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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
MOTORcYCLISTS MEET
TOMORROW EVE AT PARK

The Crystal lake trip planned by
tri-city motorcyclists for yesterday
was abandoned, and instead, a tour of
the tri-cities was made in the after
noon, about 81 riders participating
The various parties interested had
planned to meet at Central park, Dav-
export, in the morning and make the
run TO Crystal lake, but instead ad-
journed to meet at Long View park
at $3.50. Temporary officers were
elected preparatory to the perfecting
of a tri-city organization, final ar
rangements to be made tomorrow
night, when a meeting will be held at
Long View park at p. m. The tenn
porary officers are Arthur Wagner OF
Rock Island, president, and ]. Kellog
of Moline, secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
OBITUARY
WILLIAM VI. wENDT.

William Martin wendt passed away
this morning at 11:15 at his home, 623
Thirty-eighth street. A complication
Of diseases, with which he had been
suffering for the last four months, was
the cause OF his death.
Mr.. wendt was born at Cordova
Aug. S, 1859. When but young man
he came to Rock Island and entered
the employ of the Rock Island railroad
IN the capacity OF a car repairer and
at this trade he worked for 80 years.
He was married to Miss Anna KocE at
Geneseo and 10 the union two childl en-
were born, Marie and Louis, who with
the widow survive him. He is also sur.
vlved by two brothers, John Wendt Of
esis city and Charles Wendt Of Prince
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
RIVER RIPLETS

The students of Moline high school
enjoyed a picnic at Linwood today
The trip was made on the steamer st.
Paul.
This evening the steamer St. Paul
will take the Moline Haymakers on
their annual excursion. The boat will
leave Rock Island at $50.
Tomorrow the St. Paul will bring
an excursion TO Rock Island from
Muscatine.
The steamer Quincy was tied up
at Rock Island yesterday on its reg
ular trip from st. Paul to st. Louis
The boat left the local port at G
o'clock.
The Helen Blair took an excursion
up the river yesterday afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
NEGRO TROOPER MURDERS
SLEEPER; THEN KILLS SELF

rounds of bullets and FIVE had been
fired.
NOT OWN MEN.
Colonel Burr in discussing the shoot
ing this morning emphasized the fact
that the principals in the tragedy were
not his regular men, but had
been sent there for instruction. There
are some people who believe that the
soldiers we have here on the ar
snail are a rough set but this is IN
true" said Colonel Burr "They stand
as high morally and from every other
standpoint as in other walks of life.
All our trouble comes from those sent
to US from away, usually from iso.
lated forts and the liquor and the great
white lights of the tri-cities seem too
much for them"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
TURNER'S LEAVE
FOR CONVENTION
Special Train Takes Local Mem
bers to Big Gathering at
Denver, Col.

A special train over the Rock Island
afternoon for Denver, Col, conveying
l6 members of the local Turner soci-
ETY. to the 32nd annual convention Of
the Turner's of North America. The
party consisted of eight young men
and as many young ladies with Rob-
ert Winter in charge. Those in the
party were Misses Elizabeth Burkhart,
Cecilia Burkhart, Edna Kimball, Mae
Wolton, Rose Kinney, Mamie Farrell,
Lucy Lerch and Ella Hendricksen. The
young mems team is composed of
Robert Winter, Walter Tom, Charles
Gilbert, William Bertlesen, Roland
Greve, John Gilbert, William Porst-
man and George Lange.
The party was enlarged at Daven-
port by 40 members of the Davenport
Turner's and it is expected that 4S
members of Holstein, Iowa, will &C
company the party upon its arrival at
Omaha. After arriving at Denver the
local society will compete in various
drills and exercises which will be held
from June 26 until July l. After
the convention is over the Rock Island
delegation expects to visit Colorado
Springs and Manitou and other inter-
esting points in the mountains. All
the drills will be held at Lakeside
park, Eenver, and the cardinal feature
of the affair will be a mass drill of
staff exercises i'll which $500 people
will take part. The local classes haye
been preparing for several months for
the occasion and it is expected that
they will bring home their share of the
| prizes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
POLICE NEWS

Gertie Johnson and Mamie Davis,
two colored girls, we're walking the
streets late Saturday night, when Of
ficer Gruby espied them. The women
ran into an alley in an attempt to
hide, but were captured and taken to
the station. This morning they were
each fined $3.50 and costs.
Jess Hamers, colored, was fined 81
and costs for disorderly conduct.
Josie Trowett and John Seatton
raised disturbance in the lower end
OF town Saturday night and were ar
rested. The woman was fined $40
and costs while her male companion
drew 500 and.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
OUR TREES
written for The Argus.)

