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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-24
Mems Warm Sox

Our Fall line of mems sox is Just as complete
as can be, heavy wool, medium and light cotton
and wool; all colors, grey, white, red blue,
brown and the ever staple black and natural.
We are agents for the celebrated Shawknit
Socks. They are without doubt the best sock
values to be had anywhere at any price. They
come in all styles and weights, cotton Isle, wool
OF silk lk. Csc 35c and SOC
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-24
Women's Sweaters at SIS
Black and White Check
Dress Goods

Now in lot Just came in by express four
different sizes; best quality material for Nor
folk suits, extra skirts and one-piece dresses
A to SO inches wide; yard $1.25 and $1.5O
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-24
Girls Wool Dresses

Come in wide variey of serges, brown,
blue, red, etc, also checks in good serviceable
worsteds; ages ? to IA years. Priced from
S1.95 to $500.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-24
Girls Wash Dresses

Made Of gingham and galatea. Daintily
made, neat and serviceable, good patterns, ages
. to II years Priced from. S9c to $3.75
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

advertised for such cases and / sent and
got bottle. II did me 90 much good
that kept on taking Il and found Il to
be all you claim. recommend your
Compound 20 al women afflicted g. I
was. - Mrs. F. P. MuLLENDoRE, Mum
ford, Alabama.
An Honest Dependable Medicine
Is Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. A Root and Herb medicine orig
ina.ed nearly forty years ago by Lydia
+. Pinkham Of Lynn, Mass., for con-
trolling female Ills.
It's wonderful success IN this line has
made IL thessafest and most dependable
medicine Of the age for women and M
woman suffering from female Ills does
herself justice who does not give Il a
trial.
II you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia Il. pinkhnm's Vegeta-
bic Compound will help YOU. write
10 Lydia r. Pinkham Medicines Go.
(cOnfldentiaD Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will he opened,
read and answered by n woman,
and held In strict confidence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
Extends Thanks and Apprecia-
ton to Aldermen for hearty
support and Cooperation
Which Made Splendid Show.
ing Possible.
CITY COMPARATIVELY
FREE FROM GRIMES
Recommends Increase in Pay
for Firemen and Policemen
Which Would Result in Re-
tentiOn of Men Who Are
Competent and Experienced.

Mayor -. *. q. SELLERS established
q precedent az the meeting OF the city
council last niEhi by reading AN an
nuai message covering the operations
oi ID" municipality during the FISCAL
ycnr ending April ~. and summing
up the salient features oi the various
annual reports submitted D. the coun-
cil ana read prior To- thd reading at
the mayors message That the pre-
Ccdrnt established by Mayor sellers
boo submitting an annual message vail
prove popular and lasting b. ,tr-
iaiutN The message goes into the
affairs at the city government IN de-
tail aud Indicates EXISTING conditions.
together with % comparison with the
previous fiscal year. ana In addition
suggestions Tor further increase In ef-
nciency In the various departments
Ills honor takes occasion Ia his mes
sage To hand out u fun need uf praise
90 each and every man thought wor-
thy of mendation, and extends 70
the members of the city council and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
WORK ON EXPERIMENT
FARM AT CARRIZOZO
BEING PROSECUTED

Carrizozo. y. NJ April Work
nt the experimental farm has been
going ahead under the supervision Of
the committee COMPOSED of Mcssrs
Quincy, stevens and Jones. the past
week. The blowing " about COM
pleted ana the land is In splendid
condition. having received the mli
benefit OF the rains of the last wees
which have pnlverixed the soil and
seasoned u wei The committee has
ordered the gasoline engine. pump
lack and casing for the Well All Of
those articles are now on their way
and viii be ln place within a week.
The engine purCh aWd ~ ~
horse power Ottawa gasoline engine
manufactured az ottawa, Kan The
pump Jack comes from the same
company and the total cost ~ both
laid down here VIII be slie. The
casing is being purchased from the
railroad az the remarkably low price
OF 10 cents per foot
The work OF the Incorporating
project h going rapidly ahead and
the application VIII 10 90 santa Re
In few days. the COMMITTEES being
fully advised 49, 10 the requirements
by the state corporation commission.
h.-4-a--.-- $50 s-s--s~-~.--s
Heroes one and AM Luhin two
reel featufe-~f asllme.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
HEAVIEST RAINFALL
FOR APRIL ON RECORD
IN COUNTY OF quay

