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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
TO
At ONCE REBUILD
BURNEDCOTTAGE
Loss of Saturday Is Fully Cow
cred BY Insurance; Fire
men Handicapped By Lack
of Water and Pressure.

Thr urEuuI ,aT'. Jhr group
cot nuluis. mtNu- rc l'r,aby-
terrain rinatorium, badly damaged hy
iir" late Saturday afternoon. viii hc
rebuilt as uuicklF as insurance ad-
lustcrs finish their work according
tu an announcement made Dos Row
Hugh a Cooper superintendent OF
the institution IN, building was in
surnd Tor 10000 ana me loss hoy fire
viii probably not reach. or In amy
event cVcHcd this amount luycsti-
CATION has developed that lack Of
sufficient water ana sufficient pres
sure handicapped tho fircmeu greatly
in lighting the flames, which u s.
believed. could have been controlled
had considerable water supply been
available when th" rrcmcn first
started The distance OF water
plug from the suuutorium and me
fact chat me suuatorium is situated
en- height are given as explanations
for the deficiency u service rendered
Aud ~ is also claimed that had the
engine been Stationed 40 the plug with
shorter pun the pressure would
have been better
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
W a. NELSON

represented Judge Guthri, In the com
tempt case.
The motion purrortcd Go be- an az
ton In behalf Of sheriff Edwin Win
stanley and alleged that Mr. Nelson
should not have been taken from the
Shcrin b custody upon writ granted
IN the court "f appeals with only one
ct ~ three Judges on the bench.
sheriff Winsianlvl when informed Of
Tie motion, rcpUdlatcd b.
Judge Nlicrton theroupuu suggested
that 10 there Hr -. CORRECTION the ,asC
remain in its present status until 30
is taken up Dos the stav supreme court
This suggestion WAS made. the court
said. because Che sUuroii" court has
Jurisdiction Vhcr, constitutional
questions are involved.
M \"is'u was held guilty or CON
tempt for th, publication cot au trtI-
rly which the court held ynargyi him
with being influenced in e f.r decision
in 80 divorce case ul the advice, cot an
Interested attorney Tho Introduction
uf els idcu.r Geo substantial the article
was not permitted by 10, court ni the
hearing SATURDAY,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
CALIFORNIA IS NOT
FOR THE SIX
YEAR TERM
Senate By Party Vote of 20 to
10 Refuses to Instruct fsr
the Proposed Amendment to
the Constitution.
my Leased wire to Evening mcraIdl

=
sacramento. cal. Feb. THE Cal
ifornih senate by a party vote OF 90
To 40 refused today 10 urge the states
delegation in congress to work for
the passage Of the six-year preridcn-
tiHi term resolution nov pending
Asiatic exclusion received the app
prevail ~ the california legislature
today when tho lower house unani-
mousiN adopted senate joint rcsolu-
tion calling upon congress Go pass the
bill introduced by Congressman Raker
excluding Asiatic and pauper labor.
The only opposition tu the measure IA
debate came from "a southern CALI
fornia member. who said the orange
growers depended upon the Japanese
Tor the gathering ot their crops aud
that exclusion should not bc enforced
until the Japanese had been replaced.
\ large number OF "anii-aiicn land
ownership" bills are before the leRis-
lsturc and many of the asscmhlymcn
speaking for the passage uf thr rcro-
luton today took occasion Co urge
favorable action On these when they
came az
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