Among the many beauties of Rock
Island, its trees are without doubt en-
titled 10 first rank. There is rarely to
be seen, in a city as large as this,
such an abundance Of splendid forest
trees remaining. We are so justly
proud of our splendid trees that we
were not little chagrined when a
visitor to our city few days since,
while sharing our enthusiasm, was
moved to suggest tina. much trim
ming, pruning and doctoring would be
necessary If We are TO retain these
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
MOLINE POLICE In
RAID ON GAMBLING

Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, the
police of Moline raided a Greek gam.
bling joint at 1909 Second avenue
and caught II men shooting craps.
James Morreas and Theodore Sore
vonas, the keepers, were fined s27.05
each and the rest of the men S5.O5
each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
Annexation Of Adjacent Terri
tory in South Rock Island
and School Directors.
BOARD CONTROL INVOLVED
Two Retiring Members Standing With
One to Fill Vacancy Caused
by Resignation.
Facts to Interest Voters in
Tomorrow's Election.

Proposition to annex a strip of
South Rock Island territory ex-
tending from Ninth to Twelfth
street and running south from
Eighteenth avenue to Aiken street.
Election of three members of the
board of education.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
BIG DAMAGES ARE
ASKED BY MAS

Suit for $4,000 damages has been
brought by Louis Mas against Emil
Vogt in the circuit court. The action is
said TO be The outcome OF the recent
attempt to prove Mr.. Vogt insane. The
proceedings were dismissed. ". A
Peterson represents Dir. Mas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
FrNERAL OF PRANK sTEMPEL.

The funeral of Frank Stempel was
held yesterday afternoon at at the
home of his sister, Mrs. John Stroehle,
1929 Fourth avenue. Father Quinn
was in charge of the services and
those who acted as pallbearers were
E. F. Stroehle, F. W. Stroehle, John
z. Stroehle, John Dietz, Ira E. Haines,
nephews of the deceased, and c. P.
Rain. Interment was made in Chip.
piannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
FUNERAL OFT. VI. COOK.

The funeral of T. NJ. Cook was held
yesterday afternoon at the residence,
1130 Twentieth street. Rev. T. E.
Newland conducted the services
which were private. The body was
taken to North Henderson this morn
ing where interment was made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
THIRSTY ONES MUST GET UP
EARLY I'M THE MORNING

The saloons OF the city are to be
closed tomorrow between the hours
of and 5. No, it isn't Sunday, but
the great American people are once
again TO exercise the right of fran
chise at the school election and will
vote on the consolidation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23

ChamberlEin's Cough Remedy is
sold on a guarantee that If you are not
satisfied after using Uwo-thirds of
bottle according to directions. your
money will be refunded. 1t is up to
you to ry. Sold by all druggists
(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
Cabaret at Zum kiten Dorf.
(SchuetZen ParK1

Enjoy your supper on the yeranGa
at Schuetzen park, Davenport, every
day.-(AdT.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23

ton, and one sister, Mrs. Charles Rsy
nolds of Cordova.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23

1T cured me-" or 1T saved the life
of my child" are the expressions you
hear every day about Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy
This is true the world over where this
valuable remedy has been introduced
No other medicine in use for diar-
rhoea or bowel complaints has receiy-
ed such general approval. The secret
of the success of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy is that
it cures. Sold by all druggists.-lA dv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23
Notice to Contractors.

