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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14
MURDERER RUNS AWAY I'm
HUGE RACING MACHINE

CHAMPAIGN. H., Aug. H.
Police officers throughout Illinois
are making vigorous search to-
day for a big yellow racing car,
the property of Harold A. Shaw
of Urbana, who was murdered
Tuesday night. August Penman,
accused of the crime, is declared
to be driving the big car at whirl-
wind speed through the state, In
a mad effort to escape capture.
Penman escaped capture last
night by a miracle. He was
caught speeding In the town of
Danville, Ill. The officers did
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14
"PlGEON POOL"
TO STOP HERE

"Pigeon pool" and other games
played in pool and billiard rooms
for purposes of small gambling is
to be stopped. Orders have been
issued by the prosecuting attor-
ney's office and arrests will fol-
low if there Is any more of it and
the licenses of the pool room pro-
prietors will be revoked in the
bargain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14

sponslbIe Tor the raid.
Take all the police numbers
you can get" shouted Whitman
to the other diners, while the raid
was on. Then come to me and
obtain warrants for these men.
Whitman promised warrants for
the arrest of Inspector Dwyer.
Acting-Captain Hart and Deputy
Commissioner Mckay, in charge
OF the raid, and promised war;
rants for Mayor Gaynor and other
officials on charges of assault,
battery and malicious destruction
of property.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14
Diggs, white slave dcfend-

not know him. and consented to
allow him to stay at hotel all
night and come to court today.
AS soon as Penman was out Of.
sight he started at e0-mile gait
away from the town.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14
FOREMAN KILLED

John J. Endress. Sc, section
foreman of the Milwaukee, step
ped in front of N. p. train at
Roy yesterday and was fatally in
jured, dying when taken to the
hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14
LOOK AT THIS

40 acres between Hillhurst and
Roy, county road on two sides OF
land and Pacific Highway on one
side: ESQ TT. from Northern Pa
cific railroad mostly low land all
under plow and fenced. Party re-
ceived a telegram TO leave at once
as his mother is sick and cannot
live. Price $3.50, $500 cash.
BERTELSON G. co.
1306A Pacific av.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14
NINE STEAMERS
ANCHORED HERE

Big shipment of pineapples
came in on the Hyades from Ha.
wall Wednesday and nine big linz
ers were along the wharves load
ing and unloading during the day.
Shipping business is showing I'M
precedented activity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14

Two lots, 3-room house, chicken
house; lots 142 TT. long, good SOIL
all cleared and in fruit trees. $3.50,
easy terms. T. d. Gregory, office
Morton and Mckinley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14
GET A RANCH
40 ACRES. $1,000

40 acres good land, level as a
floor; some of 1t is ready for the
plow; balance easy to clear; some
good timber; place is on main coun-
ty road and railroad; near school
and station; not far from Tacoma.
There is nothing else like it in the
state for the price. Think Of 1T,
good land near Tacoma for only
S25 an acre. $3.50 cash, balance as
you please; 6 per cent interest If
you want land for a home, an in
vestment or savings account. better
grab this 40. PIP
We have some fine / and 2-acre
improved homes. close in, on terms,
or trade for city property.
5 ACRES, $3.50
Five acres, shot clay soil, on
county road near Tacoma; easy to
clear; good investment; $25 down,
$40 month. 2-G
Surety Bonds. Fire Insurance.
e. F. GREGORY CO., Inc
S. r. Webb. f. +. Gregory.
Second Floor Natl. Realty Bldg.
lit Pacific ay
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14