lean Lumber company. icft Saturday
evening for Bay city. Mich. called
there by the sudden death of his
mother. which occurred Saturday
morning Mrs. Jolly was slxty.two
years old and nor death was entirely
unexpected.
There were four Blocks. visitors In
Albuquerque yesterday. Erlch. Rloh-
ard, oscar and Walter Block. who
spent sunday here. arriving Satur-
day evening from Cubcro. Erirh
Block leaves tonight for New YORK
and will sail within two weeks tor
Germany 10 make an extended stay
with relatives
Nicholas a. Rnpier Tor several
years occupying IN important position
with the McGnfiey Uumpan, at Tho
rcau. has arrived in Albuquerque aud
accepted "a position with the Stat, Ma
tional bank Mr. Napier wnp with
the Stgte National when that lnstiiu-
ton first began business. rcsiEning to-
go With the McGafrcy people.
John g. Lewis. Of Wilson aud Lewis.
attorneys has returned from san
Francisco. whore be- submitted argu-
mcnts before the United Stptcs circuit
court OF appeals with reference 10 the
Arizona FUN crew law. which contains
a clause which would prevent neEr"
purters from working un trains in that
state, \ decision Boz the case BE- cx-
pcctcd lu two weeks Th, purtcrs
have been az WORK Tor sr,oru weeks.
protected by 3n injunction issued In
Phoenix.
William o.. Morley uu,hcr in the
butils. arrived boz Albuquerque y,s.
tcrday from Nev York accompanied
b. Mrs Morley and children. The.
Moslcys were iu Sew NoIk since De-
Cembcr { and leave tonight for Mag
dHleuu from which place they viii
travel overland to The pJtii country
Nv MORLEY who has been 900 The litr-|
stock bus. mess IN the southern pant
OF the stHi, for several wears. wdsI
Tor several seasons Be- star player uu
the Columbia university football team
and after retiring from actual play
ing oftiriatod as coach for two OrI
three seasons
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
Approve Conlc-l I,cport.

Denver Feb 3.--Thc house today
adopted the minority report ON the
contest case involving the seats Of
Representatives W W boyle and
John Mayer Republicans. of Las Ant
mas county This report merely finds
the primu facir evidence sufficient TO
warrant hearing ana instructs the
committee ON privileges and elections
to conduct an Investigation. The re-
port WAS adopted 80 to 80.
The Colorado senate today refused
tp gu on record in favor ot giving the
United states lighting man the priv
ileges enjoyed Bog the civilian. ON o.
lv vote the upper branch OF the leg
islaturo killed "a bin making IL mis-
dcmegnur To- bar from any theatcr.
restaurant hotel OF moving picture
house % uniformed private uf either
the regular army OF the national
guard
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
.OUNNE BECOMES
GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
First Democrat Since Altgeld
to Hold Position Is Inaugur-
ated at Springfield.
tBy Leased Wire to Eyenlns ncrS1a

tBy Leased Wire To- Evening ueraiu /
springfield, llI. Feb. g Edward
bunn, tho hr-t democrat 90 hold the
office s,urr tho CLOSE Of tile term 81
John e.. Nug,ld 200 1897. was today
iuasurut,d governor oI Illinois Tho
inaugural was delayed month by th,
rpvukcrshup deadlock. which was
broken last week
The sessions ui the legislature will
.untinu" through enc week The bal
lnting on thu United states senator
ships Is expected to begin February
30.
Immediate enactment of legislation
Swing 90 CitIs. she right Go build ar
buy aud 90 upeut, thvir public utiii-
Ncs. and au amendment To- the cous,i-
tuition Poo obtain tb, uitntN, aud ref
'r,udum were recommended. among
other thipps ht Governor Edward g.
Dunno. in his inaugural address to
The Legislature tnGeN.
Governor Dunno Says that most cite
irs mas not ur ready as set Go operate
other than water works. 10 carry
cont the plan of municipal ownership
cities should r, empowered Gao ISSUE
bonds subject Goo u referendum and
reasonable, safeguards
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
WILSON ANTITRUST
BILLS Up IN
NEW JERSEY
Extended Debate Opened IN.
Legislature at Trenton on
Measures Asked BY Presj-
dent Elect.
lBs Leased wtr 90 Evening mcraldl

