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Connecticut western news., 1913-02-13
Have YOU been annoyed by the suar

Have you been annoyed by the suap- shot photographers ?"
 "Not until recently replied the statesman.
 ''Since the election went against me find that I can walk through crowd of them without anybody's snapping a camera. "-Boston Transcript.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-21

Dr. 2. 4 Eo1gatoa has recently
recelyed fro0 N-ilIlzlstovn. Mass.
Z pEoeegrzrh e his mother. Eho &
st@4 living a. the sdvalce6 age 81
- years and bids fair % ogstliEe al
tzs Members II Ter family. The pic
tire shows Z vel preserved woman,
With = bright and lively expression
q cc1utezance, who would net b
iaken for anything l1xe TIE number
o. years STE cIasns.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-21
MEN
At SESSIONS
Of CONGRESS
PHI PROPOSED 81 TfERERS
Of CLIMBER OF CONVERGE
ORGANIZATION q BUSINESS
9Es F7Ca AL PARTS CF T-E
COUNTRY soa ~ SESSION At
T-E CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. jan -T1e TIT
ID scz1@a cEzz5er q Commerce.
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lzaaa1 ~ Il eneeaTor u devse
wayz arr zeazz q place b=e9re re
EegsZ4s1rs ~ washington opinions
* commercial len wzo are nen5ers
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rlozzl lar making BODY ara 20 z1vsse
aid assist congress q al matters
pertaining . trade. Al a--enpt I'll
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= 3 committee u business aea aD-
pointed 81 the chamber Al a. ass
siong q congress.
President Harry 4 Wheeler - the
United States Chamber q Commerce.
called TIE delegates 70 order. Il hlz
opening address n characterized ne
purpose of the organization 3 th=
most notable step toward the co-or-
dinzrion OF the manifold economic and
commercial interests o. The nation
pet taken The meetings Of the
convention took place IN the aad1to-
rtum Of the SeE willard hotel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-21

Wm. Hall u Sorrh Beach street
went oTer 20 Maitland loncay after
zzccn, expecting 70 BE- ~ that place
for s@veral days. Mr. Hal oEns Al
orange groye At Maitland and has
gDae there 70 arrange Tor the Gis-
DozaI 81 hiz frult.'
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-21

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ness trlz - Pzzta Co<1a-
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-21

'Desire 70 dispose Of modern.
furnished bungalow garage. central
location: z bargain. Communicate
Box 1s7. 49-5t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-21

those who have paid their l.
cenze viii cau al The city hal and
get their License ard tags and those
who have not nzgt arrange with ne
Tor same ~ once. u [. CREWS,
Liceaze Inspector.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-21

sFcr dainty Is1e1eg. yea room, @
raezzanlne. Dreka's Department g.ore.
DeLzz6, EIor11z. fl.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-21

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-21

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-21

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-21

Paris Supplied WIKI gehlcisa-
L Paris thers IS 2 carriage .cr each
43 parsons and bicycle for each IS.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-21
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q g0Eder-1 cinnamon. cloves. all
spice and gue-n4Lt tezsrs0eutul q soda
Cream tae 5uter aid add sugar. then
beat until creaEy. ADD rae spices -
the -four Take ore-Ealf t1e four and
the -aisils Eashe3 and dried Niz
vel. Then add milk Il which rae
soda has been beaten. and r1e -
naming four. Bake q q no5era =
oTen Until broom straw put in t1e
cake Eiii come Ont dry
Y sweet milk e used rake little
less and substitute one a tablespoonful
o. taking powder for tle soda. sifted
Il Tire -four.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-21

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Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-04