you WILL INCREASE
the profits OF your business X you
let the Times tell its readers what
you have to offer. Phone Id your
aos right now for tomorrowss paper.
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OWNER, MAIN 1921
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Call up Main so If you want to
buy cheap lots or acreage, close in.
No commission. w. C. Graham.
For sale. 2 lots, / block from car
line. cleared. fine shape. $225. Write
e. G. Duncan, Bismarck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
READ GRAFTON'S LIST
DOYOU REMEMBER the active real estate mar
ket of 1906 and 1907? WELL-GET READY for
another period Of buying, selling and profitmaing
.ss. fAF1 %H'S
is ss But ssef "s s ss, s%
Wit @E Rqs SR s
] Sa @ rs sn T6u s.;s
READ THIS LIST CAREFULLY
sHstA sns s9rP f' Of as ssss sV s ss
. Sa' fs;';
&c 'S $ :ss:$:; ii; Fl
s rs '';:; S. ys !$;
lease lots 50x545 desired Terms to suit VIII
ma a9 TSw p wAETn act 2scEo5 @ es
to IS n years. Is s
@ n sr 90 ss sFs
f isss tsss WIN ID: ssS s"'t
81! 9sG1 FF9 FINE osht ' he Ss & Dss
Main G 5s F E nE sa SRaa WHY'S Bss.
3 s%s ' the i sSs
pied STE 6rgn fToR roe g. Rent a
years " STANDS or remodel to suit tenant
IT. TSnS$ s s $685. esa
'%i'"s the @ 'f Il
SOUTH STREET lots near Center adjoining
month VIII s saeep pnd Rsife
% % tae s a s & Fr s s3r neas
ge vfg room dining kitchens BATH ns
S OGTes eor s00 pendS b sad
Pst ssoo6 bung Sf In v sme a
tu homes TO W DaysoN AVE In the
with al TSe waIs ars nicey o hS9ss
$4,000 $500 An BY esra a n
e. SoS ss ssn5g Zs SIX
aSs e Ts Rs reduced from $4,000
IT., $500 FURNISHED COTTAGE with porce
s sSs sla.s .S Of .s3 e ss
~ " ' TO ''Oo cash. only 00ck from Point De-
two COTTAGE WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTS plumbing
TT ss e'PsRs e $751; sewer
laundry trays finished living room
seeond prices
$1,000 @ on OF ana S9o m Eas or sf S T
many North oaiea sire "e' N
m NORTH STREET COTTAGE
s @
A. E. Grafton & Co.
502-5O3 Berlin Bldg. Telephone Main $40
WILL sacrifice North EnoI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14
SEE BURK
FOR VALLEY LAND

FOR sALE'-By owner, i've or ten
acres in White River valley. 18
miles north OF Tacoma, at Thomas:
aiso one 7-passenGer touring car
a LOT sale or trade. Address Box g..
iaomas, Wn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A beautiful new, double-con-
structed 5-room bungalow. modern
IN every respect, east front, 6-foot
porch clear across front, also a
porch in rear, Beautiful fireplace,
loaded glass bookcases and china
closets, paneled dining room, plate
rail, also built-in cupboard and
ironing board, cement basement and
floor, and the best of plumbing and
electric fixtures throughout. one
block from the best car line in the
city. one block from park and three
blocks from the new half million
dollar high school, About ten
minutes ride from the city. $3.50
Must sell at once. Terms If wanted
OWNER. MAIN 1920
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-14
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
~s~~s~S~~~>>~>--~~~>~es~-~
DON'T WATT
III you are waiting and watching
LOT snaps, you waited too long for
some. but got more on my list yes
terday and they are good ones,
one specially good 20 acres. half
cleared. and all bottom land. Price
is right.
D. n. JOHNS
200 Natl. Bank of Com.
CLOSE IN RANCH
10 acres, small house. close to
city limits, near the old Puyallup
car line, partly cleared and In
clover. A real snap at $1,000 and
on easy terms.
CHAS. M. DAVIS
40S NATIONAL REALTY BLDG.
Two full lots, cleared, and we'll
buiit Groom house, 1h blocks from
car line
IS per month will take II.
T. w. ASPINALL
Main S73. 604 Natl Realty RldR.
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A. e. Grafton & Co.
502-503 Berlin Bldg Telephone Main $40

WILL have to sacrifice North Emo
bungalow. nearly new. Going
South. Address I-3504, Times.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
The Markets
wan street

lBy Ieascd wiFr 70 I3veninE II-raId.

