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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23
TAOS MAN LIVES
WITH BULLET HOLE
IN HIS HEAD
Would Be Suicide Sends Ball
in One Temple and Out the
Other and Is Apparently as
Good as Ever.
Especial DIspsIeh 90 EveaIaE msraIal

santa Pc. y. NJ April 2a.- Paul
Wiese. a ranchcr Of Taos formerly
iewelcr. ana brother Of Frank
Wicse oi santa Fc, Is alive, rational
ana apparently on the road to rccoV-
cry. after sending bullet from a
siX-shootcr completely through his
head. the ball entering the right tenn
pie and coming out OF the left The
attempted suicide occurred at the
ranch of Adolph Butler ak miles
from QuestH. Wicse WAS unconscious
for few hours after the shooting,
when ne came 10 himself and, Still
determined upon ending his lie
slashcd mis- throat with "a razor sc-
yerely before the weapon was taken
away from MIN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

You VIII look "A good while before
you find "a better medicine Tor coughs
and colds than Cuamberlain's Cough
Remedy. II not only gives relief
IL cures. Try Il when y0u have a
cough or cold. ana you are certain to
Doe pleased with the prompt cure
which Il will effect. For sale by all
druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23
ARBOR DAY STUNT
BY PROGRESSIVE
SPRINGER
Citizens and School Children
Hold Public Demonstration
and Boosting Spirit Is Max
ing Things Hum.
/ special Correspondence 10 tGs Hernla

liC decentralization, such as never MAS
Witnessed before In Springer. Oc-
CURED Saturday, April 18TH when a
number OF citizens assembled near
the corner OF Maxwell avenue and
Main street at O'Clock IN the niUrlf
ing Tor nu Arhor day program Whlrh
included songs los the school chli-
dren, AN appropriate address by IL
member of tile commercial club,
EOios, readings. and selections hb "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23
Tnnrkn. ta. LlncoIn. 5.
SPORTING BREvITIEs
OFF THE WIRE.

New Ycrk--The baseball players
fraternity will take no action IN the
controversy between Ty Cobb ana the
Detroit club. unless requested 20 do 10
by the parties. and then only as medi-
ntor. In 50 announcing David l..
Fultx, president OF the fraternity, as
tnrted that he regarded the matter as
purely a business transaction between
co0b and President Navin aud that II
was not only unfair. but silly 10 at
iark the fraternity for not settling H.
Augusta. Ga.--Ty Cobb left here
last nignt for Detroit In RESPONSE 90 a
telegram Co0b said no received from
President Navin OF the Detroit Alneri-
cams. Cobb said NaYln's message eN-
pressed the belief that differences be-
tween the player and tho Detroit man
agoncnt could be adjusted.
New York-Tom Gibbons. middle
weight OF -. Paul. brother OF Nike
Gibbons. defeated Tom Bergin. OF
Lewiston. Me-. IA n fast tcn-round
bout here last night. In ten-round
bout Ia Brooklyn. Jack Britton. the
ny Dohan, OF brooklyn.
81. Louis, Mo.--Cari Morris. Okla
hOma heavyweight, knocked out King
don Belmont. 81 50. Louis. in the third
round Of their scheduled cight-rOund
bout here last night The local nghter
was noorcd IN the ilrst round for a
count Of nine. In the second round,
Morris llOOrCd his man twice and in
the third round. Belmont went down
three times before he was counted out,
Rochester, y. "a worlds tOurna-
ment record for individual bowling
was established yesterday afternoon
on the last day OF the national bowl
Ing associations seventh tournament
when George Kumpf, Of Buffalo,
rolled ne pins. His scores were 223,
234 and 25s Bis score beat both the
national bowling association and tho
Amerieup bowling congress- mark Of
7es.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

~ UmnHN. -
The sfoft ~. M r..
Omaha sQn 9fa eel 10 4
1Jes Nolncs oet 0f9 toO--i1 Do
nolgoricai nlla AppicKaie liielta
and 4ohhson Enffcfty. Hogso and
shaw
Summary TH0-hase, hits---ttHna
Johnson. NnipNH, RoRrc Sheldon.
FoN. HfentelIe Threo-baso hits
Homasoh. AndFrns. Home fun--
Hoillv. i5auhie play uaficr 20
Kane. nase on .aails--Off Bills g.
OFT Hicks. 4 struck out--.By Hicks.
&: by l.affcrty. 2: by Rogge l. TINS
g,ifr-- r''lgslmmonr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

