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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-31
Skin Sufferers---Read!

We want all skin sufferers who
tortures of disease and who have
sought medical aid in vain, to read
this.
We, as old established druggists
of this community, wish to recon-
mend to you product that has
given many relief and may mean
the end of your agony. The pro-
duct is a mild, simple wash. not a
patent medicine concocted of vari-
tific compound made of we'll known
antiseptic ingredients. 1t is made
in the d. d. ID. laboratories of Chi
cago and is called the ID. ID. ID. Pre-
scriptiOn for Eczema.
This Is Doctors special pre-
scription-one that has effected
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-31
FATHERS DEATH
CAUSES SUICIDE

Edward Watson, a Lake Bay
rancher, aged IS, respondent
over the death of his son Earl
Watson, who dropped dead at
school recently, retired to his bed
room in his home Sunday after
noon and committed suicide by
drinking carbolic acid while his
wife was entertaining company
below,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-31
Judge Card Saturday official,

Judge Card Saturday officially
condemned II cases of American
Flag salmon shipped here from
Seattle which the pure food in
spector found and confiscated
The stuff was rotten and contain
ed $4,000 bacteria to the cent?
meter, which is quite q few. The
whole thing will be destroyed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-31

many wonderful cures.
The effect of ID. ID. ID. is to sooths
instantly, as soon as applied; then
II generates the pores, destroys and
throws off all disease germs and
leaves the skin clear and healthy
We are so confident of the mar
velous power of ID. ID. ID. that we
have taken advantage of the manu-
facturers guarantee. to offer you
a full-size bottle on trial You are
to Judge the merits of the remedy
I'm your own particular case. II II
doesn't help you, 1t costs you
nothing.
ID. d. d. Soap is made of the
same healing ingredients. Ask us
about II.
owl Drug Co.. so4 C St. French
Drug Co., 18th and Pacific av.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-31
OFFICIALS QUITE

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, March 81
After brief tenure in office, Larz
Anderson, United tSates ambassa-
dor to Japan, is returning here to-
day with Mrs. Anderson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-31

PARIS, March 31.-A few
weeks ago Louise Thirron, Is,
swallowed package OF needles.
A few days ago a needle was re-
moved from her chest by a doc
tor. Since then she has shed
forty needles from her left hand,
fingers, both legs and chest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-31
POSTS BULLETIN

. NEW YORK, March 31.-The
following bulletin was posted on
the door of Morgan & Co.'s prin-
cipal offices early today.
Mr.. Morgan died in Rome at
1905 D. M"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-31

of his partners inopportune and
serious illness. His preconven-
ton work was of the same brand
as that which carried the discour-
aging Hudson tunnel project to
successful completion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-31
WOMAN FOUND.
DEAD INHO TEL

Mrs. Mary Becker. age 50, was
found dead In her room at the
Vancouver hotel, 1145 G street,
this morning shortly after
o'clock. Her death Is ascribed to
heart disease.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-31

COLUMBUS, o., March 81
Sixty-four bodies of flood victims
were in the morgue here at 1880
O'Clock this morning. but only
three of them have been fdenti-
fed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-31
APPLE WEEK

APPLE WEEK
Next Saturday Is named by
Gov. Lister as Apple Day, and this
will be Apple Week at our
YAKIMA APPLE DEPOT
One gallon of sweet cider With
jug and a big basket of picked
beauty apples delivered in paved
district or reasonable distance
for $1.00.
ELEGANT YAKIMA APPLES
DELIVERED IN BOX ORDERS
AS FOLLOWS THIS WEEK
Spitzenberg, fancy .S1.75
Spitzenberg, extra fancy. .$2.OO
Yellow Newtown Pippin = the
best ............. 49,. $500
Rome Beauty, Winter Spitz and
White Winter Pearmain $3.50
Winesap. Rambo. Northern
opy .......... .$1.1O
Winesap. small ;. .9Oc
Cooking Apples = all good, in
6-box lots 76c
Big baskets Of beauties soc & SOC
Every boy in town ought to
have all the apples he wants this
week. We've got 'em, every APP
pie a good apple or Well make
good.
Get a basket of our Spitzen-
bergs or Newtown Pippins-they
melt in your mouth. Phone your
orders, Main 1900.
YAKIMA APPLE DEPOT, 0O8 @.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-31