Bids will be received at a. m, July
3, 1913, at the mayors office for con-
structing a siX-inch Waterman on
Fourteenth street, Seventh avenue to
on file at office OF city engineer.
II. NJ. SCHRIVER,
President Board of Lo al Improve
(AdY.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-06-23

all the news an the time - The
Argus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
TADC In the Solar
JADO PIcrus...

rliE 'ESTlON IS D"c r a..
ruu,rdr that q Wash never told ,
de-
o
MAbElip PROBABLY realilra thst
pa MoAiou b H oftHn easirr 90 start
something than 60 ici go
@
WE Trust that the tousc Vill
uut ip Zoo start au opposition tp thut
tuui down u MtAi'u CUy
TnE tEMiNiSr movement u Ens
'aid o. un Dee sirtibl" force ana pai
uHWNui tn uuuoRHble buuf
Q
rs rus cot NTlsF th. -ul.
ffug ues by walking cndlr. dl
iunorF punish onl, themsOlNcs.
o
AND WiNTEit ia standaloufiy rii-
ilng iu the lap "a spring again bul
after all thiN ID only February.
O.
THE UNITED STATES may rccoW-
|nixe buerta, bat probably no one VIM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
WHAT THE BUICK
HAS DONE FOR
The FARMER
A Little Incident in Texas
Shows How the Automobile
Soon Pays for Itself in the
Rural Regions.

'fvn ur three Hcurs ago, SAYS
D. " \ NvspCr assistant sales man.
tGuf OF the uuiCk Motor company. "a
n.tdr an automobile ttip across the
lrrat state 90 Texas. We stopped one
noon az ranch luuE, lnH miles from
% rbiiuH station. and Wcrr frd Que ct
THOSE dtuuvrs that would maze u iln-
tvl Kuickcrhucker O. la carte lu0k ilko
hot dog ut nu owl lunch wagon
During thr meet the unchman was
called To- tnr phuue and before he'd
huug uu the receiver ha made 90 bus
iuss- appointment 600 town Tor that
night Jf $50. up went closed deal
that Melted him $4,000. aud tde uoNt
afternoon vas pack on thc farm
Under the old method col pony aud
saddle ur horse sud blackboard. hc
couldn't huN" WHdv t urip like that boz
lr-+ than use dps two going. tNo
.umius aud cno lu town. \ man Ike
fh.t could ne more De- induced to gu
bach tu the Old way of travel than me
could tu deliberately hammer him own
thumb
"Iiundrrds of other eases. white
urrhuus not quite as striking. Hue
frpt. tl. necessity OF The mutu car
aud easily establish tho fact that 90
4. auc of thv staple lines ot American
nianuftcturc Aud get even yet thvrc
tr- fot sscptical individuals who
.iy tht' thv automobile is nothing
HHf i ftd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21


In telling your fricnds Who are per-
haps prospective residents aboui the
advantages and attractions 90 ANU
queruuc. u d ias' a. wen % have
thern Understand that shere h good
dosl a. superstition about the high
r. cosl ~ living Ia Use west Ia this
paper some time aso a promincn,
BUSINESS man Just returned from the
east commented On tho higher prices
sor fcod paid in chicago a. cum
pared to Albuquerque Compared TO
the rest o. the country. living cost
cpndiuens In NcW MexiSo are excel
lent Certain u 4 that the ascraE.
merchant - Albuquerque Is not be-
cvming a noicfaetor Of great wealth
and q Ia 60 be- remembered that
money Hpent with local merchants re-
lnainH IN the community and keeps
circulating around John smith. con.
tractor. buys. his N0cyrics ~ Tom
Jones and Tom Jones buys his brick
II john smith.
In a great many classes ~ mer-
ciandiss. such - cleihlng for I'M
stance. pricea are iorsci, identical
with what yon pay 10 the Gus; many
of them standard prices which apph
an over the country. Taking the sit
uatton ~ and largc Albuquerque does
not appear a. Dee suffering from the
ailcgcd cxtorst,n such az hs.v 81 ,h'.
feminine folk % Philadelphia aud
othcg eastern cities on thc war path
And Il may Dc Remembered In this
connection that We have always the
privilege ana Opportunity % faislns
Az cur stun ~ hoInc and cutting the
cVsi % living ~ Oar o. sc pieaF-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