Zoe, JOHH, DIX. 90, LOU .. .....
Ames, w. B., SEA Sec IS, Twp IS
SR 13 f. S B NJ, 160 acres. -.
Apple white, w. r., Lot Z & Ne
of SEA Sec 2, Twp 16, s. r IA
E; NWHo SWA Sec Twp 16
s r IA, E s B M 100 acres. -.
Arkelian. E, Part of lots 6, Z & E
u Of NWA Sec 80. Twp 16, RI
16, f, S B M 120 acres. ...-..
Avola, H., Is acres of Tr. 64 Twp
IS. s, r 12, s B NJ Is acres. :. =
Baker, J. H., Lots I, 2 & SWA of
NWA Sec 3, Twp II S, r IS E,
S B M. 111.30 acres. ......
Baker, ]. H., Lots 1, 2 & SWA
of NWA Tr 1853, Twp II, S, R15)
E, s B M 155 acres ........
Banta, w. A., SWA of NEA (
NWA of sen & S1a of NWA
& SWA Sec 20, Twp 13, s r IA
E, s B M, 800. acres; (outside
of Dist 240 acres; 80 acres. :.
Barbour, Earl L., Lot 20. 21. 30 &
SO, Sec 4 Twp 13 S, r t3 E, 81
B M. 1865 acres -. ......
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
STATE AUTO LICENSES
EXPIRE DECEMBER 81:
MAYOR HAS BLANKS

Mayor D. X, II Sellers has a supply
ot blank applications for state auto
mobile licenses for automohilists who
win have "a renew their licenses De-
comber 81 All state licenses expire
December "a, and hy the following
day Oh machines are supposed to bear
new number tags.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
TOWN TALK MAKES
INITIAL APPEARANCE
ON STREETS OF CITY

The first issue of Town Talk. q
weekly publication devoted 90 society.
made iis appearance on the streets
of Albuquerque yeftgrday and had "a
hrge sale II comprised twelve pages
of reading matter. with q fastcfullr
ornamented cover.
Town Talk" is from the pen Of
Mfs. George n Partridge. who. as
Coral Clyce, Is known 70 a host of
readers not only IN Albuquerque but
throughout the state of New Mexico.
The paper brIstles with the bright wit
~ iis editor. and bids fair % BE- "a
financial as wcIi as an artistic and it,
trafy success
Mrs Partridge has many friends and
admirers whose good wishes win fol-
iOw her IN her new venture
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
SHEPHERD OF HILLS
DRAMA Of LOVE
AND MYSTERY
Christmas Attraction at Els
Theaier Gets Grip on Life
and Brings Peace to Souls
Of lis Auditors

Thc Shepherd af f1e Hii1s which
comes O. thr EIu thfate-. matinee
ana eight December lf. is drama
izauan ~ Harold Heu WrFhra novel
fhe dramafIntiou haune been made
r 81 Wright and E'sher IS Rsr-
aaida
Tho shepherd of ine Hls7 .s M
intensely spcnhindine story of lote.
mystery and heraie daring 10 gets "a
grlp ou tie and lrnss peace to the
soul ~ Fuy man - woman 81 hH reads
The woods and hlis are part ~
Gods handlwofk Tha ulil give peace
ard strength co ail Hho seek them
From tbls play sou may in some
measure. feel their lufllence and
know some = the eaFs ~ divine PROV
idence.
You wll ass n tha story Are the
characters in this pIay real people
Does the 0ld shepherd live only in
enc pages ~ The no0s or en the stage
o. ihere "a @amms Ianf and Toune
Matte You VIII say fheg are 400 very
familiar. and sou seem somehow %
have known them O long time. The
scenes may seem ueT and set Old
n sou 70 10 the ozark bills. son wii
find somewhere sheep ranch In
Mutton Hollow and a Dewey Bald
But il Is from a i0g house above the
mlsts that sou uiii Fiew these hills
and forests and take of their peace
ana strength
That iHspiralioh 0f lhe 0'd shepherd
and his friends viii come o. you also.
~ 500 follow the oId trau that Is. mo-
body knows hoW OLD.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

