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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20
COLLEGE FOOTBALL

Northwestern did not get much en- joyment out of it's game with Perdue, having three players kicked in the face and all by the same foot.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20

Princetons rushing Is not coming along as fast as it might and Blue thenthal is finding it hard to infuse his center men with his own speed and keenness for getting into the play.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20


 Tommy Campbell is doing a mighty good job with Wink" Rollins out in the Harvard Stadium. Last years freshmen end is coming along fast as a haIfback and surely has a varsity career ahead of him.
 A lot of time has been lost in Cam bridge because of the bad weather. Graduate Manager Moore of Harvard went to New Haven to talk big game tickets with Tommy Thompson and incidentally take a peek at the new Yale -'bowf' and Capt. Ketcharn's g eleven.
 Yer wefbe, who did so much at New Haven five years ago to put the Grim son in position for Vic Kennard to kick his winning field goal is keeping in touch with football down in Ten nessee and frequently ofaciates in vanderbtlt.s games.
 sammy White, Princeton's Harvard and Yale game hero Of 1911, is ont west and has been assisting the uni versity of Nebraska coaches. White says the eastern freshmen teams could beat most of the western varsity elev- ems he has seen-
 Waiter Sugden, Harvard O2s and uBel s.upuIeH qod uo Lelueo E7lsLeA at Cambridge, still is officiating in the south Last week while refereeing the Pittsburgh West Virginia game, there coach, cont ended that the receiver of a successful forward pass had been hiding under a raincoat on the side line.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20
By Wagnr.1

President O'Rourke of the Eastern association said today before he left for the annual meeting of the direc- tors in Hartford that he intended to object to Joe Whalen of Meriden vot- ing. Whalen has sold an option on his club to the Scfnski brothers and O'Rourke thinks they should cast the vote. Although the entire amount has not been paid. enough has been given to 4Whalen to assure him that the Scinsli brothers cannot w1thdraw their offer. Wha1en, who is support ing JackSSu1livan for president, will probably insist on voting and 1t looks like a lively seFsfon- The Eastern Baseball Writers are also meeting in Hartford today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20

The Remington -Yost eleven will play the heavy Thomaston team at Yost field next Sunday. The boys from the Naugatuck valley will bring down a crowd of 500 rooters. They are regarded as one of the strongest
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20
O'ROURKE TO OPPOSE WHALEN
 IN CASTING VOTE FOR MERIDEN
Bill Bannon Veteran Goal Tender To Captain
 Bridgeport Polo Team

teams in the state and the Yosts will have to hustle to beat them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20

A lot of time has been lost in Gam bridge because of the bad weather.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20

Bannon will be captain of the local polo club in the new league. Bannon tended goal for Bridgeport in 1908 and was regarded then as the best in the country. Candy Harper, another old Bridgeport favorite, will be with New Haven.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20

Miss Marcia Delbridge, ex '1S, Is thu guest of Miss Jane Patchen at thu latter's home. North Washington ave nue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20

Norman Hall, ex '15, is now employ ed by the Singer Manufacturing com pany MT. Hall holds a leading part in s'Everywhere,'' which is soon to be presented at the Park Theater.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20

The results of the college football games Saturday show the Yale and Harvard are more advanced than their opponents Harvard rolled up 47 paints on Holy Cross after the Worcester boys had made a touch down as a result of a Harvard tumble. Yale showed great power against Lehigh but it must be considered that Lehigh had a very weak team, due to injuries, and the E1fs on that account do not deserve so much credit. Penn syTvan1a made a fine showing against Brown. It looks as if Penn will have one of her strongest eaevenS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20

The new jerseys for the football team have arrived and were distrib- uted at practice this afternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-20

The Yosts have an all star back field this season. It will be hard fc opposing teams to stop Birmingham Smith and HaIlopin when they gV started.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
N'K|NLEY. COUNTY
PRISONERS 60
TO SANTA FE
John Cabodi, under Death SEN
tence for Murder and George
Swan. Sentenced for Life,
Among Those Taken TO Pen
itentiary.
gIO-3ia :. SECOND ST.
Mail Orders Ruled Promptly.

