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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
BELIEVES AMERICANS FRIENDLY

As to the attitude Of Americans toward
the revolution. General Rlanco said:N
'In my opinion, and ] believe it is the
same as that Of AL constitutionalists the
attitude Of the American people has been
most friendly. an attitude founded in Jus
tice and reason. something not to he Won
dered at, for Americans have always been
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
WESTERN TENNIS
(SDccia[ 10 The Herald }

! Lake Forest H. July 2G Under the
auspices Of the National Lawn Tennis
Association the western championships
are being played here today on the On
wcntSia Club courts. Warm competitions
were expected aS all the western ten
mis- cracks we're entered
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
TRAINS GO FROM JUAREZ
(Rn ASSOci0tcd Press

FL Paso, Texas, July 26.-Trallic has
been opened southward on the National
Line from JuareZ. Several trains left
.Juarez today as far as chihuahua. Sev
eral trains were run out of Juarcz to the
latter point today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
FOREIGNERS WANT GUARD
(BB 4 SSOcidtcd Prcss.l

IIankow. China. July 2G-Two thou
sand foreigners in Ku Ling today made
urgcpt appeal for naval guard. The
authorities have taken no action on the
request. Government forces Yesterday
stayed general advance of the rebels.
who retrcated in confusion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
CHASE UNAVAILING
BLOODHOJNDS FAIL TO TRACK
NEGRO WHO MURDERED MRS.
BARNETT NEAR HUNTSVILLE.
(Ry ASS0ciatcd PreSS.)

Huntsville. Texas. July 26-AlI efforts
70 capture Eennis Pope, the negro who
Yesterday shot and kil."d Mrs. a. B.
Barnett were unavailing today The pen
itentiary bloodhounds gave up the chase
this morning, and the sheriif's posse left
today for noint ten miles east Of Hunts
vile where Pope is reported to have been
seen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
PERRY'S FLAGSHIP

Monroe, Mi'h, July Do Commander
Perry's old flagship the Niagara arrived
in Monroe Bay today for this city's part
i'm the celebration of the centennial an
nivcrsary of Perry's defeat of the Brit
ish on the Great Lakes. The vessel will
leave tonight for tomorr0w'S Cslcbra
ton at Toledo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
M0T0RCYCL|STS ADJOURN
(SDecidI to The Hcrdld.D

Denver Colo, July 26.-Aftcr four
DAYS of business sessions the , 900 dele
gates to the annual convention of the
Federation of American MotorcyclistS
left today for their homes in Indiana,
Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska. The maj
ority of the delegates are returning as
they came-on their machines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
SUICIDE AND MURDER
(By ASSOcidtcd Press.l

Tampa, Fla July 2G.-Mrs. Ayclina
RodigucS today tied her husband in bed
while he slept and fired four shots into
his body. then Stcrtchcd herself BY the
dead body and committed suicide. Family
quarrcls were the cause
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
THE SHORTEST SESSION
UOl 81 AVOIDED \ FILIBUSTER
BY ADJOINING FOUR MINUTES
AFTER CONVEYING.
(By iSSOcidfcd Prcss.)

Washington. ID. C.. July 26-The short
est session ever hcld bv the house was
that Of today, when il adjourned just
four minutes after il had convened This
was cone IN order 70 avoid 4 republican
fiibuStcr FOR The discussion Of the Diggs-
Caminctti white slave eases
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
CONTINGENT BILL SIGNED
lRN ASSOcintcd Press y

Austin. Tex July 2G.-Colquitt teday
signed the senate mileage and perdiem
and contingent expense bill, carrying
I total appropriation Of seventy thou
sand dollars
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
HUDSON REGATTA


New York, July 26.-With entries
from Baltim5rc, Philadelphia and
Washington. the annual Hudson River
regatta is being held t-day over the
Woodclitf course. The first race was sche
dulcd to start at two O'Clock
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
SOCIETY AT MATCHES


NarraganSett Pier II L., July 26. 50
cicty from Newport turned out in force
today to witness the competition in the
invitation tennis tournaments at the
Point judith Country Club courts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
CAPTURE TORREON TRUE.
Confirmed Bv Official Adviccs Re
ceived at Washington by State
Department..
{ Bn .AsSOciatCd Press. J

Washington ID. c.. July 26-The
capture cf 7 rreon by the Constitu-
tionalists on Wednesday was con
firmed today by official advices re
cefFed by the state department Mex
leo City had denied the reports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
FIRE IN SAN ANTONIO
(Br 4 ASSOci0tcd PrcSS.)