DR. schwentker Osteopath. Tel. III.
Foes Candy Beautiful boxes
~ candy AZ 25c. zoe and 800.
The Christmas tree of st. Johns
sunday school will be held IN the
church at o'clock. "Wednesday oven
ing
because of the holiday rush the
Wells Fargo Express office VIII BE-
open until noon today 70 aecommo-
date patrons
II W Borrowdallc aud j. 3. Mae
lavish. of Magdaleno. we're ln Albu-
quefqnc yesterday on their way 10
Santa ~ On business
br Margaret Cartwright viii leave
within q few days for State Coilege.
3 81, 20 vist her son and from there
fhe VIII SO - Guanajuaio. Mexico
No Improvement in tae condition
~ Dr Thomas IiafW00d. former SUI
pcrintendent ~ the Har2ood Indus
trial school was reported yesterday
J.. M Jones. of Topeka. Kan. super
lnteudent of telegraph for the Santa
Fe railway iast night was a pamen-
ger % train SO. J. enroute "a Los
Angeles
sinte superintendent of Public IN.
alruction Alyan S. White and family
of santa Fc. arrived here last night
on their way 20 the Dixon ranch near
silver city where they viii spend the
holidays
Ailss Mae MeMmin n popular
81 ho0l teacher ~ Clovis. arrived last
night % spend the holidays with her
parents Chief Of Police Thomas Nc
Millln and Mrs McMilnn. of gU3
North Second street
Judgment in favor of the plaintiff
for 4l0s and costs yesterday waa ren-
dcred in tho district court iu the case
of the Consolidated Liquor company
against Thomas Holder The suit was
brought on an account
Judge M G Mechem. W u. New
comb clerk af the district court. and
81 J. Heimek. assistant district at
torneF alI of Socorro. arrived in Albu-
querque lasi night They came here
from Los Lunas whore court is IN
session to spend sunday.
Ncas has been received in Albu-
quetq1e of the death on December 2.
at san Rafael OF Gladys Belle Weiss
the A-montns-old daughter of Mir and
Mrs Max Weiss. who are wen known
in this city Friends Of the family
will extend sympathy Co the bercavcd
parents in their loss
O, A. Arpin. district manager for
The Singer Sewing Machine company
uf New Mexico ana Arizona left aFt
night Tor Nd Paao While In the city
Mf Arpln made q complete change
in the management of the local office
J Hymcl formerly of Dallas. and a
faRerhcrg formerly ot DeuVcf be-
ing made manager and assistant man-
aker respectively.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
WEATHER REpoHT

For che fweuly-fonr hours ending
at O'Clock yesterday evening
Maximum temperature. gG degrees
minimum temperature ~. tanEe. a.
Temperature 90 g m.. yesterday -.
Norih winds partly cioudy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

NJ. GEORGE will call with "A fine se-
lection OF Handmade Laccs and Hm-
broiderieS everything In Ladies' and
Babies Apparel. ALL KINDS OF
HANDMADE HOUSEHOLD LINENS.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS. PRICES RIgA-
SuNAnI.E. Wedding Gifts. Costs
Nothing 60 See Goods. Phone 15eS.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
CASH PRICES
1 NEED THE MONEY

CASH PRICES
NEED THE MONEY
Bcst Corn, 100 lbs. ......... .Si.05
MiCrOhone Liquid, soc size . .25
Best Wheat, per 100 lbs. .. .Sf.S5
Good Hay, hale .,...... rs
Rock salt, per H. ............ .0t
International Poultry Food. soc
box .,...... .............. .25
Beet Pulp, dried, 100 III. sack S1.5O
Perfection Collie Remedy. soc
bottle .,,,......... ....... .25
Please order promptly while they
last. You can order by phone and
pay when delivered.
H. W. FEE,
2i2 W. Lead Ave. Phone sc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
LOCAL ITEMS


Washington. nee 20 New Mexico
Iair sunday ara probable Monday
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
CASE OF R. ]. BALC0MB
AGAINST MRS. HART
CLOSES; NO DECISION

The hearing Of the case Of r. j.
Baicomb against Mrs Martha Hart.
the outcome Of a claim flied in the
probate court AGAINST the estate OF
william Hart yesterday was complet.
ed in the district court The attor-
ncya will submit briefs this week
Balcomb asks judgment for Si24.
the amount for which he previously
fled claim in the probate court lie
alleges that Hart agreed 10 pay him q
of the cost of the building
~ ll5 North First street for super
vlsing rs construction
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
MADAM CAGNEY

Clairvoyant and Palmist, lifts the dark
ven OF the past. reads the future. DO
you want 20 marry or he divorced;
travel or sell preach or practice med
lcine or law Promote for railroads.
toWnsitos or shows? win make the
picture OF your future husband or
VIE. a few more days in your city.
West Central avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
SPIREIIN CORSFTS.

