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&AD INVENTOR Of
AUTO ki1CHENfT1E

Frank =. Read. who is we'll known
the local light and power plant. aud
who In the Denver agent for the
l'White motor ears. IL the inventor Of
the automobile kitchcnettc. the very
practical ana useful device which
makes II iosaihlr for automobile
'tOuristx to prepare IL lunch or full
meal enrOltc. II is II kitchencttc
and colinpsibic gasoitais Wqvs and
Will replace the old method OF car
ryimg lunch iONcs or baskets. Here
after when II long tour liz planned.
the automobile kitrhcnsftc which re-
.cn'hl.~ In shi,p',, p steamer trunk.
may hc stocked With groccri. and
III. good thinx& to eat and cook. and
the folding device may he attached
either to the running board or tho
rear of the machine and IL meal can
he prepared on the road with few
minutes preparation.
The trunk il opened and steel
coiiRp psihlc stove taken out aud soon
the coffee Is simmcring. Steak can
and muffins can he baking In the
oven. The table Is set with all the
dishes necessary and camp stools af-
ford ease and comfort in eating the
meal. The dinner over. the dishes
are washed aud put back In their
proper place II. the trunk; the stove
is allowed To cool aud replaced In it's
compartment aSd the journey re-
sumsd. =
Til. trunk soA'ths. ccokiiik II. crsi's
aud dishes is 81. Inches lons. In
Wide ON tn. bottom. 20 inches high
and wide on ipp. II can he attach
cd either to the rear OF side of the
car. When the trunk Is to used the
front can l.. l.' down On "a hinge.
\ slide IL then drawn out. making
table large enough To accommodate
four or live rcrtcns. Hull, into tn"
and coffee box and two food boxes.
each with sliding covers that are
dust prcof. Racks ar" nlaced In con-
vcn,cnt places for Spoons. knives and
forks. ~ well ~ cups. xauccrs and
dish.>. Everything - securely fas,
tened to avoid rafting or noise when
the automobile Is In motion.
The stove IL also an invention of
MIR. RsNd's and Is built especially for
this OUTFIT. When folded 1t Is twcn-
" inches long. Nv. inches thick and
fourteen inchc~ wide Atsal iocke uIcI
a sui, care. i.c4s than one minute
Is required 10 ohs,, rhc:-ssoSs. plas"I
1t on It's legs and get j. into opera
tcn. l, has two EaScfin3 burners
over which food can be boiled or
fried. and an own.
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En,crtains at Bridge.

\ miniature May Pol" formed the
center pies" at tn, bridge luncheon
given this afternoon hY Mrs. Rcigcr
sherman at her lovsls now home on
San Jnnn street. her. guests incmi.
ing the members of her bridge club
and u few Invited friends. Red roses
~crc also used as table decorations.
The Substitutes for the afternoon
"cr" Mrs. lohn prury. Mrs. II. A.
Rhoad,s and Miss Sadie Murray of
Denver. The club members present
'wrr" Mrs ban raylor.jr,. Mrs. Enrl
Carmichael. Mrs. WIN Murray. Mrs.
r, = McChcsn-,, Airs, Homer \,
Holt. Mrs. Roy Nichols, Mrs. Oscar
samuel
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Davis-DeNouche.

