davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
LIGHTNING KILLS
FOUR IN OKLAHOMA

OZARK Ark, Aug 21,-Lghtning
killed four persons and probably fatally
injured another near Ozark today. during
an electrical storm OF ten minutes dura-
ton, Russell Snow and MS sister-i law
Mrs. Bert Moore, met death while at
struck and killed while In his wagon, and
Sid and Charles Harmon were knocked
from tho roof of barn they were repair
ing. Sid Harmon was Instantly killed
while Charles Harmon likely Will die OF
injuries,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Many Templars Returning.
10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Aug. 21-Pnst Grand Master
w B. Melish OF the knights Templars.
together with more than 100 persons who
are members of his party. VIII pass
through Ogden tomorrow en- route 20
Cincinnati after touring the Yellowstone
park. As the personal representative OF
the road, Travelling Passenger Agent D.
NJ. Newton VIII accompany tho party
from Yellowstone To Salt Lake City. The
knights win continue their trip east over
the Denver & Rio Grande.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22

ter stored In the Kyune reservoir As
the result Of their repTesentetion OF con-
diuons the fuel company at once con-
sented to come TO the assistance OF the
drought-stricken farmers and water from
its reservoir will be turned into the canal
Immediately
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Earthquake in Sicily.

MESSINA, Sicily, Aug PA strong
earthquake occurred here this afternoon.
1t was brief In duration, not more than
four seconds, but caused a great panic
among the populace, who ran out OF the
wooden huts where they have lodged since
the earthquake in 1908.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
GLASMANN TAKES CHARGE.

President Of Reservoir Company Objects
to Engineer on South Fork Dam.
Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Aug. 21.-Wtth George K Par
ker. an engineer said to have been ap-
pointed on the recomm epdation of the city
commissioners, discharged as supertn-
rendent OF work on the South Fork dam
and reservoir project. William Glasmann.
president Of the Ogden River Reservoir
company has assumed personal charge
OF the construction work. Glasmann de-
clares that he was forced to discharge
ENGINEER Parker because OF Incompetence.
The president OF tho reservoir COM
in charge OF work on the big project until
the companys officials and the city COM
missioners can reach some agreement re-
garding superintendent who will Jointly
company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Mrs. Cullen Is Buried.

OGDEN. Aug. 21,-The Rev. Father P
NJ CUshnahan celebrated the requiem
mass and conducted the funeral services
today for Mrs. Mary Cullen. late wife OF
Martin Cullen. The services were held
In st. Joseph's church at 10 o'clock this
morning. The pail bearers were A. r.
Mcintyre, DR., S. l.. Brick Elwood Mel
son. a. L. Harris. L. ], Delhanty and
Patrick Murphy. Interment In Mountain
View cemetery. the services at the grave
being conducted by the Rev, Father
John Ryan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Bicycle Record Broken.

broke the worlds one hour bicycle rec
ord, unpaced. by covering 43 kilometers
$50 meters (2692) miles. Marcel Berthet
on August established a record OF 26 80
miles. The American unpaced bicycle
record for one hour-25 miles coo Yards
was made by W. W, Hamilton al Denver
In 1898
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
]oueract Is Awarded,

.tthct for the excava ton work
E price building for the Nor
r nas been let TO John Holt
miil De begun at once. The
nc Just west of the Lion
outh Temple street. The or
'ses VIII be removed from the
2 few days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
Cole Younger Joins Church.

LEES SUMMIT. Mo-. Aug. 21.-Cole
Younger, once member OF the Jesse
James gang, became a member OF the
Christian church at revival meeting
here tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-22
DIED

BERTOLA-In this city, August 81
1918. John BertoIs, aged % years
Body at O'Donnell e. Co.'S parlors. No
tice OF funeral viii be given later.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

Mons "a gtigp .,Ferlslie Number 81
monsurts' 'tHd VIII 1lNflt return to
sauta Hnpa1nHdtiy smonn tho bins
referred 20 nre tho ncasnrc pr0vid
ing for the cnrc by municipalities of
tho indieenr sick inc trades or occn-
patton tax bill. tho commission gov
ornmont for citics hin. ihc bin pro-
vidinr for the expenditure nf an road
tax collected Nv cities on WrcciH with
iu the city limits The paving mn the
bill providing Tor the election OF town
trustees IN rotation, and the bill pro-
viding for tho royprsion 90 city fire
departments ~ funds contributed by
Insurance companies ana diverted for
other purposes.
Constituents Of practically uil tho
Legislators are interested w these
Bills" said the mayor. "and I am
confident that thcy viii lnss."
Tho mayor has nisn cot course hccp
interested in Tho pasmgc of tho state
mir bill. for whiuh hr believes the
chances arc fututshi,.
Nt % late huut this afternoon the
mayor suid b. was J. 'iy bar not ccr-
tnin that special meeting of the
city council to act on the cty hail
mlttcr would h' ,1liod for touigbt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
$3.50 RECIPE FREE FOR
WEAK MEN
Send Name ana Address T0day---YOu
Cun Have u Free aud $50
strong qua Vigorous.

