davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
SPLENDID TALK BY
PRESIDENT BOYD
TO TEACHERS
Study Individual Child, ADJ
vice Of University Executive
at Gathering Of County AS
ISOLATION.


out "a The wealth % his own cau..
caiional experience pr. David Rosa
Boyd president Of The University "a
New Mexico. was able o. pass 0n much
that was helpful and Inspiring III A|
talk az q couple ~ hours this morning.
10 the members ~ the Bernaulio|
County Teachers association at theI
Central school the meeting beginning
40 > o'clock. Thirty-nye 81 the fortv-
i've teachers in the county we're pres
ent. only one valley teacher being ab-
sent and the interest and onihusiasm
resulting from Or Royd's talk made|
this the best meeting yet held by the
county teachers. pr. Boyd in effect
simply Ted an informal discussion
among The teachers. answering many
questions and exchanging experiences
many % them cleaned from his own
work years ago az a country school
teacher His main point was the
necessity OF studying the peculiarities
an needs 81 the individual child and
one story he related which emphasized
this point WAS that OF DR. Stevenson
who encouraged George KEENAN, IN the
line Of reading when boy which led
him 60 become one 90 tho worlds
groatest explorers. Many men hove.
become famous because their embryo
genius WAS recognized and fostercd
IN youth by the school teacher. The
teachers present related their own
experiences with the poculiaritics OF
children and the discussion wns most
interesting and profitable. Dr Boyd
has thoroughly demonstrated his IN
tcrest in and practical knowledge not
only OF higher education but OF the
beginnings which are most important
Of an.
wili be held March !.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25


DR. T Isuiuusu. SON of DelsO Espi-
uOsa, of t1l West Marquette aygnur,
huF returned to Albuquerque after Hn
absence oi fum years and viii prHo-
t,Cr his profession borc having taE.n
offices iu the Library building, pr
Esuinosa served as physician and
surgeon Boo 'bo United states na,F for
four years aud had much experience
n hospltll Work and iu general prlc-
Uro Hlr term of enlistment boo tlC
navy service expired recently.
Tho oasr oi Sediilo versus tho a,
r. Al g. o. rNn aEun in the fed
en-, rst"rday was continued
tpdus sN Wltu,rs,s having been eN-
nmlued up Go this afternoon. a d.
likely that the case viii not 80 Go the
jury before Tuesday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
CONTRACTORS BEGIN TO
LAY FLOORING IN
NEW PICTURE THEATER

The work of laying tho flooring BE-
the nrst floor OF the ucw Eyerit
building, under construction ON We"'
Central avenue, near second, Was 1r-
gun today. Mr. Cameron of Laramie.
Wyo., eho has leased the room cor
uso as "a motion picture house. proc
poses 90 install show thut w.li hl
up-to-dato ln 100 respects.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
TROTTER BUILDING IS
UP THREE STORIES

Tho Trotor building on West cen
trait 90 Doe occupied hE the Hotel
Combs. iH now up three stories. tho
brickmycrs having practically finished
the laying OF brick Goa tho third stoit
today Tho building looms up m
pleaHng style and makes quite nn ai-
ditiou 90 tho north side ~ Central
avenue between First and Second
afrnffe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
TYo,,d Ties Up Mines.

Terre HHute, Ind. Jan. 25.--Four
hundred ana afty miners are Idle In
the Clinton coal fields on account Of
the high waters. Mine trains have
been abandoned. The great coal
heldE west ~ here are covered with
water and men employed in the large
mines face constant danger 81 cave
tins.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
PERSONALS

N llth Wmsor ol D"w'.t y
a. u.u known n Albuquerque r
u0u ...ung friends n holen and F
expected befp nest week Geo spend a.N-
orsl dsvs vim local irieudf
Wcmnan proprietor %. '1'
g.It.n uuie dry goods store. 'oof,s
IN. ...niue on the l.imitet for in
extended buainess trp 10 Aew lofh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

Chicago, IAN. 2b. Robert " burEc
former city Oh Inspector aud O. local
Democratic leader wns indicted tn-
day on charge 81 emboxll'us $4,000
20 che county Democracy fundN while
secretary OF the organization. TN"
Indictment if ihr result nf mgilunai
night between members uf tho oraun-
izafion. Burke charges that the club
owes hlm fll,oQe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

Washington, Jan 25.--peslgn for
tho memorial 20 Major Archibald W.
Butt. personal aide 90 President Taft
ANA Francis u. Millet, the artist. two
Waehingtoninns who went down with
the Titanic, was approved today by
the president Tho memorial. "a foun-
tain with q shaft rising from its cen-
ter. viii be on public grounds near
the White House.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
DEMOCRATS WILL
CELEBRATE IN
PRECINCT IS
Big Jollifoation to Be Held
Tonight Because Of Victory
Of Unterrified in Justice Of
Peace Election.