sheriff u l.. Roberts and two dep
titles we're IN Albuquerque to-day fof
iall an hour. On route from Gallup 90
'anta Fe with bunch of Mckinley
county prisoners. sentenced last week
by Judge Raynolds In the district
curt The prisoners were given
breakfast here The bracelets we're
,aken on the wfonRdoers while they
Aefe eating breakfast az the Harvey
unch room at the santa Pc station.
Winchester rifles in the hands az the
sheriff and his deputies proved sum
lent warming "a the prisoners as 20
what would happen " any attempt
aas made to escape. The most im-
,oriant prisuner ln the party was John
"abod, who Was last week convicted
of murder in the nrst degree and
sentenced 40 hang on June goth. Ca
bod was convicted 81 killing an ltsl-
IAN woman az Gibson last February.
Pending an appeal a. the supreme
curt Cabodi h 10 be closely confined
u the ponitentiarA. lie is nerco
.oOking italian and apparently taNes
lls fate in matter Of fact manner.
Notwithstanding that he n under
death sentence. Caoodi partook 81
ubstuntiHl breakfast 'hcor this morn.
Ing Tie WAS reckless In ordering and
mad meal on the county that caused
the shcrin 10 gasp when he paid he
oill The prisoner next In importance
lee Cahodi ~ George swan, a negro,
who was sentenced 10 serve from sixt5
.o ninety years IN the penitentiary for
The murder Of Pearl Worth. whom
he allied IN gallup several months
ego swan pleaded guiliy 20 murder
IN the second degree. he h. man
about g. years old. apparently not
very Intelligent. aud claims 10 have
oiled the woman while IN q Jealous
age. resulting from too frequent an
piicatlon 81 the morphine remedy.
Among the other priaoners taeen 10
santa ne today are Joe Fina. larceny
from ~ months 10 years, Manuel
Mares, larceny of horses. from 3 Ia 4
ears aud two Navajo Indians, lhr-
ems. u year 10 year and half.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
rIn INDIAN SCHOOL.


commencement AL the Albuquerque
Indian school closed last NIGHT. u
was In many Ways The most success
ful ever held q, the biz government
institution. a particularly pleasing
feature was the large number ~ vls-
itore from the city VINO attended "a
eserclses and found them interesiin
and entertaining and profitable The
courtesy OF the superintendent AMI
school officials in mixing il easy for
the public to attend has had much to
do with the large number ~ towr
people present Moreover the peoni-
~ Aihuanerque are coming 60 realiz,
what an Important asset they have In
the Indian school, what large
amour, 81 money II places In circuln-
ton here annually ana 10 what an
extent Il adds 20 the educational inn
porianee ~ this city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06


Despite much that has been said
ana written 80 Inc contrary. health
conditions IN American cities. - else
uhere IN civilization. are improving.
n diminished death rates are cri-
seflon. And yei health conditions n
oar great cities are not good CROUCH
io satisfy the humanitarian--at any
rate thoss conditions which accom-
pan, or follow the Rrayesi social ana
oeonomic diseases Of the body polite.
AZ recent womans menstrual EXIT
hsildn we're piacards showins disease
ensenderlna conditions. Ooyi0uHiy IN
sanltary sweat shops. IA nhieh con
anmplives work On underwear. shirt
waists. bsd snd liable linen. lace coli
la,n ane ofner rcvments. 40 BE- sold
IN tha barerin counter and % Ne M
irnannsd with al their Germ content
snte other homcs a plaeord bore
nshior's ssaicment. - have found ifg
fsmillea. Az with eonlssious disease,
as.nr thh scnsmeni work. Nicslf
naIl,. peconN re SOLD a. uihlsa for
So 1ll.ia.aos - ihia ssnlblilon we're
aI0aIaphs a. > mother and 'wo
NI.|8t>a b anuailf ropm erRehins
.H al& ~ - lhe ehi'eren iAe'h
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
rrsE HIGHT MAN.

