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the Junction. IN drift I've wired the
conductor, and Carter isn't on IT,"
'Well'" said 1.
IF We could only get past to-day
Mr.. Sam went on. ~ Thoburn would
only choke 60 death. or-if thero was
somebody around who looked like Dick
| dare say, by tomorrow Ho
looked at Mr.. Pierce. VINO smiled and
looked at him.
And I Resemble Dick" said Mr..
Pierce, well. ~ he's a moral and up
right young mani
He isn't AR. Sam broke In savage
ly. And then and there h. sat down
and told Mr. Pierce the trouble we wers
In, and what sort OF cheerful idiot Dicky
carter was. and how everybody ltked
him, hut wished he would grow up be-
fore the family good name was gone.
and that now he had a chance TO make
good and he sclf-supporting. and he
wasn't around and II Mr.. Sam ever Iot
his han"s on him he'd choke little
sense down his throat.
And then MIR Pierce told about the
play and the munps and how no was
stranded. when Mr.. sam asked him
outright ~ he'd take Mr.. Dl,L's place
o.,rnight he ag.eed at once.
Il haven't anything TO lose" he said.
and anyhow I've been on a diet OF
sweet peas so long that sanatorium
IL about what need"
ITS Ike this" explained Mr.. sam.
"old SUIT Is pretty thoroughly jlngled--
excuse me, Minnie. but rs the fact I'll
take yol 70 his room, with the lights
low. and all you'n need to do is Ia
shake hands With him. He's going on
the early train Tomorrow. Then YOU
needn't mix around much with tho
guests until tomorrow. and by that
time | hope 10 have Dick within thrash
Ing distance"
Just as they got II arranged that
MIR. Pierce was to put on Mr., Sans
overcoat and walk down TO tho village
so that he could come up in . sleigh,
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-" u4L shall We do?" And then II IT'S
FIRE and SOMEBODY has had enough sense
to send for the engines, they say: Just
.ook at what the water did" Although
as far as | can see I'm the only one
that suffered any damage.
II Mr.. Thoburn had not been there.
sitting by to see the old sanatorlum die
so II could sprOut wings and ny ss a
summer MOTEL ia never have tholght
OF It. Bu, was In despair.
| got up and opened the door. hut the
snow came In Ia a cloud and the path
vas half q foot deep again II shows
on what little threads big htugs hang,
for when I saw the storm / gave up
tho idea Of bringing Mr.. Sam down 10
see the young man, and the breath az
fresh air a. my face brought me to my
senses
Bat tho angel OF providence appeared
In the shape ~ Nike, the bath man,
coming down through the snow In !
tearing rage, The instant | saw Mike
/ know 1t was settled.
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u SHOWER. when ! had been standing In
a mineral spring for 80 many years
that it's wonder I'm not web-footed.
1t was when ! had influenza that tho
old doctor made the will, you remem-
Der, Maybe was crying. ! don't re-
CALI
1t was dark outside, and nothing in
side but freight Suddenly ! seemed
to feel somebody looking at tho back
OF my neck, and / turned around. There
was a man standing outside one Of the
windows, staring in.
My first thought. of course. was that
IL was Mr.. Dick, but Just as tho face
vanished | saw that Il wasn't II was
| older by three or four years than Mr..
Dicks and bit fuller.
I'm not nervous. I've had to hold my
own against chronic grouches too Ions
to have nerves, so l went to tho door
and looked out. The man came around
the corner just then and l could see
him plainly In the firelight. He was
covered with snow, and he wore q
sweater and no overcoat, but he looked
| like gentleman,
~ beg your pardon for SPYING" hs
said. but the fire looked so saug! I've
been trying 10 get to the hotel over
there. but In the dark I've lost the
path"
| iHdts not MOTEL snapper, Iol
that touched me on the raw. That's
Hope Springs Sanatorium, and this Il
one of the Springs"
"Oh, Hope Springs, internal instead OF
etcrnal"' he said. That's awfully bad
isn'T it' To tell you the truth. l th!nl
I'd better come In and get some. Tn
short on hope Just now"
thought that was likely enough, 70
although his voice was cheerful ans
his eyes smiled there was draw
look around his mouth and he hadn'
shaved that day. | wish | had had a
much experience in learning whats
right with folks as have had In learn
Ing what's wrong with them.
/ You'd better come in and get warm
anyhow" told him, "oDsy don't sprin;
any more gags. I've been 'Hebe' FOL
fourteen years and I've served all tn
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as IL he had driven over from Yankton
tho was only to wsik across the han
In front OF the office, with his collar IN
just enough To show hlmself and than
go 10 his room with a chIll-just as N
was all arranged Mr., sam thought of
some hing.
"Ths house p.onle ars v,i,inv ,,r
Dick" no said 10 me ana shor, ,,ss,
:, amen aro croch.,In, In IN. Ioh,,,,
t.ey'u n, .u,s 10 See hin, wan,, 80. ss
az ,he,, rnoy 4, isn', n,cL %. 'S"'
,ha"yht ,rsttv ,ss,
ia baski hssn aronna ,,,., ,.,.,..
soia .,Sobod. wo,',d mno 1919
Nr. yvtgyirs sb..,, nav.. 80. eps
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Copyright. 1912. by Bobls Merrill CO..