The hom" oi Nj. and Mrs. l.. =.
Ne Mouchc. -" t'Ark street. WAS the
scene Of u pretty home wedding to-
day a, nigh nona. when their aaush-
ter Hayd--. was married to Wilhui
u Davis. cf this city. Rev, j. u. Fer
ris ot the Trinity Episcopal church
ofl,clatinx.
Pink aad white roses and vaIna-
lions in,crmlnsici with ferns and
palms ~rr- banked together In one
corner oI the living room forming a
back ground for the bridal party.
The dining room where wcddtne
breakfast WAS served wan beautiful
In IL. Occupations OF pink and white
,rrotuslon> OF spy,nR .,ln~"r~ Tended
their frakIAace TO the uesasien, --
Tn" wedding march MAS played by
Miss Ecssi. Rupp. and as the ~csi-
ding party entered the room. Miss
Anna Clark. in sweet clear tones.
sang. -. Promise Ne. Miss Clark
aud Miss Hupp were dressed In sim-
pie white summer drrss,s made over
pink
The bride was dressed in u white
tinI''Ns AttulsusN ln A't's anu Att-
ii~s, shower bouquet ot roses She
VA. attended by Miss Harriet Sin
SIZE. who ~aa similarly dressed in
white over pink Miss Sirelc var
ricd ptnk roses Charles Cunning
ham acted as best man.
following the wedding the bridal
party and III. guests, which iaciud-
I'd thirty NJ the immediate relatives
and most intimate friend. q; the ccn-
pl~ adicu med 20 the dining NON
who-~ wedding breakfast VA.
SERVED Mr, and MEss nsNG. lci; on
the afternoon Colorado X southern
for Colorado Springs aud Denver.
whc-c they will spend their honey
m,~e, The brides sptns-suay sui,
was blue >-rss. with hat 10 match.
Mrs. Davis Is the daughter % M
and Mrs l. =, nrNcaeae. aud has
made hc- hDmc in Trinidad for IN.
pas, ,Arsy. wears. nu'n ths, ;ime ~
.idius With her parents IN southern
rrxs> She las .aadc large cirsi-
ei friends 10 This city whc Wish he,
hsppin.->S ~ her married life
Mr. pS,,> !. IN. son % Mrs. Mary
DAVIS. 90 Aai San iusn street. aud :
c,,.~,eys,s IN the r~nnc;t and nxls
ssrSsc Mr. srd Mrs Davis will b.
.; hcuas i, .scsr friends 81 Sfs rays
s,yeSt after MAY -,
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Mrs. Hcndrickson Hostess.

Mrs. 4, e, IIcndrioksoh entertain
ed her bridge club yesterday after
moon ut their regular meeting. AZ
ter the game a luncheon was served
at tbc card tiabt"s. The substitutes
for the ai.sno0n were Mrs. A. NJ.
Sears aud Mrs. r. y. McChcSn"y. The
club rriRes were won by Mrs, !. r.
sherman and .trs. r., H. Day. The
members. present wcr" Mrs. Fred
clark, Mrs. A. Waldrnn. Mrs. John
MrE. John sherman. Mrs.
a. =. Iloil"nbcck. Mrs. John Ilmmph-
rcyS. Mira !. q. Ferris. Mrs. 4. ~.
bay. Mrs. l., 4, Ri'chic. Mrs. l.. ~.
nan.
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roRrsr SERVICE RAPED.

VSsNNr. Nsr l.-Iee cattle BUS
iasS> y tg~> irrcrssrt. ioo sig sai
~, ncss~>sry 10 - hs-spr-vi szi
hiaGsye1 ~ <aes -te;trhs'z. rrle>
wSs the s-sisrai;c- ~ federal lutse
X y l-swfs> in eis--tS>irs the SSss
seSis>, Ars-~~ Nc--su. Charged
Nith sScSS;i-x A. trfcrctSaz ~
trtyiax eSs.ss cato fe- A-SpAS>s fo-
e>s -S>e-n- rs~ exss S-s~ ~; -
Nc-=eSls trs.ss- eE st> se-t az3
SAsrsvs vo<S ;sssa es -. to-sss 49,
Ntes sNstesse<
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POLICE CALLED OUT TO
HANDLE JOB HUNTERS

Washington. MAY i,-i,ungry jct'
hunters, nm"ns them many who de
sr,r NJ sain'ns tho "tf,c,a, pic
'aun,cr through official Influence.
sa'h-r'i In such numhcr~ last n,aht
IN the vic,n,,s VI thu ctNtl service
'"mMis~ien headquarters that the
police reserves ~crv called ont. The
c"m"'i'~'"n's d.Nrs open a, "'e,eck
IN the m"ra,us f"r t,ln6 applications
for miuVr positions.
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THE leHr FROM LIGHTNING
From the Electric News.

