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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-17

Eagle dance tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
new MINISTER AN
ABLE MAN
Rev. E. P. Schueler Of Quincy,
III. Chosen as Pastor of st.
Paul's Evangelical Luther
an Church in This City.

Al "a called CONGREGATIONAL meeting
held recently by the 81. Paut's Evan
gollcai Lutheran church. sixth and
Silver. the name % Rev. n. r..
schueler of Quincy. III. was pre-
scented to the meeting as the unanl-
nous choice OF the council. The
council having been delegated AZ a
committee al a previous conRrega-
tional meeting To select a pastor the
membership OF the church very read
ily concurrcd In the choice OF the
council by a unanimous vote. In tae
selection OF Rev. Mr.. Schueter. vino
has accepted the call extended. ~.
Paurs Lutheran church feels that Il
has been fortunate In securing such
an able and consecrated man. recon-
mended by no less parsonage than
DIR. Yarger who has recently been
elected TO the high position of presl-
dent of the General synod OF the
Lutheran church Ia the United
States. In speaking Of Rev. Mr..
slchuelers ability DR. Yarger said;
"l5e is host In himself In church
work aud he would do much 10 In
spire enthusiasm In the membership
OF the church In AlbuauerGue.
The Luther Memorial church %
Quincy. ILL.,. from which Rev. Mr..
Schueler resigned TO accept the call
TO 81. Paui's Lutheran church In Al
buquerque, has been made under his
efficient leadership one Of the strong
churches OF the middle west. when
he accepted the cali TO this church
there was debt Of nearly $4,000,
hut by his able administration the
church has been entirely freed from
debt
Word has just recently seen re-
ceivcd from Rev. Mr.. Schucler saying
that he would IN all probability ar
rive In Albuquerque the first part OF
.Iuly To assume charge Of the work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
NIMBRES FARMER
DOING WELL. ON
20 ACRES
Former superintendent Of Big
Concern in Mexico Makes
Success Canaigre Root Dope
10 Clean Boilers.

gspselai Cssrsspaaepnes g. ths meralal
Demlne, n. A.. May a0.--E. q.
Dean. City u moxlco. and formerly
superintendent Of the Excelsior Mfg.
Co.. employing see men ia Mexlco.
who n also representative Of II. "a.
Smith a Co.. woodwork machinery.
located near DENNIS last year and
has boon farming here ever since.
Mr.. Dean purchased twenty acres OF
land Of the Home Plot company, and
although getting late start last
year. eot In three acres Of cantaloupes
from which ne realized at the rate
OF sii0 per acre net. lie had IN a
small plant. only two horsepower.
with which he dId his isrlgatlng. Be-
sides cantal0upea. no raised a good
deal Of garden truck. This year he
has Installed a even-hoFBepowor sim
pie oil engine which pumps 2aB gal.
Ions OF water per minute, He has
seven acres seeded 20 alfalfa. two
acres OF melons and will have eleven
acres In other crops. He has also q
nice orchard well under way. Mr..
Dean says. tjudglnE from his expert
onco last year. that better returns
can be secured from the Mimbrcs
valley land for less labor than any
other section where ne has ever OBJ
served farming carried on" He de-
clares that ten acres are ample TO
SUPP 5rt man and family IN the
Mimbres valley II u h properly ham
died. Mrs. NJ. A. Baxter Of Tennessee.
has recently come TO make her per-
manent home with the Deans MIR.
Dean states that there II three times
az much farming development going
on around him this year as there was
last year.
j. J. Jacobsen. farm manager for
the Rio Mimbres Irrigated company.
was In town this afternoon on busl-
ness. Mr.. Jacobsen has perfected
a compound for cleaning boilers made
from Canaigre roots. THIS plant was
originally supposed 10 be good only
for securing tanning but MIR. Jacob
sen has made = new application OF
the chemicals derived from this plant.
His compound n sold In san Francis
co. III paso. ST. Louis and numerous
other points for cleaning the cllnkers
out at boilers. A new use has been
dlhcoNefeu TOT W cifhnhhk Tue jazz
cts Of automobile add other gasoline
engines. MIR. Jacobsen has has an
investment of some $1,000 In this
csnaigre plant. and since the supply
of the canaigre IL about exhausted he
expects 10 begin growing the same on
his farm next season
The Luna county road board nj liz
meeting last night accepted the bid
Of the Emerson Brantlngharn com
pany for 6O+horsepower Big-Four
tractor 10 be used In road building Ia
this county.
Mrs. WIN, whhlock died suddenly
this morning. presumably from par
aiysls OF the heart She WAS 65 years
~ age. The whltlocks came here
two years ago from Esiancia. n. NJ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
VARIED PROGRAM At
THE INDIAN
SCHOOL
BacCalaureate Sermon Tomor-
row Afternoon Begins Week
Of Unusually Interesting
Exercises at U. s. Institu-
ton.