siNOPSlS or PRECEDING CHAPrEts
The Old Doctor. owner OF mineral spnns
pnatorium. dies, leaving the establishment TO IN,
so-ivgraoe grandson Dick on condition that DICK
take charge OF .ie place within week after ths
funeral and remain there cuntinpolay Tor the next
two months. But Dick cannot be found Minnie.
the red haired girl in charge II the ss,rra house
twlo tells the s,tryl, has Dicks intsresa at heart
worried over the Approaching marriage OF Patty
jennings. one Of the resort guests, to prince.
ne2hbor named ThobuIp plans to take advantage II
DICKS non appearance and 20 purchase the salato.
rum for q summer hotel Minnie vows she will
fight his scheme She learns as the week Of grace
draws near an end that Dick has been sesn on q
train WITH a prtty girl. Thoburn eagerly awaits
ths weeks elalse - he can tuy the place.
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% mdramatic
H.
drecta
the high OF living unfnhnsy
count a
Of
a
nolog 1 likely
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Before He Proposes.

" HE wise Siri
| is the g lrl
W II O safely
hides any affection
she may feel for a
young man until
he has admitted
his love for her.
1t IL the nature
Of mankind to be
attracted by the
elusive. That's why
nine men out OF ten
are hunters and
fishermen W h en-
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the sense OF justice and the social con-
science OF an audience. The authors
sincerity could be accepted, bit the
vague platitudes in which II found ex-
preston were not altogether convincing.
nor did the theme "As a man thinks, so
he is" receive fresh dramatic treatment.
In fact. drama hung fire until the last
act Then. when all was over but the
sobblng, interest picked up only to be
discouraged by more sermonizing. 4
pistol shot and a struggle on the part
OF big" Frank to get at the Assistant
District-Attorney who had talked Annie
out OF marrying a crook until no had
made up his mind to "go straight fur
n!shed the only thrill OF the evening.
Then Frank saw the light that tho
disciple of reform had been shedding
on his inner self and brought about n
sentimental ending by agreeing to 10
TO Sing Sing in place of Red" Mike.
a most unfortunate forger. and his
daughter Annie. who had swallowed an
discriminating check
An opium den showing tho criminal
in his native haunt was not without its
interest, thanks to the realistic touch
given II by Belasco. This scene recalled
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RECOVERED JEWELLERS SToL.
EN- PROPERTY.

On March u. isol. l got my. nrst
and only Job In New York at 81 a
week ana slept In tho back room Of
the store. When l had been there
about Elk weeks a lady called onS
morning and wanted to look at gold
chatelaines. 4 tray filled with
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Kept BUSY EVEN WHEN FORE,
MAN WASN'T LOOKING.

worked In "A shop with a few
other boys. When the foreman was
busy and not watching us they would
loaf all the time. but ~ soon NJ he
returned they would work as hard as
they could. ! never bothered with
the other boys. but always did my
work. no matter how hard. tried
my best. I came to work on time.
never was late and hardly ever was
home from the shop. One day the
foreman said to me: "The boss wants
to see you IN tho ONCE" That Sat
urday got my nrst raise.
BEN MEYER,
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CHAPTER Y.
tContinuei.)
Wanted-An Gunner.