From the Electric News.
4, Is hardly possible TO Use ius;ru-
m.nis for the purpose OF figuring the
forces Of lightning. yet there are
many other way. 81 calculating Ia
miliar TO every mathematician. The
amour; Of light given by a single
lightning flash i enough to illumin'
t,c an AREA two miles square. The
bolt. itself. wcuii he visible several
miles further off. bu; the remo;es.
part q. the region mentioned would
be given by esadlc-auite enough
10 read by. To produce such light
Il ~ogld b. necessary TO cNrsnd iS..
ooo ho-serc~.T for second. Th.r.
figures arp~ar very large. hat ;hs
lime is short. The flash ,niish' be for
Anly one cuc-thousaaiiA part Of =
second. su, the impression OF the ey..
vo,~A continue for tenth OF 4 s.Ss-
>ad aarwaS Figured down 10 az
exact hour, ;hi. amcuu; o. fore
would mean only aAou: four hone-
power.
"
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Mr. ps,,i,cn to Entertain.

y y. Pntt,-on Vii he hos, tonight
at STAG" dinner pariN, followed
by an evening at cards. Rt the Patti
non home ON Walnu, street, Covers
~ill he laid for l., u, fautcauN. &.
II. Powell. u q, rat'ison. ~. e.
Nruwn. al of Denver. Il. 4, Made. nr.
James Espc,. L.. :. Nushnril. and the
host
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Mrs. Marsh Hostess.

Miss cleo Naruh entertained her
sewing club yesterday a'i"rnoan NJ
her home on state street. The af-
t"rn"on was spcn, In sewing and In
u social way and tn" hostess was as-
sisted in serving hy her m".h"r.
Mrs. Il Marsh, ani Mira W Lemon
Miss Marsh's guests Included the
members ot the club and n few ir-
yiicd guests
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Leases Morgan Home.

i ~ Abrams. superintendent of
tn" G. aud =. has leased tn" ". u.
Morgan h"m" "n c"iorad" avenue.
Til, Abrams ar. moving Int" their
new honi" johny.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-01
AVIATOR WINS PRIZE.

rar,s. May i,-Erncst =, Gui,laux
"a French airman. with his arrNpisnr,
'flish, "n SUNDAY last when h" trav-
rici from ninrr,,r. Franc. 4" koi-
miles, won u pris~ "f 3lo,"oo and the
rommrrs. ar single day distance
cup. which was decided at sund"~n
last night
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-01
Union PRAYER Meeting,

i There viii h" u union prayer meet
lsng an the north sid" divisinn . and
~. nj Mrs cinrk's. -. Tiiio,s"n ST,
Friday afternoon nt : -.
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x'cARrHY WINS BOUT

New York. May i.-Iuthcr Nc.
Carly out-soueht Frank Moran. the
r,,'sburr heavy weight. In ten
round bou, here las, night
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Sunshine Society.

|. There win h" u special meeting
'oi the sunshine society tan,orrow
afternoon NJ a;3O NJ tn" home Of
Mrs. H. Crask
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-01
Priscilla Club,

The Priscilla club VIII not me-"
this week. and win hold their r"ku
lar meeting u week from Frisiny al
the home Of Mrs. charles Tipion,
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Social Affairs
& LOCAL NOTIONS %
SH AND SOCIETY NEWS %4

". q. Pl's,.d aud Miss Zula Harlan.
Mrs. j. A. lpopp rave several read
inxs which concluded tho afternoon II
program. Mrs bloom served n inn-
chcOn.
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u. &. Church Ladies.

The Ladies' Nsd ss,,.ict, oi tn" First
", y church me, this afternoon With
Mrs. Frank nlooM nt her home on
Main street, \ short program Ma
given Including piano .s,ics hy Mrs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-01
Westminster Circle.