Tueumcarl. \. A., Apsli IS 1he
heaviest rainfall OF record M this puft
~ the state during the month of April
has fallen within the past few days.
The streets OF Tucnmcari we're so
fiooded Ia many places they had the
appearance Of a tropical tnWn In the
wet season. Repurts from all over tha
county Indicate that the rain was gen
eral, The ground "a now even In net.
ter shape than Il was "a this time FAST
year. the soil being wet % a depth az
az least four feet. The rain could nor
have come az n more oprFriune sea-
san. II means another big crop TOR the
county ana plenty 81 grass foF stock.
one Of the biggest crops ever made
In the county Was grown last wear on
total rainfall % less than 4 3 inches
The mnlh reason ~ this was the fact
that there Nns plenty ~ moisiUfe
IN the gfound in the spring CAUSED ~
the heavy snowfall " February and n
fairly good rain IN April. but the total
precipitation of those months did not
equal the rainfall of the past wenK,
There Is nearly enough moisture sn
the aoil now "a last til Judy when tho
rainy season proper begins.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

MRS MARTHA AVERY laugh "a, ih's
idea. Nevertheless d ~ fact baped
on the experience IT miiliona of peo-
pie every spring. The common ex.
pcricnco Of mankind cannot 0c
Laughed out Of court A spring tonic
n demanded.
The crisp, stimulating air OF winter
has given place to the ianguroua. pn-
ervating. soporific influences % spring
atmosphere A spring tonic II needed.
No better one Gun be seiected thnn
Peruna.
The symptoms which Indicate the
need OF a spring tonic are;' First. sleep
poorly. second, always tired out
Third, very nervous. Fourth, some
times have foolish fears. With, con-
fusion OF the senses. Sixth, brown
mOvlnK speckH before the Dyes. Sew
enth. subject 10 spells OF prostrntlon.
Eighth, dark circles around the eyes.
Ninth. system ont OF order generally.
Tenth. food seems To give no strength.
one Of the people who writes us Of
his experience with spring tonIca n
Mr.. J. O. Doggett, OF piedmonts South
Carolina, p. o. BOX IS. He Hays. II
have tried many kinda OF medicine
that claim to do wonders az spring
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

Peru ma is one Of the Original Spring
ToDics Of This Country. 1t has Stood The
Test of Time.

tonic None ~ them eana,a rnrun4 I
TOOK peruno first 20 nlaaaa frlaIIsl
had no faith IN ~. but ] WAS soon
convinced. perunn ~ the hoaf mnHis
cine On the nngNet foe tho RELIEF "
ail catarrhal diseases"
Mr. y. = Irwin. mayor ~ WASTING.
Ton. 0u.. says that he uses nernAa III
liN family ~ tonic ami ~ ol.tn
ss'seiss ssseis'is q to hla. friends, ~ ESQ
saga that az q Remedy for colds 4hH
cqtnrrhel Diseases aud az atomic Ia ~
eufds % ~ superiar "a all ether fhlll.ss
diep
MI Jay q. Igieks. Autauxaeillc.
Alabama. says. ~ have used pafHnA
and consider Il enc " sse greatest
tcnlCa known"
oi 40. re south Main 81, council
fiuffs Iowa. lie Says that constant
Confinement 20 his store causea MS
health 10 gradually break down. ia
was in need ~ a tonic re took l't4
rum and five bottles restored him q
complete health,
Mrs MARTINS avery. 40. IS Graham
81. Lecm,nstrr, afnraachusrttz. rfsi1
portrait appears IN this orticlc. le d
great friend Of peruna. eho writes.
-Four years aao I had nertoka oIas-
trutio1. ! employed several doctors.
One would say ! had catarfh of the
stomach and bowels. another hefs oue-
ness aud another enlargement o. llIe
liver. Ny stomach was Ia a bad shape.
There NaH nothins which seemed a.
do me much good. 1 triad other ftulas
dies, but did not gain any flesh HHfii
commenced taking your paruna.
which built mo right an. { have taken
several bottles but have not taken
any for about xix weeks 4 am seventh
three years Old never axpefs ID BE-
entirely wen or young n9nin. hut am
thankful for what perunn hss done
for me-"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