II has been said that on Com
menoement week educational enaal-
tutlons are always found to be on
dress parade. Il therefore seems At
ting that ON June Commencement
week exercises at the United states
Indian school viii begin u si30 with
the usual real dress parade and band
concert OF sunday afternoon. followed
IN the evening By the bacealaureate
sermon b. Rev. ". p. williams OF
the Christian church at .. M
There will he a truck meet Monday
afternoon between the Oranges
and the Blacks" the two groups
into which the school has been d.
vided. Thee arOups, named after tho
school colors. will compete for track
honors ri lao clock The play
"Hlawatha" VIII be presented IN the
evening at 7.3O for the students of
the school and again on Tuesday
evening the play will be- given for
the benefit OF visitors az 3. The play
was Of much interest last year ana
viii be given again this year In order
that those who desire and are inter-
eHted may see u. The indian BOYS
and girls are very enthusiastic about
the play ana enter Into II with great
delight. There Will be band con-
cert each evening on the campus.
The defamation contest VIII be on
Wednesday evening az 1880. Six boys
and girls viii compete for the silver
cup.
At $3.50 on Thursday afternoon
comes the competitive military drill
with arms. A silver cup In 10 be
presented the company which exc
cutes best the manual of arms and
the company movements The COM
mencemont address will be delivered
on Thursday evening az by Or.
David Il. Boyd Of the University.
The address viii be preceded by the
regular commencement exercises Civ
en- by the graduating class Of slS who
have completed the course az this
school superintendent Perry will
present the diplomas.
The school carriages will meet th<
street car at the American Lumber
company office each evening for the
benefit of those who desire to attend
the exercises.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
TRIAL At
LAS VEGAS
James Bell Arraigned and
Enters Plea of Not Guilty in
District Court; Case to Be
Hard Fought.