" TI"T TTITT| TWT " -"
II met SmlihrOn
"weli. that u no reason why you
sh0uld be- an hour late getting home
10 supper"
II know: but ! asked him how ho
was feeling. and be insisted ON telling
me about HE stomach trouble"
"Dld you tell him 20 take Cham
borlain's Tabletsf"
sure, that 10 what he needs sold
BY al druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

~ T|NHTNTI4
The score. IL. III. r,
Brooklyn -. ego lci 30l--s IA o
Boston -. =. 600 coz Oi0--a 8 j
Batteries: Curtis and Erwin. Per-
due. Geryals and Harden. Whaling.
summary. Two-base hits--fisher
wheat CD. smith. kirkc (2). Delyin.
Sweeney. Base on balis--Off Curtis.
3: off Perdnc. 3. struck out--By
Curtis. 2 by Perdue. a; by Oeryals.
!. Umplros--Iklem and Orth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Bosion. y; Washington, >.
n washington.

Tho score: n. g. w.
Boston ...220 0Oi 0O0--S 10
Washington .Osi 900 G0O--3 10 :
Batteries. Leonard and Carrlgan.
Gloom uallia, boehllhs and Ain
smith.
Summary. TwO-baso hlts---ilooper
Gardner Mcbride. First base on
balls orr Groom 81 OF Gala, ,,
on Leonard. 4. struck out--By uai'
lia. q; by Leonard. g. umpircs--
Dlnccn aud Hart
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

AZ Chicago
Tho score X. ~ y
Detroit + coo 0ao Ov1-
Chicago ,.. 100 lQl VvN~-s
Hntlrriee, House, ciauss ana Me-
Nee Scoii and liusierly
Summary. Two base hltBr-i ffaW-
cora la). collina. ilubue Home rnii--
rnIuna Double plays ~~nooit 90 WeaF'
rf fn noflnni Crawford 10 Qainof.
laee ~ BALLS Olf t|aueo nl'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

Williams, Brown and I.app.
Summary Two- base hlta--ihrt-
aclI cree. Oldrinr. Brown Homo
tnns- Mclnnis. Barry Double plays
schulz 90 iiarizell 40 Chancei
Harry I'd Collins Az Mcinnis. Chance
az Ilnfiseii Bases on hallf--Dff
Itro~n, 4. OF Mcconnell. 3 struck
ouf. IS Mcconnell ! By Schulz. y
by brown. o. Umpiros---cOnnoiiy aud
McCirpcyey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

order a case OF Book Beer today.
soulhweatern brewery a Ice co.
Phones 81 and bs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

lltDn nhd ANnew. Alexander
Summary Tuo.bant hlia~-Olaon
NiovolE Ihrne.baaa hile-.~1ackaon
l.aloie. Ecninion Double play IN
i6le o. Chapman 10 Inhnann. nahea
On balls--OI eieen, q Oft Hamilton.
q E1fHck uut Wy Sfprn. 6: by Ham.
uion umpircs- -liildobrand and
HANK
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

n y ITIIITHl
Tha score. n. n. v.
Denver .aDi $40 02i--s "a 3
Wichita ..., loo oio O32--o 4
Batteries; fiaRerman and Spahr;
Hectt. itoutt. Durham and Wacab.
SUMMARY Two base hits--than-
mel, Cassidy. spahF. Davis. Burke.
Three hare hitss-A Matthews, Spahr.
Wacoh. struck out-l,y Hsgerman.
y: hy Routt, s. Double plays Block
20 Fisher. Rapp 10 Burke 10 koerncr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

600 coz 600 COO o. ~ 4
Batteries. S.aton and DOOM Tes-
rcau. WiitHe and Wilson.
Summary: First base on errors-
Kew York, ~ Philadelphia. 3. Two
bnse hlss--BuFns Mngee. Merkle.
Wiilac, Murray. Home run--Luderua.
Double plays -Paskcrt 60 Keabo 10
Henton 10 Kna5S, Wilson 10 Shafer.
Base on balls---Off Teareau, 2 off
seaton, 3. Struck BY Wiliso q
hy snaton. 8. umpiros-Ilisler and
Byron.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