. The Wcstminin,rr Circle viii meet
~ the home at Francis Williams b0I
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-01

Most anything In printing neatly
executed aud u reasonable prices.
at the Chrwaicle-Ncws lob MONA.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-01

1, .sa't every fellow Who eaa fsii
u love and iAad ca hs- fee.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-01

II In need of printing Of any kind
phone The Crhonicle-New&. Samnle,
aud e~ilWates will be cheerful
ssyen. Phone Trinidad 40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
COWBOYS PURSUING
HIM BELIEF Of
BARNEY CAIAOO
Los 9riegOs Man. Adjudged
Sane in Court Yesterday, Be-
comes Violent in Hospital
Early Today.

Suffering from what County PhyHi-
clan &. \ Frank diagnoses as nicu-
holic mania, Barney ChiadO. Who Is
an Italian, regardless uf the Cvlu"
sound of the Barney created con.
siderable excitement early this morn
ina lea local hospital where be had
been confined since urTaignm"nt be
fore Judge i,aH nolds ror cxa minatlon
az tp his SAINT, Yesterday afternoon.
Chlado was held bN the court 20 be
sane. temporarily sanc. on advice OF
Dr Frank, thv examining phy stefan
'hlado WAS then taken to the hsspi-
ial. where he behaved himself until
early this morning when he broke
loose. t'hlHdo'H faVoritc Authorization
h. that hr h. being hutly pursued uy q
band ot oWnuNs uud ts Donstuutly in
DANGER of being rupvd aud tied b2 his
pursurrS. 'hiWdu uuictcd down ugniu
today after pr Frank puid him a
visit. Tn. patient has wife and sew
cral children living ia Los GriCgOp,
north Of Albuquerque. Provided Cut
ado gives rs nptJms of insanity dftcr
the alcoholic effects wear OH II lt
likely that h. viii be sent 10 the
asylum in las Vegas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
BRISK DEMAND FOR
RINGSIDE SEATS
At KINOLINC"
Advance Sale Indicates Sarah
Padden Will Have Full
House at Elks' Theater Sat
urday Night.

The active demand Tor the olassi, I
rouis ui "kudiiug fyid'm Whom tie
od,au,, saldc op"urd thi' morning
~ Matsuu's indicilca that Sarah
plddcu Hnd her oompau. VIII ha,, ,
rull house at IA, Elk. u'at"r sat
urdnv night
sarah puddou, VIM ,1W'H tn the
l:lks ,h,ut,r on March 7 ts th, star
In "Erndiiug" H M, prutcrc ui u
widely known Chicago priest, the
Rev Fr Maurice j. Dornry llcr
ilrst appearance Oh 90, stage was IN
~, company ct Ous skinner Later
she supported Hcicn ware aud was
specially engaged Icy the hate Henry
49, Harris tor the part ui Minnie JEFF.
frius ln The Third Degree In this
connection 10 ~ interesting 10 note
that she appeared in this rot" 40
more than zoo performances IN
'kindung' Miss Paddcn is said tu
have the best role and the best sup.
porting company in hrr career. She
rs admirably suited 60 the part uf
Maggie Schultz,' the young wife who
strais lu order that her babe may
bc borne away from thc slums and to
the free air of Wyoming Ia, play
has a logically happy ending, big
point IN IT. favor in th, ryvs ut the
rank aud ME ~ pluygo,rs Kind
ling h. one ot the most important
dramatic bookings ct th, local scu-
son. II is a United Pay company
attraction. which h In Itself u sufn-
Client guarantee of excellence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