Fitted in YOUR own home: not sold at
stores.
HANNAH '. MOORE. AGENT.
Room SO, Barnett Bldg. Phone gOg,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
ATTEMPTS TO ROB A
COPS CHICKEN COOP;
GETS TODAY SENTENCE

Police Judge George r. craig yes-
lerday morning sentenced joan Vigil
10 serve ten days ln iail for attempt
ing 10 rob Patroiman Joe Salazars
chicken coop hu Friday night The
noise made By fhe chickens awakened
the poiiceman's son. who chased vigil
ard overlook him The boy brought
Nieil downtown au1 turned him over
to his father. who locked him In jaI
v. " WILLIAMS
Dentist.
Rooms and 2. Whiting Building.
Corner Second and Gold.
Phone No sE4
Saddle horses. Trimtle's Red Barn.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
JUDGE DENIES MOTION
TO SET CASE FOR TRIAL
FOR NEXT TWO WEEKS

Judge II p Raynolds. Of the dis
ttict court yesterday denied an order
TO set a ease for hearing this week
or next week. saving that he would be
absent from the city until January
lie announced that he would hear the
ease IN February The order was nude
an the case OF Desedcrio Carabaial
against Juan Baca
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Auction
Fine Furniture,
Rugs, Etc.

Starting ~narp at 200 u. M.
on Tuesday. the 23rd. at
S0s NORTH THIRD STEEEr.
Car pas the door,
viii sell at auction the fur.
nisbinEs ~ five rooms. all OF
which ta- been u use but four
weeks. and comprising the TOD
lowing: -Four fine Administer
and brussels Rugs, axia. S8n n0
fumcd Oak Library Table:
Mission Library 80. in leather,
consisting of ~ettce. Rocker amt
Arm Chair: fine Ladies Desk.
in lumed oak. small Wilton
Rugs. complete Dining Room
set. in rumesl oak. pedestal cN-
tension table. q Chairs and
Buffet; 3 Hcating Stoves. Brass
Beds. Springs and O-tefmOOr
Mattresses: Oak Rocker.
hairs. Oak DreSscrs. Oak Chif-
fonicfS. sanitary Couch. S65.00
atcel Range. (G-hole): Refrie-
orator. Kitchen Cabinet. Oii
Heater, Roll-Top office Desk,
Revolving Chair. Iinoleum.
Porch swing. and many other
items too numerous To mention.
Everything offered IN this
sale j. pr .ically new. and has
been bought wfthin the past four
weeks. 4 high class Of goods All
the way through. sale starts az
300 p. m. on TUESDAY. the
e3rd. at S02 North 3rd street,
corner Of New Work avenue:
cars pass the door.
I'd Frank, AuCtiOneer
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21

Real country Pork Sausage, made
at Thomas ranch Santa Fe, n. M.
Two pounds sent prepaid, SOC. Try a.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-21
Don't forget thenumber

Everything 60 delight the
palate IN the way of drinEabies
ar the coz SOLID ATED
LIQUOR COMPANY's big
store. corner First and copper
Come and select The goods
yourself. Or phone ln your
Holiday order Watch for our
Christmas window display. {
Prompt Attention. Free Dee
livery Phone I3s.
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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-06
pAsMoREs IN CONCERT

A concert to be given by the MEM
bers of the faculty Of the Pasmore
conservatory viii be held on the aft
ernoon OF September IA at Native
sons hall The Pasmore trio, which
has recently returned from sue
cessful concert tour OF the east. will
provide several numbers In solo and
ensemble. Miss Mary Pasmore, vio-
linist, will play two movements OF
Bruch's G minor concerto; Miss SUI
zanne Pasmore Will offer a concert
waltz written by her teacher, x. Schar-
wenka, and Miss Dorothy will play
Peppers "Polonaise de Concert" A
fantasie In F minor will be inter-
preted by George S. McManus. plan
list; Mrs. Blanche Ashley and Doro-
they Pasmore will play a piano and
cello sonata and II. B. Pasmore will
offer q group of Brahms songs.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-06
Farrar to Sing
But One Recital

