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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-01
BELIEVE THOMAS GIRL
FLED TO HER MOTHER

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Oct. Gl.-That
Miss Emaline Thomas. daughter of
Mrs. Anna Thomas, of Sacramento.
Cal. who disappeared mysterionsly
from Ursulina convent here. Saturday
night probably is fleeing to her moth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-01
NINE HURT WHEN
TRAIN HITS STREET CAR

CHICAGO. Oct. 31.-Nine persons
we're injured. one fatally when a Wa.
bash train. ploughed through Hal
s,ed-st. car at grade crossing at
West Seventy -fifth-st.. today. where
the tracks were in process of eleya-
ton. ~
c. f. Palmer. laundryman, was in
ternally injured, and will die.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-01
The Tea Wagon

There is certain unmistakabe air of elegance about
tea wagon 1t denotes refinement and good taste. We
believe however that this is the first time that tea
wagon has been included in moderate priced dining
offer remarkable This tea wagon exactly shown.
offer remarkable. his tea seXacty shown,
built, of ample proportions and has rubbertired steel
wheels Ordinarily this tea wagon if bought separately
in the regular way would cost at least $780, and would
be splendid value, too al its regular price.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-01
Collins Gives Medals.

Eddie Collins Of the Athletics has
given a set of medals for the base
ball championship OF Columbia uni
versity. In addition to the seniors,
juniors. sophomores and freshmen.
the law school students have team
and II is expected Collins will wit
ness some OF the games In the inter
class series.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-01
The Genuine CHARTERED Oak Buffet

is of handsome colonial design and massive in ap
pearance the top is Of the most beautifully Talked quar-
ter-sawed oak and highly polished. "A inches wide a
French plate mirror 32X8 across the top supported
by colonial standards Unlike most moderate priced bu
ets there full width linen drawer contained IN this
buffet as well as the small drawers lined for si
verware. Ordinarily this buffet sells at $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-01
Full Size Table Extends to 6 Feet

The dining table included in dining suite selling
at this price is usually the smallest size made The table
included in this suite is full size table extending to t
and having full 45-nch top The design is one OF the
newest, with beautiful colonial legs set plain non
dividing pedestal and surmounted by beautifully grain
ed highly polished top that closes with patent lock de
vice. This table has sold for less than $500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-01
Choivs Upholstered in Genuine Leather

Let ask YOU question What is the lowest price ever
quoted you for genuine Leather Dining Chairs with
CHARTERED oak frames $3.50 wasn't it? Now figure
five chairs at $3.50 that's $3.50 for the chairs alone,
and they worth every penny Of that. !.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-01

Britfan's next great battleship is
TO be called the iron Duke, for the
duke OF wellington.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-01

American egg output is valued at
81 600. 100000 year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-01

was not known to be engaged in any
love affair. according Ito cenyent ss-
thOritleS.
MANY INDICTED FOR ~-
ILLEGAL REGISTRATION
EVANSVILLE Ind. Oct 31-The
grand jury today returned % more
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-11