San Antonio. Tex, July pa fire
originating in the MiSsi City laundry
today DESTROYED that and four other
buildings. causing a loss of $4,000
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
WEATHER.

New Orleans, La. July II Fore
; east for Brownsville and vicinity:
tonight and Sunday. generally fair,
with light southerly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
RAINS IN SAN ANGELO


san Angelo, Tex. July 26-Good
rains are falling over the COncho coun
try today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26

CdftIe Orcr ToddN-C. Cardenas
brouht over sixty one head Of cattle to
day and small bunch was brought over
by 4. Villareal all for slaughtcring pur-
poses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26

Gibson Lcdrcs.-Contrary to expecta-
tions, &. A. Gibson of the Surety com
pany that bonded Mr. Stobart left with
out making an offer Of compromise to the
city and without making any statement
as to what course the company would
pursue. 1t is expected. however, that the
company will act III short time. to staye
off 4 suit for recovery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26
WEST TEXAS RAINS

tBy Associated PrCSS.)
Amarillo. Tex, July 26.-CropS were
saved and cattle interests benefited in
this section by rains last night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-26

< x !; Z x x #s; x J; x x
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
Importance Of The
Extension Bill

a measure uf 'lr greatest .mvori
Iu,' tn New Mexico viii probably
come % iot, u the United states
senate Within the next Tow days This
De- tne Suith-l.cNer Agricultural EN-
tension bin o. uts already passed
tho house. ana nus boon tyorhly rc.
ported py the vou1to committee on
agriculture rhs substance or this
hill b. that 10 provides au tpwogri1-
t.ou OF ylO.0OO o. year for ,t.u state
Cor agricultural extension Hork There
Is also uu additional appropriation.
increasing from year 20 wear on con-
uitiou that the stat" mtAc 3D. s.Wi.t.
appropriation. lut tar urst $40. 600 b.
uuconditIoual TIs state hl. nothing
80 dn lut accept t This mono. siIi
%" available for farmers Institutes.
Tor dcmousJ3uou WORK t'goIEuo'.
,ho state. tor the salaries OF aourf.
oi district. agricultural advisers io
give assistance and advice Co farmer.
aud for 500 tue other varied purposes
which ur" Included under tu, hclN of
agtl.WturIl extension
Tile th.uelug mon of fu" ,euH.u
/ nlyo long sccu the need of .u.rcIaIus
I tho food SUPPLY l0 ordor 90 food 0ur
growing population. 1Hs t.rDIg. 40
cultivated hud boz thr United Srfi.t
hIs Iu,rcl sod greatly aur.ur recent
years. but the .icld poe acre ua- mot
Increased The acreage cannot cone
/ 'lnun 90 Increase ludcuuitelf For 'nH
good of the whole country. Huu 'ui
n, prosperity OF Tine Drm.r-. thor,
must Dee un Increase boo tlr production
D
GENTLY estimated that tI, u0rk NJ ono
mau who n.s been 40 tna bead "i TOO
extension department, oI the 'eri'Hl-
tufll college iu that F'Iio. HHd been
aortu $50 600. 900 in the Increased
I production ot corn This has been lr.
! ,omp.isacd not bt planting mor.
b acres nat by getting more bushels pci
mere tf so much wealth can Poe uro'
I duacd d. tho Improved cultivation of
! one ,ron iu one state what VIII n' de.
value OF corresponding improyo mont
/ in the cultivation 81 nu crops through-
Out tue country lf ono ask'd hoo
. muca whcIt au arrc ni Hud Hi'' urn.
/ duce under ordinary coma. Uou-. 'a.
answer would probably 1e about aN
bushels Hu tho aCtu1 Hr. BE-
( ouh 10 liltlc over ~ bushels Wl1t l,
thc yicld oi alfalfa per lorr Zoo Sow
Z Movico? Tho possible y.r.d BE- in tho
, uclghhor hood from usr to -N tons
TN, actual NlrId Ir tp'N muDh loss,
Tho prH i.y ot lrmug has not kept
pace with tno advancement Boo mo
science ot agriculture during tho post
tw,uN yours Th' purpose oft aTii'
Dul,ural extension iN to udc Geo th,
fIffuuf .au rI. avn uUIn the results ul
u thr experimental work uni'h r
pcluH done hv tho government IrN DOB
me agricultural experiment stations
and a. make Il effective in larger
cr0rs and larger pronts for ih'
farmer
Does New Mexico need this sort ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
MOVEMENT FoR IMPROVED
HIGHWAYS.