I have Ia my possession n prescrip-
ton for nervous debility. lack of Wig
Or weakened manhood. failing mem
DRY aud lame back. brought on hy eN-
ccsscs, unnatural drains. or tho fOllicr
OF youth. mat has cured 80 many
worn and nervous men right in their
own homes, without any additional
help or mcdiriue--thAt think every
man who wishes 10 regain manly
power and viriliiy, quickly aud quiet-
ly. should have copy. SO ] have de-
tcrmined 90 send "a copy 90 the pres
criptlon FREQ Of charge. IN "a plain,
ordinary sealed envelope 90 any man
woo viii write for u.
This prescription comes RON a
physician who has made special
study or mon ana I am convinced u
ls tho Rurest-nCting combinntiOE for
the cure Of deficient manhood and
NiROr failure ever Put toHotnOr
think I owe IL 10 my fellow men
% send them a cory in confidence 80
that any man anywhere who IL veal
and discouraged with repeated fail
urea may stop drugRlng himself with
harmful patent medicines. secure
what Z believe Is tho understanding
restorative. upbuilding SpOT-TOUCH-
ING remedy ever devised, and 40
curo himself az homo quietly and
quickly. Just drop me line like
this, Dr. A. y. Robinson. 4752 Luck
Building, Detroit. Mich, and I viii
send YOU q copy nf this splendid rec
lpe IN plain ordinary envelope free
OF charge a greet many doctOr4
would charge $500 10 t5.o0 Tor mere
~ writing out a prescription MS this
but send u entirely free
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
'&BUSINESS
COLLEGE ITEMS

Miss Helen Anderson vii leave ia
few dnga Cor springervnic. Arlzon3.
90 accopf o lucrative pusitiun with the
Rocker Mercantile campauA.
Nllss Blanchc rortcrnold has accept
"a ma appointment 10 the local for
esiry offices.
AR ". 70. iiamnleii ia temporarily
employed 20 the Pacific Mutual Life
lrsufhncc company.
Miss Enid Reed u woTkiHa teuEor-
nrily Ia the law offices OF Mann &
Vcunblo.
Despite their dofoat 81 tho hands ~
the normal school. tie returning has.
ket ban squad Is loud in its praise
81 Las Vegas hospitality, and ail are
confidently hoping for e turn OF for
turc when the las Vcgnne play here
February 20.
Tho Civt Service class Is doing ox-
ccilent worn ANA some hlRh grades are
expected rs an outcome of the forth-
coming examinations,
Tho following now students have
entered during the pnFt week Mr..
Charles Johnson. Buckhorn. Ky.. Miss
Theresa Yost Fl8gstam Aria Miss
Margaret llarigcn. ilyndmaun. pa..
Miss Virginia Simmons. Rclon. y. n:
Miss Mnhci ". Iauh. Albuquerque.
y. NJ Miss juno strock Albuquerque.
y. ~
AR Jose v pclgndo ~ fns Vegas
has rccutered school aftcr severe
Illness.
Mr. Albert white 81 Mexico. Mo,
ls bnck in school after undergoing "a
severe oneFatlon IA the ST Joeeph
hospital
Tho young people OF the southwest
are RAPIDLY awakening 90 the oppor-
tunitics presented hy q business cdu-
cation ana the present enrolment.
80 per cent above last year. now
reaches lsN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
WASHBURN COLLEGE
GLEE CLUB IS
MOST CLEVER
White Face Minstrel Show,
Yiddisher Ball" and Com.
edy Orchestra Among Best
Stunts.