Las Vegas, ~ NJ. May 2g.---upOn
the return Yesterday afternoon OF "A
second indictment agalns, James
BELL. charged with perjury In con
nection with the trial OF Louis Rob-
crIs, who was convicted al the Mo-
Nember term of court of stealing ono
head OF cattle from the Bell ranch
ot the Red River Ranch company. the
accused man was brought into court
and entered plea Of not guilty.
Judge David ]. Leahy ordered the
case tried at once. jury was Sc
cured and the state began the pre-
sentation at les ease. shortly before
noon today the state rested and the
defense introduced IFS first witnesses.
Il WAS expected the case would re-
quire the attention Of the court all
afternoon and probably a portion OF
tomorrow morning.
Bell WAS indicted ia cmpany with
John Miller. also occused 90 perjury,
In connection with the cattle stealing
case of Roberts Miller will not be
tried at this term OF court, u was
stated because some OF the jurors
who are serving Ia the He'll case 81
necessity would be called upon 20
sit Ia the Miller trial. owing To the
fact that the petit jury panel would
be exhausted Bells attorneys, Reed
HOLMAN Of Tuuumcari ana Herbert
W. 'itIh OF Las vegas ifAtHAiN hl'a
N plea In abatement against an In
dictment under which Sell was ac-
cused 81 perjury District Attorney
Charles W. q. Ward accordingly pre-
scented additional evidence 10 the
grand Jury and caused another IN
dictment to be- drawn. This indici-
ment being presented and the atiOr-
neya on both sides announcing they
were ready for trial, the case was
begun
The state introduced evidence 20
show that BELL. ~ the case of Rob-
Crts last fall testified that the de-
PENDANT In that action was In hts COM
pany upon certain night last SUM
NOR, while evidence introduced
showed that Roberts was Ia the Bell
pasture al that time. The state set
up that Roberts was convicted upon
evidence contrary 10 that given by
Bell. showing that hie story was dis
credited by the jury
The defense introduced a number
or witnesses To shpw that Bells rep
ufatlOn for honesty aud vefacity IL
good. Bell testified la his own de-
Tense he stated that he had worked
as special officer for the ~ PaAc
a southwestern railway and AZ pres
ent IN engaged In the cattle business.
The ease ~ being fought hard BY
both sides. A large number OF Wit
nesseB and trisnds Of Bell aud ROBE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
AIRDOME TO Open
TONIGHT--YOU
Gan SMOKE
RcmOdeled Outdoor Playhouse
Has Comfortable Polo Chairs
and Only Licensed Pictures
Will Be Shown.

The popular Airdome. at the cor.
ner Of Second street and TiJeras ave.
nue.. remodcled. with comfortable
POLO chairs instead OF uncomfortable
beaches. VIII open the season tonight
under the management OF "a. E. Shor.
man for Joe Barnett. who leased the
property some months ago and has
spent thousands Of dollars putting u
IN shape for a successful season. For
the first time In the history 90 the
Airdome, licensed motion pictures
win be- shown exclusively. other fea-
lures of the programs viii be thor
oughly up-to-date and IN short. first
class entertainment will be given
every night. The first performance
tonight will begin At s;is; the doors
10 be thrown open NJ 7:30. Smoking
will be permitted. Music will be
played by an orchestra Including pi-
ano. Violin. drums, clarinet and COR
net.
Perhaps the most notable feature
of the improvements r. the installa-
ton of tho polo chairs. similar TO
those used In che famous New York
polo grounds comfortable TO sit In
and especially adapted to outdoor
theatcrs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
new Street CAR
SCHEDULE IN
DRUG store
Also Attractive Waiting Room
Accommodations as Soon rs
Official Time Table Il An.
nounoed.

Albuquerque street car patrons viii
BE- interested in tho announcement
that just a. soon ~ cars begin run
ming through Old Town 10 the Hish-
lands on nxed schedule. an oaioiai
limo table will DO placed IN the store
Of tina williams Drug company a. sos
West Central avenue.
The management Of the williams
store has also provided comfortable
waltihg-room accommodations. which
viii DO at the services OF the traction
company's patrons while waiting for
cars In either direction. Tho williams
waiting room Ia cool and attractive.
and the local public viii undoubtedly
md Il a great convenience during the
hot days TO come.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

one of Frank Stockbridge's occu-
pations used to be city boosting. He'd
take pale, WA municipality ara
shoot mental dope into g. AMI rrei'y
soon Il would be hammer,ng an lis
chest and hollering.
But one must be careful paid
Stockbrldge. ITS easy to maze mis-
takes"
He told OF the speech tina the best
lawyer at fiourishing upstate town
made To "a convention that the town de-
sired TO attract for lis next meeting.
The various town boosters were ctch
given ten minutes la which o. pre-.
sent their claims. This lawyer ruse--
calm. masterful, possessed.
II will briefly relate aid ne. some
of the reasons why you should come
to Punkville. viii tel you the inter-
esting features of ~ town. We have
the two most gloriously beautiful
cemeteries -----"
II was believed by those who
watched that he went ON talking for
quite a while after that. But no one
heard what he said.--Pittsburgh
hTOnicle-Telegraph
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
COFFEE IAfPORTATIONs
INTO UNITED STATES
A~aHS~eNA~ONNeS