nary DESK dicuonart contains from
te.eoo TO eo.ooe separate woFds. while
small poches dictionaries contnm from
es.ueo 10 to.eeo ne points cus that
the average American does not c,cn
begin % make use 81 the words be
learns IN enc elementary etadcsi b
school for ,he clementery sviiopi
sselllne books ,ntalh from io.eep
40 $1,000 scnafet words. The 81.
plantation r. w thinks. that ~, pu.
plis temrosarlis 1nasies for spclRng
purposes thprtapqn % woras which
shss proceed n rae, aa sovn az ,ne,
rae ont Of thetclcn,cniar, sradcs.
and ~ sussesls an extended ia,csil-
gatlon 20 detcrmlne iusi Whist words
are most needed Cor ordinar, u~e. 10
,hc cnd that 2 really f,nda0s ma
ilst ms, ~ laugh, ~ thoroughly, ,ss
Uusef g De- forgotten such 80
he thinks. wouid then furnish e s"and
basis for increase la vocabulary
tn. correspondence examined D.,
~ Ayres was 81 various kinds ln-
cludlng ictters uo mail order ousc.
isiiers received rs physician. bet
tiers 90 the query department ~ clty
ncvspa per. icttcrs received Dy law.
yer, lciters O. teachers from parents
~ pupiis, miscellaneous letters to
Publishing house. family letters. and
oven "a small bat varied collection Of
love ioitcrs"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
rnp WORDS WI sI1IL


'EtcF, bodi interested iu spcIiins.
and thcr, alwNa something nrv va
hc learned about H." said Dr y T..
Claxion. Un'tcd siatee commissioner
~ education when shown report
that prcseut-da, spelling book- uoro
given rather sever, lose b., Leonard
y Ayres OF inc Russell sag, FIunu
ti0n. on The srouud that thcs do mot
contain words ups useful fur pr4rfr
cal purposes
pr Ayros hoe examined s.uo0 ,uu.
mess and personal better tnd 'auu-
lated wordu nt,ull. used ia tb,m
Ils compare uJe words ho finds snb
fhouo IN ths uHull -chool smelling hsu'
y iih surprising results rlf. ol th,
az words un cas- National Eduea
zion association rprluus hsis prrd
~ the Cleveland tests VI 1905 sss
never onvc appeat in AMY uf 90, -,ouo
letters. shoning according to pr
Ayrcn thut asefui spcihuv hsts can.
not BE- compiled DOB Hiiinf H' lh' dvth
nnd dccidins ahirh uoruH rrrpl,
ought o. know bow 90 sp'll
An autonlshing poverty of ,ocapu-
inrt we o., culei Dy thc n estiga.
ton only g.e0i sspsrai' 0vrdg uor.
discovered BE- thr st.00u aluiated.
and gsi ~ ihoho Appeared uut once
ls fact. fg words oceurrui 40 iro-
auentiy a. a. mako ~ haii 'hv tiHl
nunbsr and si- common word 'vn'
aitusog seson-eighshr Of The asgie-
gate
.sHow limited has nunbcr is.' says
81. Ayfls. s'beoomns uIVgl apparent
hen Il q considered that the oFdi'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
READ ar


Tho Herald publishes Ia fnr m this
issue the address delivered By Score
tary Roy ncdichek or the Dcmlng
Chamber % commerce al the Com
mcrclal cinb meeting here Tuesday
night on what Publicity Has D9ne
Tor Defining Like the speech % ar.
Baaseii published yesterday. this 81
fort 90 Mr rodichck's IL distinctly
wortn resdins We recommend that
ever 'itiacn who didn't attend th,
meeting Tuesday night read 70 over
carefully and lmhibc the gospel OF
boosting therein 80 forth Concrsie
results form the best argument l1'
methods 81 town buildins.
Mr.. Bcdich.h simply tcilt What th'
business men did and 10 what their
Efforts resulted Ne gives n little idea
~ the percentage 81 prom, individual
contributors received These hgurca
are moat cnugiitenins IN some cases
startling
what hns wufkcd ia the case ~
nrming viii work even better ~ The
case of Albuquerque. We wn lcarU
Dot from ihr little city down in the
southern part of ihc state Ana %
% worth reaiis.ns thut conaldeuns
her size. Doming hss dome hcr puh'
uoity and development wyrh uu 600
larger scale than has This dts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
oucnq Nu Grain.
CHICAGO FIRMS GET
100000 BOND ISSUE