bN Leased Mitr a. Evening Herald /
Trenton, ~. j. Feb. o. TIA. s.uat"
commute, ON Judiciary touJl began
.Is hearing ON Governor Wilson's s.N-
en- antitrust bills which wrr, n-
trudu.,d hy senator Davis. ,hy Iymo-
cratic leader
The advocates ui the bills we've
given thirty minutes aud the uppH-
gents uu hour and 90 halt uw uu ,uc
spoke tor th, bills although -ct,.,l
persons eVho favored them vyts
present
when the opposition was called.
VIM g. Lewis, counsel tor Ca, rid..
water pII company, said ht did uul
appear 100 opposition 60 the bills ta
Who'll" hui rather Goo suggest what us
considered desirable chang, tn
same attitude was tukgu by Eirhord
v lludahUTN counsel for the United
states Steel corporation ana other
concerns.
AIr Lewis -nid ~ taought ihc bills
would prohibit g. manufacture Ir"m
selling his entire output Go O. Single
customer this ho thought. should oo
changed Mr. Lewis Also thought thu
bills tended Go force cash trans1y-
tIuus.
Mr. Lewis criticised the so-'ilcl
price bin because il prohibited dis
elimination in prices between diff,r-
cut sections cot the state except for
the adherence eft the cost ct trans
purtutiou
Mr I.ndahur, thought Nh Lewis
put too triot nu Interpretation uu p
price bin which No. believed sho 4
bee construed reasonably tu carry uui
its express purpose of preventing mo.
uupoN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

troduccd q measure estimated TO yield
tfe.00O.O0o. The corporation tax
measure has Yielded IN the nolehbof-
hood % f30 600. 900 year.
The amount Of the tax win depend
largely upon the style 81 Income tax
levied. Tho 1894 law provided for
Hat tax Of two per cent on Incomes
over $4,000. The BAILEY bill aushor.
lied a three per cent tax on incomes
over 5000 Tho Cummins bin pro-
vided a graded tax, on incomes over
$4,000. the highest tax being six per
cent on Incomes 81 over sf00.0oe
Massachusetts. Oklahoma. South CAR
oiina. North Carolina aud virgins
are states now possessing income tax
systems Of varying details.
Agitation over Income taxes has ex-
listed IN the United states since the
civil war The civil war measures
were allowed 20 stand among the stat
utes without being stricken down by
the courts. largely ON the ground %
being emergency measures. In 1850 a
fierce debate occurred IN congress-
over the continuation ~ the Income
tax measures Inherited from the civil
war, senator sherman led tho de-
Tense. claiming the tax was the most
lust and equitable tax levied hy the
United States The tax expired by
its own limitations ia iST2
During consideration Of the tariff ln
$3.50 the income tax question anain
arose. President Cleveland suggested
m income tax On the income 81 cor
porations. Representative Mcmillan
- Tennessee introduced the measure
eventually adopted az an amendment
20 the Wilson tarin biii The author
Of the measure declared that under
the customs tarin the taxes had been
placed on what men need. white un-
der the income tax h would bee placed
more on what men have. aud less on
what they need.
In the senate senator Hiu 81 New
York became the foremost leader 81
the opposition senator sherman.
who fought for the retention OF the
civil war income tax, now opposed
the measure. claiming such ,ax
ought 20 be levied by the states aud
not by the federal government.
The measure came quickly before
the supreme court OF the United
States which rendered the famous de-
cision holding the law unconsiitution-
al. The decision was given bv the
close vote 90 3 10 :. The court held
that the tax was q direct" taN. and
not being apportioned among the
states, according 90 the census. OF
enumeration. 49, direct taxes were re-
CURED 90 be- under the consultation.
was unconstitutional
Friends Of the tax were al once d.
vided into two groups. one advocat-
"a passing another income tax law
designed 90 overcome the objection 81
the supreme court. and the other
wanted To- amend the constitution.
Various projects were put forward
from time to time. but II was not IN
ul the present measure took form
and was carried through to fnal ruti-
hcation that any practical results
were secured
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
nth BIRTHDAY OF
COUNCIL TO Be
CELEBRATED
Pleasing Entertainment Pro-
vided for Knights of Colum-
bus and Their Friends in
Masonic Temple Tonight.