Batteries; CamhAtz ana Simon'
perritt ana Wingo.
Summary: Double plays---Butler
Mccarthy ana Miller. Base on balls
OFF Chnmniiz g.; off Perritt. s..
struck out--3y chamnitz. 4; BY Per-
rita. 8. umpires--Owens and Guthrie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

Cheney and Archer. Fromme, Pack
Summary. Tworb base bits Beschcr
Archer Thrcosorane hita--(,lymcr
RateE. Tinker. SAFER, Good. Double
pinsn~-Flaaee 10 HobltzeI: Bescher 10
Clark llnee on balls---Off Fromme.
3; OF Harter. 1. off Leifiied. 4.
Struck Out--By Fromnie. Z; By Hum
phriea. 1: by Cheney, ..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23
DALLAS BOOSTERS
HAVE JOLLY TIME
N CARLSBAD
Hundred Members of Trade
Excursion from Texas Feted
on the PecOs; Promise to
Rectify Freight Rates.

=
Carlsbad. N. A., April ail--Tho
Dallas tfndc excursion can,e ia this
morning a. 1850. There was SIX
heavy Pullman loads and severn nth.
cr caFH loaded down with supplies
for the lO0 boosters Il took tw1
cngines TO pull tho heavy train, The
Eiks' MINISTRIES from Roswell werc a.
the depot and entertained the visitors
With a song Of praise Tor Carlsbad
made up for the occasion and SUNG
"a the tune "Dixio" This put all
parties in good humor from the start
ana evcf1 body was acquainted I'm
mCdintcly. The Dallas crowd had "a
uniformed band with them that dis
cOursed sweet music They marched
90 the court house square, where
Mayor Ettcr made three minute
speech OF welcome and called the at
tcntlon Of the Dalals trade gcttera to
the fnct thNt Carlsbad had been anN-
tous To- trade with them for ten years
but that a great Chinese wall la the
shape of "a prohiOitory frcight rate
kept them from ~ doing
The Dallas si'ce kcrs, Including Mr.
Adams and Senator Fans. promised
10 go right after the parties az fault
and get fhc right freight rates 80
Dallas Cuuid ship her products here
at the right price II wns the dinner
recess for the school children and the
bOottcrHf niHlrlhutcd many hundftuh
OF Souvenirs 10 the children Carls-
bad was cut In her gala attlre, as the
thirty-fyc miles of shade trocS had
just d0nncd their spring dresses az
green. and the inch 90 welcome rain
last night lent "a freshness 20 every
thing.
The onc-hour stop here was spent
Ia resuminE and making new ac-
quaintnnccs. and when the train sped
ssNs 80
OF roses aud cheers from the Carls-
bad people. the Dallas bunch looked
genuinely rcgrctful. Mr. Harris u
THE Dallas News was with the crowd,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-23

Postmaster John Bolton Installed
between Saturday nignt and Monday
morning 4 complete set VI pootOiilce
fxturea % .. much iaG'i pattern than
the old ones. The new fxt Irss have
combination locks and there are
many more boxes than formerly.
The Civic Improvement company
has sold upwards Of GoI acres 81
OF this land ia imprntV Hud ne
price per acre has been fiiu and ~
ward CunsidDrins .h' lass -. This
land and tho. prices uf % oiinr iafid
under other projects u hC guN en-
mtDt. these prices are Nrfy low.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