The WWhNurn college GI.u club. of
T"p,ku, consisting at tWeur, members
under thr management ur sheriff. %.
NTH gave one uf the best entertain
m'nts Hsf evening 100 The Elias opera
house THAT nJs ever been given under
rho auspices OF thc santa Fu reading
rooms, Hua o." tuc usuul packed uuuso.
Iu" r."t club was uulor tHa ditrt-
Nou of Professor Horace Wht,hou-y.
..'n uf tao Fine Arts department uI
Wtehhurn college, who deserves much
r'ut uu. unIg Iur Tho noll-rrud red
program put for Che varied ANA pIrns-
lnt selections. ono or the best NUM-
hors giy"n by the stub was is rem
olu'l OF an arrangement ui ODE,
strauss WJltlos
The Hhttc-nccd minstrel SHOW uut
ou DIS Ten of the members was par
tlcuhrY good WITH its popular rag
tIm'. and THAT YIdlishcr HaII" ay
Frank Ripley was 90 number tnul
urpu2u, down rho house suf called
'Hr r.uoGtyd oucorcs.
a comedy oryur.ttu also added to
OBJ" hu-uy0Eoking part oi tn, proc
eilm, and 90 big nit N1s made H tHr
Romeo d Juliet duet Manager smith
w'k.us gr,uf success l~ Juliet with
HIH RIsrtto voice.
\ most pleasing frHlur, uf ih. pro-.
gram NIs several readings Dos PROF o.
ID. S'uuouhrIrrr head of ON, u,uIi-
myui u' orator, OF W1-hnuru $50.
wore rNeyDdrlIy w,ll chosen .uu
.s....f... ..F..F..... f..I H. fI.. ....I........
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
BATTLE At
ISLETA, SIXTEEN
SHOTS FIRED
Officer @. H. Thomas Captures
Juan Marcia and Pauline
Morales After Desperate
Fight; Men in Jail.


Tho issuance OF compllint thiv
afternoon. sworn o. by g ", Thoma
special officer for the Santa Fe at
lslcta. charging Junn Alurcln gnd
Pauline Morales. both uf Alhuqucf-
que. Win assault with intent to muir
dor IN tho lluni Development for tho
present ai least in the pitched hptiie
lu which Thomas. Marcia md Morn
l"s put on ln isiota yesterday h0stili
tics beginning nt ~ o'clock in the
morning AMI ending "a : o'clock in
tho afternoon. Thc hattie ended vi.n
Thomas 800 complete possession ~ ihr
fold aud with Marcia ANA Morales n
custody, both men being brou yht
here on "a freight train and placed Bee
Tho county iHl.
siy,oon shots were fired Geo tho
thro"-cerncred fight Ia which Tho
mrn participated, and % r. fcmarka-
BILE that one or more killings aid n1t
result
The battle began when Thomas sus.
lectcd that Marcin and Morales w.i0
box cor Thieves. 10 b. rluimod they
were wandering about tho Ilhge.
snl'ing merchandise from packs eel,
greatly reduced prices. Thomas To-
So 'iWurd. With tho result thar hr
attempted Go arrest Tho two men ut
they stood together with packs op
thcir backs. Morales replied with q
shot from % .3N-calibrc and m. hl'tic
Ha- nu Morales and Marcia s-1i
tcr"d. lr.ng 40 Tho offi'er as thcy
ban. Thomas boo turn fired 600 t'r
i.st irtrrotiur iigurCs NOne Of lh.
shots took uff,Dt although Marcia
Was shot boo the heel ~ hr was Lcl'
iug be- toward tho Rio Gfnnde Thor.
H- pursued Marcia aud rushed hm
toward tho river firing lu Do moan
Nhu'. and Marcia returning tho rrr
whenever possible. Arriving at tIi.
river bank Marcia did NOT hssiiJI..
hW plunged into tho ioy wator sh.I.
ding hlf AMI coat before the dive.
Thomas was gmr ana plunged In .r.
ter Marcia Both mon haulad With
rhunks oI Co.,, u- they came 1oa t'ns
down tho river tn, water 100 some
places was over ThomuH head.
Reaching the opposite bauk Marcia
tore into the undcthrush nud disaa
r.1rcd. Thomas made roconupis-
#1u'", which ho executed 4,umlly.
coming down "u Marcia uu1Wurtt.
WIN Tho drop on Marcia. Thorn Is
placed him under arrest. Marcia hnt
lost his gun u tho swim across the
ri''r which accounted. perhaps. for
his Willingness TO surrender Prison
'r ana officer rc-crosFcd the ris,t
'ia the railroad Bridge /. 'Fhouiaal
turned his prisoner ovcr 10 the In
uIIUs. changed clothes and mounted
90 horse, pursuing Morales to the
sand hills. where he had hccu sur
rounded los bunch of braves. with
vile bon hand. ThomlH went offrr
Morales. Morales soon came out OF
his hiding place. fearing q bullet
through his Eido. Marcia ana Mo.
uIos Vrr" then brought foo Aibupupr-
guo. ~ q. believed tho goods thcy
VDr' p'ddliug Boo lslrH wore stolen
h'r" from IN" Michael brothers. the
hitter swearing 90 larceny complaint
against the two men this afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
THE CRAVEN FAMILY
ORCHESTRA ON
FEB. 18TH
Remarkable Group Of Must
clans in Santa Fe Course {,
Penn State College Glee
Club in March.