$50 I Just about gave up.
! was sitting in front Of the
fire wondering why I'D taken
influenza the spring before
from getting my feet wet In
4
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hard swallow unlike didn't
might have been prevented Mr. Beas% taking
the girl inside painful that had stripped without
the aid
I
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CHAPTER vi.
The Conspiracy.

" not making any excuses, /
did i for the best. In any
sort OF crisis there are always
fO.hs who stand around and
wing their hands ard say,
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peclally II the plot leads her to the Dis
trict-Attorney's office.
Much more convincing was Annie's
lodgings in tenement, a scene that
bore the mark OF Belasco in every
shabby detail. And here II was that
the humor so sadly needed all along was
added by John Cope as that disreputabls
old wreck Pop ODDS. who was earning
a dishonest living by bleaching sparrow
and selling them as canaries. Mr.. Cope
was only one OF fine cast OF men.
and while he made Pop" a panhandler
Of such variety and humor that 1t was
a Joy to watch his work. interest was
held most of all. perhaps. by John MIL
tern as Josh Hayes. second-story man
whose adventurous nature. thwarted by
our tame civilization. craved the excite
ment and danger OF the game" Josh
evidently didn't realize the possibilities
IN high finance, poor crook. Mr.. Miltern
made this character keenly intelligent
and peculiarly fascinating. Charles Dali
ton played the INSCRIPTIONS Assistant
District Attorney who buliied the girl
and her father with brutal force that
gave the second act rude strength. As
Red" Mike, a crook with sensibilities,
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CHARLES OARNTON.
81 IE|X
by Last Act.

NELL
Assistant
Isl nj
two Roland Moneuxs seemed
without
a
and
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was employed by the Atlantic
Avenue railroad about twenty -fivs
years ago as conductor. One day
the car I was In charge OF passed
over stone. I pulled the bell and
ran back and removed the stone
from the track. A passenger asked
me why I removed the stone. I
replied: This car passed over Il
without any accident but the next
might Jump the track or injure some
OF the passengers and cause the
company a damage suit. A few
days later the president OF the road
said no received quite a few letters
about my good treatment OF pas
sengers, especially to old people,
and a. the company liked my work
they would raise my wages and
make me transfer agent and starter.
TIMOTHY J. KELLY.
No, ass Liberty avenue. Brooklyn
~
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% MACHINES eETTEl
THAN THE BOSS.

was employed az stenographer IN
a sewing machine office and was also
expected to wait on customers for
machines. I got 90 be 80 sure I
could sell tho machines that I did
not like to have any one else In the
office walt On the customers. even
when ! was busy. One day. just as
7 was going out to lunch. some Gus
toners came In. 1 hastily laid as.ds
my wraps and hurried to walt upon
them. I sold the machine. one of the
most expensive In the store. for cash
and as I started out for lunch once
more the manager asked: "Why did
you not let me walt on those people?"
because ! was afraid you would
miss the sale I replied. I was con-
siderably worried afterward TO think
had made such n remark to him.
but 10 my surprise was raised from
N2 to S% at tho end OF tho week
and was told that thereafter I was
to have 81 commission on every ma
chine | sold. thus making the posi-
ton quite \ profitable one for me.
MISS ". LEHMAN.
ct3 West Twenty second street.
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9666H
SRS$U(S&y}sage

The Evening World will award prize Of S25 for the best
GOO words less) OF "How Got NY Frst Raise"
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chains was placed before her on the
glass showcase. she fumbled over
them IA good deal. but finally icft
without buying one. She hid hardly
got out OF the store when my en-
ploycr exclaimed: There's n chain
and pin missing got TO her home
almost an soon as she did. 81 hvc
come for mat chain which you took
by mistake Of course" I said and she
handed " TO me. ! sIrncf TO leave
when she handed me half a dollar.
saving: Don't mention this to any
body" showed the chain and me
half dollar to my employer. He
said: We'll. you can keep that halt
dollar and on saturday night ! WI
rnse your Wages half q dollar also.
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cAREFULNESS As CAR CON-
DUCToR WAS REWARDED.