Many 81 ne model highway laws
in various states have bocn prepared
under the advice - the read experts
~ the department ~ agriculture and
all tho Data aud statistics OF the Of
ace 81 public roads are al the dis
posal ~ the legiriatures
10 the nsi bulletin 81 the Office ~
pneiln roads 3, vas stated that az the
close ~ 1870. g.Gs per cent Of ,he
roads In the United states werc i'm.
proved This represents n gain In the
total road mileage Improved for tho
Gve-year period iaos-iaoa Of i.hs
per cent. or. In other words tho per
centars Of improved roads has iu-
creased dnr.nr this period from 80
70 $50 per cent
IN the three Years that have
elapsed since then IL Is roughly esu-
mated thai tho percentage ~ Inn
proved roads has gone we'll beyond .
per cent and possibly close 10 10 per
cent Il h estimated that 81 90 per
cont OF the public Highways were inn
pros ed-each highwa, n"ing sols
aud improved with view 10 the pro-
poFilonhte tre nie upon H. o. high de-
gree 90 enlclcnc, u highNuy trans
porlsuon would be- reached. % be-
figured shat millions ct dollars would
be- saved annually la the trausporta-
lion 90 crops. tho wear and tear on
horses and vehicles, and 10 the mini
mizing Of tho waste ln uu,s f8rming.
Where roads are bad me farmers
frequently nnd " impossible 70 get
their products N the shipping points
ana thus porishabie products are
Wasted percepubly increasing the
cfEt % nying
Ia the nve years preceding March,
1919. me office of public roads of fho
aepartmen, of arricuhlro has buili
eiy object lesson roads in uii. aDou,
SEQ miles OF rona nfteen foot wide
and VS. cxreri advise aided 10 ths
formulation ot more than ESQ mode
county road systems, resulting in
most instances la bcneaciai reforms
"a has also assisted tweniy-six states
Ia enoctinN equitable sinio-aid plauF
The sccrenrv looks forward 90 M
coming yeai ss promising better co.
suits than "a uny tlmo boz tho plstor'
o. the movement for improved high.
waya
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
u W.T. nv sENAron rAls..

n ~ nov practically certain that
AlbeEs a. van. United statos senator
from New uexIcn. vim he returned
fe she senate ~ the present session
~ the state legislature IN a manner
70 remove al criticism ~ the eject
that any teehnicsi errors have been
nude in his election
n l. fairiy evidcu, that the state
legislature has practically one mind
about who shnii ic the colieagac 81
senator r. q. ca,ron al Washington
ana the assurance that this session
via be- tree from tho unpleasant birk-
crina ana denAlochine which msrked
the last session IN connection with
the senatorial agm y gratifying %
the people 81 the state. The Herald
believes. noreoves. that the state
legislature n doing we'll M sending
AR van to tho United states senate.
or unusual aearcssivensss. Industry.
brnnance and ability. senator Fan
has made record already such az
has been caualloa by few nes sena-
tors In congress: record Of efficient
activity ana effectively directed labor
which nas renccsod credit on his
state
In connection With the resolution
introduced yeaerday by Represcnta
tive John Baron Burg. IL may not be
alnsss 70 call attention 70 several
things ceriainly. IN view Of the
criticism made 40 senator Fans eier-
tion last year tho greatesi care and
good faith should DO demonstrated
in Introducing a resolution 81 this
kind. Mr.. nnrs proposes 10 hold an
election Tor United states senator one
~eek ahead Of ne lime specified Ia
the federal laws. he proposes 10 have
the Legislature meet In Joint session
when the iaw plainly provides that
ballots arr arri 90 he taken Ia the
two houses separately and his rcso-
luton otherwise bctrays negligence
- hack % good faith. whichever u
may be-. that 20 say the least does not
iook wei under ihe circumstances
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17