The board Of education lI l meet
ing last uiEut aUufd,d Cos Ioie'r
MosSer a Whitman Hud ~ 80 Grant
A 60. uf tht,uau. uu 90 i.'ui uIl uI
SIultfT. tht Siuu. Hu" ut, p'r cent
rhum bonds jo hr lseird O." uuau,c
the construction 90 new high school
fur AlHuuucruu. Mn bids utyr
opened. o.. hid 1f the ,h,ttu urW
being Declared thu highest aud hest
The either hidF follow STATE National
bank. siUV.Upus james * wright a
Go. 81 Denver. SiuI.Gto. 'ruuu,utai
a Commercial Trust a Stvuga nNuk.
OF chicago. Sioi, 1878. g. 70 Nui.'ns
A son aud a. g. Leach q 'u. Of Dem
yer GUiul, fiN1.atn. John Nutr,u a
60. ~ chicago g}uU.1H5. First save
lUgs Bank q must ,umpynf cot 81.
tuqueruue. tiuf.frp " - 'uirI =
e at chicago. Siun. 300. Trft'
Hri-gs y Shytop. Hf rulcIn. 60. SOL
iso; Ot.r a CO.. 49, cleveland. tl1l-
O1U
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
niIsow AND THE MULE.


Apparently uoihinE escapes thr
sleilant eye % the Hon. Joseph l..
iirisivv 81 Kansas. kecniy alive to
tn vast burden ~ responsibility that
rcsts upon him in order that the visit.
bic universe may not skid from ~
destined course. the Kansas SENATOR
considers nothing too small cor too
large Tor his personal attention. says
the Kansas city Journal 70 bc u
true statcsnah one must bc politically
alert. sicrploss restless. tirclcss ~
senator BrstoW Is striving FOR true
giatcsmauship az th, stimulation
thereof hr rs ever poking about IN the
political dump after A. has brvn siftcd
and screched by ablcr hands. always
hoping against hope that he may nnd
some neglected gem. These observa-
lions may throw light upon the sem
ator's recent rise iu defense ~ the
mule
In the senate To. other dns the
physicuiiy tall llansan arosy IN his
place and offered an amendment to
the army appropriation bill providing
that ali military vehicles used in
Washington hereafter shall b. drawn
by mulcs AZ first q was thought
that q new champion OF "a, vvly
HapWa .pllh -lYRs Vas. ,hgq.. 2Ppsprod
on tho horizon. But u Developed that
SENATOR BrlstoW mcroi, resented the
fact that certain officers of The army
go about the capital rity 10 outUmo-
bllc- In his opinion. THIS is % scan
dulous practlc, and ruthlcasly ,iulatcs
"a, primary principles 90 true Gcmoc-
raey.
II is huri go harmonic. NJ. Uris-
TOYS ost.nsibi" plcn Tor the mute
with truf piesressiscucss The mute
IL and af'ays has Teen roaciiunary
to the pOint pf Frequently standing
pat for hours at time Progressive
ness means thsnge, q means the do
ins awa, With Incicnt and honured
Institutions d, favor of something urN .
Therefore Wh, should BrisiYN look
With fator upon IA. mulr. which
hasn't changed either ~ outward ap-
pearance or ia disposition since the
cVnstitutluu WAS adopted q" Geo. up
20 date one must pcccp, tho autumn
j.
tion rdupta Tor thu arm, oncors
lu their tour uf Washington By ull
progressive rules of procedure sens
toi Bristow should regulate The mute
tp ihe inoH grown days cd respect
for lau aud reverence, tur th, ,ou-u-
tutur i' Vus th. mule that h,lp.d
uul,, thv constitution. and certainly
lbe mulr did hls run Share iu pre-
serving that arrbdir document in thc
dafh days OF civil war As , ,tuunph
frlond pf ih' constitution a lover uI
IN dag and all-around patriot ih,
mule rould NOT b1 an, atrriah OF th'
Imagination. notwithstanding ir louE
cars. br called Iml M0os. The
mult d. Vlsr. lrustvorlhy cUustiiu-
sh'uali, sound and kicks onb whom
hr has got something urYl Go biek
about WIN should not senator Bria-
toN b.. consistent aud demand that
army um,crs dry, uuo>, CO. Nar
rhari"tF" Possibly hc BE- makiug
overture iu Coz, Democratic dunhr,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
More Ways to Fix Eggs
BY Jean Kubbs

