S:3O this morning.
carrying Fred q. Fox. general man
ager OF the Santa ne. and number
of other officials, bound for AN in
spcctiOn trip over lines between here
ana La Junta. MIR. Fox arrived in Al
buquerque from his headquarters IN
Amarillo over the Bclcn cut off last
evening The II engine that pulled
the special out Of here this morning
Will be somewhat Of q novelty ON the
New Mexico division as engines Of tho
small type are rarely seen on tho
main line north of Albuquerque FOR
heavy work. Included in the parry
with Mr. FOX are r. NJ. Bisbee who
recently succeeded l.. NJ. Felt -
chief engineer. and who Will make
headquarters hereafter in Amarillo;
J. -. Sexton. mechanical Euperinteu-
dent. and j. VI. Kurn. general su-
perlntcndcnt and +. J.. Myers, divi-
sion superintendent The first stop
scheduled for an inspection was San
Ia Re.
Mr.. Fox conferred while here iasl
night and to-day with President q. 4
kuscman, ot the Commercial cum
ANA W. A. George supcrint sndcut Of
shops. Mr. Fox said today that the
question concerning the construction
of the Santa Ne shops extension boz
Albuquerque has narrowed down "a
ono OF detail The uians for the sn"pi
are all worked cut and final dcci
Fions are being made regarding .ora'
tion OF the various buildings, the sc'
lection Of equipment and ~ lottti"t
la the shops. ana arrangement i"i
efficiency and economy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
Iloston. =. Washington, 3.
PERSONALS.

Attorney Isaac Barth returned last
night from Estancla, where he at
tended 20 business before the third
district court.
h. L. knight has arrived from
Kansas CITY, called here by the crit
ical illness OF Mrs, knight, who was
operated upon in -. Joscphs huspl-
tai saturday. Mrs. W. X, Frances,
a sister Of Mrs knight has arrived
AIR. and Mrs. Al Coleman. Mrs. llo-
nero. wife OF sheriff Jesus Romcto.
and Miss Flora Springer, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Manuel u. springer,
leave tomorrow afternoon for a hrtel
visit in Denver.
~ = Roscnwald. accompanied hN
Mrs. RosenWaid, has left on ave
weeks business "Trip east
MIR and Mrs. Ivan Grunstcid have
returned from an extended visit ia
Denver.
The United states civil service COM
mission announces the examination
named below 20 be- held Ht an early
date. Application blanks and further
information may be obtained from the
local secretary, board of civil service
examiners, ar the post office la this
city. Elevator conductor custodian
service, salary $500 per annum. May
"a, 1919
MIR. aud Mrs. Julius Sellgman and
Master Thornton Seligmnn sailed
from New York on April 10 ON tbs
North German Lloyd steamer
"Oeorge Washington" for "A trir
abroad.
There will be- meeting OF the
gector's Aid OF 81. Johns church ID
the guild hall Wednesday Afternoon
az three o'clock
There will be- a regular meeting OF
Triple Link Rebekah lodge at T;a'
tonight az odd Fellows hall. BY or
der of the noble grand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
NEARLY AN INCH
OF RAIN FALLS
IN TWO DAYS
First Heavy Precipitation of
Spring Comes at Time When
Badly Needed by Country.

The fan OF nearly half AN inch %
rain between midnight and o o'clock
this morning. followed by heavy but
brief shower in the forenoon, makes
nearly an inch OF precipitation during
the past fortN-eight hours, the heaN-
lest rain for months and the iirst gem
ulue soakcr of the spring. The rain
came at a very upportune time and
win be vastly beneficial 90 the farms
ana gardens and grazing lands. Local
gardeners are particularly pleased at
the plentiful moisture and would not
object to "a trine more of g. Weather
Indications are for continued showers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
DIRECTORS
ARE REQUESTED
TO file OATHs
Newly Elected Officials Must
Comply With Law BY First
of Next Month and Organize
Five Days Afterward.

County superintendent 81 schools
AtanRsio Montoya calls the attention
or the newly elected school directors
IS 90 the fact that they must have
their oaths OF Office filed In the Ceuu-
Is tuperintcndcnts office BY the
first OF May. The new boards have
I'VE days thereafter In which 10 or
ganize bv the election 81 chairman
and clerk and notify the suporin-
tcndcnt of such organization.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
TURKISH REFUGEES
IN PITIABLE STATE
[By Icascd wIrc to Evening Herald.