The New Mexico Normal university
az las Vegas has done we'll Ia retain
ing Dr. Frank ". y. Roberts A. presl.
dent Of that institution. Dr. Ron-
er,s has amply demonstrated that he
- the particular man for the place b.
occupies ne has bronEh the Normal
Up 70 a high standard Of efficiency
has greatly Increased the enroilmen'
and generally brought about moe
grarifyins condition 81 Affairs a. th'
bls nchool His task, however ~ not
completed and me Normal needs hi'
services 20 carry on ths work "a
splendidly lnnugurated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
pnreEnvaNn THE cANAh LOCK
naTfs~.

one II the mem important ~ Inc
uneaiions thns presented themselves
IL the construction Of she l'saema
.knal uaA snat - snissble neans ~
.aessrsn ina from corrosion me s,euc-
shrai steel 81 the look sases. valves.
eio Tness wln b. sxpoSsd 10 The &C.
sien elsher 81 tals water or Of 1rerh
&hier highly CHARGED with deca,ins
vegetable matter. ~ comparatively
hleh Temperatures and often swiftly
running. They sin be ascess bic Cor
Inspection en6 repair only a hong
intervals. Thr iees gates. whlch rep
resens over ee.oee tens OF rtrneiprii
steel have exterios surfaces % over
.ebo. coo square feet. aiil have poy-
lions Of their STRUCTURES continually
Immersed. other portions Will be- AZ
sernascly lmmersed and exposel 20
The air. and sin others viii r. ex-
posed 10 me ai9 coaslnnally. The IN
terror surfaces 81 the lock-ga str'ie-
tures wal be soblecs 20 moisture %
condensation and leakage anu WEN 5e
a hlxh ten,peratures These interior
|surfacsa. which have sosrl ruiref-
aclal area lneladsne stiaene-a &c.
~ over s.aoo see square feet. VIII he
accessible with difaculty. and r.
palntlne wsii be effected only a. sreat
espense and Inconvenience u u
doubtful Il. In the present state a
knoaiadns Il he nri. a wsll he possl-
hle r. prevent rasalne awny ~ cur
roslon Of this steel. except al The *
pence 81 comparatively frequen. re-
painting. !, should De said. however,
mat the class of protective paint
adopted by the engineers for he In
seriors Of the lock gates u uraucs
tionsbiy the most efficient fof tns
purpose that the present knowioaz'
Of me ara affords. although this sans
material probably would NOT s.se sat.
iaIaeslon IL used on surfaces EXPOSED
even internationally 50 sunlight sn'
open air.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

A colorrd man Of Alabama who ran
q ferry was one day thus acoosied BY
Il poor white man,
''Uncle Nose. want 10 cross. but
haven't sol 80 money"
Uncle Nose scratched his head.
eDonn YOU got no money talig" he
quefied
NO. said the wayfaring stranger
"a Nayen't q cent"
"Bui Il don cost YOU hut cents
insisted Uncle Mose. ter cross ~
ferry"
n know said the white man, hut
hafent got z cents
uncla Nose wss "a = qunDdarF.
BorH ~ said finally. = d0ne ieli
~ what. ~ man what's nfl ~ ;
cents AM les ~ well OF - az sh1e
% a. fihbrr ~ on a. oaan4 -. m
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

The young man who lives within
his means dresses plainly, puts pot.
lnh 10 his brains whether his boots
shine or not tolls honestly Tor hs
daily bread h snubbed by what =
called society. while the young man
who beats The tailor out Of a cut away
suit Of clothes. gets his old mother 20
piit polish on his shoes, with q few
cloves Ia mis- pocket and cigarette in
his mouth. he is q bell sheep Va society
IN this blessed year Of our Lord
Tucumrari Newa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06