nm" eleventh anniversary or tine
institution OF Albuquerque Council
Nn. t1l. knights uf columbus VIII
90. celebrated bon "a. Masonic compile
this evening the rutvrtuiumDu, pro-
gram hrgIuu.ug promptly 600 H.u.olu g.
Al O'clock sharp thc card game
viii begin. Nso hundred being PLAYED
fur tour handsome prg.s TN, card
gHw,s vim DO, ufrio alF ended go 'u
u'riu,k although GUESTS may continue
playing informally after that hour z
desired. o. Be- planned tu begin nc
dance program pi 10 O'Clock The
FuhrmrNrr orchestra ~
four Uiu..s WIN furnish tho url.ic
and live wire dau,, committee win
lc ON tho floor iu Dnd,3,ur to keep
dancing everybody that pr'truds 90
ho p dancer TN, banquet VIII nc
served geo 1890
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
CHECK ARTIST HAS
PLENTY Of TINE
TO Mediate
George w. DerricksOn Spends
Money Lavishly Saturday
Night, Drawing Generously
From Bank Account That
Did Not Exist.

with "a charge of passing eleven
fraudulent checks. ON which he net
ted a. total ct St60.25 hanging over mis-
head George ". p.rrickson. about
whom tho police know very little. but
think and suspect whole lot II
mnguishns in mil ana viii probably
continue TO anguish until the grand
jury aud district court have au tp-
purtunity To- cousicer his case. OF
eases
bcrricKson. who appears clcyor
ana looks bright enough. pulled off
one of the old fashioned check stunts
saturday evening. A real old time
visiting uf uu the merchants in the
business section generous purchases
here aud There. rendering checks ~
payment checks that looked right
bat which proved To De anything but
right
chief OF Police McMIHn got on
b"rrirksons trail late Saturday night
and locked him up Eut for this
brrriCkson would probably now bc n
Juarca. Mexico. playing the torty-to-
one shots.
Here BE- tho extent ~ pcrrickson's
operations, thus Ear discovered.
Wushhuru t2l75. Eosonwald $50.
George Ebcrhuri $50. =. j. iiawi"v,
SIS. Siorfricd Kahn. til. Harris. $40.
Huchcohi $3.50. Gold star s.. Mat.
toucoi 81. G.omi s., total tl6O.25.
To- each place perrlcksou made e.
purOhasH, rendering a check iu pay
wcut about sINty'Ifp per cent iu rN-
cess OF the prir'hss. price. The
checks were invariably cashed Tor
brrrioksou Was systematic tir had
his check hook properly arranged
with tho stubs numbered and bal
.luros carried forward from stub 10
stub
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
NELSON CASE GOES
TO The MISSOURI
SUPREME COURT
Contempt Proceeding Against
Owner of Kansas City Star
Will Be Held Up for Several
Months.
CBy Leased wire 10 Is,cni.a ,,eraId. }

Kansas city Fop. 9 The npplica-
ton for a. writ ut Htbcus corpus
asked saturday hy Cob ". a. Nelson.
editor and owner 10 the Kansas cay
star. following his sentence hy Judge
Joseph \. Guthrie Goo Snr day .n jail
for alleged contempt was today re-
ierrcd direct Go Inc Missouri supreme
court This viii a,' as an arrest OF
Judgment and Dolpnti Nelson viii rec
main at liberty until the supreme
court acts
" probably will bee several months
before 10 is rCuDhod. when the court
81 appeals convened. with Judges Al
lcrtun. james ". johnson aud Francis
&C. Trlmblc on the bench -. ~ Dean
immediately upon behalf of sheriff
WnstanlcN asked that motion nlcd
Dos d. q. Yates. demanding the dis
m,ssd OF the writ pl hahcas corpus,
boz Withdrawn and disrcgardcd Yates
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
LIANEY Of yAvAPAI
WINS ARIZONA
SPEAKERSHIP
Caucus Stands Fifteen to Fit
teen Until Bradner of CO.
chise Withdraws in Cause
of Harmony.
my Leased Wire to H,sslsE Herald

Phoenix Afil. Feb. g Samuel d
Bradncr OF Corhise county. Progress.
i've Democrat WAS defeated IN hard
light Tor the spcakcrship Of the lower
house when the Arizona Legislature
convened today in Its second special
session a u Kinney Of Yavapai
county. cltsscd Ntn the conscrya-
lives, WAS chosen 90 an the place
witch Bradncr mad occupied during
the two previous sessions the legisla-
ture has held since Arizona became a
state.
The cuucus vote stood ~ 10 ~. with
one member. kuuVu 40 favor Linnvy
absent Rrudncr then stated be would
Withdraw in "tnr Interests Of harmony
and me Democratic party
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
DEAN c. E. H0DGIN rs
GUEST AT DINNER PARTY