. sister o. .. A. ana David welnman.
floaular stated session ct fssnu
Ahsad temple ths evening 80 dur
sonic temple ~ i;s0 al memDcrs
arc urged 10 be present Visiting 'o-
hics welcome. o. ofdtr 81 the po'vn.
tate. L. n. Chambcrlln. reeartsr.
Tomorrow afternoon. JalasL.,s IN.
a. o'clock. there wid be held the
Regular session ~ Cottonwood Grove
No. Woodmrn's Circie. IN the T. -.
.. r. hall Al o'clock there win be
public installation Of Officers
a regular meeting Of the ROYAL
NcighbOrt win be- held tonight ~
1859 O'Clock ln l. .. o. y. halt Caa-
didates Wili be Initiated and diil'
Tor the installation 81 officers AZ
be held.
v. e.. Newcomer. United states dep
uty marshal. lest last night TOT los
Angeles ~ remain indefinitely. Mr.
Newcomer ls suffering from severe
attack OF rheumatism aud goes tu the
coast with the hope of obtaining re-
lief.
ST. Johns guild viii give tea
u, the home Ut Mrs v. J Algcr, ist
south Waiter street "Wednesday ait.
ernoon from 2.8O tu u'cleck rhcr
AN be a home cooking table ud
the public u cordially invited Geo at
tend.
Clarence McCHntock. for = number
Of years chief clerk Tor simon stern.
the central avenue ciothicr. hhs t"-
signed hls position and Intends &" en-
ter business for himself Nj. Nc.
Ciintock left yesterday tor o. bric'
visit IN santa Fr
a. A. Ross. a well kn,Wn Timber
expert. recently returned from bust
ness trip 90 Chicago and Detroit re.
turning west Mr.. Woss was aCcOmpan.
led By his nephew. Thomas McGilliN'
ray. 81 Yale, Mich. who he entered
~ student Ia 81 Michaeis college
In Santa Re.
Tonight at o'clock tn Fra,"sha
Mystic Circle viii meet az IN" lu lg'
hail si1 tsSOuth Second street 81
Witch time r. &C. Duckwitz of IN
supreme body will address the nsm
bcrs. Following the lodge session nt
surac,lve musical program Nal 10
enjoyed and q dance viii close thu
evenings entertainment. M mem
bcrs Of the circi, and their fri"ud'
are urged 10 be- present.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
LAWMAKERS TRAVEL
TO THE STATE
CAPITAL
Members of Legislature in Al
buquerque on Way to Santa
Fe; ALI Anxious 10 Get Down
to Business.

4 sentiment strongly .n FAVOR ui
cutting out politics and EcttinE down
10 actual business Tor the good cot ,ll
the people OF the STATE. vhs dppaf
ent en1unE the nn"tnhcrs ut IN" stat"
legislature, who were in Aihuquerqrc
yesterday aud today on rUu'" 10 san
"a Re The solons an conceded that
tho time had come for breaking asa,
from hold-Out methods Tor pol,ti"u|
reasons and several rXprCFscd "pin.
ions that the Legislature would g.
busy Immediately after couNculng and
dispose OF the salary bill aud 9th ~
urgent legislation overlooked 81 ih'
last session limitations w"r" ~"
ducnt among several ot the mos'
influ ,ntlai members of thc nous" and
senati that the Legislature viii moi
become involved because OF ary ~
forts to prccipNatc q row over th'
Falt senatorial question.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
Strong's Book Store
Your Money Bauk ~ You Want g."
ROY NORTON GOES TO
FACE FORGERY CHARGE

Roy Norton. q years old arrested
hcr. ten dais ago b, chief ct Police
McMi'iiu on Instructions from ih"
'bicsgo Burns agency. Was taken east
TO-DAY by Sherin y ~ Ransom. Of
ianeviilc. wis horton H. wanted in
Wisconsin Tor furging checkF We
admits having forged Wells. Fargo
money order. Du, denies kuoRisdse Of
other charges against him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