TELEGRAPH POLES WOULD LOOK TALLER If WE
DIDN'T HAVE TREASURY VIM a. Nc
ADOO LOOK - - -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
White S0x Winners of
Championship Over Cubs
sA1m YEsrERDAY WAS A PrrcHERs'
DUEL rAvoaING AHEkIcAss.
Dsvsn-oAms Series Brought TO . Close
with American Leasusrs Hav-
ing the hOnOrs

CHICAGO. oct 1.-THE Chicago
Americans made u three In "a row from
the local Nationals today and won the
Sty championship. Tue score Was 10
Scott, NanqulShcd ia a duel with
aumphries FRIDAY, mad ample revenge
MS rival in today's game.
To Jaoqucs Eournlcr goes the honor Of
tiNing m tnc runs 81 mich decided thu
hme. His double In the fourth iuuiuE
.nt the winning runs across the plate
me Sua started a bOmnarimcnt against
HUMPHREYS curves an the fourth.
| To-day = victory FOR the American
leaguers brings u close the seventh
meeting OF the clubs. the SoX wIuniuN
four and the Cubs two, with the first
series a tie.
The attendance was eeIsE Receipts
Tor today, S1@.b69. TIE Rational COM
SS.SO6.
The grand total OF atterdIuc. for the
SIX games. with the receipts and division
or the money. is as follows.
Total attendance. lr..F-u. Total re-
ccipts. Slub.sls. National tommI ss ioa' $
share, $4,000. Each clubs snare. s2g.-
t5s. Players pool tlor nrst four games,
S36.325.
This amount is divided between tr.
winners and loser, as follows. American
league players. S-l.tg5. National - que
players. {lf.bJ0.
Score. N n p
Nationals. oo1uo - . o
Americans. % I'd 90 3 , e. 10 $ n /
Observation-Disclosures Lavender and
Archer. Scott ald SchaIk. ympires
OLoushlin. Ortiz. sheridan and Ol.ay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
GET
THEIR MONEY
NATIONAL BASEBALL COMMITS
SION GIVES ALL GIANTS
THEIR SHARE.
Player-Authors' Contracts Were Sat
Undergraduates 70 Get
Money Today

NEW YORK. Oct. I3.-The members
OF the New York National club re-
ceived their shares OF the worlds Sc
ries receipts today amounting 10
$5i.065.67. Divided smOng % play
ers. each man received a little more
than s2.i60. with the exception OF
Arthur Fletcher. who was handed
800 less. the amount 6e was fined
for arguing with Umpire Connolly.
Mathewson and Merkle. who APP
piled for the players money. present
cd a statcmeDt satisfactory 10 the Ma
tional commission regarding the lit
Cr3ry efforts OF some % the men
They reported that each playerauthor
who wrote OF the series signed his
newspaper contract before the Ma
tion7l commissions ed'ct 81 Seb,rnl-
her p. placing the ban ON writing
The commission had Threatened 20
fine au. player VINO made a contract
after that date.
Tomorrow tie National commission
viii hand The Athletics. the Worlds
champions. SSIl"O. their share q rc-
Ceipts. IN Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
SCHOOL GAMES
OF THE WEEK
FAST HIGH SCHOOL GAMES ARE
ARE SCHEDULED FOR
THE WEEK.
wheeling 20 Play Bridgeport-Bel-
laire will Play Steubenville-
MoundsVille VS.. Linsly.