credit of such salary fund aud 10
such deputies shall bc employed rN-
Cept that authorization therefor shall
first be made uf record 10y resolution
ut such board OF county commission
ere, aud the salary aud number uf
deputies fixed. Every county official
shall be- Responsible upon his official
bond tor the acts OF any deputy or
deputies appointed by him. aud. ct
ter SUCH authorization from the board
OF county commissioner. shall iil"
with the county clerk for record the
commission and oath of office of ans
deputy 90 deputies appointed here
under
See. : I'm ease ot extraordinary
necessity Tor the protection uf life
und property. tho district court may
in ~ discretion authorize the 0Ba
pointment ot additional deputy sh,r-
IFS 20 be- employed during such per
ted ~ u may deem necessary aud
shall ilS their compensation which
.hail De paid cut OF the county court
fund.
Sec. 3. M county officer shall re-
,eive 10 his own use uny SALARY. fees
or cnolumCnts other than a. herein
above prescribed
Sec. ., The boards Ut county
la the state shall purchase aud pro-
vide the several county officers with
ali necessary stationery. postage and
office supplies. the actual cost there
~ 90 be-. paid out of the current oN-
pensc fund No county officers 9th
rr than the commissioner shall con
tract Tor or purchase suvh supple.
The cost OF such supplies for sup1t-
lntendcnt of schools shall Ne paid out
ut the general school fund
Sec. T. All county Officers shalt
respectively charge and collect an
fees commissions, mileage and per
diem heretofore Hnd nov. or Which
hereafter mas br. authorized by law
TO hU charged ana collected Tor ofti-
Cinl services rendered bv, them aud
shnll keep AN accurate and itomiItd
account thereof and ON ui before the
tenth day ut each month pay the
safnc over Ia tn, county treasurer at
their respective counties. HCcOmpanN
Ing cr u remittance by a tcrifi, q
copy uf the itemI2ed account cover. q
thereby An such county Officers
shall in Ike manner account for ana
pay over To- The county treasurer oi
thor respective counties all such
fees. commissions, mileage and pet
diem heretofore earned aud hcrcaf-
ter collected Tor official services rem
dcred 10y thnm from the respective
.utra when they qualified az such OF
.trers within thirty dnys from the
passage ~ this act they shall like
wise account for aud pay over all
such fees. commissions. mileage and
per diem earned and collected lbs
them prior To the passage ~ this act.
Al such fees, commissions mileage
or per diem which have been or MAJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-11
NJ RgIE NEh
ABE SERIOUSLY
INJURED


con,rary u hrti rtports coftea
qlatkei. Al tfbn4fs4A and +. T. schRat3.
= trio 81 Aibua0erquc mcn. who met
with an accident NJ okibck EaturjiaF
alter neon. some nftoNn miies out ~
tte4n ely fre 81 afrinuesT hurt
QnICkcl anefai1ed tac uioal aetioue In
1uFleE. NBin hurt interpeiiy. ~ ~
feafea lAAt patnmpaia nfat detelop.
NifbuHah d,trneing pnyOleians hope
1luned h1naath tno car ard Goodrich
ard sthnhHtf e4iriet0id him with
ss 6oodrich Jared vim SIR.
Go0dFieh thie InoruIne over the long
sIieiancc telephone Her husband was
"a ~ MATHS hospital IN RoeNeE
here at. cnirk1l b also 4 PATIENT
Nr. Schn4reI iefl Ros1eil early this
fIiefuiuf hna u nEpected to arrive here
this esensQR. he uas hedly bruised
and eaAhen Rp, BAL uot seriously IN
iufed. Ar. ooodflfh VIII leave Hos-
well th5nprrow, arriving IN AihuQuer-
uue Tomorrow nlHhI He VIII ne
tskRu 10 - 1osarhs hospi,ai hefe
eRd his inluriea SVEN atten.iop. Ex-
dleates that tho Shoulder blade and
q, liar bone are fractured. BECAUSE
~ ihe swelling 4 pae impossible 10
fedurp TIE fractures 10 10 TIE pres
an time. A1coralhE 70 Mr. Goodrich.
~ hla conyerhafion with Mrs 3Ood-
rich today. he. AR ouickei and AIR.
NchnnDcl left Roswell carl saturday
afternoon. lnfendlna 20 make 4 fast
rtp "a VanHhn, where Qulckel hoped
% Gates q train with view 10 ar.
giving "a Albuquerque saturday even
inR. ln order 70 aftend thh funeral OF
Arthur >. TeEFirT. his partner In the
automobile business. When fifteen
miles oui of Roswell. the car In which
they were riding Ekiddcd and turned
turtle From 3 o'clock Saturday az
teFneon until : o'clock sunday after
noon. the three men were lost. having
lost their bearings as the result Of the
shock % the accident rhey wander-
80 about the country together. agree
ing not 20 separate Finally on Mon
day afternoon. CLARK Dilley. a well
known RoswclI moiprisG found the
men In a daxed conclusion He placed
the men IN his machine and drove
Them quickly 70 Roswell. where they
uere placed in 81 MATS hoapital and
everything possible WAS Done 70 re-
fieve their sunerAngs ouirkei was
the most seriously injured and has SUI
Tered intensely ever s.nce the accir
dent Hia condition n kliil very SER
lous eud his mother. Mira =. b.
Qnickel. vii leave tonight for Ros-
well 70 be with him.
The automobile party left Aibnquer-
que for Roswell last Tuesday. krriv-
ing ~ their destination without usis-
hap. MI. ouickel ~ manager OF the
Qulekei and korber Auto company.
Mr. Goodrich - maHkEer o. the New
Mexico Cigar company. aud Mr..
selma bel IA q salesman for the Amer
lean Tobace0 company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-11
Schedule of Salaries for County
Offices Provided in Page Bill
Introduced in Senate Monday