The Good Cheer clu1 viii meet to-
morrow afternoon With Mrs Joe
Nhitcsides. 5si south Walter street
r.. Bowling, trainmaster on the
Sew Mexico division uf the santa Pc,
arrived last night from Las Vegas
smoker business tonight Regular
meeting Of Moose lUdg SO Al
members are invited.
julius scligman, OF the Bcrnuillo
Mercantile CO.. was q business visitor
Ia the city yesterday from Domingo
Mrs q. q Blbo was here YESTERDAY
from BiDo, y. NJ. guest at the
sturgcs hotel
\ stated cOnclaNc of Pilgrim COM
uiandCr} 80 g. knights Tomplst. Is
to Doe held 90 $50 O'Clock tonight
Visiting knights are Welcome.
Mrs Frederick q ilornbS and son.
Had y. Ir. returned "a Albuquerque
last night after e visit of three
rnunthD IN the east Mr. Hurnhy died
here several months ago.
Born. February 20. i9ia, Go Mr. and
Mrg RashCd Michael ~ si3 south
THIRD street, Il son Nr Michael ta
u we'll known south SECOND street
merchant
Friends at Alderman X u 'u,u
aud Mira Cocu viii be- glad 10 hho"
that their little daughter Dorothy
who has been 40 TOR several weeks
With scarlet fever, iB nov out Of Jan
ger and rs Cun,alcHCent
There viii he q regular meeting OF
the American Ycuulcu tonight at \
O'Clock al odd Fellows han Ther,
Nil' DE Initiation of ucN m,ubcrr
after which Refreshments NlN ut
| served
There gilJ br r,sulsr meeting of
/ the Mouse lodge tonight 80 y o'clocA
| urged 10 attend BF plans ur the
: lodges bis smoker 90 bee giycu la tht
| near future ave to be- discussed auu
nusl action taken.
Tile members OF Albuquerque d.
| vision No. s.. order OF RailrtA I'm
| plU,es. win meet iu the Elh- luds,
| room this evening Final urfaHg,
! mcnts will be- made for thc grand pos
| Eu-ttr bull which the division vii
| give iu the Mason. temple ball room
"u March 90
| Rev a. NJ Mtudsluri, $ D. pastor
uf the church OF the lmma,ulat'
conception, has forwarded 60 Mr
| sarah Casey, Zee ireland, copies eel
local papers containing details of th'
death uf her son, John Casey wh'
vac fatally injured la an accident uI
! liiurWatrr ON January "a 'ur"'
vas "a santa e, brakeman aud DIE,
while on III, way to the hospital 10
| Albuquerque after bciug run over uI
| HE train
The EpNurth league uf th, Lou,
avenue Methodist church viii give ,
| LOngteiluW -ocidN FRIDAY evening
| February - in the church ptrlUrr. 4
| special program is being arranged ant
I Ia ~ d ]
| committees ar, prepared 70 do thcil
] suty B,iug q bundle containing
( something sou don't want as udmis
| sion fee III, bundles Niu uy cNchnng
cd so, cral times aud there are %,
| prize packages or special value. Al
leaEuers aud friends oi the league are
| invited
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
HIGH STANDARD Of
MUSIC ALWAYS
MAINTAINED
ROney's Boys Company, in AL
buquerque March 18th ;
Carefully Selected Program
70 Be Rendered.

ont, Zee dreams fsr listened
10 the must, of the spheres
Aud hatps ana SONGS ot uug ls
Tho voices ot happy teHrs.
gui nov nay pri-uned uuc,
Has nu earnest of their ioys.
For ~" heard n, earthly ch-rubs
That ptv christ ned Honey Bows.
li,ury q. Luu,y. trainer and man
agsr Of Juvenile musicians VIII b, IA
Albuqucruu, uu March % with
Honey bo,- Iuu,crt compauS' cod
chicago Their, b. buf On, genuine
company ct "Eune.s Eo,-" that IN.
der Mr.. l,"ncy's personal supervision
The high standard programs adhered
Go 10y the Compauv has been the lie
light OF the best class ct people every
where. For twenty-five yoars Mr..
E"u"y has been travelling about the
country Win he huyT concert com.
pau' IN. personnel ~ The CONE
pan. be- chan ud from time Io tim,
g. th, boys grow Older uuI their
voices change. Tb, traditional high
standard - always maintained how.
over, ANA the nam, "Gouey's Boyy'
hiss always stood Tor h, highest rul.
uN"tiuu ui me bol. singing vote, and
most mast rful execution upon u.tru.
mont. %, uitlC follows
iu Nluuuu'ruu. an, guu,,'. CON.
pnuN vlI appear u the ELK thoutcr
On Thursday, March g.. mdcr the
autpicr. ct the pHr,ut. aud Teach.
grs' t"-op"Taii,. rasorisiiuu 90,
cill matinee viii ho given for srhuo,
childr"u admission tvcui, five rents
M the evening th' priceg viii be
htt. seventy i've aud dollar
Tho burglars Dil,mmu B.u.
gItpu lIm pasiim,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
ELKS HAVE SWELL
PROGRAM For
VISITORS
Magdslens and Kelly Candi-
dates and Brethren to Be
Feted Royalty Oh March IL
and IL.
LOCAL LODGE FAST
CHASING 1000 MARK