Dean G.. r. Hod giu. of the depart
mont OF education at th" In'ycrsi'"
~ Nyv MoNiro. was The guest ~
honor ui 100 annual class dinner given
Boo the ANHrudo hotel last evening
th. hustc~srs being the Normal class
OF 't3 tn, dinner Nas am yyccp-
uonally pleasing affair and will be
long remembered Dos all who attended
as one of the principal social events
of the year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
Cnllnn CInlm nm. Gne- O,cr.

Washington, Feb g.. when the
house hin Co give the court uf claims
jurisdiction over ,laims for rnt 90
seized In the southern states after the
tu.o of the civil war wac mfufuh'v
reported to the senate to-day senator
Sutherland sought tu have ID ronrid-
cred hut ON objection hv Scnut ~
Crawford II went over. u carries "a
provision waving tho requirement.
that the claimants establish loyalty
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
GOVERNMENT GETS
SET BACK
Continued iron rage ons3

s~-eSNsN~sN~s~~~~~~-~Se S~-NSN~.e~~~eo~~N
Petroleum company OF Texas had
consp,red Go violate the antitrust laN
by restricting aud interfering With
the business ot the Pierce Fordyco
pl association.
Justice Holmes, announcing the
unanimous decision OF the court. sad
that the lower court regarded the In
dictmcnt as merely referring 20 the
organization OF tho company. not Co
the Tying clause" leases That be-
Ing the ease, he added. the supreme
court must accept that Interpretation
without question. lie said this re
dured the ease 10 " narrow compass
and pointed out that the several
groups combined In the organization
of the Tnird shoe machinery were
non-comp"tltlye. The Justice declared
the sherman law did not contemplate
the doing of business by the smallest
possible Isolated units Two indlct-
mcnts were brought against Tho shoe
machinery officials The decision Cd.
CAV roucerucd only ono o. these in-
diciments
con the face cot 10. sc comhiua-
tiou.' said Justice Holmes "was sim
ply an effort FOR greater efficiency.
The business of the several groups
that combined. as IL existed before
the combination. h assumed to have
been legal u ia hard to see why tho
collective business should De- any
worse than les component parts.
"Wc can see mo- greater objection
90 the corporation manufacturing 20
per cent cot three nou-rnmpetitins
groups 81 patented machines collcc'
lively used for making single pro-
duct than 10 three corporations maxi
ing the same proportion ct one group
onch The disintcgratlon aimed az
by the statute docs not extend Geo rc-
ducinR ni manufacture Go ISOLATED
units of tho lowest degree"
Thc Justice concluded the opinion
by holding that the criminal appear
act had not been repealed by tho en-.
diciul code which vent into effe.
January I. 1919, ana thereto
supreme court had Jurisdiction 20 re-
view the decision ot the lower court
lea the case.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
PERSONALS.

Dr =. dc la N,rrnc lcf cariy to-day
for Gibson. n,rr Gallup, where ho viii
b'com" physician and surgeon tor ono
"f tho coal companies mant-ug the
company hospital
Judge W a. Hcncock. the well
known attorney. is suffering from
hardening ~ the cyohal 10 the right
eye. his vision ia that optic having
been impaired for some time past.
Jn.Dnh luII.. .ANN.r 10 lh. Am...
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
PARIS WAITS TRIAL
OF AUTOMOBILE
MURDERERS
Twenty-Five Deaths Placed to
Credit Of Daring Gang Who
Followed the Demon Chauf-
fer.
lDy leased wIrc to Evening Ireralal

Paris. Feb s-Parisians eagerly
awaited today the beginning OF the
trial ~ the RanE Of twenty-five eu.
tomobiie bandits who terrorized the
French capital year ago They com
United many murders and audacious
rohhcrics until their leader jules
Honnut the demon chauffeur was
killed IN April after 81 fierce baltic
against thousands Of police and
troops
The list Of accusations against b.
GUIDES twenty-five murders or the
accused brought up for trial today
three were young women. Anne Mai.
irciean. Marie Nuillmon and Barrie
t.eClcrc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