treasurer aud cN-oftlcio collector. -.
$50: county cierk s2,fb0, probate
Judge $500. count, school supogin-
tondcnt tl.sO0. county commission
err each. $500
Curry.
sheriff. $4,000. asHcssur. $4,000.
treasurer and cX- officio collector. So
GEO. county CLERK. $1,000 probate
Judge. t4N0. county school suprrin
tendcnt. $1,000. county commission
err, each, 5000.
Bona Ann,
Sheriff. $4,000. Assessor f2.T5U,
tr.usurer and oN-otlicio collector s3,-
$50. county clerk $3.50; probate
ludgt s6N0 county school 9uperlu
tendenL $500. county comm ssiou-
err. each, $500.
i1ddy
sheriff $3.50 assessor. k2.1OO.
treasurer and ,x-ufiiriu collector.
$4,000 county clerk. $3.50. probate
Judge, $500, county school supctin-
t'ndent si.tGb; county ,ummisFiun
ers, each, S700.
Grant
Sheriff $4,000; aas,srur. &2.T5U.
treasurer aud CN-offipio collector
f2.9so, county 'lcrk, $3.50, probate
Judge, $500 county school fuppriu-
teudent 81 sac; county commisnlcn
cfs, each $500
t'unsinlups'.
sheriff $1,000. assessor, $4,000;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-11

The readers of this paper viii be
pleased 20 learn that there is al least
one dreaded disease that science has
oeen able 20 cure IN all is stages. and
that is Catarrh. HALLS catarrh cure
u the only positive cure nov known
20 the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing constitutional disease. requires
a constitutional treatment. Halrs
Catarrh cure IL taken Internally. act
lns directly upon the blood and nue.
Gus surfaces Of the system. thereby
dssiroytng the foundation of the dis
ease, ana giving the patient strength
b. building up the constitution and
assisting nature Ia doing lis work The
proprietors have so much faith In IL
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that Il
fails 10 cure. send for list % testi-
uoniais
Address r. ). CHENEY a CO.
Toledo. Ohio.
sold by all DrugElsts. Use.
Take Halls Family Pulls for con-
stipation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-11

Judgo, 500. county school superiu.
tondent, sl..oO. county commission
ore. each. $500.
san Miguel.
sheriff 5000, assessor. f2.75O.
treasurer ana nN-uttiCio collector
$3.50. county clerk. S2.15O. prohat,
Judge $500. county school superiu
ehdent ti,S0O; county commission
rrs, each, $500
santa Re.
Sheriff $500, assessor. $500;
treasurer and eS-offiCio collector.
s2,S00, county clerk s3.S00. probate
Judge $500. county school superIn.
tondeni $1,000. county commission
ors. each, t7oO
sierra,
sheriff. $500. assessor. Si.,0O
treasurer ana cx.otficio collector.
si5O0, county clerk. yl,s0O. probni,
Judge fiOo. county school supcrln-
londent $500, county commission
crs. each. 5000.
SOCorro.
sheriff f2,NOO. assessor s2,s00
treasurer aud cN-offiCio collector
S2.sOO, county clerk. t2.SOO, probat
Judge sGOO; county school superiu.
tcndent $1,000. county commission.
ers. each, S10O.
ini~.
Sheriff $500, assessor &i,i0o,
treasurer ana uN-utlCio collector
tt.fO0. county clerk. tl,iOO. probate
Judge. 500, county school supcrin.
teudont, $i2Ou. county commission
ers each, tt0o.
Torrance.
sheriff ti.6OO; nrsessur, 3i.i0O,
treasurer and ry-uffiCiu collector
$500, county clerK $1,000; probate
judge, $500. county school supcrin-
tcndcnt Si,tO0, county commission
rrs, each. $3.50.
linton
sheriff, S2,s0o, assessor $4,000.
treasurer and cX-otllrio collector
$500; county clerk. $500. probate
judge, $500, county school aupUrn-
tendcnt $1,000. county commission
ors each, t70o.
Nnlcncia.
sheriff s2.5o0. assessor. 5000;
treasurer and ,N-oifiClo collector.
$3.50, county clerk &@,260i probate
Judge. $500. county school suprriu
tendent. $500; county commission
ere each. s60G
See. O. The county commission.
crs shall allow and pay such deputief,
nud such actual expense, a. SHAH q,
thrut seem Just, necessary and Csttu-
tial to the performance at m" duties
Imposed hN law upon the NHrinus
county officers. and the service from
them rsuuircd suoh payments shall
be- made by warrant upon thC county
treasurer. payable Dut of the salary
tuna provided. no warrant shalt is-
sue. and M account shall be- approx
ed, or any other form of indebtedness
issued tor any amount Ia excess 0f
~ fuudH properly available To tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-11
RRHAN FUNERAL At
J TND I0MORH0N
AFTERNOON
Rev. Hugh A. Cooper to Con-
duot Services in Pfesbyter.
ian Church; EIks' Service at
the Grave.