at West Twenty second street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04

election OF boards Of education IN
Incorporated towns aud villages.
No. ii2, by carter 90 provide for
rendition ~ yordicts iu civil rusrs In
district courts and ia inferior courts
by concurrence pf Icss than the Who'll,
jury The bin follows
section 0 That ln all ri,u cases
tried by jury iu IN, district court the
concurrence of nine jurors shall con.
stltutc regular and valid verdict and
in an civil cases trials hy iuU,s va IN
icrior courts % concurrence of fuut
Jurors shall constitute 70 regular and
Nulfd verdict
"~rp o That ala acts ami parts
of acts in conflict herewith are hcrco,
repealed
President -. e.. collier og the Snr
Diego exposition this morning ad
dressed tB" members of thr nn1ur,
state affairs ana iudiDiar, committee
ia the house chamber Mr. rolhot
strongly urged the impurau," iur
the state % make display at san
Diego n 1915, dwelling principals
upon the advertising value 60 the
state Of such exhibit tie said that
the exposition wos one particulars
for the southwest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
ICLARK RESIGNS AS
| PRINCIPAL Of
| THIRD WARD
Following Investigation BY a
Special Committee, Recon-
mendation for Resignation
Is Made and Insisted Upon

J. v CLARK for some three year.
principal Of the Third ward school 10
Albuquerque. lnFt night presented
his resignation 90 tn board of edu
cation. AZ meeting Of th boar'
some time ago The members cOnsid
cred tsrious natter submitted q
thcm relative o. Mr.. Ciarks appiica
tion for divorce from his wife. Wht
went 60 Ireland hast July. 4 spccia'
committee was appointed az thai
dime 10 investigate the affair. Will
the resuii that recommendation
was made thnt Mr. Clark'- resigna
tion De requested According 20 one
member of the board Mr. Clark al
FIRST refused Ia resign. bat later
ceded 10 the request.
The meeting ~ the board last nigh
was attended iy seven out az cigh
members and Il IS said the sentiment
was unanimous that Mr. Clark
resignation should bc accepted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
DECLARES MOVIES
ARE RESPONSIBLE
FOR ARSON
Remarkable Statement By the
New York State Fire Mar.
shall Who Objects to sensa-
tional Motion Pictures Reels


( ily leased wiic 60 Evening IIcrsldl
Albany ~ v. Feb. f.--MoNlng pic
tafe SHOWS Gnd ars0n. as cause Ind cf-
feet we're discussed today oy Thomas
}. Ahearn. state hre marshal in his
annual report 10 the Legislature 1T
has been shown he said. "thds NOV
INK pictures have frequently been the
occasion Of pyromnnln He cited in-
stances where persons peculiarly sus-
ecptihie 60 suggestion had left these
shows 10 set fires As remedy he
suggested a rieid censorship Of films.
The report declared that $1,000 GOO
persons throughout the country daily
attend moving picture exhibits and
are Exposed to danger from fires and
unbfldied Displays
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
JOHN ?. STEELE IS
BURIED TODAY
City Building Inspector, on &
Leave of Absence, Passes
Away Last Night.

After making t long and brave npht
ion HE and health. John T.. steele,
city building inspector in Nlbupu"r-
que for several years. died In local
sanitarium ut % o'ch,k last night
ana was buried today, the funeral
services being held lt o o'clock this
afternoon bon thu Central Avenue
Methodist church Rev IS. r. Allison
oiiiciuting Burial was iu Fuuvlcw
o"mctory Mr. steele was 3N years
old ana had resided I've Albuquerque
eight years Mr. steele continued ar
tive work us building Inspector until
% month ago when hr was granted e.
months loiyr of absence Bocausr of
wide experience Zoo various parts of
ihc country in engineering ana mc-
chanlc1l work, Mr. Steele was ospc-
Clally Htted for the inspcototship and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04