Washington, May 3i.-secretary oi
Commerce william &. RedfeId has
issued a statement 10 the effect that.
according to figures complied by the
bureau Of foreign and domestic com
mercc for the nine months ended
with March, 1918, the importatlons of
coffee into the United states In the
present fiscal year ending June 80.
next, viii show larger value than
la any preceding year in the history
oil the country, although the quantity
viii fall materially below that of GER
tain earlier years. This record value
Is due To higher import prices this
year than at any time for many
years.
In the nine months ended with las,
March. the coffee importations
amounted to 7i6,327.iiG pounds. and
from this u IL estimated that the
quantity imported during the nscai
year viii amount to but little more
than 300 million pounds, az against
over one billion pounds imported la
1898. 1895 and 1909. The value 81
the importations for these first nine
months WAS sac. NSl,f23, AN average
OF 1919 cents per pound. as against
1873 cents ln the full fiscal year 1919,
1913 cents In 1871, 40 cents ~ 1919,
10 cents In 1908. and SO cents In
ip03. the average import price in
1913 being more than double that OF
1908.
About throe.fourths OF the coffee
imported into the United states
comes from Brazil. In the FIRST nine
months of the current fiscal year that
country supplied $50 million pounds
valued al ~ million dollars. some
what more than three fourths of the
total quantity of as million pOundh
Imported, The average import price
ui the Brazilian coffee was 1873 cents
per pound. az against 1919 cents IN
the tull nscal year 1871, ana 7 cents
In the fiscal year 1919. The other
principal countries from watch coz
fee IN imported into the United states
are Colombia. with 80 million pounds
In the fiscal yeHr 1919. Venezuela, 81
million pounds; Central American
states ~ million pounds; Mexico. 10
million pounds. and the East indies.
. nillion pounds. The Import prire
ltT pound of the coffee frCm cUun-
tr'CA other than Brnzil N about the
same as Of coffee from that country.
The average consumption per cap
lea Of coffee Ia the United States has
shown steady decline during the
period In which prices have 80 sharp
" advanced In the hscal year 1908,
the average consumption per capita
was over II pounds, and the averagc
import price "a cents. In 1911.
when the average import price had
advanced 10 1913 cents per pound the
average consumption per capita was
but a.3 cents per pound the average
CONSUMPTION per capita was but %
pounds, and In 1912, when the aver
axe import price WAS 1873 cents, The
average consumption WAS but So
pounds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
TO PLANT VINEYARD
ON THE MESA
Wyoming Man Has Bought
Tract in Netherwood Park
and Will Build Handsome
Bungalow.

" a. ". Walker. a successful Wy
oming mining man, who has been vis-
iting IN Alnuuhcrque has purchased
"a large block of lots In the Neither
wood Park tract. east at this city.
and has announced his intention OF
dcvoting practically the entire prop
erty Ia the raising at grapes. lie has
already contracted with the Neither
wood Park company for the erection
1T ~ handsome bungalow and expects
to have work start on The improve
mcnts Immediately.
Mr. Walker was greatly impressed
with the possibilities of the mesa for
Crane raising. With the sub-irrlga
ton system which Is being installed
hy the Notherwood Park people aud
an abundant water supply, the mesa
conditions are idea for vineyards,
Mr.. Walker says.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
SAN FELIPE FEAST
TO Be OBSERVED
People of Rio Grande Valley
Will Assemble in Old Albu-
querque Tomorrow to Cele-
brate Important Day.