received bod wound ACROSS his
no uti.
The usht occurred ln the ror oi
T. " HpEvprd's ourn who're fhr
Fr..lu.z house .s loc1t"d Tho uoi-"
cot tn, a'lI" aroused the entire uoi-a-
n.rhood nut POS tho tim. that tho
uri4hHurs arrived tho light Was uuor
puli," ONi.or T. T. Muph, was soon
"u tbr scene ,,ud arrested RIOS n1I
whom Do" found Boz tho silva house.
which ts located neat the Frc-uuDz
nome, oHr'r Murphy aI~r arrested
Thomas Downs. who. DC is said. viii
1c held t~ 30 witness Downs was Ir-
rested f the santa Fn depot white
attempting to board santa Fr train
so for Dawson
Eotu ~tndoyal and lurcz have
-Aufu out complaints Of assault with
% DANGEROUS weapon against Ho,n1L
Or is urppa' bic TINT EuN bal viii waive
examination. ulthough nothing hHi
Ir'u d'u' 1utu .,t" hour ihls u'trr-
r"un r'ettd'ne BE- hetuu-
o. Be- st,d lhot Uamoul Ar.hu..H
n.a ng,u OBJ" plrsr 0r more cog l.s,
l.u'Ir previous poo this auaif -lu-
|HuU.I .hu Was attended, DO, a un,sI.
.iun .~ unable Oh" H, Haout. hi.
. Huds Ysu. serious Lopez got ui
cas- Hud was seen oh th, streets thI,
/ u,uunu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
START YOUR BABY )g}.
WITH SOUND HEALTH
RcEminr iiovci Ncycmcnt From NIT.
hood ~ totestnlls iuturc
serious Dl-cnso~.

W. Ohnnoi ga start ulr with Else s0.
vuuthgca oi money Wt otcrl child
born 10 emitted Go the heritage ~ go"d
hcaiih rhroufh unfortunate lgnor-
ange 0s olrelcseness ln thu iccdius w
hahV ne tin, stomach mas hUc"uun
dcrangCd Tho disordcr spreads Jn
The bowels ana before tbc moihcr revue
iiscs ~ the two chief organs on which
tho infauts comfort md h"aith de-
pond afe causing 10 arcnt uucriu4 o.
tic condition M allow rd to continue
grave ailments often result
rhcre is however. np occnsiou Tor
alarm. ANA .hc scn-inic Trims O." do
hut 70 shoUld hc done instantly ID %"
gitc the hahN 10 small dosc of mild
mXauVc.touic lu tlc ouiuion ~ De-
great many people. among tlcm .u,h
Wci-kuown persons es the parents "i
Dixie pucicN Magnolia Arh. tho
proper remedy BE- pr CrdvcI". syrup
vcpsin Mrs Enr pudlc, writes To-
CaldwcuS syrup Trp-n ID thc boost
med ,eiue ! cvcr used % cured uf
paht ~ n,tuicn,, coil, WFru tu' doc.
tore failed 10 cd ns husband .'
constipation N, home shall u.t"I
30 without s1up rop-iu o. Is o.
pleasant -tastiup laxative. which rNcrt
person Hkcs % I~ mold. u"n- 'rip'n-.
and contains ttnt most rN'"'i'ni "i
all digcNauts. pcu-.n.
4 r. reurb. IS especially intended
tor jnttnts. cBiltt.H. W"WFu. o.d nrn.
ple anl til other 81, whom N'rs.
cithaftics. .3ii water. m'f '... u'
distressing lu met ia th" common
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
rHE rNmEnrr>NcE TN.

The recently published tact thlt the
state OF Utah hos rccei, ed fuiN
$4,000 from The estate OF the late
E n Hartman under the state in
hcritance tHX ltv should be- ail the
nrgumaut necessary % move 'ho Sew
Moylco iegisnfurc % pass "a similar
law ~ b. fair estimate 20 say that
daring the past iWo years th" state
would have bcen enriched 20 tH" eN-
tent Of az least gl.o.o0o asa ucn a
lav boon ou the statute hooks
Here is % practical lud proper meth
od az considerably increasing he
revenues ANA We recommend that th'
State in smakers give Sew NcNc'
such 70 lsw during tho present session
the sooner tho better
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
JAPANESE woRKMEN IlcNRN
TNctSsu AND HAuRoNDINc.