Practically every team in the Ohio
valley Athletic association will play
one or two games this week The
wheeling high school team will play
the bridgeport high aggregation at
the local park Saturday afternoon.
Bellaire high will play Steubenville
hiEh on the Edgohill grounds at Bel
lairc Saturday afternoon. and Linslv
will play Noundsville high az Mounds.
villc Wednesday evening of this
week
The regular gold and blue team will
probably not be sent in against the
bridgeport team. as 10 is thought that
the second team can handle the Buck
eye lads. Boraire and Nouudsvllc
both have defeated Bridgeport by
large scores and as Wheeling has de
icated both OF these teams. il can BE-
plainly seen that the Wheeling lads
VIII have an easy time. Coach HOl-
den probably VIII send iu the regular
team for the first quarter and then
let the second team finish the game
as Wheeling hirh team will play their
old rivals. Parkersburg high school
on The lattcr's gridiron. Saturday.
October 25
= spirited rivalry has existed be-
tween Iu'ff SCHOOLS Tot NUMBER %.
years and each is anxious 20 win the
contest. Coach Holden and his play
ers will indulge in some strenuous
practice In "a. next few days in rider
TO be In the pink OF condition for the
contest.
Probably the most interesting and
hotly contested game OF the week Will
be tina ~ the Noundsvllle hieh agcrc.
cation and the Liusiy cadets. Both
teams have been playing good foot
ball this season. but hav, lost 20 fast
or teams These contestants are aboI.
evenly matched and great game In.
doubfod'y will result
Another fast game viii Doe played
on the Edgahnl gridirou a' PcllaIre
Saturday afternoon. between th'
teams " tho SteubenyiIo and tt-
Bellalre high schools Tho Stcuhor
Vile aggregation if ono OF fln beet
chat has ever represented that school
and has been playing splendid
game ~ football The ends are
among Tho specdicsf in fhe valley guI
the baCkfcld is reported to be off Tho
same heavy calihrc. The BeIla'rr lads
arc confident OF winning OBJ. game
and are holding daily practice bro or.
dor 90 bo in good condition Tor fts
fray
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
AVIATOR HAS
NOT APPEARD
ALBERT j. JEWELL STARTS ON
TRIP PRIOR TO RACES
AND rs LOST.
Fear Felt That He May Have Beer
Caught In Strong Gale and Car.
ricd Cut TO Sea

NEW YORK. oct r3.-Ono OF the
aviators Who vas 90 have taken part
90 The aer0pisDe race around Man
haitian island today. i- missing TO-
night lic BE- Albert J. jewell IIo
left Hampstead Plains. L. y. IT = go
o'clock this morning for Staten la
and driving mo1oplauo .n which ne
intended Co nr 90 th" race. Since
then nothing has been heard from.
him
Some OF the ayiafors are o. tho
opinion that Jewell. caught In the
sale That Was blowing. may have been
carried ont 'u .4 arI lost. while
others express tUn belief that h,
landed 100 some out OF tho way place
ON Long lfland and has simply no.
elected fo report .Ir wupr .aU1uts
Jewell ie 20 gears ol Caui has q
wife and family living Ola Staten
island
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
GAMES BECOME
VERY EXCITING
IN CITY CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES BE-
TWEEN CARDINALS AND BROWNS
Players Fight, Managers Argno and
Umpires ouit-rear1s Are
Tied IN Contest.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. oct IA fist fight
bet" cen player. numerous verbal bat
ties between the managers. the d,sertiuu
~ ta" umIiyes and many other cNcit.n.
Features kept tho fans lu lively l.irit
az to-day ls-hctJer OF th, series
Q" decide the city Championship Of the
major league teams
Io. night the championship stan !s un-
decided. each club having won three
games and tied TWO. The Nationals v.uu
the fir~t OF today games. 3 90 ? and
when darkness stopped the second AT
the end OF the ffth inning. the score
was 4 10 ! score.
First game. II. n T.
Nationals ......1 10 % q - .
Americans -....U o u1 UOo- o. ,
batteries Harmon and snyder. Baum
gardner. 1at Tor. LaEtrsuE and AEuew
lurirc-. Hildchrand and Brennan.
second same. r. HE
Nationals ..........0 o l.
Americans ..... o o o. .
called end fiffh. carknessl
fatteri'~. Harmon and snyder. Lev
ererz and Aru,W. tmpires. Brennan
and Hild,braul.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
AID. WOLGAST
Defeats BsttHng Nilsson. Of Heeo 8.
witch. ill. i7 Ten-Round. No
Decision Boxing Contest.