william Tabor II a visitor IA the
city today from Gloriets.
The BcFnaliilO County Bar aggovts-
ton will meet at O'Clock tonight In
tho Commercial club.
Mr.. and Mts Hugh Williams we're
In the ciiy yesterday ON their way to
santa Fo from their homo In Drmlns
II q Holt. hoor leader in the
house. was here this morning on his
way from Las Cruces 10 Santa Fe.
The Retail Merchants association
VIII meet In tho Commercial club to-
morrow night at o'clock
Oscar Gocbcl. general merchant OF
Bslen, II here today looking after
business anairs
State senator C.. J. G.aushren Nas in
Albuquerque today en- route from
Defining 70 santa Re.
Herman Millcnbaugh returned 10
Madrid today after bricf visit IN
Albuquerque.
John stein, superintendent OF tho
Harvey hotel system, Ia here today
from Las Vegas
senator T J. MsbrS arrived last
night from Clovis aud left TO-DAY Tor
Santa ~ 10 attend tho sessions of tho
Legislature
S. - Bursum was hege yesterday
from Socurro aud left this morning
Tor Santa &c 10 confer with political
leaders.
Howard Paschai ot Sew York. IN
tcrcsted In mines lu the southern part
of tho state, was IN Albuquerque Ncs-
tofday
carl 4 snyder an attorney of
pcminE \. A.. Is I'M The city tho sue
Of his son. Herman l. snyder ut tho
FIRST National bank
Adiuiani General a s. Broukcs
Was Ia Albuquerque yesterday IN
route trrm southern ,alitornii Ia
Santa Fc.
j. A. Bcsl. member at "a" New
Mexico mounted police. BE- here tola'
from santa Re ana expects a. leave
tUnigh, Tor ~ rssO.
| Or = r. Ducpp ana Mrf Ducpr
| arrived last evening from Carlsbad
and i3urnevcI 10 SAINTS Fc TO-DAY. ia
Duepp D. member ui the LEGISLATURE
from Eddy county.
| Horse blankets, Tap robes extreme
| l5 large stock ~ sprci sale. 80 peI
cent on during next ten DAYS. 3. kor-
Der a. Co. EOS NOrih Second 81
Phone SIS.
] 4. J. Dc,lin of Amarillo. Texas su'
| pcrvisor Of the bonus system tor th,
Santa Fc. b. iu Albuquerque TODAY
comforting with officials la the loca
shops
Mrs. &C. r. Fox iett on the santa
| 80 limited today for Los Angeles
where sho viii rcmaid indefinitely th'
guest 81 her daughter Mrs A. u
McGuney
Mayor Sellcrt. Cur Attorney Lcvi'
ana Alderman John Ice CLARKE icii
| to-day for Santa % ~ represent tn
city al the meeting uf the state Mu'
nicipal league,
John Baron Burs, progressive lead.
ar M the legislative house, lvt' 'cH
terday aec,mpani r hy Mrs Burg, %
remain ~ santa ~ during tho legs
lattyc session
Mr. and Mrs Zen Nvscnblau ut
! Atlantic Giy, y D. have ieu TOT tho
/ Pacific coast after visiting 30 AlOu-
querque. thr guests Of Mr. ana Mrs.
J. A. Woinman Mrs Rosenhlau ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
Don't Miss Our
Great Muslin
Underwear Sale
For Women and
Children

As usual, prices low, quality
high. all new goods, and every
garment made under careful
sanitary conditions. This is a
specially advantageous trans
action TO us and to you, and
you will easily recognize the
excellence of this underwear
on sight,
A word TO those who have
shared in these sales before is
BE ON HAND EARLY, Thurs.
day, Jan. l6, 8 a. m,
THE GOLDEN RULE DRY
GOODS co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

LOCAL WEATHER report
tor 20 hours ending a. Sc m.
January Maximum temper.
aturc. 80 degrees. minimum. 3;
range, 81. "a. y a. m. n. south.
cast winds; partly cloudy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
Don't Miss Our
Great Muslin
Underwear Sale
For Women and
Children

As usual, prices low. quality
high, all new goods, and every
garment made under careful
sanitary conditions. This Is a
specially advantageous trans
action to us and to you, and
you will easily recognize the
excellence of this underwear
on sight,
A word TO those who have
shared in these sales before IS
BE ON HAND EARLY. Thurs.
day, Jan, l6. 8 a. m.
THE GOLDEN RULE DRY
GOODS co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
Musical instruments and
Furniture.

Repaired 49, good as new Nuyth,us
in "a. tine of furnitut, mtd' Goo order
Gi5 Nuriu Eiahih street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

Mfs a T. Howard died a. So Mar.
garcts hospital in Kansas CitS Jan
nary 40, after o. lingering illness fol'
lowed b> an operation.
Mrs howard was tue daughter ol
M aud ME-. e. T.. Dlehl of Albuquer-
eue and the sister Of Mics Minnie q
Dirhi teacher la the ciiN schools
Mfs Howard bad vititet hcre SIEVE
cfal times and made aum,rous
friends no oil rnc1e iu anuo Of
~ death
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
The Weather

Tonight generally falF not ~
cold In northwest portion Tuct.
day. fair in south portion in
cfeaslna civudiness la north
portion. warmer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

Somebody gets elected justice
Of the peace--and somebody
doesn't.
Regular meeting Uf Royal
Neighburs az 1tdO.
nallut Ahyad Temple Shrtn-
crs, meets st 1850.
Fraiornai Mystic Circle meets
~ s TO hear address by officer
OF supreme lodge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
Alfalfa R,R SAYS.