Teachiae Enslish 20 Jspauesc
wotkmcn h QUO ~ tho tasks 81 the
educational bureau 81 the Union Pa.
einc Railroad company aeeordiue ~
Information received at tho United
states btOeau 81 education More
than sac Japauese section forcmen
aud tfsckmeu arc employed by the
railroad. aud fog the ncurnt Of ihcse
men instruction hooks arc ISSUED ln
Japanese ana English u ~ believed
that D., handling practical prohlons
81 rallreading in both languages TIE
Japancsc workers VIII not only gain
the necessary technical informatioE
bu, aiso increase their know ledec II
English
This is bui ons 81 many intercs,iue
phases ~ tho Ueion peci0c's cduca-
tiorai work The educational bureau
81 the railroad virtually conducts "a
complete correspondence school for
employee The instruction Ia offered
20 any worker whose desire to better
himself - strong enough 10 make
Rim willing 10 study The lessons
arr carefully corrected and graded ny
officials " the railroad and returned
20 the men RECORD sheets arc ulso
furnished In order that tho men MAY
keep an account of tho work done
and the percentages received
The lessons are entirely practical In
subject matter uud method No at
tempt II made to mark anything but
substance. Writing. smelling. gram
mar and punctuation are not tnken
ints consideration IN assigning per
cents. but It IL The experience of the
bureau that employees who have car
ricd on the work src aided mptorialiy
in those suhiecis
Tho instruction hooks issiicd py the
railway cover a number Of subjects.
Many deal with technical problems
81 raliroading Track work com.
pound locomotives. concrete cou-
structlou. rcfrigerutQr traffic. loco
motive airing. block aud interiorkins
signals. etc There are pamphlets
containing "Don'ts' for the various
divisions of the service. others de-
scribe The Value ~ Courtcsy.' incul-
cate the principle of safety Firs
or tcii How a. study" Several ud.
uifabIe books comprise "a histor, Of
transportation. soncrul Information
about IN" ruiou paciic; q histor, of
the railroad. aud Biographies nf n-
diyidual states through which tho
railroad passes Nebraska. Wyoming.
| Utah. colorado and Kausas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
Ia Nj 49, r.,enl Il ehatr.


ana Mr Morgan Wetent IN charge
o.
rIuURATIvELY speaking. an old
hachelog nearly aiways hugs himsoli
when H. sece poor meek look lng
man irvine 50 dnlci sQua llina child
o
"a Don't OBJECT 70 a man ieilln'
All he knows sold t'nric Ieocn. 20 ho
sure-cnouah an honestly SHOWS an
he tcils Washington star
@
Every TIME hcr husband consnh4
a railway time table q suspicious Wife
wonders u there Is another woman h
the ease
3
AFTER 4 cry hoardcr hns spcnt
the sum moe IN tho louuify ne IL ant
20 hoiicve that the origluai gold hrlck
a. tory ~ iocaied out of town.
o
THE FAcT THAT nmpIres con
tuue a. live b. explained on iho
gfonnd that Americans never stay an
ny more than siN months az q time
-
STANTON now remembers thar
u always did predict abat Httlo wood
row would become president somc
dny PHILADELPHIA uocord
%
4 pEARTii ~ oranges Ia Cuufof-
nin aud pieihofa ct yellow gold u
New York 81" arc O. wtiou ut cN.
trcmos
"a GEr OMMENu Tor Nou. rir. e.
little changc sorry can't take
~. doctor. but my Wifc's got ul .
hsd. baltimore American
GoETuAf.~ GuteVHy i- pu"r-d .s
substitute name Tor culchra 'ut
The former is last as alutersite o.
tho latter ana has delightful Amer
lcnn sound. u sounds gooJ 90 MS.
L AFTER THE MOTOR CAR smash D.
up John, Oh john Micro pre
you RI. "Dont know. Maria I'm
scattered about hero someN here co. -
t.ifo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17