The tour which Geraldine Farrar
is making in the west this fall under
the direction OF c. A. Ellis OF Boston,
Mass, Is the fulfllment OF desire
she has had ever since she came to
America to be a member OF the Metro
politan Opera company.
Miss Farrars success In New York
is she to the repertoire OF the Metro
politan Opera house that she can
not get leave of absence for concert
work during the season. and so must
limit her recital efforts to a few
weeks prior to the first of November.
Her tour this year will be flying
one for she will give only is concerts,
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-06

will be in every essential the peo-
ple's."
Herman Perlet is to be the general
director, and the Recreation league is
backing the enterprise.
Following the plan of the New York
society. there will be "centers" estab-
lished in every district and section of
San Francisco, each OF which Will be
under the direction OF a competent
musical conductor. Meetings will be
held weekly. and Perlet will visit in
their order each OF the centers. lee
turing on music. encouraging the
singers in their work and supplement-
ing the instruction given each week
by the various conductors of the DIFF
ferent organizations. Finally a con-
cert en- masse will be given.
A nominal fee of 10 cents a week
will be charged the members. and the
only qualification for entrance will be
that the applicant has voice. No
previous knowledge of music, even
the most rudimentary. will be pre-
supposed or demanded.
The sessions viii be divided into
halves, the first of which will be de-
voted to the study of sight reading,
fundamental vocal training, phrasing
and proper breathing; the second will
be devoted TO the study and perform
ance of choral compositions.
These said Mr.. Perlet yesterday,
will be, of course, of the most SIM
pie at first, but gradually, as the sing
ers advance. they will be more diff
cult, until in time we shall be doing
the masterpieces of oratorio and can
tata.
''It is no chimera that l am foster
Ing" said the noted director. II had
the honor of leading the New York
| peoples chorus in 1907 think 1t
was during the Gilmore festival. This
chorus was organized among the
workers of New York, just as we
contemplate organizing the local
chorus. I directed them through the
| ''Hallelujah Chorus from the Mes
siah," and I have never been so over
whelmed in my life as / was by the
tremendous tone, the precision and
the glory Of that Interpretation. My
baton nearly fell from my hand. SO
| overcome I was Yet the chorus was
| composed of men and women from the
humbIest, and in some cases the most
menial, walks of life. OF course, IT
had been the labor of years that had
the advantage of, for Frank Damrosch
has given his life to the cause of
music among the masses and the good
he has done is incalcuiable."
! Every section of San Francisco is
to be eanvassed by the agents OF the
local philanthropic scheme. The de-
lpartment stores have been visited. and
already many of the saleswomen and
statesmen have signed the roll Of mem
bership.
After a proper period Of separate
rehearsals has been INDUCED in by
the individual centers they will all be
torium for few finishing ensemble
rehearsals, and then a grand concert
will be given. which I sincerely be-
lieye will astonish the people of San
Francisco. These big choral concerts
will become in time the greatest fea-
ture of San Francisco's musical life,
| for" concluded Mr.. Perlet, 1T is what
a community does for itself that de-
termines its culture and It's apprecia-
tion OF music. and not what it pays
| TO hear"
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-06
Once a Drummer;
Now in Vaudeville

Ethel McDonough, the versatile de-
lineator OF popular songs. who shortly
comes TO the Orpheum. has had per-
haps more varied career than any of
the other popular singing condolences
on the stage today. Her first public
engagement was in cemetery play
ing the drum for the G. A. r.
memorial exercises. She then ac-
eepted an engagement as a drummer
girl with the Boston Fadettes and
later became famed as THE Divine
Myrma" in diving act OF the Annette
Kellerman order She is now scoring
heavily, as a singing coincidence.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-06

and among these are some important
appearances in the east. her concerts
in New York and with the Boston
symphony orchestra In Boston. Phila-
delphia and Baltimore. OF the cities
on the coast she will sing only in
Vancouver, Seattle. Portland San
Francisco. Oakland and Los. Angeles.
Her only concert here will be in the
Cort theater. Sunday afternoon, oc-
tober S.