The Democrats In precinct 10. Old
Albuquerque. VIII hold "A big joiiifi-
cation IN Society haii tonight. celo.
hrating their victory IN the Justice Of
the peace election, held on January
H. In which tho Democratic oandi-
dates for Justice and constable were
successful
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

bIy nc uuaDl, 90 prove thlt ho hYJ.lt
m, lu... u the llo Puar.l .uuuir.
boeu.. hr had uo W.uvr H ,u i.
sole. "Uu" is generally I.ra sHueI
BrIou. having lived hero '.r Nrc .,tH
and ..ue "a member ol 3D. u,.I Nuwn
IuM-L-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

material ana earthly In body but
also dlvihc ard spiritual in soul form,
ing the link between heaven az"
earth. possessing q capacity TOT wy
finest. trucst and nohlcst ul hull'l"
qualities truth love. honor, hopo'
solf-coutroi. optimism and allfuisin'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
HUMAN NATURE" IS
DISCUSSED BY
DR.. SLIDER
Entire Human Family Has
Share in Human Progress;
Human Race Shows Tend.
eney Onward and Upward.

III
There ls 40 human being So de-
void ot human attributes az tn for
ieit his right to human Justice, the
dlfieronce that exists among men is
'lttr all but one OF degree The pu.
lire human family has .huf, I'm bu.
/ man progress. the whole human ract
SHOWS q gradual bat constant eufold-
mcnt or O. process Of life Tending otif.
ward aud upward. so declared br.
Nend'l SLIDER rabbi OF Temple Az
pert in "a most interesting and M-
'lrurtIRo sermon before his cuuure-
sutton Inst night ON "Uumau Nature d"
'r SLIDER said that We are too prone
O." think of man and human mature
merely from the material side ".
must ever remember be- said that
man o. not only material and earthly
loo body, but also divine ANA spiritual
TO SOUL forming thc link between
heaven ana earth. possessing % ,a-
u1.ity Tor the finest trucst ana ul
hlcst of human qualities
Taking ms his text p VIII B. On.
I -uhtr spoke iu part 1s follows.
Many things has man learned.
I WH"h Urotr,ss has man made But
nu has NOT ,ot learned o.. estimate
| IHN tuc worth and Ntlu. off human
dignity he hts not y,t 'Utfu,u Geo
Hrnt"gihte FULLY hlwnn nature. Hy
''H uui N'I learned fu apply DIU IN.
'ui .rt1'u.N fhs naIHuis'. words
ih"H HtH mad. h.m NHf It.r tower
'tIu f.. .H....
.Tn, .ur.. off ...mH u.u.ty ana
' .HUH. ..'N d.. Hur w.r.nuypu-
Doom .' HHuHu rHtuT. 81. t,uoHHy
UUIN 'hr i.fW goo Oh, base uud rope
|,1.U-IH|, s.I. .| |.. N#f 10 IL. HI'
wrong Nu.f 81. distinctly and uss...
'.I'.r human Is 5000. JuI glorious HuI
nIt nlJ IuI base. Zinc rD8I part uf
human nature is ib, better pare ut
human I.f,. The distIUgl -rlur mark
u' human nature e thg tendency Go
Improve In. chief eHarI,f,tIati. OF
human uyiuss is tho striving onward
and upward our failure Co realize
This truth often leads uE Go treat
people NOT Hs persons having interests
fud ends 90 their own. hut as mere
tools and machines that are capable,
nc doing iHc things Sc want go have
SELVES to l, U.sicd boz this way. nature
'NIUf" HHfr I~ t severe penalty for
w-'HhIur Eud WisiuleIug her crown
Irs Nork or creation The penalty
rHn Imposes upon ur b.. hardening
ul Uulrf and o. -hriE,'Nu- off SOUL sol
'nI' 49,. come Goo dHoN .u u world 0f
moro thing. tud gradually dugtuor1tD
.u'H M.Ir things our selves.
Lor2 Euscb"ry points out that this.
hah.t of treating men 1s mere means
Goo his own ends was what made tnr|
Ef.Ht NuUn|.uu's mind lose lis SAM
ifN of judgement and made his heart
tur frirudI'.-. Dlrrri,s~ dpsulttiuu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Ncw 1913
Waists
In Lawn, Lingerie Crepe,
Linen and Marquisette; worth
to $l.50; a big value at 9So.
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.