1000. while for the year 1919 hs
collected S3i.13f.G0, showing an IN
crease ct $3.50. So
: wish 10 particularly commend the
city clerk or the system he has IN.
stalled In his office bookkeeping and
FOR the faithful performance of his
duties.
city Chemist.
! wish To commend the city chem
list. Prof j. u. Clark Tor the close
attention he has given his depart
ment. especially IN the protection
given our little ones through pure
and sanitary milk regulations. which
he has so ably enforced
II IL with the deepest regret that /
recall the deaths within the pas, yeai
Of Mr.. Felix Lester. clty attorney
Mr.. j =. steele. bUiiding Inspector
aud Ar n, w. -. iiryan. president
81 the park hoard. All three Of whom
were ever faithful 10 their trusts and
a. pronounced loss to this administra =
ton.
FIRST desire g. recommend TO the
city council al thig time that in order
60 insure the present efficiency in be-
half Of our police and Gre depart
mcnts that We increase the salary oi
each membef of those two depart
mcnts $1,000 per month
! Also fully rcaiize the necessity Ia
order 90 protect the good health ol
our citizens and make our city more
beautiful thar our scavenger system
must be improved. ana would there
fore recommend wo hereafter make
special tax levy of one-half mill "a
take care of this department. and
that contract be- let To responsible
parties for the compulsory removal OF
al garbage. etc. from every promises
on certain days of the week. without
extra cost 90 our ritlzens other than
maintaining garhage cans sand plac-
ing them On SET days convenient Ia
the haulcrs
would also recommend special
lcvy of one-feurth mill for the care
of the INDECENT sick and one mill for
sewer maintenance. This total % a
mills 10 be deducted from the present
general fund levy. 80 as not 10 in
crease the tax rate la any manner
desire 10 cali the attention oi
the merchants on the west side 0i
First street To- the beautiful effect
and natural popularity al those
streets Illuminated with ornamental
lights
] trust fhat in ms report for the
close OF the year 1919. viii be per-
mitted 90 state Wr have q new city
hail, that viii be pride to TIE city
and suitable for our use wher We have
reached o. population OF 1900.
In conclusion I wish Ia express "a
the members Of the city council and
the city attorney my earnest appre-
citation ~ the hearty support they
have given me. fuI without them /, as
mayor, cculd have accomplished
nothing and 10 them must be- given
the credit for ul the splendid show
ing that has been nude IN this re-
port.
Very respectfully subrNnted.
%. * g. SELLERS.
Mayor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

siantlel Increase IN salary. ineludlne
pay. just recently the department lost
five men. men that ~ least several
years cannot replace. They were fave
good men who were only driven ffen
the department 10 better themselves
financially III other fields
In closing ! wish 70 thank oae and
al FOR their uniform courtesy ana co..
operation extended TO the officers and
memhers % tho fire Department. egrr
ms the year
!. KLEIN,
Chlef Of Fire Departments.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
Complete ReUiew of Fiscal Year Ending
April 18th Contained in Annual Report
OfMdyOr Sellers to the City Council

To the city attorney thanks and appre-
citation for support and cooperation
which madc such a showing possible
With regret the mayor takes official
coRnizance Of the deaths OF Felix n.
Lester city attorney. N. w. d. BRYAN,
park commissioners. ana J. r. Steele,
building inspector. al Of whom passed
away during the fiscal year recently
ended Alhuquerque was practically
free from serious crime during the
fiscal year. according to the report,
and the police department was prac-
tically aelf-Hustnining. Increased my
Tot the policemen and flFemcn II Fc,'-
commended 10y the mayor, "a spqtlnl
levy of onc-fourth mill for the care
of the indlgen; sick and one mill for
scw"r maintenance " recommended.
Early ACTION Is urged looking toWhrd
the beginning OF construction 81 tho
now city building.
The reading of the annual reports
occupied practically all the time OF
the meeting 81 the council last even
ing Petitions we're presented asking
that Marble avenue be extended east
from FIRST street Ia Arno. and that
Broadway be extended 10 Marble: that
Thirteenth street be- graded from lsn.
ma avenue 20 Mountain road. and that
West Cromwell be closed from First
60 Second strcetH. and that adjoining
streets. taken IN by the property re-
Gently purchased for the Santa PEE
for shop extension purposes bc closed
for traffic.
prior 60 the cOuncu meeting the
hoard Of health held % brief meeting
The board reported progress ia tho
matter 81 framing health rules aud
regulations and promised "a report
within short time.
Present "a the meeting last night
We're Mayor Sellers. Aldermen drums
field, Coen, Reidy. scheer and skinner.
Tho report of the mayor follows
To the Members az the rty Connect.
herewith take much pleasure In
submitting recapitulntion 81 the
annual reports of the heads Of the
various city departments NJ well as
a comparison of receipts and dis
bufsements for ,hc past two years.
street Department.
! nnd FOR the year 1913 the total
expenditure Tor street cleaning. re-
pairs ct streets aud bridges. maintcn-
nnCr of live stock aud miscellaneous
expense has amounted 60 Sa.9tt19.
while for the year lgte the expense
To- cover the same Items amounted TO
F16.222.2i. thus showing saving 90
S6.277.42 The total expense 81 the
department for the year. 1918. includ-
ing salaries and the grading of 80
blocks of city streets also the paving
of Gold avenue opposite the federal
building and including the purchase
OF new street sweeper, amounted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