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|la' tnth y ~ mrmpefs -
AZ new rnh.n+i il sta8aehls samii-
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~.
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s,. 49,. @s.4 ~, a.. rrns sin,s IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

Ice Cream
81 Jsan Hubs


ronndpslon. lps ~ cream.
Fresh unceoked cream.
suaAr
fHtpfine
cream bcaldsa
sugar dissolved In ihe cteasn
Fiasaflhs added when cream and
suanr are COAL
anafl nahi cream.
cnpfal ~ iupk
eaeA peli hsaten.
! enn ~ sugar
Cook in 81 dopbse halter unill
stnoolh. reol flavor and freeze
apart 81 mik.
. Cgipful ~ cream
eags. we'll beaten.
I Gun ~ sugar.
tablespoonful of ilonr.
MIX the 2ouf with the sugar and
add tn the nfher inaredienle. cook
Tor twenty minutes IN \ double boiier.
cool. flavor and freeze
To allow Tor aWelllng 81 the cream
IN the freeaer. only three-fourthr o.
much MIXTURE ~ the fTeezer VIII
held should bf used.
tremch vanlgta lev Cream.
eees.
Gun SUGAR.
Pinch ~ salt
80 cupn Of acalded milk
cups Of heavy cream.
tablespoon ri vanilla.
a. nd Cd
sugar and anti. SIR she hot milk ~
gradually. Cook in double BOILER
untll the mixture thickens and g
slight coating "a formed on the
spoon. strain. cool ana add the
chram and vanilla Freeze. using
three parts 81 finely crushed Ice 90
one aart rock salt. 10 insure q smooth
fine strained creauA
Heavenly Ice cream.
cups 81 cream
cup al cold boiled rice.
4 cup 81 macaroOn crambs.
= cup Of finely chopped almonds.
! cup OF powdered SUGAR
Juice of one lemon.
Stir the cream into the rice slowly.
mixing thoroughly. then add other in.
gradients. md when al are thorough
81 mlxed. freeze.
Raspberry Ice Cream.
pipt cream.
Gun Of raspherrles. slightly
crushed.
y cup powdered sugar.
Juice % one lemon.
Mix together and freeze.
berries may he used IN place
~ the raspherrics.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

lie sI.ouId worry.

Joe lmpy took gang Of men IN
his auto to work an the roads some
Ave miles EAST Of this city. The first 81
set s. per for sailing around eight
hours with a pick and shovel. and be
laaen 40 his jo0 in gayiy decorated
car with lunch. water bottles AMI
sundry jugs carefully slowed. wh't
fecks he Of the cost 81 living Mag
dalena News.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
nll tlne Nan.

judge Mann struck square from the
shoulder in his commencement speech
wAen he naid that there n no nee
Of any change In the form Of our gov.
eminent. hut that there is naoi fof The
application Of the duty Of the citizen.
Given this the so-called complex prob
lens 81 the government would soon
settle thepsel, ~. RoaNeil SeWs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
PROVE POOR sPELLERs


= washington. june e--An old .
. fashioned spelling bee conducted .
= ~ the National pnwH club ~ .
. wafhluRton and blli 4 - contest
. between newspapel men and .
3 statesmen WIS Won last nlehf hy =
. Representative Fnn4 w. Vllls, 9
. Of ohio. after nftocn Wasn.ox;tn =
. 90 reapOndeute. seven ssla,Vrs 9
. and seven u.enibtss o. ~ f.tsc
. had been spelled down.
. Il was M cvenlnr 81 metfi- .
= ment IN which rlfs'H Wilson. =
= Secretary nssan ana h.h3s, ~ =
. thef usilclpi loia 5olhrd
. lavi - lionston. -et,iafs ~ =
. anfirulDlre and long school =
= inarter. wss "lh" praaHun'er" =
. he encouraged ti,e ~ ll"ts iaf =
. nrei by n series &c easy Nul'is. .
= Eit.aa sssa - Atsufst ~ sfi- =
= xoaa. "caflus ana Secretion npin. .
. dexter 'ma use bot lnan 81 dealt =
. the mos, dlmcult words he was =
= yhlc "a nnf =
. before Hps ns bee Sec .
= Rotary Hry8m read AN ode % =
= the Printing Press The presi =
. dent snN and heard. fof The frsf
= time some taiking-mpvius pic =
. lures
.ssesSSooe~eSetsHs
Onion ssE~, rvd, ss'it,w and wlf,e
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