The Craven Family Orchestra. 81
Upton. Iowa. n romaflsablo family ol
accomplished musicians with rcais
unique entertainment IL announced e.,
the next attraction IN tho santa Fc
reading room course at tho Elks tho.
.ator on February IS. The Cravcns an.
pear ni Hoion on tho 18Th and VIII ar.
rive here 90 %. ~. tho ism. PLAYING
Gallup tho isth.
FOLLOWING this splendid number u d
announced that tho Penn state CDiiea,
Giec clup of thlfty-nNc members B.
booked Co leave Chicago March E ana
while the Itinerary BE- not announce
% is practically ccriHiu thoy VIII stof
here
Tic personnel of The Croyon mmu,
" ms follows.
Mr.. Gcorgc ". craven. manager nnt
director, violin and cornet. Mrs
George o. craven. property and COS.
tumcs. Miss irouo craven. uccompan.
ist and cornot. Miss opal craven. clar
met and cornct Miss lrma Craven. 40
Instruments Miss Nornn craven
traps. drums variety
ln tho official announcement super
inivudont Bussrr SAYS
For variety. versatility. md On,
s'mblc Wnrs thc Crlyons have Wor
their way iU.o The hearts OF nll lover
81 good mus., Mr. craven himself
has attained very nigh rank ~ q
Niolinist and Ooru"tisi. pud ~ teach,
90 of orchestral rcudiiious. by smpl,
methods ana enthusiasm for his nrt
hc has accomplished very rare suc-
coss.
ITO train % small family 90 become
export performers on many diHlculi
Instruments boo which There ~ not a
W'lk member borders nearly ON tho
impossible" huf Mr. and Mrs craven
1rr dclishiod 90 show what can bo
done loo tnis Inc and thcy are Justly
proud OF their work
cor course Miss Norma. with her
drums and tran, and the splendid
manner boz which she houflos an no
one time. fo,ussps 700 admiration. hut
ihc other girls oven nNccl her Ia she
perfection ur their interpretations. u
ia pleasure to Introduce the Cravcns
h,Unusr their presence brings with it
tho lovely spirit ol truc homc-life
which $50 are aiming to develop among
Santa Fc employees,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
MRS. LARAMORE
TELLS TROUBLES
Lady In GOodwa'er D"''-ibcs Hcr
Distressing EKpeTisnIs and
Tells How She Vas
Finally Relieved.

Goodwaier. Mo.-'Ever since I was
q little girl, says Mrs. Riley Laranore,
I was a great sufferer from dyspepsia.
Suffered misery alter eating, and had
terrible heartburn.
thought ! had 10 suffer this way as
long as lived. but when began 10 take
Thediords Black Draugm. In ANAL
doses, every night, the heartburn was all
gone in lew days, aud ! could cal
without distress.
! took two small packages In sll. and
although that was some time ago, the
dyspepsia has not returned.
speak a good word for Thediofd's
Black Draught whenever | have the op.
ponunity."
Il eating causes distress. we urge you
10 try Thediord's Black Draughi Il
elsanses the system, helps the stomach &c
digest It's food, regulates the bowels, and
stimulates the liver.
II acts gently and Is without bad after.
effects, Tpa Price sc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
MRS. O'BRIEN PASSES
AWAY IN DENVER
| ,n..LnI nI.ra.ch 60 r,cnInn mrrnlh |