II Is yer summer
weather IL plumb en-
ervatin' ter NE.
when vent 0ut ter
s taKe INV murnln'
swim in the Rio
Grande today thought I WAS
n Turkish bath an was
shocked 10 see the mercury had
went clean up to three above
zero IN the shade. Hereafter
I'm goin' 10 swim airlier In IN,
mornin' 10 avoid thu danger o
sunstroke These here hot cli-
mates u sure b. veil. as I
was about ter say 10 your mixed
audience OF scnt and lady read.
Crs. u sure n hot.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

Mrg. W y Pcullun, mother OF Mrs.
= NoiErass uf Albuquerque, died
early Fegt.rday In Richmond. Cal,
follovin an illnrss of some duration.
Mrr Petition visited MIS- Notgrass
here several times aud had number
~ friends IN Albuquerque who viii
learn with regret pi her passing AIRS.
Nutgrsss Was 200 Richmond Vhcn The
end came.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
M0RTUARY.
Joseph Asilsr

Ju~-ph Asiisr.
Joseph Asher, 20 sears old sh0
had been resident 90 Albuquerque
since ortobvr, died here yesterday.
Funeral services Wore held today al
French and l.oRbef'a ,hap,I Rabbi
M.nGsi slber OF Temple Albert. con.
ducted the services ana burial was Ia
3 nal Brth cemetery
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

RiChelieu
CASH GROCERY
We Save You Is Per Cent
Ash the deliver, nau Tor 5000
Jouk at cash coupons They save ths
pcnnic-.
White Potatoes, ID lbs. .25c
New Raisins, 3 lbs. Csc
New Dried Fruits

Sweet cider. gallon 1nr
Al lur pkg. >atI"u'l ras'r 'ud
'uarH'rE . tur ....... ...... 90
'risco small. 31c; medium ste,
large. S1,2O.
N'.Serel far .........,..... s5u
Eull Muus
Fresh oysters
Sew Mu,c Meat. bulk suI pa,.asc
Sew Nut.
So, stpu, Flour Nono Better.
N,s pIu.tE, IIuut
lars" s.lo H'-,huut Trauut RIt-
ter. lu, ....... ........ ...... Loo
~uNd,r pt4trr gorktJI Sauce .. .Or
just received iio,uzs sweet sud
sour rlDki'4 ludm Relish ana enc"
'hoV. iu Dulk.
Imported Lruuig 'b. ...,........ Toe
Sew Saucr kuui. quart .......... Ipc
Maple Flake. 2 pkgs. ....,. .... $500
Al Grain breakfast Food. Fresh
shipment. pkg. ....,s.,........ t'd
% bars Fairy SOAP ........,.... 25u
Scarrhlght Matches, doubI" dip.
ped dul .............. $40
bars sunny Monday soap. ..... $50
: bars Pear white soap ........ :5c
Comb Honey each .......... i5r
strained Honey pIuts .......... use
Sew Dried Fruits Just Wr,ci,sd
sugar. 10 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. Si.OO
Lard .... -, 5Oc; -. SOC; To-. st.5O
tottol"uo. medium. soc; large, Si.i5
Beeohnul Peanut Butter. small o., TOO
Medium, $50; arsr. s5c.
Kingsiord's SILVER Gloss and Corn
Starch. I %. ..,.........,..,. o.
Fresh cooking Figs 8 lbs ..... .5r
PINK salmon. tall CAM, iOCi 8 foI 25c
cans pottcd Ham ......,.,... :5r
= lbg Mexican B'sua, ....,.,.. .ln
poast Toasticr Package ......... ar
Van Camps Hominv alb. can 10
Bakrr's Chocolate ,,......,.. $50
HOMES Bakcd Besns Tomato
sauce .........t,. ...s..t... 10
uoinzs baked BoanT large cans 30,
Wedding Broiktsst Gomez ..... 30u
Kuncr's Pork and pcans. lus. 80
Airship STANDARD Corn ..,.,.. 1.'lc
shredded Wheat Biscuits ........ ito
Calf S,lmsn DhNe Ou. q pint.
$50 pints, 53r; quarts, a3c.
Mdras,h.uo Cherries. pint .,,.,.. o."
Bccchnut Bacon, q III. lsr. ....... ~
Bcovhuut Sllrod beet medium. Isr
'hpp"d Beef pound glsss. ..... s5r
Blue label Cutsup, pints.t... a2c
salad biI piuis ..,,,..,....,..... zoe