MILWAUKEE. VIE. oct % Al
Wolra4t. OF Cadillac. Mich defeated
BatuIng Nel.on. Of Uorc-vitch. 900
in ten round ro decision boviu-
contest Icro ton -hf
Wolraaf had fso better Of eight Ut
tho ten rounds while two were even
Tho contest was the hardest arr
fastest ever seen horc. both men 90
poarinE anxious 10 put the other out
Wolraet fought o. clean swift battle
and three times had tbc Dane groEGy
10 used Die left 'o the chin and risrt
'o tho face with great force. but the
Bat'lcr always came back hard
Nelson bored in continually and 90
times showed flashes 81 his old time
form but bis blows lacked force
Roth tired toward tho end 81 inc
contest. owing TO their continual Dor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
UNDER WOOD
6cent.nusa from rir., Par,A

chamber who believes the charge
that ! am or ever have been the tool
OF Wall street,"
He was answered by shouts OF
no. no. from both sides OF the house.
Speaking TO a question OF personal
privilege in answer to a charge OF
'absentee!sm" made against him last
week by Representative Donovan OF
Connecticut. Mr.. Hobson had devoted
an hour 10 an eXpla nation of his
record IN congress. Then he declared
that ia the campaign for the senate
a Alabama party leaders had looked
ioT q man 10 beat him. and that the
Hquo- interests were behind eyerv
effort u defeat him politically. Dis
cussing bis recent speech and tho
comment since then that he was a
supporter Of Underwood for the
democratic presidential nomination.
representative Hobson asserted thar
u" did not know at that time that
homas Fortune Ryan had contrib.
uted $4,000 20 tho Underwood cam.
palSn and that the people OF Ala.
bama did not know it,
Did Not Want Il.
Mr.. Underwood declared Who, ba
TOOK the floor that he had not wanted
10 De candidate for president; that
ma had consented upon the basis thar
n' should remain at his place in the
rouse framing a tariff law upon which
me party could base its CAMPAIGN. and
mat ne had nothing TO do with tbo
management Of IL. that being under.
taken by Senator Bankhead Later no
Sald ne learned that Mr. RYAN had con.
ulbuted 70 his campaign. solely no.
cause he was a Southern man and no
suggested that Mr.. Hobson did mot nc.
cuse Theodore Roosevelt or President
wilson OF being tools Of the Interests
because men OF wealth contributed IN
thtlr campaigns
Nhen challenged by Mr.. Underwood
as 10 his exact charges. Mr. Hobson
stated that he had said TO the people
o. Alabama that Underwood was a
dummy used by his managers In the
interest o. Wall street" and that n
you were a dummy then. you could be
"S'a again by the liquor interests or
any other interests.
sa'd 70 the people OF Alabama"
ne SAID that the gentleman (Mr I'm
:, '"ooi is simply the type OF politi-
I'm 'Hal mas reiened hut IS 10 be de-
.uI3"'d. q type that plays the game
"nu sIoWs 10 come into the game
atencies That n a. 10 win. Without re-
fec'ion upon his moral integrity or HE
character 7 make that statement
W. Underwood detailed hfe -cl,-t -
pr congress. Challenging anv.rIf.
tf fe over bad voted for a-v-
.fi,.-,.,..' '.e Oest interests 90 his con-
.,. Never Used Him.
rr,,f M ..I ln interest however
'N'r used mo rs tool 90 ~, F,..t, ""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
Pirates Drop
IS Inning Game
TO PLOTTING MAPS IN Po5r-sEA.
SON CONTEST YESTERDAY.
Teams Are Now Tied with firai Game
20 BE Played In Pitts
burgh To-day.