Friend What has your iancc been
saying fo your You're nll SMILES
hifh MsiFras Just think He's go-
INK 90 lci me give him q motor car
FNrgrudo HHrfter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Embroidery
FlouncingS

Values at l215c and 25c
yard. Worth double. Golden
Rule Dry Goods Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

Mrs. a. r.. Tabor N Cridcr. Mo-,
had boon troubled with sick head
ache Tor about iive years. whom she
began taking Chamberlain Tablets
She has taken two soitlca o. them
and they have cured hcr. Sick
headarhe ~ caused by a diFordcred
stomach, for which these tablets are
especially intended. Try them. get
veil and stay well. sold BY AL
druRgiets
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

Duef sas. old chap let me have o
ever Wii ypu' tli i@ yOu have N
back before the end Ut February,
Dunn February uf what year ~
Boston TranHcrigf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
700 LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED -ciean COTTON raga a nc
Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11
SANTA re PEOPLE
ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER RACE
Great Interest Being Manifest
ed in the Capital Because Of
Independence Day Event;
Meeting Here Tomorrow
Night.

Information received from various
sources ~ 10 the effect that great in
,eresi ~ being manifested hy auto
mobile people IN Santa Fr over the
endurance race that h to be run boz
tween Albuquerque and santa " and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11
Ell PASO MINISTERS
TO PRAY FOR
PEACE IN
MEXICO
Special Services in All Church
Is Next Sunday for Benefit
Of People Of Turbulent Re-
public.
LAYMEN DISPLAY DEEP
INTEREST IN MOVEMENT

~ Fnso. Tex. June ii.---Ei PasO
Ii 70 give evidence OF its desire for
peace Ia Mexico with equally as much
zeal as Il did IN th,, advancement OF
the Madero cause two years ago. Next
Sunday. all Of the congregations OF Ei
Paso are So be asked 10 pray for
peace In Mexico. Each 81 the preach
ers II to be requested 10 comment up
ON the needs OF peace in the neigh
boring republic and every effort or
prominent men In El Paso ls 10 be
directed toward securing tranquility
across the border
Follows Informal Meeting.
The action was decided upon at an
Informal gathering OF business ana
professional men. which was held az
the chamber 90 commerce Monday az.
ternoon. but which was not under The
auspices Of that commercial body.
For some time men prominent IN
the affairs OF ~ paso. men interested
IN the development OF Mexico. who
have felt the finnnsial strain caused
hy tho continued unrest IN the repub-
he "a the south, have been urging
some action
To Assure Good VIII Ia Mcxlcans.
The Mexlcans ~ Mexico are 10 be
assured OF the good will OF M f'aso.
oi the desire OF her citizens Ia see
peace restored and maintained IN
Mexlco. Wearlad 81 the long series
az disturbance noting the eestruc.
ton of property and business. seeing
the country going Go rain hRs caused
men IN every walk Of life here 70 take
an interest In the restoration Of peace
and the building up OF the nation a.
the south.
Peace Il 20 b. preached. n Is "a
he urged by all and efforts are TO be-
/ made toward ~ accomplishment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11
RECORD BREAKING
! FRUIT CROP IN
JEMEz COUNTRY
Apricots, Pears, Peaches and
Apples in Abundance and
Trees Will Be Trimmed One
Half; Heavy Alfalfa Crop.

The greatest fruit crop In the his-
tory Of the Jemez country win be
harvested this summer and fall. ac-
cording 20 Mayer -. X. y. sellers.
who returned last night from good
roads reconnaissance covering sew
eral days. The apricot. pear. peach
and apple trees are laden with fruit
and the growers are planning Ia thin
them out so per cent or more. The
first cutting Of Alfalfa a now on and
the crop IL the heaviest In years.
Mayor sellers gays that Ike Ora
ham OF Albuquerque did not sustain
fractured shoulder. but dislocated
shoulder, In the accident on the Ce-
bolla several days ago. Ike suffered
great pain until a. doctor reached
him, but has sufficiently recovered
10 DE able 90 continue his fishing ex-
pedltion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11
CONCENTRATION THE
SUCCESS SECRET
FOR TEACHERS
Sustained Attention Necessary
Declares DR.. SLIDER to Coun-
ty Institute This Morning
in Interesting Talk.