Paris. Fob. Q. Fears of t rcpru
'uop 81 the disastrous foundations
which have occurred Zen Paris durn
ing the winter Of iat0-ll have been
aroused during the last forty-clght
hours by the rapid rising of the river
Seine The level 81 the water today
h. mounting about two inches an
hour.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

"Row docs one argue tho unyritten
law ?"
~ suppose With dunno cloquence %
~ Baltimore American
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

Wirn hens wheeNc, -ncckc and
cough they need MicroSone---2sc, soc
and ~ prr bottle, Given in time
saves MANY fowi-. Full directions.
which are easily followed. with every
bottle.
a.. ". TEE.
gi2, 2ii. atg Mo-t Lead Ave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

t.,,,L al M, ..,,,,,..,t,. ,gt.,,. no. ,I,,
,,.nr,c.
Good Annles hov q o.
OVN 1APP'S'' ""H
White Potatoes, 10 lbs, zoe
New Raisius 2 his 05c
All lOC pkBS' NallOhal lakes
and Crackers q for 25c
NJ 49, ~, ~
NSN mSAlOO OliSu uiiVS'
3 lbs. for " Poe
'" h'N'h% I'"H'' 'IIl'' - -"c
d. "I. Baking Powder ,PrInr'p SOC
-'-..' cans Baking Powder
lrrirc'p ........ ...... SI.OO
a-IH. cam rJking Powder
Orico'p ...,.......,...,., $3.50
sN,,, cider gulI"u...... ...... 5Oc
Crs"o small, SOC; medium, 6Oc;
large. St.20.
Maokcrcl for ............... $50
Roll M"rs
Fresh b' 'i'is.
Sew Mine" M'tl bulk aud package.
Sew SUITS
keystone Flour ouc Bottvr.
Sew Pancake Flour
LIrsc size Bcc,huut Peanut But
ter IrI Observation-Disclosures. 95c
SNYDER oyster Cocktail Sauce. ...... poe
Just received il,inHs sweet and
sour Il'ht's' lhulh Ntllsh ana CHOW
chow, iu bulk
Imported Lontiis, Do. ,........... iOc
N"w Saupr kwuI puart,..,...,...ipc
Maple Flake. pkgF. ....t.... 500
All Grain breakfast Food, Fresh
shipment pkg, ',,..,......'. i5n
o bars Fairy Soap ,,s........, 25u
-rur,hUuht Matth,-. double dip.
ped. do1 ........ ............ .ISc
Z bars Pearl white SOAP ........ 25c
Comb Honey each ...........i5c
strained Honey pInts .,..,..-.. 21c
Sew Dried fiulis JUHt Received.
1 .'a 81 $d o"' a. ss se" ,l TO-, $50
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
RiChelieu
CASH GROCERY
We Save You IS Per Cent

N-k the deliver, mau tor $500
book at cash coupuu~. They save the
pennies,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL

M
Tie Kings Daughters will meet this
evening at go with Mrs. H. II. VIII
liams
Lizzie Hulihee, resident of Kaulu-
wela lane. while in an intoxicated con-
dition Saturday night. made an at
tempt to take her own life by thump-
ing herself on the head with an iron
bar. The arrival OF the police put q
cheek to her intended journey across
the big divide.
The Temperament, Characteristics,
Language and Mode of living of the
people of Hawaii are each more or
less different from the other, but in
spite of the difference one and all are
alike in their dread and fear of fire.
An installation OF the DEMO system
in your home or place of business
will do much to relieve you of this
EVER PRESENT DREAD. -adyer-
tisement.
As the result Of a picture appearing
iii one Of the local newspapers short
time ago. the police have been set on
the track of one Reginald Charles
Cannon, who is wanted by his dying
nother.in Calgary The picture was
identified by resident OF Waikiki.
who Immediately informed the police.
and the young Canadian is now known
TO have left for his home three weeks
ago and by now as. probably at the
bedside of his mother.