The feast Of san Felipe De Ncri
win he observed In Old Albuquerque
tomorrow, in manner almost iden-
teal with celebrations which have
been customary each year for "a cen
tury and more. The celebration will
continue from early morning until
late In the evening and viii consist
Of services Ia the Church or San Fe-
iipe. "A procession about the piazB,
the Image at san Felipe being car
ried triumphantly by n committee Of
citizens. the various sodaiilles and SO
cieties participating In the festivities,
The fiesta OF san Felipe r. the most
important day OF the year ~ Old Al
buquerque and people from al see
tions of the Rio Grande valley Will
crowd into the ancient plaza 90 as
sist In the celebration,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
PROFESSIONAL men
ARE THANKED FOR
THEIR SERVICES
Those Who Donated Time and
Talent to st Anthony Or
phanage Project Assured of
Appreciation by Committee.

The committee on the 81. Anthony's
orphanage wishes to thank all the
persons whose names appear In the
following list. who have donated
either their professional services for
the erection OF the orphanage build
ing. ar the work necessary for repair
ing and fitting up their temporary
home. Mr.. J. l.. LaDriere. architect;
MIR .. y. Marion. lawyer: Mr.. =. +.
McCanna. real estate; Mr.. j. Il. Far
well. surveyor; Mr. A. chauvin. paint
SIR. Mr. y. FouTnelle. carpenter: Rec
man and Aver. plumbers; Nash Eleo-
trical supply Co, electricians.
These lists viii he continued and
will be published from time 10 time
as contributions viii he received
THE COMMITTEE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
WILL
SING GRAND OPERA
ON MONDAY
St. Vincent Academy Girls to-
Present, "The Bohemian
Girl in Elks' Theater; Big
House Expected.

"The Bohemian Girl a grand ops
era By Bnlfe. viii be given by the
pupils Of ~. Vincent Academy In the
Elks' theater Monday afternoon. be-
ginning AZ 2i3O O'Clock. The pre-
sanitation OF ''rhe Bohemian Girl''
will mark a new departure In Alhus
querque, ia that Il VIII be the frat
time that Juveniles have attempted
grand opera In this city. The Acad-
e'ny girls will sing tho opera after
many weeks careful training and
after having four years experience
In dramatic work. All Indications ara
that tho opera viii be d splendid sue.
cess. The drcs1 rchearsals have been
very successful and encouraging both
10 members Of the cast and 10 the
directors. Everybody In Albuquerque
II invited 20 attend the opera, and
the admission viii be only nifty cents
for any part OF the house.
airline. Count Arnhetm's daughter.
Act 1 ...............L slcsle Koe.i
Acts and 3...... Bertha Turner
Thaddeus. q prescribed Pole
count Arnheim. 80 Grace MrDormott
DeYishVof. chief Of the Gypalcs.
.s.s.s.....-..... barbara Harris
Queen of the Gypsies. Ruth Simpler
florensteln, the counts nephew
.t......u.,., Rosaise krrincsn
Buds. an attendant % airline
.,,...,.,......... Ieima Howell
a Gypsy .....,.. Aiene Brachvogel
feashhNH ''.s..,.-t,. Marie Higgins
s.s...+...s.4t. Eleanor VmuRhoy
officer OF the guard Lillian Yrlsarrl
Captain OF the guard Florence Dunn
Mobiles aud retalHefs-F Frances
Murphy. Cecilia Murphy. Roualie
With. Hazel Hicks. blanche Roberts.
Ruth Payton. Gladys Kelly. Mary
Romero, Eunice Kahle, Marie bal
ling, Carrie schmidt Catherine Glib
bins
Gypsies-- Bessie Brennan. Mary
% Lnughlin. AeatTlee sanchez. Do
loritas Garcia. Anita Garcia. Kathryn
Keleher. Alice naca. Ramonclta
Luna. Marguerite Spindle. Ursel Hat
ling, Mary springer Grace RUppe.
Amy Chaplin. Rebecca Caeatiu. Esther
Thompson. Eestella Armijo. Wilma
Stevens. Lorna Lester Myrtle heaven.
Victorine With. Oravelia KRAFT. Flor
india That's.
Hunters Aenes Luna. Teva sando-
YaL Irene Bennett, Nellie Dasenels.
Fay Young. Ruth Little. Pauline san
doyal. Eugenia Ruppe. Mabel Rob
erts, Alice HerRdon. Margaret Huh
he'll. Ferroll Clark. Regina canda.
laTia. Lala Garcia. ELENA Garcia.
Irene Donneiiy, Corrlne Christian.
lrma Liz. Mary Moran. Alice Baca.
Josenia padilla.
Pages--Grece Baxter, Corrine
Otero. Irene Downing. Pauline Arr
milo
Dancers Margaret Dohle. Lois
Hicks. Ethel Con. Josephine fsspi-
nosa. Nellie Soult. Louise sherman.
Lounclla Allen. Helen BlnkeF3. Rosa
Garcia. Helen 0ridlcy. Elva Howell,
Mary Larsch. Cl0o Llnvillo. Margaret
spargo, Mildred sheohan. Elisabeth
South. Ruby soutt, Emma sain. VI
Meta Hart. Juanita spindle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