Sow h the time 90 set rid Of Your
henmnilsm Try u twenty-five cent
'ottle ~ Chamberlaln's Linlmeng and
wee how quickly your rheumatic pains
disappear. Sold by on druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

one admirable feature OF Roswelrs
prog esslyeness that lmpresses the vls-
ltor II The sight of the sprinklius carts
Ia action Ration Range.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

Maybe California thought that Nj
nryan was dsliverlns one ~ his cfan-
fauana lnlkH Fort sumner Review.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

The under dog does not care much
for The sympathy that cannot ne
touched for loan.--sprinRer stock.
man.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

,tahe - nns.es
..-.--
roumentemens
y tfawlns nenf
Fns sweet EiF' sFHa
Bifmlnaham kae. lserald
4na In her avn
sweet. lovely way.
she'll settle nfnb-
Sehns,uun fsene,sat.
Then sh44l - nnme
With nud ana 81.
and SETTLE down
70 helplna inn.
--fonnemaUn Teieeram
I4kele she Wilt
Not tais sweet beilei
syhate ueln noof ma
she win tketle
--Iohnssown Demaerai
raie wiii 70
Home and resi- for
yshr ~ 10.
-t4auefon past.
o.
xr- rnffTl-s IL tkns. culehra cut
LOVE rs pl.f<p- -especlaily the
Mind of love thas attaeas esotlsis
RECORDS are fragile things: YOU
.e.n.t laser an. vithout nreatioe n.
o.
THE EUROPEAN war-ciauds are
scasiarrd aehsn.
20
weather. about the ultimate fate o.
rintinennn,ia
o.
or COURSE. the notoFlety Of Il an
u,ust have been very repuennng 10 col
one, Roosevelt.
-
TIE HON. cox Of ohio. appenrs to
have been exoneratsd. Another load
81 CIR ,,lua
n
WOMAN can stand n,ora fhan man
can HnweSer she ien't exnected 10
amer ir silence
ny DOING, man a fa.ar YOU may
ranvs 4, bfrt N fhe ,henrx that one
nona arm deserves a dozen more.
BILL YEGGs she burglar. has r.
formed He ~ llghi-hearted and
founA !, a gree: Nardshfp not to BE-
able Ia sina "a his work.
o
AFTER SOME men have been
handed a lemon they act AZ II they
were irving 10 corner The vinegar
market.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
State News.