n i1ka--~,d Eza~
hard boiled eggs
slices toBft
! mint white seure
cat tie eaes into tlflsx slices aud
iiacr them on ihe toast. Pour th"
white sauce ever thcfu and serve Inn
t.ar SsnslWs,l.r-.
i,rmuNU She yolks Of ak hard hoii-
cd rpgu end rub snlocta. season with
salf talnstu musinrd. ts4erN salt unh
a dash of Notwithstanding saucc Add
little Nlnrgar 20 siifvn Chsp the
hites "a tee esgs ana three small
sweet ricflvp Vcrv tin- anu add to
~, Naikn spread sci~ccn thin slices
Trad iiuiiCtl Egg-.
hard boiled eggs
y cup dry bread crumbs
~ cop miiN.
d rup zine chopped ham.
I raw crH.
Seasoning
Cosk TIE bread crumbs aud milk
until - smooth paste u made Add
the ham. seasoning and raw Gag aud
when well mixed cover each hard
boiled cgE With some Of the paste.
roll in cracker crumbs and frt about
two minutes in deep sai
Omclct With Ch,rSc.
crgs.
teaspoon Hour
tablespoon chopped parsley
I tablespoon grated cheese
Seasoning
nuttcr.
urnt ia, eggs until vet. HIGHT and
then add the other Ingredients Beat
wen together and pour into a pen In
hieh large tablespoon OF butter "
heated Let 10 c0ok tlll light brown,
thcn fold ID over and dish for the
iaalr shaSe TIE pan while the ONE
iet h cooNlng Must be- eaten the
instant Il is removed from IN" pan.
TAXED OIns'lcg.
eggs.
I tablespoon flour
tablespoon butter
cum fuld milk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
Spring Styles

We have just received the
latest creations in Manhat-
tan and Eclipse Shirts and
Stetson Hats. We invite
you to come in and look
them over.
We are selling out E. & w.
Csc collars at 2 for Csc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21
MUSICAL PROGRAM TO
BE GIVEN BY PUPILS
OF MISS M0RIARTY

Following s tb, program go hr
HN,u uE th, pupils ui Miss Marian
NurlIrtN Fudt' evening, FrN1UHt.
"a Ht u'ttsk ~ Mis- M"rur'
hnnr ein south il-h street
NuHUp ut spring ~mdiu2
Lillian Busttis"u
Dl Nur,i4.u. ..... ......... Nr'In
.p4t ,'irrssy ...... Thum,
ii'ttlD alvuu
Dft sons without W"idt ....
...... Mcud.l-. ohm
Ol Au Num ....... ...... GODDARD
beatrice ll1l
SUNSET Nptturur ........... NeHd
charlotte W'si'rfcid
,iuud,lh,d ........ kr"nt1ln
Nou Sect
toJ,ai ....... ...... Seeding
I,IDu Gurtl
Iupruuptu % NHI ....... ~' huH'll
kalhsriu Auvl
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Mildred Tharp
Tho Fountain .... NuA lfiuk'
Mildred Burtloss
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Pvrse Bryce
MurmutinE nruuk ,... p'is"h'its'i
M'rgarrt Crawford
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

Ne have mooney Co., loan tf u,I
cent pu r,d estate security john ~
Moor" tvult} Eco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

Thvro Ie nee better mrul'.u. uad'
for colds than chamberlain rou-h
EymcdN ~ l,ts an natures rl'u. r"-
uc,cg the lungs opens ,I, r'uuus.
aids cNpc .ioTauuu. and restores the
stem to q houllhr condition. Fut
sale rs al druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

nuI annual Clearance rat of Win
trr .hur De- De- srtat money saver.
lfrA puIr NJ rlW our regular stock
nud guaranteed geo give sHiiffnriiun
We hove moi r.cp size in all styles
bui uut uf thr Whole lui cHn Huit ana
ni most anybodt 81 dUut cost any
thing tu Nnd out NJ we have Sour par
ticular style aud A., Won't you
conic and ind Ouif q. Mays shut
si0rt. dii Mcst Central avenue
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