Vienna. Austria, April 22.-Some
49, OO Turkish soldiers with whom
are david Pasha and an his generals.
the remnants OF the Nardar army
and refugees from the fortress OF
Janina, have arrived at Ficra, on the
coast OF the Adriatic sea.
The fugitives are said to be In "A
pitiablc state. The troops are mostly
ili ana suffering from starvation. They
are completely demOrHlized.
The whole of southern Albania haas
been cleared OF means 81 subsistence
by the various armies which have
marched through the territory, and
famine reigns among the remaining
Inhabitants everywhere.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22

Washington. April 22.--B. 81.
Burghcr OF Dallas, Texas. has been
selected FOR postmaster that city
and his nomination soon VIII 81 to
the senate. Postmas cr General
uurlcson made the arm sunccment at
the close of the cabinet meeting to-
day Burghcr was endorsed by Sem
atur Culherson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
MENAUL SCHOOL WINS
TWO GOLD MEDALS

Jose Cand elarm and Luis GARCIA,
representing the Mcnuul Mission
school, won two gold med Is W "a w.
g. 4. a. uretprcal contes'. az" IN
the Presby: erinn church last nipht
Amy Benrdsley Of the government In
dian school. won mark Tut "a frac~
ton of point lower than that won
by tho Garcia boy. The pupils from
the Mcnaul school Rio Grande midas
trial school and Indian school partiS,.
pated ia the contest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
CONTINUANCE GRANTED
IN JAC0B0 GOMEZ CASE

when Jacobo Gomez WAS arraign-
ed In the district court today 10
stand trial for assault with deadly
weapon he pleaded for continuance,
saying that he was not prepared FOR
trial. not having retained an attOr-
ncy The court continued the case
until the next term uf court.
But one criminal case remains Ia
hc tried Ia the district count this
term. The Jury was cXCurCd from
service today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
SHEEP HERDER SHOT
FROM AMBUSH AND
PAINFULLY WOUNDED

AIaHtoya. ~ A.. April eI.. f4Aanarp
Munlz. q son 81 Don Jesus Munl1 Has
shot from ambush Monday afternoon
about O'Clock while herdiuN hlH
fathers sheep. out i've Or six miles
from Montpsa on Mesa Itico. "a
seems. from information available.
the would-bo ASSASSIN had Necfeiea
himself behind some boulders and
took three shots az Ilaandru. one shot
taking eliref tst the NietiFH'a right a. 81.
The ball peneiratea The arm iuAt
above the elbow. breaking the bono
and ranging upward. lodging near Tho
arm pit. or JacRs9n dressed this
wound and extracted tne bullet
The cause ~ tho Aha0llne " un-
known. Tho Muni1' are LAW abiding
citizens aud have no known enemies
Matinee. $3.50 today. Crystal pha
taflnefrel Maids
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22

Your face" said he II seem to
know
Your name just now escapes me.
though"
And rs escaped me. too. somehow. -
Judge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
WIRELESS OPERATORS
TO GO ON A STRIKE
[ny Len.ca wIre 20 E,cnIng IIcraId.

Seattle, Wash. April 22.-Tho Com
mercial Tclegraphcr's Union Of Amer
lea has called on the wireless opera
tors of the Pacific coast 20 strike to-
night FOR an increase OF wages. There
are 325 union wireless operators on
the Pacific coast. or ~ per cent Of
tho lnlnl mmmher NmnlnNrn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22

''D0 you favor votes for women s''
81 DIS" replied the London police
man. IN wbuld be a great comfort 10
me 60 see "A crowd Of suffraNciteh
marching up and quietly voting I'M
stead 81 making unkind remarks and
throwing dynamite Washington
star.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-22
Skin On Fire 2

Just the mild. aimpie wash. The won
known Odd, Prescription for Ecsema.
and the Itch Ia roao
n trial Will prove N.
We have sold other remedies for akin
trouble hut none that W. could anaran-
tee o. We can the Odd remedy. N
the nrHt regular sixo 800 hottie does
not do exactly AZ we esy. "a win not
coat ycu q cent
]. II. o'RfELLY q co.