the mineral OF n. W. u. Bryan.
whose sudden aud unlocked Tor death
yeatcfdng proved a shoes 20 the en-
iife uommunlly, win be held tomorrow
afternoon. with services IN the pres
hytefian church a. O'Clock REV.
Huah Cooper will conduct the SER
victs IN ire church. The E'ks wall a..
eonduet services IN FaIrViaw ems-
lofcy. Nhcre burial viii b. MADE.
The BefnaliilO C0un's FAR aseUein-
tion will alao attend tae funeral IN q
hody and will have memorial services
IN the court house az q Time 10 Je en-
nounced later.
The active pail beascr- Tor ths
funeral tomorrow WI oc Metsrs w
j. 1ohneun NoR Iitcid. Louis ilfeld
Louis McRae. George iSascmnu. md
Pitt nosA.
The henorafy pou hearers VIII Ia
former Dovernur ~ X Silver OTTO
Diccknann. Summers , lrkhnr,. Dr.
70. r. Boyd. g. ~ kest
The University Of New Mexico VII
be closed al day tomorrow In honor
Of Mr.. Brsnn ana the faculty win at
tend the faucral scrv.cee In body
with n large part Of the students.
we shall have formal memorial
service later on" said Or. David ~
Boyd. president % the university this
morning. TO show our deep sense Of
loss end our estimate Of the chaiac-
Ter Of Dir. Bryan. Personally. I have
KtVer had anything camc AZ such q
shock During my mountaineering
p'ith ar. Bryan I came 20 form a
very high estimate Of bis charaCttf
and was always especially struck witii
she fact that his rare public spirit
WAS not only theoretical bat entire
" practical He needed only 10 be
shown that "A proposition was for the
public welfare and the public up'ift
and ne ~ once began to push Il. Ills
death il very. very heavy loss a.
the university. More than I can eN-
press"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-11

Paths Weekly Of Exceptional Inter
Cst--CryHtnl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-11