PITTSBURGH. IA. Oct r3-Tb.
Cleveland Americans defeated the Pitts
burgh Nationals to-day by a score OF 1
10 o. IN a game Of 10 innings II was A
r. charitable pitchers battle between
Gregg. OF Cleveland who struck out 10
men. and Hendrix. Of Pittsburgh. who
famed . batters.
The post-season series now Ftands "a
tie AZ three each between Cleveland aud
pittsburgh. with the deciding game to
he play Ell here tomorrow.
lhe game to-day was won when
Gregg doubled with one man out in I'M.
thirteenth and scored on single by Lei
bond.
The official attendance was 3.e4I. and
the receipts as announced BY the Ma
uonal Commission were s2.6SS.75 The
score. r. II l.
ClcN Gland eco. 600 600 900 900 II : 3
Puts burgh 900 200 900 600 O. o : 4
BATTERIES. Gregg and Carisch; len
dirk and simon. Jmpires. Emslie, III
ueeu. Evans and Eason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14

ing in tactics. but Wolgast was far
the fresher at the close.
Blood was flowing from the Danes
nose. ear and lips from the hard ana
sharp blows of the Cadillac boxer.
1t was Wolgast's tight after the first
round. He drew his first blood with
blow to Nelson's mouth as the
round was ended. and except for the
eighth round had much the better OF
his opponent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
Davis Is SAD
Athletic Player Mourns over Death of
Son Who Dies suddeniy-Boy was
with Team Last Week.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. oct 12-rrarrv
Davis. Ji-. li-ytar-old son Of the form r
captain and first hascman Of the world /,
champions. died suddenly early today at
the hptEo OF his parents here Young
Davis did not complain os illness. but
Was stricken suddenly and died In "a
snort time. So far as physicians could
determine, death was due 20 ind gestion
ana heart disease. The boy WAS on Shfhe
Idrk held last week pract!cinE with his
father and tho other Athletic players
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
MOTHER LOSES LIRE
lN PESCUINc CHILD.

AlIIIA. ~ J.. Oc. Returning
p" rescue Dor -on Ernest. who rad
Tripod srI fallen across the frarts.
M". Gror-o C.n1r.gm o., years old.
anf Dor SON. William. Two wears ole.
Nor. struck sr1 instantly Killed hv n
locomotive o0 rho I0h.Gh Valley rain.
road hero today Tho woman vas
carrying fhc tro1ctrod child villa
fvo others Ernest and porfb,
walked behind Der She turned and
SOW 'no hof snrlU''nc across tho
tracks in front of thc approaching
'r'in. and rushed to DTS rescue. Sho
Dad succeeded in Iinne him ND and
throwing hiu to one side when she
was struck bv che train
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14

RENNES. France. oct. 12-Five OF
the balloons in the race for the James
Gordon Bennett cup passed over here
this evening. seven passed over Re
tiers 70 the southeae'. and three over
Fougeres TO the northeast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14

Tho wn.rratna machine Hf govern.
wenf hrrdIHfrfern Iu Nnnh.rrfnr r.
atruN 600 II|IE fHarIf. u.H......
frcHueUtIt write ir nrf IA. f.r tr. ..a.
ncWufd paper money rINrE tht rrr.f
good they could do with g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
!. S. BALLOON
In International Race Is TRAVELLING
Safely Toward English
Channel

GRANVILLE, France. oct a.
Ralph tpsons balloon. representing
ne nited States In the International
race passed over here al 8 O'Clock to-
night. Granville IS p seaport nj the
foot OF promontorv projecting into
the English channel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
DON CHENAULT
WINS EASILY
TAXES HEATS IN cHAnrr1orxr
STA-.L1oE STAKE WITH
ZIG PURSE
Lsxington stake fer Two Year OLD.
won ~ Lady wanstka IN
Straight Keats.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Ocs II -nor Oh
nauit. the Peter Donna stella Ch.nault
colt. owned by the estate OF II. . Dici,-
Srson. easily non the championship stall
Hon stake with an estimated value OF
5000. IN the Grand Circuit racing her.
to-day. clearly outclassinE his field. The
colt was well HANDLED by Stinson. buf
was never an danger
The Lexington stake for wear old
trOtters. was won by Lady wanet,a with
Cor up. In straight heats In this race
Lucille Spicr brOse badly in the second
heat ana was distanced.
he IL trot went to Kcdlac. Jr. after
DC had lost the first two heats to bright
ANworthy.
sweet Spirit won the first heat Of the
year old trot. and Tuna 2. tho second
and the race went over until tomorrow
summaries.
a:l4 clsgr, tr.e..r~. J ine, purse 6. ooo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-14
CT. NORTHERN DUCK PIN LEAD