Concentration of mind, sustained
attention. H. the secret OF success. or
one very important secret, Tor teach
crs according to vigorous little adj
dress this morning at the Bernalillo
county teachers institute az the Cen
trail school building by Dr. Mendel
snbcr, conductor of the institute.
Elimination Of the non cssertiaia
IL equally necessary " the individual
Accompanies what he should. Tue
speaker painted out that this ability
to concentrate. 10 reason from cause
60 effect, and adapt the environment
TO the needs are the things which
have enabled man To survive chang
ing natural conditions and bend thoni
to his purposes.
Superintendent John Milne OF the
city schools will be- the spoakc- AZ
the assembly period tomorrow. The
program this morning included
song. "The star Spangled Banner," hy
the institute; reading. III We Knew,
by Mr. G.. Post; plano solo. Garden
of Dreams" boy Miss Elizabeth Wells
ana an original poem. hy Miss Edno
~. McChesney.
The program committee for FRIDAY
Saturday and Monday consists Of Mis-
Eleanor Naughey. Miss McChosnei
and Miss Josefita Quintana.
Miss Valvcrde. teacher from north
ern aandoval county, registered az tn'
normal this morning, being deiaye'
Ia arriving by heavy rains,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11
COMPOSER
DIES HERE
A. Rainone, Noted Italian Mu-
stefan, Passes Away Sudden
ly in Albuquerque; Body to
Be Sent East.

A. Rainone. 40 years old. an Italian
musician and noted composer. of
Boston, Mass, died IN Albuquerque
this morning. after residence here
of a week. Death Was due "a "a hem
morhage Of the lungs. signor Rai-
none became in while travelling a
week ago ana stepped on In Albu-
querque. becoming patient la q
local sanatoFlum. Although appar-
emily perfect physically. signor Rail
none was v sufferer from tuDercu-
losis. The body viii be sent 90 nos-
ton tomorrow evening. The hOdy
viii he IN state In strong brothers
chapel between ~ and tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11

the lamd ana develop il, with 30 years
to pay Tor IL. there win be no taxes
10 pay during that time and u a sub
slantiai first payment be made there
viii be no interest on deferred pay
ments Loans win be made TO the
farmers Ia enable them 10 equip and
develop their farms 70 best advantage.
Electric power viii be furnished TO
settlers for the pumps. much after the
system so successfully used NJ Por-
tales. Demonstration farms viii BIO
established by the company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11

return on Jult tth. The committee
on arrangements h SANTA re Is doing
good work ana has COLLECTED eno-
stantial sum 81 money which wil' Be
ADDED 20 the prizes HUNG ~ for the
race. Every accommodation viii b.
afforded the motorists ID Eaula 70
and the racers Will Be pllnieo into
and Gus 81 santa re VIA different
routes. thus avoiding ctlIlslons er DE-
lays.
meeting u tho local motorists
will be held Ia the Commefriai club
tomorrow evening. The meeting was
10 have been held tonight. hng wne
postponed until tomorrow hccause ~
the A. A. Jones banquet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11

Small Freddie had the toothache
one day ana his mother told him tho
tooth was hollow and needed to be
pullcd. A few days later the mother
complained of severe headache.
Mamma" said Freddie. wisely I'm
bet your head Il hollow. You ought
60 60 and get Il pulled"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11

Elinor aged seven. was anxious to
bring home cat from the country
last summer, bat her mother objected.
"lf you win say no more about "
cat" aht said. "tll give you dollar
60 spend when we get HON"
But. mamma" protested Elinor,
lust think how much longer cat
would last than dollar"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11
MI STATE OFFICIALS nut
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR PRESENT

With sixty Albuquerque business
and professional men present aud
nearly az many out-of-town guests
the banquet "a be given tonight by
the Commercial club az the Alvarado
az 7:t6 Ia honor of Hon. A. 4. Jones
ct Las Vegas. first assistant secretary
at the interior OF the United States.
will be attended by 100 men or over,
including all the state officials from
Governor Mcdonald down with the
single exception OF the lieutenant gov
ernor. who IL unable Co attend. MIR.
Jones and the large party from Las
Vegas will come In on the delayed
limited and those from Santa Re are
expected to arrive on the 1928 train
from the north. No, ! Is several
hours late. but ~ stub train II to
boz run from la Junta the prompt
arrival Of the Santa i'e party II Ger
tain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11
ARRIVALS At THE
HOTEL COMBS