treasurer and cx-officio collector, 81.
O0O: county clerk. $4,000, probate
Judge, $500 county school superln-
tondcnt. $500; county commission
err. each, $500.
sheriff $4,000: assessor, $4,000
treasurer and ex-offiCiO collector.
s2.CWD. county clerk. $1,000: probate
Judge. $500; county school superin-
tcndcnt, $1,000. county commission
crs. each. $500
sheriff, $3.50, assessor, $4,000,
treasurer ana eN-oificio collector
f2.3OO. county clerk. $4,000; probate
judge, $500: county school superin
tcndcnt 1900. county commission
crs. each 500
Mckinley.
sheriff, $4,000, assessor. $1,000.
treasurer aud ex-ufflcio collector
81 eco. county clerk. $4,000, probate
Judge t300 county school superin.
tendfnt $500; county commissioner,
each. $500
sheriff $1,000. assessor t2.ooO,
treasurer ana eN-officio collector
$1,000 county clerk, $4,000, probate
Judge. tA00, county school supcrin'
tcndouL Si.50O; county commission
ers each $500
OtctO.
sheriff S2.150. ussrssur, sgI5b,
treasurer ana cX-offioio collector,
f2.75O; county clerk 81, prohll"
Judge $500 county school superiu-
tDndcnt tl,b0O. county commission
ers, each. 500.
sheriff, $3.50; assessor s2,t"o.
treasurer and cx-offictU collector
Judge $500, county school superib-
'cndent $1,000. county commission
orH, each 500.
Rio Arrlba.
sheriff $1,000 assessor, ti.i0o:
treasurer aud tx.ofucio collector
'l5o0. county clerk. $500. probate
Judge. sa0", ,uuntN school suporlu-
tcndcnt, $500. county commissioner,
each. $500.
isoo.stsit
sheriff $4,000: assessor. $500.
treasurer and ox-officio collector,
81 1880, county clerk. $500; probate
JudgH, 1900 county school superiu-
tendont, $1,000. county commission
crs. each, S5Oo
Sandosai.
sheriff. loo. assessor. $1,000.
treasurer and pX-ufflclu collector
fl,9oo. county clerk. ti.gO0, probate
Judge. $500, county school superin
tcndcnl fS0e. county commissioner.
each. tAOO
san Juan.
sheriff Se.oO0 assessor ti,SOoi
treasurer ana ga Oificlo collector.
$500, count, clerk. $500, probate
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-11

be turned over To the state treasurer
shall be- forthwith paid over bS sdid
officer 10 the treasurer of the county
from which RENTED Warrants Tor
such amounts shall be- drawn hy the
stat" aI,.,tor upon the said state
treasurer.
The county treasurer shall issue
proper receipts Ton an such remit
tanCcs. The official accounts of 80
county officers shall be- subject To- IN
spoction and audit, az provided by
law
Section r. The treasurcrs of the
several counties IN the state shall Gre.
ate fund To- be known and dcss
mated as the county ulaD fund. tu
which shall bc credited an mouics
received from the sources mentioned
~ IN" preceding section.
see 2 FROM an taxes aud license
ct whatsoever character which hn1a
been collected In the zcN eral count
al the state since the qualification uI
the county Officers elected nt the gen
cral election held on November I'm
1871. and which are hereafter collect
ed, eight per ccntum shalt ho deduct
90 ana credited 10 the aforesaid
county salary tuud
Provided. That from said fund
there shall hC paid To predecessors OF
present assessors all commissions law
iully due from collections which are
based upon assessment made by such
predecessors, respectively.
Sec. 10. Except UF oth,rv ise pro
Nidod IN this act, the salaries uf ull
county officers shall be- paid quarter
W out at m" county salary fund, dp.
on warrants drawn hy the county
commissioner Such salarirs shall
hr pdid from TIRE RESPECTIVE" dates up.
on which ths several county officers
qualified
Provided. Salaries ct county super.
intcndcnts uf school. aud Dxprudl-
lures incidental lu the prrturinpnuu
OF the duties ut such offite, shall hr
pad quarterly out Of the general
county school fund of the respective
counties
Sec a. wherever mdcr the law
any county officer ~ required tu give
a surety company bond. the premium
thereon shan b, paid out of The couu-
IS current expense tund
Sec IL The provisions of Tins
act shall be- construed us applicable
and Ia force from and after tha dnte
OF qualification by the several coun,
~ officers elected al the first gen
cral election held under the ,onHtiiI.
tiun at the state
See 90. That II is uo,,-.sry rpr
~" preservation nt the public peace
ANA safety of the inhabitants 81 tb.
state ~ Sew Mexico. that The pro
visions of this Act shall hecom. I'll.
iectiv" az the earliest poSsihl time.
ana Therefore an omcrgcncv iA hcr,h,
declared Ia exist. ana this Act shall
lake effect ana be- In full force and
eii"c' from ana after ~ passage
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-11