New Town spring. Tp-Arrlvah
fom the south say that Spasding
RickfOrd. II ais. OF the Rio Alimbres
irrigation compaE,, are rnpidls
building good-rized town on theL
tract al Mile Poet Twelve On tho
yer City branch, rarily complete,
race track. innamemble tents dnl
cabins Rnd carloads Of piping beins
prominent features 81 the landscape
NARROW Escape Tor Molori-t.--T y.
johnson of Springer and John Eryien
at santa Re went into the ditch viii
their auto near the sapello river cn
route 10 Las Vegas johnson wa
painfully bruised but no blood wr,
shed and no homes cracked.
Valcntfa inSiitute--'rho Vniencin
County Normal institute h under was
at Fielen With Mrs. Nora Brumback
as conductor and the Attendance b.
sra,lfyingly large.
Be;en 20 Have = Clean-rp Day
A mass meeting h called Tor next
Thursday nighl At Belen ~ compiet'
plans Tor ois Ci.sn-up nay IN 'hsi
lively burg
Eircbugs Barn CRbin--The hnding
% @ pair of strange spurs and q
match box beside the ruins of IN"
Spates cabin in the Black range neal
Hiilsboro Indicates inoendiaTism Mr.
Spntes places his loss at $500. includ-
ing diamond ring and two new suits
81 stole clothes
Indians M Rect Firlds--rhrty nv'
Indians from Npedi,s Cat. Iva chnrge
of q government agent arrived o.,
Roswell N NJ. sandal morning am
Nere taken nut 80 The Farm. where
they have temporary quarters. Tho.
viii be employed In the beet neidf
this summer some Of the Indians are
graduates from carlisle. Pa. indian
school. aud are dandy ball players
John Nolan says he n COINS To or.
ganize ieam among them and give
the Grays rnn for their money.
.a---
Mi,-l0m so,icaies Mect Delegates
from all over the state have been
arriving 80 Roswell 10 atteDd the an.
nusl State meeting Of the missionary
societies Of the Christian church a.
be held there. 4 strong program h
announced and many statewide
speakers Will make addresses durins
the week
Horse Thieves eNtencesi-Frank
Roscoe. Golden Gamble and James
Newman on pleas of guilty 20 Inc
charge Of horse sieallng. were sen.
fenced In the district court ~ Ros-
well YESTERDAY. Roscoe was given
three 10 tnree and . hair years IN the
peniteniiary. Gamble two and q hali
to three years IN tho reform school
and Sim Newman two 20 three years
which was suspended during good he
haNior.
l8ghtnina lalls 80 lnlnrc--As }. u
Morehend rude up 20 his house nenI
I.prdsburg recently. boh OF light
nNg struck the house. tore up thf
roof aud went 20 The ground through
the house, "a passed about ten Zee
from whese his children were siitins
hat they feli no ~ eneci from IA
shock. The lightning did NOT sel ,h'
huildlng on Gre. and M Morehea'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

Food for reflection never SATISFIES
ths hungry man ssn Mareial stand
ard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

rrim-.s', raver,. "a NortA second.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

Onion scts, rrd, ss.lh,w and whistle,
per pound, iOe siruuied sets. Sc per
pound. ~ w. Zee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
Let the HERALD
FoIlOw You

. Don't rlap your paper when =
. you leave the city for your va =
= cation.
. You VIII want 20 know what n .
. going On ~ horr In "a business .
. and social way and all you need =
. 60 DO IL Go leave your new adj =
. dress nc the HERALD and your =
. home paper WIN stay right with =
q YOU. >
= Write Your vacation address on .
. card and drop Il in the post =
. office addressed 60 the HERALD =
= of telephone u ln. wen do the =
. rest =
. % . 90 ANSN 80 =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS
STIRLING oar Az cow ANn sOMR
RON t.Elss.

mo hcsi cIanre 10 SAVE MoNry
rlaht now.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

II Is certainly a great deal 81 pleas
ure 10 look at two fine blooded Lam
bert Jersey COWS a. Henry Leather
man Is the proud owner Of u We
only had many more such choice
breeds of stock OF COWS and horses
az Nr. Leatherman IL possess0r o..
Taos valley would make "a far better
showing than IL does ~ the presept
time.--Taos Recorder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

WI'rIIHf -'HII'EVH wv IF'T'NHI"E
from all over the state have been
arriving 81 Roswell 10 attend the an.
nusl state meeting of the missionary
societies Of the Christian church a.
be held there. 4 strong program h
announced and many statewide
speakers viii make addresses durinf
the week.
The evening world., 1913-02-28

cks and all the dainty combination Colorngs.
sxsimpson Csswfoed second Floor.
The evening world., 1913-02-28
CullElnss 1erses e D,,..

Ene captains and district workers Of
Ne Firm Assembly District win be
ssodsrsd . theatre party and banquet
~ me executive member q the district,
Cnarlss W. Cuikin, on next eat.
evening. Mr.. Cuikin's eussts
- attsnd the performance Of oeorr,
Conan at the Grand Opera House in
Uecadway Jones'" sfSr which q ban.
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