with saving OF the above hmountl OF
s7si.6s in favor OF the auto engine.
II must he remembered, however.
that at the beginning the engine went
through severe siege OF various
tests After It's acceptance u was taken
out daily for the first month. and ev-
cry other day the second month. with
"a gradual decline To only once in two
weeks as now practiced. During these
various tests the engine covered
ground 10 the total OF 520ta miles.
watch leaves a net mileage Of 9e.t
milea for actual practice. Adding TO
this eight hours and fifty minutes
pumped az fires we. / think. will stay
within reasonable bounds II we say
that one-slxfh OF the amount expcnd-
ed. or s23.75. was used for actual SER
vice during this entire period. In adj
dltion the engine haa given better ser
vice than horses would, and more
than once demonstrated iis ability Of
reaching outlying districts with great
sNiftncss. and prevented destruction
by fire that could lot have been taken
care Of otherwise.
Recommendation.
Governed as 4 am from the above
stated facts. ! would respectfully rec-
commended that the entire fire depart
mont ne converted into mOtor-drivcn
apparatus.
For the fact that the upper floors
~ our leading buildings are occupied
az ruoming houses. ! would recon-
mend the addition Of an aerial truck
10 our department Regarding this
matter. / wish 20 emphasize that the
department Ia not Keeping stop with
the growth OF the town. The town II
forging ahcaG. wniio the department.
IL standing still or falling behind.
with the presence Of danger ever
luraing every hour ~ the day and
right our leading buildings are the
work Of recent years.
For reasons explained In some Of
my previous reports. would again
recommend the erection 81 hose
tower at the highland station. also the
purchase OF a do0r-opener. wirescui~
tcrs. and q cellar nozzle.
salary. More Men and Annual
Vacation.
BETTER nay and more men to be
added 20 the department. and " coun-
oil should not see their way clear as
"a the men. I would suggest that pro-
visions be made for az least ten call
men. for ID n "a well known fact that
an under-paid and undetermined fire
department IL practically next TO
orth,ess because there Is an un-
der current Of dissatisfaction ever un-
dermlninF the well-meaning that may
yet exist amongst some Of the men,
and who may entirely fgil when their
service h. needed most and AN under
manned department cannot cope with
rituations that may arise in buildings
OF the size we now have
From communications received
from various parts OF the country my
assertions are fully upheld as 70 that
part. and from the very fact that Il H.
next 20 impossible 10 retain good men
AT the present salary. remember they
work 20 hours ont OF every 2il. Also.
that with an ever changlne crew the
city viii not get the best Of scrvice.
would respectfully recommend a SUBJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
''Our Personal Guarantee
TO all Skin Sufferer"

We have been IN business N this town
tor some time. and We are LOOKING TO
build in trade ~ always adVisina our
patrons ri1ht.
SO when we tell you that We have
found the ec1ema remedy ana that We
stand back Of "A with the manufacturer =
iron clad guarantee. hacked BY ourselves
YOU can Depend upon Il that We give cur
advice not ia order 10 sell q few BEETLES
~ medicine 20 skin sufferers. hut he
cause we know how Il will help our
business II We help our patfonA
We keen IN stock and sell, all the WeII
known skin remediea But We viii 1ay
This; IL you are suffering from any
kind % skin trouble. eoaoma, psoriasis,
rash o. letter, We want you % ny q fnil
Ana. q q ag.. Nol q Ina NolA. IhI.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
). II. o'RIELLr co.

bottle win cost you nothing vou alone
10 Judge,
Again and again We have seen hoo 3
feN drops " this allnplt wash aNNiINN
40 the skin. takes away the llNH| ~
etantly. AND the cures All seem 81 -
urfmauSHl.
u, y. II. Prescription maAe " lha
-. y. -. l,abpfatorlen ~ NhltNNH 1
composed of ih4mol. HtfctFiue t VI
cooling ingredients And ~ YN are
just craNg with itch. 500 Win |f
foofhed and cooled. the itch nn1oirIlIE
washed away the moment fNu 4I|8
tails u. ID ~
We have media fast frienaa & N
than enc family ~ accommodating |HR
remedy q skin sNHNtNl '
~ Gus npmNRG Np'et&
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