81 ne rnhsa sinisn constitution
shoald b. one o. tho most inporian,
items ~ business before the slate
lesislaturc while m maJofily -
pushing tho raeincstlcn ~ this rro.
pcscd amendment as a narty meas-
ure ihcse should be no division IN
me matter sione party lincs and
me lcsism,ure can 40 no ocucs man
follow me example of most AZ the
states ~ tho union and ratify tho
amendment without, delay u misht
a. welt h. made unanimous u " a
proposition which meets with ihc APP
provai ~ thc great majority % me
people of the country ana New Mev-
100 should ret In llne
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17

holI clcp. anil the various other dis
otdcrs ol The stomach. lhcr and bow
obs uotniup b. more suitable than thIs
miid nNati'c-tonir. ur 'nIdNclls
SNrup prpsiu
rNu generations OF pcopi, are usIup
30 tui3t. 3ul thousands oi families
kctp t constantly 900 tne house foi
.t.I. moWnrf of ihe family .1u usp
.i o. uu '. obtained of uu. trug.
sisJ 900 utt cents ur one dollar To- Hot.
In. o. latter bo.ul juc sidc huu4hf
u.s. uwHin~ Who already ,uuV ITS
lt'uc E,sult. atc alViNs sauHut",.
Hr mouc, nIii b. refunded
o. un member oft ,our family hts
.,,i u..1 SYRUP Prteu trd ,"u u"ulU
$3.50 LOB make FL. personal triuI o' 90 H".
.nI, uutHt- Do boz the rs@Ii.Hr upt "I
u .iueI..l. .,ni ,"ur tddtcs~--A p.--
u $3.50 dn-.to " o. caldwell 90,
Washington ST. Monticello. l,. aud Do
H.. ~lrp', iotf'c ViH b' matted tuH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17
nc In the Solar
JAbO PIerus...


s. SELL MADE man is usually sl1d
O" luu"N hand made wife
ANTICIPATED rLEAsUBE seldom
pans out usW
MANY a WELL rounded phrase
isut ou the squatr
IL
Az OPTlMlsT 81 % man who uy'
by So little sunshine for % rainN day
O.
sCMMEn CAME suddenly didu
az
As Az EMBRYO express COMPANY
tho government De- making quite a hi'
.
VII DONT see how there could h'
81 situation" lof in MoXico.
YES MA HUHG b. stm in me leg
islntnre
REAR AND FoRHEAR" BE- % Foo'
motto Dui "choW aud csrh"0
hctter
THE MAS Who moriiss Hn angel DO
disguise D. apt 40 nnd tho disths'
both prrfoct ana lasting
=
LIFTING tho id on liol sprnr
gamblers has reraiied as "a did before
THE Jack pot h. cracked aeain
o
MR.. BAKERS IDEA seems a. b.
that things could be pretty bad " NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17

IL you have an oil lead dim"
Pass " on.
DO not fuss und waste good time
Pass u On
You MAJ feel real mean. it's true.
Hut ln just week ~ two
u win come right huck 90 you.
Pass it on
Cincinnati Enquirer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-17

Tis now the rcd man. n the morn
stalks from tho tcpoe Tire
M longer gagged and torlorn.
But clothed In rich attire.
iIis squaW and children 80 along.
To help him earn mucn dough.
Forgotten Is tho rod mans wrong
The films have helped ont Io.
The COW hos ropes his tired stood
ANA. in h's loudcsi clothes.
lie goes through many gallant coed
Ia form of picture shows;
80 more he tolls upon the ranch
Such work his hands viii soil
lie lights the murdcrous Comancn.
Win dagger at tin-fol
Aud thus u 81 uut progress comic
And clcyatos tho Wort
Aud gives our citizens Nast sums
Aud soothcs The savage lrcust.
The lnjun clips his coupons now.
Aud trcads tho rich mans ways.
The cowboy 'F stranger 60 m" rou
ENccpt Zoo photo plays
Denver Hcpuhl can.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-18

The price concessions are such 40 to attract almo
man-and this 10 the sole reason for the existence
concessions.
1t 10 to make the Hackett. Carhart stores more
knowI,-to spread the fame of Hackett. Carhart clo
that these wondrous values are created.
And these values are only made possible by dstril
from our own tailoring plant-the finest in New
through our own stores, direct to you.