GoE1Hht.
turcO We. SWatters.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19

An ordinance Prohibiting the stand
ing Of Vehicles on Certain streets.
BE II ordained by the City Council OF
the city of Albuquerque:
section 4. That no vehicles for
hire. when not hired. shall stand up-
on Central avenue IRON the east side
of First street To- the west side OF
Sixth street nor upon second street
between the alley between Central
ond Copper avenues ON the north Ia
the alley between Central and Gold
avenues on the south. from the south
side of Tijoras avenue Go the north
side OF silver avenue. nor on First
street from the north side of Central
avenue 10 the south side OF Copper
avenue.
Section g. No person shall be al
lowed Go stop any horse, carriage,
buggy. wagon. truck automobile or
other vehicle, and leave tho same
standing for more than twenty min
utes ON that portion of Second street
from the alley between Central and
Copper avenues on the north 10 this
alley between Central and Gold fave
MUGS ON the south.
section 3 ANY person who shall Va
olntc any OF the provisions OF this or.
dlnancc shall he guilty of misde-
mennor and shall be punished by "A
fine of not lHss than ore dollar nor
moro than twenty. five dollars. or by
Imprisonment for perlod Of not less
than one day nor more than ten days,
or by both such fine and imprison-
mcnt in the discretion Of the court
section This ordinance shall take
effect ana be- m fun furcc. from and
after It's passage and publication.
Passed and approved this gtsi day
~ August. A - 1919.
H. * ". SELLERS.
Attest; Mayor
". CfgAs ROEFiis. Cierk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19
PROPOSALS rOR BUILDING CRY
HAIL.

Scaled bids viii be received until
30 O'Clock a. M of duly Z. iala. at
the office of the undersigned city
Clerk OF tho city Of Albuquerque
New Mexico. in the korher building
for building reinforced concrete olty
hall In the city 81 Albuquerque, New
Mexico.
All bids must be sealed and al
rected to the City Clerk aud endorsed
proposals for furnishing materials and
constructing reinforced concrete city
hail Each bid must be aocompan-
led by "a certified check In the sum of
100000 (ono thousand dollarsl.
payable 10 the city If Albuquerque,
TO insure good faith Of the bid said
check To be returned when the con
tract IN entered into by the success
ful bidder, and which check shall be-
come the property or the city In the
event that the bidder. u he ID SUE
cessfui does not enter Into con
tract with tho city OF Albuquerque TO
complete said building In accordance
with said plans and specifications.
Plans and specifications mas be ob.
tanned by making deposit ~ twen.
~ dollars (tg0oo) with the city En-
glneer.
The city reseryea The right Ia re-
feet any 81 an bids.
a. G. RoEIiL, Cily Clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-19
The Markets


my AH9nfU WIN tO faNfuHuk nefNAUs I
New York June ~ Sealing down
Of the short interest on the recent
rises In stocks ana railing oft In in
Ncstmcnt buying at thc higher quota
tons affected the course OF the mar
kct. which Was Inclined tu react dur
ing the morning.
with no new developments to in.
nucnce the market On either side.
prices saggcd. investment stocks
showing the largest losses Selling.
while not heavy. was diversified aud
various railroads ana spccialtics dis
played hcavincss at times
Bonds were steady.
The market closed steady. Declar-
alton at per cent dividend on on
tario ana Western was In ine with
expectations aud caused further Inn
provcmeni IN The stock. Elsewhere the
lisi held well on light inquiry,
Closing stocks:
Amalgamatcd. IS Us.
Sugar t0h ~ hid.
Atchlson. 90 ia.
Heading 1853
Southern Pacific. % i-2.
Union Pacific, ii53
steel, SO i-2.
steel, prefertvd, i0i Is