At tho regular meeting OF th. El6H
lodge last night. at which Ave vaudi-
dates were initiated. raising the total
membership 90 "Vi, plans we're per.
frct'd tor the entertainment ct the
special trdluluad ut MtgdJi,na Jnd
k,ll2 Elk9 aud candidate and hcir
ladies. coming here March II and e.
for two DAYS Elk' u'atu, which
VIII Doe q hummer Tn" visitors mr.
rive 1t b..p .. pa, March ~, anu
after dinncr that evening VIII be-
gu'EtI of tho local lodge ~ IA. Ben
Greet performance. "Sh, Etuupg 80
Conquer 'i the theatpt. o. dance uud
luncheon 40 follow the Performance.
90 ih, Masonic T,mpt' ou th. l-th
I've Wlt,s. sisters aud avrvihearts u.
tn Albuquerque Llks ulll take th'
visiting mdios on an auto PARTY. no
IN, afternoon thu Initiation ~ caudl.
dates ana ut night the annual meet
ing with election of oiliCcT9 viii take
place, AMI lu the evening after the
business session Mars Lci. win put
on special boxing exhibition tor
l.lkH "uls. Nith smoker iu connection.
The ladies mpanNhll, IuHN,ug th'
rounds Of the novice
Altogether Il b. "a program ,licunt
ed Q" Keep the visitors OuHy aud hap
joy Cs'fr minute.
Thus, Initiated laat nlsht wore !
T.. Fsrntn ~ W Ak,rs. william
NuhH NJ l.. IOwell ana l. o. Re,
quadi TUrnty-ii,c additional csndi,
duties Tor membership ucr, elected
This tis. VIII boz initiated on
March A.. ThOsr elected last night
included John u Porter " II
~rhutt = w. Wilson. James Red
uund. " McCrar}. james >. era
ham, Euuk LandaNuzu br u. A
Thomas ID. l.. Hodges. g. g. tuuicr
, g. Macdonald. }. l.. Davis. 4. g.
Hammond William Bc,crsdorf,r D.
" NilJoustaiu, Is T. afborrN e.
g. csc. D. ". McdlcJ and Robert
u'Null almost All being from Mas.
dIlruH nr Kelly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
NEW DRUGGISTS TO
OPEN MARCH |
Frank Butt of Butt Brothers
Arrives in City Preparatory
to Taking Over 0'Rielly Es.
tablishment.

FRANK But ut Santa Re. OF the
Butt Brothers 'umpauy which take
over IA, business Ut m, j. a. b'iitCi-
~ Drug COMPANY dt the corner ot
Second street aud Central avenue on
saturday, March !. has arrived iu IA,
'iy aud is making preliminary az
rtnRrmcuts for the local venture.
Associated With Mr Butt az, his two
brothers. Paul liutt uud Robert "
HUT Hll tar hUing experienced
in santa Fo Tor the pact four ar five
years n H. understood rNtuualNV
changes WI >. nude iu ~, stock aud
business generally which VIII br au.
nuuur"d htrr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27