New York. oct. l.--AlthouRn move
mcnts uf stocks during the morning
were uncertain. with several reactions
after the opening rise. the market
gradually grew stoadicr on level
which showed general gains for the
leaders. Large offerings of Steel
made less impression on the market
than yesterday. and the belief that the
shorts were In danger Of oyer-oxtend-
ing their holdings caused more con-
fident huying
Steel was forced under yesterdays
low point but subsequently moved up
with the other leaders London bought
stocks here
In spite OF the Improvement IN tone,
however buying was not aggressive
and trading grew dul as the noon
hour approached Bonds were ir-
regular
Tho favoTita speculative stocks nd-
yanced during the noon iiour. Union
Pacific reached new high price Tor
the day, ana Reading. steel and Anal
gnmated rose To- about the mornings
top quotations, but otherwise the
market was virtually UNCHANGED.
The marker closed hrm Rendini
ana the copper stocks made the bes
prices of the day IN tho last hour
chino increased its gain To 2 Is and
Unh and Amalgnmatcd to 50. ~
the rest Of the list gains were wei
| held 10 the close
Closing prices ON the more Import
ant stocks We're:
Amalgamated. ~ -.
sugar. lO1 bid.
Atchison. - SIS.
Reading. iG7M
Southern Pucihc. 90h
Union Pacific. i5S SIS.
steel 5aik
steel. preferred. l0Sh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

HOMEMADE sILO FOR FIFTY DOLLARS
From the State line Tribune farscn Texas

holes Eve feet apart. Then start with
flooring, Tho Grst piece win be- at
tached upright to one Of the door
posts ana the others Joined. small
nail being used M tho top. when the
circle has been completed run twelve
wire hands around H. Each band
should have four strands wound tight
Isl together Twelve 3-S inch hooks
should be placed In the holes provid-
I'd FOR them In the door posts. and the
wire attached. The end extending I'M
to the door should have long thread.
20 that bolt may bo used for tighten
ing and iooscuIng Tho 5-s inch rods
for the door way which are intended
90 hold IA solid should not be- more
thon twenty inches long aud the
threads at each end should allow for
tap and washer in addition 90 the
bolts
Tho closing 81 The Coor ls a simple
process. Build from the bottom on
he inside 81 tho Dior with pieces Of
nr nooring. fastening each with small
nails smrll piece 81 huiidinp piper
placed inside tho door from top To
hottnm VIII make the silo air proof
ln emptving tho silO board az n
time. as needed. may be- removed"
Mr. Smith does NOT pat roofs on his
silos They are not necessary ho saws
and the Hbacuce 81 roof permits the
nliing az The silo 10 the top Tho circle
square allows easy access 90 the top
when being filled ladder may he
used " desired, bur Mr. smith has
found TINT Tho threaded hooKs ex.
tending on zach inside 90 the door
provide % suitable substitute.
1.-THE main thing 90 emphasize" Mr..
Smith suys. "is Co tramp The sllnRo
down around the inside Of the sllo.
Two men should be- worked az this
nrd they should know that much de-
monde on the way the work
- :. a =. a =. =. = - - =. a Z.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
IMPOSING LIST OF
GUESTS ASKED
TO BANQUET
Ration Business Men Will En-
terrain Whole Santa Fe Sys-
tenn; Clovis Expe cts
Through Passenger Trains.