II would surpriNa yuu 90 knew ~
thu great good that ~ being done by
ChamborIaiu'e Tablets. Darius Dnw-
mes. Of Nowber@ Junction. Nj -.
mrltoh my wife has baen ueInn
ChamborlaIn'G Tablets and finGa thom
very cffeetual and doing her Ios8 %
good.7 II yo1 have any tr0uhle with
your stomach or bowels give them
a trial. For sale ~ an drugHIsia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
NEW Term STARTS
NEXT MONDAY

The summer term az the Albuquer-
que Business College will open Mon
day. June .. New CLASSES started in
the commercial. stenographic and
civil science departments. Write.
call or phone. Albuquerque Business
College, New Korber Block Phone
6gf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

News has been received ~ lrieAds
here of the death yesterday mpfulng
Ia Winslow, Aria. of Mrs. Harry
Kitchen. wife Of q we'll known Santa
~ mechanical department c1nploye.
ar. and Mira. Kitchen were rotldants
OF Albuquerque until ieae than a
month ago when they moved - WINS
low and the news u her death will
bring sorrow 20 rnnny friends here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

erts are here 20 attend the trial.
In addition TO the indictments
against Bell and Miller the grand
jury yesterday afternoon returned q
no-true bill generating Cicmente Lu-
Zero 81 tho charge ~ larceny ~
cattle. The grand jury ~ WORKING
hard and expects 90 complete ~ la
bors on saturday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

"Johnny." said his mother severe
D.. some Que has taken big piece
Of ginger cake out Of the pantry"
Johnny hlushed guilty.
"Oh. Johnny" she exclaimed II
didn't think u was la YOU"
ia Amt ALL" replied johnny; part
of us In Elsie. Chicago Record
Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

NJ Weber of Wlnsiow, road fore
man of engines on the Albuquerque
division OF the Santa Fe coast lines.
spent yesterday IN Albuquerque. stop
ming at the Hotel Combs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

Heres man who has a queer
l0h." said the Cheerful Idiot. az he
looked up from his paper.
what does he doi" asked the
RoOb.
lie h bookkeeper for booksel-
Ter" replied the Cheerful Idiot ~ New
York American
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

My grandma" said the office boy.
TREMENDOUSLY.
Nothing doing" said the manager.
shortly
Died before l was horn" the hoy
went on. land l amt never had an
excuse for going TO the opening
game. - Detroit Free Press
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE New Twin Indian motor
cycle. used about six weeks; must
be- taken at once az owner In leaving
city. Apply 5O2 North Fourth street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

The HERALD want Ad gets
The best results, !, -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-31

HERALD want Ads bring re-
suits.