Change Of LIE that
! could hardly live.
Ny husband had 10
nall rubber On allthe
gates for ! could not
stand Il 70 have a
gate slam.
II also had back
ache and a fullness
In my stomach. !
noticed that Lydia
f. Pinkham's Vege-
table COMPOUND was
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
TWO MURDERERS AND 10
OTHER COLFAx C0NvICTs
ENTER PENITENTIARX

station. ~ NJ, April - The Aefm
Of court for Colfax county ended i.af
Saturday and sunday sherill Hike
haush accompanied by city MafsntU
Baldwin ~ RasoH. Deputies EuBono
TRittsei,. ChnTlea Kiine and Co.aa
Chavez took 60 the state pcnltcntlafy
~ Santa Fe. the following peisonerf
For assault with q deadly HentCn,
Juan Montoya. two to three vcate:
George McSpadden, ono 20 tWn Suots
for assault with intent 10 murders
GlucinD Palnc1i. eighteen months 10
two years for assnull with Intent 10
murder; George Julian. one yenf 10
eighteen months for horse aiealiue;
Nlncente G. de Pacn. ONE yenf rs
eighteen months Tor forgery The FUR
lowing are sent ~ lpF burglary aud
given one year 10 eighteen months.
ilsainio Baca FFnuciRfo Nusladn
Muses Truiillo and Felipe FLORES and
FOR the same offense Salvador Mar
iinez goi two 10 three years FOR muir
neT George Nichiarcill was senlenftf
TO life imprisonment and Andres SER
rano from fifteen 20 twenty years
OF the above George Julian served
about iva years 10 the reform sfhoei
and was phroled Ia August 1919. his
parole expiring IN December last:
Ffnncisco Hnrtado also served nine
months IN the reform school from HERS
nalilio county. his term cxpirins last
fall.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

IN All coun
tries where
The fDtir feIs-
ons are we'll
defined win
Ger, errlug
sunini ~ nti-
filulll. ulsiFt
ohio iinf
tlien laitaa Ih
Tho sprlnn ~
the gcIr ln
ner1 ~ e.
spring touie
- mo fsr ~
cal lm D d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

Five horses. which this engine rep
reaenis, will. during the above Apeci-
fled time, consume the foilowine,
is.s tons oats. 5000 per ton tfee.0o
"a tons hay. 3a.S0 par ton.n. tee.1o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

Itch Itch Scratch! seratnh.
Scratch The more you scratch. lhe
verse the Itch. Try Deans Ointment
For eczema, any skin itching 5oc a
box
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

WNVTN u Wi IINNU 20 ny UNIWTE
council the comparative estimate OF
up-keep between hOrse-drawn and
auto engine, The auto engine has now
been In service thirteen and one-haif
months. During this time the machine
covered a total OF Gt69 miles "a
cost as follows
Gasoline. SOS gallons. csc per
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

This report is also very complete
and shows II has been most carefully
compiled lind the receipts from
an sources for the year 1918 amount
TO Sl02.S37.1o and for the year 1919
4.a82.3a Thus IA viii he seen we
have Increased our gross receipts
Si2t5.3l,
The total disbursements Tor the
year 1918. with all bills paid with tn
exception OF Sl.ti5.3i due the Water
supply company. amounts 90 &le'-
713.l9, while the total disbursements
paid during the year lals amounted
to Sl14,712.S0, showing q saving for
the last year of SG.99a6t over the
year before. II must also be noted
that during the past year We have had
to meet the extra expense OF sewer
malntepance. amounting 10 some
$4,000. have also paid $4,000 on the
purchase price of the new auto en-
pinc, have paved Second street in
front OF the proposed new city hall
property al a cost ~ x5bf,AO, ana
have expended t45OG.00 ON new
storm sewers an Of which has been
paid out OF the general fund over
and above the regular fixed expenses
Thus nv adding the amounts OF the
necessary extraordinary expenses paid
out Of the general fund during the
past wear and the amounts saved m
the running expenses OF the street,
police and engineering departments,
and amount ~ excess fines collected
hy the police department durins tho
year 1918, YOU viii nna the grcnd
total of ssi, $4,000 In favor of the
city, as result of the present city
councils financing ability. against a
dehch 90 about f23 900 which was ap-
parentY staring AZ In the face az the
hosinning of the YEAR During the year
1918 The cilN clerk collected liquor
ana other hceNses amounsinn 70 s35,-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

Mode OF extinghshing fires;
Numbers OF streams used. 81.
Number of feet OF HOSE laid. 1850.
Gallons OF chemical used. 7s2.
Ladders used. $40 feet
Causes of fires