fesiHs Ilon sae direction 81
t NA NbnIa Nv Hastings W.
e he n|fi's father. Nap the ats'
wine tb lNatlNed gsni 49, was n
N ii#ff l1adll4 Mhan ~ heard tNt
Wf1Nt ef sfpane atfHse fhe firett
W. aIa N04 hear she lhitA etfnams fe
4eA ~ ~ his HaaaAleg
uf Wmnn WI3 that after Ne had
Ntnsa lhn eftMmA ne ana hls eln
Hf Nnfibn Ws1HAu. uasna6 a. tAe
EHata hUme Hna were admitted M
Hpath ~ foost d wAlca Mrs. noaen
wHH irinr on iNn eafa win itfonfl
Nsfeamlnf from nNf tnroat. Beach told
|ip iAst hls wife nad been stabbed ~
B ncsfb nao aglathta her when ehe
lpgk her dogs ont for hn airinR ON
4fesn-pKnmiuHtiun UT Wvmnn Eaid ifF
altitude ~ Beach ana hls wife toward
sach other could MOI he rererded ~
toHliie. air Merton WyWBn teststlefi
fi18t ~ aear1 thrrr distinct z4is ~
treaus from thc vicinity of the Beach
i,oFne and tAen . knock on the door
ipilovsd hv the sound 90 a voicc COM
fnanflns s'Ief me 81. this II Hcach.
Examined closely On this point. the
y ltness ssld that he aeked Beach next
fnY ahouf me knock on tho door and
fhai Reach had cSrlained 10 him thai
alter tarf>lns. hly wife into The hcuss
he had serpred 81 revolver and had
gone outside again IN search o. the
a-failant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
GET
EXECUTIVE
SESSION
Democrats Immediately Force
Adjournment and Prevent
Confirmation Of 1900 Ap-
pOintees BY President Tatt.


~ LEASED Wire "a IsvcnlnE Itcrnlall
Washington. Feb. AFTER several
neicctuni attempts to secure conpid.
ration 90 President Traits appoint
urnts. the Nenate Republicans sue
seeded finally today IN forcing an ex-
seuiivo session. Tho Democrats OPP
fosed tho motion ana were Joined by
Senator n Toilette. Tile Democratic
lilhuater 20 prevent any action was
esened 90 soon as the doors were
closed with the appointments scnt
% the senate during the last two
weeks. the total nunaer now pending
's nearly i.Sap. involving practically
aH appointments made by President
raft since the beginning at the ses-
sion in December. T'hc HEht came 90
rr" 500 g;ii o'clock this afternoon,
Nhcr tcr1e-tts gu~needei in fnrclng
the senate 80 adjourn.
Democrats absented themselves
from the chamber as soon a. the cx-
ecutive session began 81 waS found
impossible TO set quorum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
Janitor Iirrd. Ilun- lmuck

san Franrpco, Feb. { Dr Mod,
line p John, physician. was ut.
tackled In her office yesterday after.
noon DO, Herman Guttchick. dis.
charged ianitor who attempted 4,
rut her throat and then committed
suicide by cutting his own throat Dr
John WIS taken tn % private hospital
where 10 was said she might live
There was ~ furious s,uiiic in the ot.
fco. noise Of which reached the corri.
doris ~ the downtown office huildina
in which Dr John WAS tenant Pc.
lice were summuned and officers gain.
ed entrance tn the locked office be-
climbing through % twnsum gut.
chiefs obtained his position by recon.
mendntion of nr. John and ts sup.
posed go have attributed his disrhurgo
90 her No other motive is known.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
WOOL GROWERS WAITING
FOR HIGHER PRICES

Boston Feb "A good movement
IN domestic wool is reported IN nearly
Hll grades Values hold fairly steady.
although Their" is e tendency co. shade
prices on special lots Trading in ter
tory stucH das been in original bags
with Montana selling for q ceutH.
Dakota az 20 aud Colorado NJ IS. Fail
Texas woods are sian lu demand ana
bring 10 cents iu tho grease. Pulled
wool ls more active Reports from
th" west ,sdicaty that the growers nr"
waiting fer Hghor prices before mar
kCtiug the 1913 clip
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
FAIR BILL WILL Be
CONSIDERED
THURSDAY
Measure introduced BY Burg
TO Be Made Special Order OF
Business; House Passes the
Clayton Normal School Bill.