Albuquerque had most felicitous
hnnquet some months ago. given hy
Tho business men In honor of 70 num-
her of leading oniciuls of the Santa re
HALLWAY company Ration is deter
mined 10 geo this city one better ana
the list OF guests Go be- entertained az
banquet by the cate city business
men Friday night uf this week. Octo-
her 3. uNcs in practically the whole
Official star OF the Santa Fc from
President Ripley down. Tho list OF
thuto Invited Us Hs follows.
g. l.. Myers. division supOrintCnd-
cnt, Las Vegas. H. G.. Fox, general
manager Amarillo; j. e. Koontz. gem
craI freight agent Topeka. j. Brnker.
general treight agent Amarillo; j. NJ.
KUN general superintendent La
Juula: w T.. Matchette. division
ncight agent 7. lid Il; r.. N. wills
iams general freight agent. Ratoni
a. y. Fen, trainmasicr Ration: W. i.
liuniuo, assent. Ration. N. n. Williams.
general foreman, Las VEGAS; pr.
Frank FinncS chief surgeon. Ia
Iunm; %. -. GcphurI night chief des-
patchcr Ration. !. ~ Drake, fore
man. Ration; J. d. Guthrie. chief des-
patcher Ration. by. j. r. Raster, chief
surgeon, TopeHA Harvey NJ. Shields.
county commissioner, Dawson; Col
Ralph H. Twitchon. santa Fc attor-
neg, las Vegas, Hon. a. l.. waldo.
attorney. las Vegas, y M Rice, gen
sral morchouso keeper, ChiCago; A. -.
Watcher storehouse keeper, Ration
~ L. copeland. treasurer Topeka;
John Purcell. assistant 20 vice presl-
dent. Topeka; g.. y Ripley, president
SANTA Fe system; g. w Knuns. gem
ornl manager for eastern lines; Frank
g., summers. division approximations.
SIM Mnroinl; g. H. Bristol division
superintendent pueblo. n 80 Pow
oil, storekoepor, Topeka; Fred ilough-
ton, froight traiiic manager. chicago;
w. A. Matock manager MaXwoN n
riRated Lend company A. J Mcloche,
Ration: Geo Wchbor. Cimarron NJ. J.
Collins, general pnrchasins agent CHE
cago: ". ~. HODGES Vice president.
Ch'cago. D. y Mitchell auditor To-
pesa. Governor " q Mcdonald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
JEWISH NEW YEAR
BEGINS TONIGHT
Celebration of Commencement
of Year 1914 to Open at
7:45 This Evening at Tenn
pie Albert.

Al Temple albert az 7:i5 tonight
viii begin the fcas of Rosh Hash
onah. which VIII usher In the year
5G7i OF the Hehinic calendar. This
feast Is open 10 the public ana spec
iai ARRANGEMENTS have becn made "a
furnish all VINO come with seats.
The feature of the celebration this
year % the delivery Of series of SER
mons hy Rabbi Mcndel slber ON the
"signlecance Of tifo." The first OF
these, on the Meaning of l4fe'N viii
-o delivered tonight a. the ~
O'Clock service tomorrow the second
the PHILOSOPHY of Ilfe.' VIII boz de-
liyerod A special choir viii furnish
music for these services
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
NEW STORM SEWER
ON COPPER NOW
COMPLETE
Two Foot Solid Concrete Pipe
Laid from Fourth to Tenth
Street Preparatory to Paw
ing Improvement.

six blocks of solid 24-inch con-
r"nte pipe. cast in place IN steel forms.
has 3een completed and laid on Cop
per avenue from Fourth street to
Tenth street This is the new storm
sewer tor that section, which Is 20 be
paved shortly.
The Storm sewer was neccssitntcd
by the paving. The sewer was cast
practically Ia enc piece for as entire
length. forms boing moved ahead as
each section set. ID mas been nearly
i've weeks Ia construction, under the
direction of the ciy engineering de-
partmont
The new sewer VIII not need any
auxiliary pumping station. since % ~
built with grade enough 90 discharge
directly into the main sewer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

voy system. are here on business con-
nected with The system today
Since last October car 40 a. has
stood in the local yards. This car
WAS one of the combination mail and
smoking cars on the Angel the Los
Angeles-san Francisco train. When
the mail service on this run was dis
continued the cars used were sent
here. one went on east aHd the
other has remained here over since.
Il Is expected that IL the long-desired
mail service ON the daylight run
south 81 ever innugurated these cars
VIII be- used Tor il. as they not only
afford space for mail but will carry
ms many passengers ns the non-vesti-
buie smokers In use now.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
CLGVIs EXPECTS no GIyr
FAST TIisOIt,H TRAINS