The following out-of-town guests
were registered today AT Hotel Combs
IA. /. story Pasadena. cal. John C.
Hour, Pasadena; G. } Adams. Ira
verse city Mich. J. w. Johnson,
santa Fe; Tad NJ shaw. ~ Paso;
Mr. and Mrs. w n. smool, RoS
smoot. M Paso; Mn. and Mrs. H.
Wunsch. santa ne; NJ. NJ Cooper
Denver: w. G.. Miller, El Paso, Geo
r. Gibhon. Denver; r. N. Miller
Greeley, col. G. d. Ensley. santa fei
J. n. owens. sunset. COL, VIM. Cold
baum. san Francisco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11
FRED SENA DIES
FROM BULLET
WOUND


Fred o. sena. SO years old. who
was shot with bullet from rifle
IN Ganup on the Afternoon Of june
/. died AZ O'clock this mornlnn az
hls home In Albuquerque. 1881 south
Third street sena was alof ~ q
bullet believed 70 have been nroa ~
Hays Upton. 17-year-old boy.
A warrant has been issued for YOUNG
Upton and Instructions teicRFaphed 10
Gallup 10 arrest him on a charge ef
murder. bond neing asked IN she 4nm
az $4,000.
Together with a number Of eom-
panloua. spna waH returning % Nai-
lup on the day 81 the khooiinz. affair
hayins played . game of BASEBALL AZ
fieatpn. some Of the boSa and mrn
became involved In q quarrel with
relative of the UPTON hoy. Triton se-
cured a rifle ana fired into the crowd.
striking Sena u WAS n FIRST belieFed
that che wound was not dapeefonH
Emergency treatment WAS rendered is
Gallup and after several da1A sena
was brousht 20 his home hFse He
failed steadily and the END came
early this mornlne fie leaves Niic
and small baby and number ~ oth-
or relatives
Funeral services were held al
o'clock this afternoon ln fifuuE
Brothers. chapel Rev A. ~. Mems
dnlari, =. j., ofnciating burial boina
In santa Bnrbara cemetery
District Attorney M e. Vlail Was
IN Gallup az the time Of tho shpot-
Ing and investigated u Thoroughly az
thu time. making Inquiries az an lm-
1 portant Witnesses.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11
Not Formal.

The fact r. emphasized by Secre-
tary Hening of the Commercial Club.
tina dress clothes are not required and
informally will prevail al the ban
quet. thus making u much more con-
Ncnient for the business men. ON ac-
count Of the early hour Of the ban-
qnet.
This affair II given IN Mr.. Jones'
honor az tribute 10 the guest OF
the evening ana an appreciation OF
the honor done the state by his APP
pointmont. There Is no politics re-
motely connected with the event The
local contingent will be splendidly
representative group OF Albuquerque
citizens and tho guests from outside
the city include some OF The most dis
tinguished men la the state.
Manager smithers OF the Alvarado,
In collaboration with the Commercial
club officers has made a special et-
fort 10 have the appointments and the
menu as nearly perfect as possible
and the speakers selected are all able
ones
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11
Sixty Albuquerqueans and
Nearly as Many Out Of
TOwners to Es,-@= Assistant
Interior Secretary.
STATE 0FFICIALD0M TO
ATTEND IN A BODY
Stub Train from North Assures
Arrival Of Big Las Vegas.
Santa Fe Party on Time
Banquet Informal.
Program OF Toasls.


Recognition by the Admins ,
tration OF the New Mexico Bar" ,
= Judge u. =. Raynoids
Recognition Of New Mexico
= industrially and Commercially
= by the Administration, \. Vs.
y McMlilen
New MeNico IN Relation TO
. the Public Lamb Policy Judge
. Edward A. Mann.
development Of the Rio
= 0rnnde valley" O. T.. Brooks.
. "Our Policy Toward the Pue-
= bio indian" Hon. v. W. Clancy.
- Albuquerque" Col d. X. H.
= Sellers.
"The State of New Mexico"
. Governor W. G. Mcdonald.
- "New Mexico. the Oldest and
. the Youngest" Hon. Antonio i.u-
= Zero.
"Our Guest" Col u. u. Twit-
= oheii. Hon a. a. jones.
. go . . eN . . Nee 90 y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11
Your time is worth money

Your time is worth money
Ton cents fovnd Is ten gents
made. slowed bait soles. I1
cents, Nailed. so censa Our
scheduled Time IA sewing on
ana fnlshine e pair 81 helI solos
IL 90 minutes. and an over 20
minutes We viii pay 20 our ruH.
toners one cent n minute
sewod work a Speciality.
City Shoe Repairing ca.
All WORM GUARANTEES
lug y. tfh M ~. "a. '.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-11

The PURCHASING syndicate ls co..
operating with "a big Minneapolis col
onlzlng company which has handled
many large colony propositions iu tho
west Plans are being perfected I'm
dor which actual settlers may go on