- rs sometimes hard to
shoot bear. OF oven pot
"a icctlng mare, while
darkest Afric's Jungle
trails are lar from most
hard working males: auri
did We see hippUuot'
our gun would miss him IKE az
not, While ragine rOmpins
rhinos might perhaps cause
W. 20 die OF frignt. or striped g.
gers in the weeds might arab our
ciephnniiue strcds and quickly
claw and lacerate and hunters
into minccmrat make: there IS
better way by Ear thRn taking
boat for Zanzlbar: nj any news
stand YOU can sloan a iOlN
sporfsmau's magazine; aud Tor
the rum oi fifteen cents. YOU
get some hunting ihatS Inn
mcnec: lu-t take n tu your
evening den and light pipe or
tao aud then. with Jeopardy tc
iifc nor limb YOU ma 20 shoot
ing with vim. before IN" iirc-
lights cheerful blaze the happy
hunter Stays and Stays; he mas
sncrcs the lions grim aud
threads the depths &c iunHies
dim. his trusty rifle un his arm.
without the slightest chan"c ~
harm; h. always catches all tho
iish the most fastidious could
wish. ne traps most large and
costly furs Without the grief Of
cookie burrs. OH Who would 10
the Nndcs roam. with such good
hunting right az homc2
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
MRS. MARY Z. BALTUS
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Alleging abandonment MI Nart
D. HIItus Hss Ul'u suit fuI dt,urUr
from her husband, br Eugene ~
liul' U. lu ih, comp niuf ih, wIlui. 70
Ull, srs IA, uud tl, defendant n.'r
married loo Albuquerque. ~,pt'mb,r
~. 1904. abandonment taking p.,..
May - l'lo.
'pvr tor IA, summer 90, 90
ph,um
----.-...
sensational TVp.E,rl F.Htut, --
crystal
"Iipu.Tamrrs Revenge Cr, stall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

Regular meeting Of Moose
lodge
order Railway Employees
meets Va Elks' building
stated Conclave OF Pilgrim
cummandcry at $40.
American Ycomtu meet "a )
al odd Fellows hall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

NOW broom swtele ,;run.
quoted the optimist
nut often become soil.d surpris-
ingly soon" replied the pessimist.---
Buffalo Express,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

ron SALE or EXCHANGE $40.
ucT, ranch located iu artesiun belt
uf san iuuis valley, colorado. I'm
proVemcnts. For particulars see Tom
Dean. Fashion cafe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

LOsT--Tuessias night. either on sssr.
0nd street ear Ur Niaduct, scal
brown fur nc,k pic,c. FINDER phrase
return a. Herald Onice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

How did YOU Ike the actor Who
played the king
Ever since I rav him I have been
m FAVOR OF republic &C., l'llegonde
Batter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

Louis W Black of the Imperial
Louudr. company. b. iH aud Us cou-
unod tu us home ON North second
street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

FOnEC AST--Ncw Mexico
Tonight local snow aud colder
Friday: generally fair
MORE ~ that snow he men
ilnucd the either dav.
LOCAL WEATHER report
for 20 hours ending a. = a. nv.
Feb - Maximum temporal
turc. a. degrees. minimum. 81.
range. 10. a. : y. ~. 81. south
winds. partly cloudy. trace 81
SNOW
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

Tho rauc- DUsn'g inspires cont.
d'nrc posr's kidney pins fnr kidney
i'lH u'tu ointment for .lIu itching
byun trEulrts Tor mild laxative
-uLI d IN drug aIuIra-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

sensational Tvo-Rcel Feature -
'U Htal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
just nECEIyED

tLpl kbktElt HI
Most attractive ilnc ~ f'oFtigu suit
Hntierns. iHsdudln& the very newest
~ Engiisli n,esIinma weights and ulullIs
for spring wear.
H. a. SIELiTx,
Mt. ArnllIo FsuiIdiaw
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27
ALBUQUERQUE TAXI LINE
Stand at Sturges A0tel

Dt@lu al otuIkCs hobCA
Phones los aud Tea
Oakley CitfforL prop.
Rates Same 80 marks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-27

Sensational Tvo.Rcel Feature -
GrS stall