The people of Clovis are countinr
ON getting the big end of the Santa Re
cunst to coast trufiic this winter. The
following from the Clovis Journal"
win bo of Interest locally
u is no longer "a secret u railroad
circles here that not later shan De
cembcr tho list. when tht connection
ig 90 be- made ut Clovis with through
Santa Pc traffic from cal .csion, via
Temple. sweotwater ana Slaton. two
additional fast trains VIII be put on
the Clovls-Belen cut of ana this VIII
give us the heavy end of the trans
continental traffic at the santa re,
Tho work on the Galveston Clovis
line IS nearing completion, Che only
remaining link yet to finish rs less
than thirty miles of steel laying. just
east OF TeXiCo. The connection viii
bee made about the middle OF Novcm-
Der ana bV December the first the OPP
Grating department will take the job
over from the construction depart
ment and Che regular train schedules
VIII be from that time maintained. +
II Is also absolutely certain that
tlc Santa Fo D. 90 build 10 the coal
fields of the northwest from either
Clovis. or "a point ON the cut on, near
the Pccos river, some sixty miles west
of mere. likely at the latter place,
since "a better grade can be- gotten, out
In either event Clovis VIII profit tho
same, as this VIII be made the ter
minnl Ton the new northwest line. all
crows viii 60 ont from here ana all
repair work viii be done In the CloVis
shops. This viii give us four roads
and make Clovis the biggest railroad
center ln the state of New MeXieo,
,Nccpung none. and viii be tho be-
SHINING OF the new era for Clovis
rapid building and sure growth to the
big city class.
Ralph ~. Twitchell the general
solicitor TOR the santa Fc In New
Mexico, said In a speech delivered at
Fort sumner on "Mclon day cou-
pie of weeks ago. that IN less than
three years. at the very most, there
would he a northwest line of his road
Che santa Fo) which would touch the
coal fields OF northern New Mexico
and southern Colorado. giving them
cheap fuel and better sccommoda-
tions ana he Indicated that the line
would go mp the Pecos river ANA via
las Vegas The new line is ccr-
tninty, and those IN a good position TO
know. predict the beginning Of 10 In
less than twelve months,
LOCAL RAILROAD NOTES.
A heavy traia accounted Tor ~ min
utos' delay in tho arrival Of so, 10
this morning, cars being brought in
and 10 sent out The train was dou-
hio-hended north.
w. g.. Kistor OF Topeka, W. n.
Ready OF la Juuta an0 j. d. somers.
an wen knnNn Santa We officials. are
here today on railroad business.
J. r. Jacobsen, 10. y. Mnngor and n
T. plowman. superintendent Of the
coast lines division, general suporln
dentont. ana superintendent of the To-
cal division, respectively, OF the liar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
Chlcnrn nonrd or Trndc

Chicago. oct. Wheat declined
to-day. affected by Liverpool reports
Of increased offers OF Russian and
Canadian ,argoos az tower prices The
opening WAS i-ta t-2c lower, with a
snbsomcnt additional decline.
Tho close was steady M s-sc
lower.
Generally clear weather made The
corn market weak. 81 the outset
prices were unchanged To- Use low
or. further sag onsucd.
Tho close WINS steady at 3-sc to 7-s'
net decline.
oats Ike other rr7in lacked sup
port Tho market declined from tho
start and seemed to hive mo- power
to rally
support from packers hcld provi-
fions barely steady Weakness nt tho
wards formed the chief Influence tondt
ing go ease the market
Wheat Dec 81 i-fc; May ~ i-tc.
corn oct. 20 1-Sc; Dec, 90 3-f a.
90 Use; May n i-ic.
oats Dec. 42@4 a. 1-sc; May, a.
3-Sc.
Pork Jan, s2o.o7 ~; May $40
221-2.
Lara Jan. sio.e71-s; May, siiio
d11t2 t-2
pibs-Jan, 5000; May. 5000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
FOR SALE


Six-room modern brick coiinEe.
Highlands. near Central avenue. Largo
"a, cement walks cellar porchcs ana
out-buildings. Loi Is worth si250.00
aud house would cost t3000.0o 81
build 100000 takes Il now. Gosh or
terms
business lots.
business chances
Residence lots,
Dwellings, cash or terms.
Insurance. Loans.
Rentals
Now Is Inc time 10 buy. Hrlng ua
your deeds 90 make sure thcy are
correct.
Established 1883. Incorporated 1898
2l Years OF Success
JOHN ~. MOORE RENlTY 90.
ga West Gold. pihlnc 40.
Reac the HERALD Every Dav
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