lspss-ssI GsrresssaasRgs 90 ths hernia !
SANTA Ne, -. A., Fch. io.--FoiioN 10
lng ~ the bill introduced YESTERDAY
In the senate by Ar. Page OF Mchin'
Iey county pro, idiHg q new solution
OF the problem 81 fixing salaries ioi
county officers,
Classifying the several Counties Of
the state. for the Purpose Of f.N'
ing salaries Of County Officer
ProyidinF TOR Expenditure Incl
dent 40 the Performance of Dutie'
ReQuircd Of County Officers, ana
for other Purposes Relating Ther r
g..
bs IN Enacted by the Legislature Of
tha state of Sew Mexico.
Section Based upon area lsopu-
latiOn. taxable property, and ,Apeciai V
~ services 60 hc performed, for tii'
purpose OF fixing salaries Of county
Officers the several counties Of the
state are hereby clufAified as follows
IN the following iist each county
constitutes clafu in the order given. ,
ftornaliiio county, ChnVes count.
COlfux count. Curry county, bpna
Ana county. EddY county Gram
county. Guadalupe county. Lincoln
county. Luna county, Mckinley coun
49, Mora coGnig. 90 'ro county, QUAY
count =. Rio Afriba oounty, itOoaoNfii
county SandOyal county san Juan
county. San Miguel county, Santa ~
county. Sierra county, socOrr0 coun-
ty Taos county, Torrance county
Union county. Valencia county
Soc. 2. Tire annual salaries oi such
county officers are hereby fixed AZ
BernallIlo.
sheriff ss,Oo0i assessor. $3.50.
treasurer nn6 pN-Offics0 collector. g.
T5o. county clerk t2.T50i probate
Judge. $500. county school superin.
tcndeut. ti.k0e; county commission
crf. each 1900.
ChnNea.
Sheriff. $4,000; assessor. t2.750,
treasurer and ex-officiO collector, S2,-
100; county clerk, t2.Ib0; probate
Judge. t60os county school supsrin-
lendent, $3.50; county commission
erE. each, $500.
Colfan.
Sheriff. $1,000, assessor tz,7eoi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-11

Tomorrow. February H. IL the
birthday of Abraham lincoln. oh
served ;hrouEhout the country az
Lincoln Day" with appropriate cxer.
cisea Ia thq public schools and elise
where. Interesting programs have
been arranged In the local city and
country schools with patriotic cxer-
cises In which the children VIII take
part
A. he University q program 20
hate been itn icrcd tomorrow has
been postponed Wnfii Thur day 40 the
University viii close all day tomorrow
out ~ respect "a the memory ~ the
late Y. W. y, Bryan. president of the
board 81 regents. whose death oc-
CURED yesterday
ON Thursday "a the assembly hour.
10 a. m. judge Edward A. Mann viii
deliver sn address on I lincoln. ". -.
Cook will rccl.c the Gettysburg adj
dress and there will Ice three tnuSicai
numbers. n girls uunrteite. boys
quartette and solo by Miss MARY
McFic. President Boyd will preside
at the exercises
Rabbi Mcndei silbcr viii speak on
Lincoln az the regular services az
Tempic Albert Friday night
--a-a.---------
Pathe weekly OF Exceptional Inter
est--Crystai.
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ALBUQUERQUE HAS
RIGHT TO THE
STATE FAIR
Roswell Not Responsible for
ANY Opposition That Has
Developed. Declares @. A.
Richardson, Prominent At
torney.

That albuquerque hHE nursed the
state fair for three decades and tnHt
the institution belongs 10 Alhugucr-
cue by right at possession and prccc-
dent. was declared today by Hon. q.
A. Richardson, a prominent attorney
81 Roswell who spent the day here
en- route from santa Fe 60 his home.
Roswell n not responsible for ans
oppOsitiOn that has developed IN san
On Re with reference 10 the measure
now pending approprlating q CertGln
sum for the eHta blishmcnt ana man
tennncc Of the state fair In Albuquer-
que" said Mr. Richardson. 'toEWoll
people realize that Albuquerque b.
the logical place for the state iir
and are not In ans way attempting O,
create opposition % the plan. Per
sonally ! believe the opposition i-
manufactured In santa Re.
Paths Weekly Of Exceptional Inter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-11
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Afthur s. Tcsaier and Mr. and
siFa T.. a. Tcssier take this method
- extending sincere thanks aud graf
ilude 20 all those who rendered acts
81 klndneaF and rendered sympa ths
during the illness and after the death
are extended 20 the kntghte Of Cos
iumbre those who AsTyed as pail
hearers and all wh0 sent ff0rai offer
inEE.