Santa l'r, 81. d. Feb. O. Decision
To- defer consideration of the Burs
house bill, 40 g3 an acr establish
sax The state @Ir "a Albupu,uur an
ul rhursduy u which tlW, % vu
bc made u special order ~ business,
the passage of the BIN providing .pt
e. normal school Tor CLAYTON, Ga, m.
PRODUCTION OF 3D. h,il providing to.
rendition ut .rrd.yts iu district and
interior courts hy concurrence of Jess
thun th' whole Jury aud biI pro.
NidinR for tnr coaching oi Spanish iu
school districts where the director
dosir. the language 90 Dee taught
featured iodnY- scssion uf the h"uF'
House bin SO o. hy Mr. 1npUb.
creating normal school 900 Clay
and prov ding for iis support uud
mnnng, mcut passed the houa' Dos %
vote ct 81 Go 3d. The aci provided
ao.ooo acres of hand Tor the support
oi the institution
Bl.H introduced ia The house to.
DIES;
80 nos. hy Burg, 10 prohibit ans
person on corporation from Compel
Ing uuN pcrHou ns condition. ui rm-
Payment. to enter an agreement NOT
Geo Join labor union Tha is one "i
me nillf that bras the endorsement "t
the American Federation of Labor
So. 100, ht stn,ho2 Go provide foe
the teaching ul the spanish innsuHHr
iu school districts where directors
order the same tp ho done. u is pro
rutod tu teach Spanish in the uilh
sixth, seventh 4nd eighth grades and
100 al normal schools
No. no. hy Moreno. prohibiting
minors under the age Of rs from en-
ierinR or frcpueuting hilliard or p""l
rooms
No 40, Dy Gage. providing for th'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04

'lf sou do NOT want Geo marry Mrs
Sims WHY de- .ru MOI appeal 90 the
courts tp protect your legal rights"
"But what risdts have under the
laW?"
"a widow h NOT entitled 10 more
than third. and This woman has
been married threo times already '.e
y dalo EEpress
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
MISSOURI BLUE Law
UP FOR DECISIVE TEST
Ln, Iea.ea Wnr % E,enlng aernIa

lsY teased WiIp a. Evening Herald
~ Louis Feb 1.-The S. Louis
court 80 nppoHls to-day refused to ape
pig the Missouri "hlue inv 90 save %
locai merchant from paying for an
Advertisement 'n Use SUNDAY Post
Dispatch. THE mcrchanl sought OK
empli1n from the debt on the plea
that the publication of newspaper
On SUNDAY VAS a violation 90 the sun.
DAY law Tho court az appeals ruled
thai AZ the mer liant Nas party g.
the contract for publ alton 81 his al
Voritsemsut ca SUNDAY ne could not
invoke the sunday Bass 60 secure roe
lease from payment 4 similar csss
before the Kunsns rity court of ap.
peais was decided u au Opposite man
ner sind ihe enure natter now VIII
be- token tn the state supreme court
Tor determination
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-04
in ONE MINUTE! CLOGGED NOSTRILS
OPEN--COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH

dissolNcs by the heat oi the nosuils.
prncir'tvs ana heals the inilJmcd.
swollen membrane which lines the
nose. head and throat, clears The air
Passages, stops nasty discharges and
90 toollng OF cleansing soothing relief
comes immediately
Don't ay awake tonighl struggling
iur breath. VITA head stuffed. nosulls
closed haWk king and blowing Catirrh
or H cold. with MS running uosc, tout
mucous droppins into the throat. and
raN dryncss In distressing but truly
needless
Pat your faith lust once in "El} n
cream Balm aud your cold cor rntarrh
viii surely disappear
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Ilnrmnnln IIn. IInrh llrm.

Newport NoWs VA FEB Z Aficr
towing disabled uHknowu schooner
within 100 mites 81 cape Henry and
time hsing her thc British steamer
Roumania from Lodun 60 Port Ar-
thur. put in here today Tor coul ana
ilfe boats with her bog showing ter.
rms battle with heavy gales