An American woman Ia Paris say
AN Apache terror snatch her
purse She ran after him. caught him
and tnrned him oyer 90 the police
American women iu Paris 90 no, per
NIT themselves Co be- robbed outside
Of the shops
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
HELP WANTED

$4,000 MONTHLY Lady or gentle
man wanted as Information repnrt-
er. no canvassing. spare time; enclose
stamp. National Realty Information
Bureau, File 243, Drawer 1868. Los
Angeles CalC
WANTED--A cook NJ once az the
West End, Did Town. Apply to
Garcia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

southern steers. s5.7oW7.00. COWS.
S3.25n 1905 heifers. s5.0U0 300.
stockers iand feeders $500 Sis;
bulls. s4.50a ESQ: calves. $4,000 1890
sheep Receipts. 10000. market.
l0o higher: lambs, s6.5007.25. yeari-
ings, $500. wethcrs, si.25mA75;
ewes. $500 s.sO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

Kansas CITY. oct Hogs ne
rrints 10 600 Market &C. lower.
Pink 81 ebGs $50 heavy. IS 25N
go. nnokere and butchers. sse50
eOi lights fS25@S.55i pigs. $1,000
2 80.
cattle Receipts 70 600 Mnrlsot.
steady tn zoe lower Prime fed stocrs,
AZ soWa 20, dressed beef steers az On
ms.75i western steers. fo.C00S.40s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

WANTED TO purchase a good socond-
hand baseburner. Address 1872,
care Evening Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01
DUNBAR BARGAINS


G-room house on West Coal
avenue: modern. $4,000.
f-roOm i,ouae, Highlands,
SSOO.Oa.
broom brick houpe Norih
Second street. modern s2000.00.
House and lott South second
street. . rooms, brick, with
modern improvements a nue
location. LOT SCxts0 feet This
location is one ~ the hcst.
Price ta,pN0. a Bargain.
one 90 the best places -
house 81 s rooms. bath, gas,
electric light ana an modern
improvements. Land 10 feet
by 2i0 feet. fine fruit trees ana
shade; stable, chicken houses,
etc. This n n good location
near Luna park and four blocks
from Robinson park. VIII ba
sold az a bargain.
TOR RENT,
Fine houses Tor rent In all
parts of the city.
LOANS AND FIItls
INSURANCE..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01

New YORK oct I Prime mercan-
tile paper. 53-tG6 per cent
Commercial bills. SfSi SIS.
Har silver. 81 3-Sc
Moxican dollars. f7c,
Monev on call, firm 2 "a as i-2
per cent Time loans, steady, co days
per cent: 90 DAYS. i~2l
per ce.t: slX months. "a per cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-01


Total cost Of material. $50
ln addition Ia this tho time Of two
mon for rno day W necessary 10 bring
the cost even 90 $500. From figures
furnished by y W. smith. Of tho
Hunta fnrp near Raymoro. Mo. who
has four elios. none of which cost
more thon $500
The Proccss o. simple.
rIer ls iho way AIR Smith built his
silos Grurlng % single one at twelve
feei in dapctcr and twenty feet hirh
Goo hold nny tons
"Aurr selecting level piece OF
Ground as near tho feed barn door az
possible. erect % circle frame fourteen
feet square fourteen feet apart ANY
kind 81 post may bc used, 2Nf's being
satisfactory They should be- "a least
sixteen feat above ground, To earh
post attach two ixs boards, made IN
me form of % trough The compile
tion of tho circle Us built ON the
ground. and requires six Ike boards
fourteen foct long Take four of them
Go mnko n square Now saw four hali
lonpths ana place them across tho
CORNERS Then find the circle. This
is cnHv with pencil cord ana q
stake in the center 81 the ground in-
tended for tho gilo After tho circle
frame hnq boon furnished raise Il "a
the trourh aud nail securely.
"Two exits twenty fee high Will
construct tho door Through thos,
2NVr twelve as inch holes should D.,
drilled foot apart a. the notion
o." distnncc gradually increasing to-
vnrdq tho top Dril four r-S inch
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