f special Dispatch 60 Evening Irrnld
ration g. 81. Fob N.us $50.
received h,r. ihs morning o' th,
death today u Denver or Me-. a. o.
D.liIrn. wife uI uuD ul the MOST
prominent mining men hoo New MoN
.H Iui h.I..ii Nou Luuuu rnuusn
ou .b- state. Mis-. D.grIru dlcd It
u.,iuuk Boo $50 Ju.yph- hospital
after % IrlUf Iiuves as,d when ir.Wus
. ut.,fri ~ VIs un 'tho rrld lo re-
-r"t,r. VAr p.UrI.u Bee, her budsid,
wednesday, hs,ma h,.n sul,d tr
h.s uDtdpsart.rs 90 uuvsuu. Ue con.
.Ii.rut hfr r..ny,r .,r'tn hut was
advised when hr REACHED rr0u,h "'
Door d,uiM
Mr. uEr.n s thr mjuussr of IA,
-U. canyon Tu,' .uwmp, 10 paW
soon ", UHau member uf ihp state
constitutional convention and hus o
host Hi 'rl,ud- vino win ,Ntord th,ir
uIutlE. TH. funrrII arrange.
Ir.uf# u.r, Moot boon mldD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
BUSY SEASON is
PLANNED BY
GUN CLUB
Sportsman's Paradise Near
Pajarito, Scheme of Men
Who Are Handling Affair:
of Organization.

The RIO Grandc Gun D,ub. now in-
coipontcd ha ing acqurrl larg,
BODY of land near PaJaritu. udluining
iho paris which has been under lcu~'
for anm" time. plans o. y'ri active
'Isun. Before another year ROLLS ny
people who DO not follow closely th,
ioiugs uf the organization Will ukcH
p" aroutly surprised go tne Improve
mcuts effected. % is planned Goo pp.
giu iu tho near future construction "l
70 permanent CLUB house NOT Tar from
The ut,s aud 600 m8h. tho .IHn hum,.
llto Hut $500 attractive thHt members
VIII battle for an, prNioa, 1l spend
ing wook-rnds thore. Tho nuln. .ol
end off th, s.H,m, h3e boon ,l,,,rt
Naurod 'ut Dos Raymond ~umm 1uI
others Interested 100 tho SUCCESS og th,
club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
pERs0NAIs


Monte rnWeli. 81 tho Powell afua
store. has left fOr f.os Angeles Ga Ie-
nuln several weeks on huslnena AZ
fairs
James poyce. boiler expert. leaves
tomorrow night for wnllnna AflT.
whore h. wan 90 over boilers Tor the
Saginaw company.
Louis nacr. prominen. wool
broker 90 Boston. arrived today frnn
the eaat 20 visit with tho Nordhnpa
llfeld ana staab families
The Kings Daughters Of the Pres
hytorinn church VIII Glve Valentine
tea "a the home Of Mrs. Harry sirong.
Fifih md Copper. on Saturday aftcr-
noon. rebrmry if-
Judge W e. iIcacack, "a sell known
attorney NJ law. underwent = dclieate
surelool operation on the icft eyc. NJ
ST. iosepha hospital this fnorning a.
VIII Be- necessary FOR Judge Hcacock
90 remain % ihe heapital or 90 leasi
% week
All members oftho Kew Mexico so
cielN.i SONS ~ the Nmeflean Reeain-
ton. are requested ~ meet This eyen-
inc "a the bouse Of 0eorEe = klock.
ais Nnrfh Tenth street, for The pnr-
posse of arrnnsiug q program for the
annual day ~ the society. Fehruasy
81. 1913
Mrs. James LAWN ~ Lake Vale 4,
WIS visitor IN Albuquerque yeEter-
day en- route Ia Snlf i.nRr. gtahl Mrs.
- atfu ttff nf the Igrfn11 urffEr 4 eHn-
pie 81 mohnir wool. sheArcd from AM
Roras at q. q. Taylors ranch near
Lake Valley The wool D. long anc
silky and conceded 10 ~ the finest
grown in the United States
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
OEZENDORFF BOBS
Up IN CLAWS
INQUIRY
Land Office Detective Who
Played Sherlock Holmes in
New Mexico Sends Findings
to Fisher.
Cry Leased Wire ga E,cuIns Herald }

O'N leased Wire "a Evening Herald
san Francisco ron s. o. e. p,
I.udorf special agent o.. tho load
office. forwarded to Washington ,u.
dur DOB. confidential report of tho u-
t,e,igum undertaken ny him ut.
Co.,. relations cod I"uis o. CLAWS. with
various lumber rumpauIr. roo thc Ima
DO" uua secretary oI Two California
.t.t. commissions with tho report
wont 90 copy oft th. testimony aAcl
before Governor johnson as result
"' which CLAWS resigned. GoNorucr
Juhusous ending. Ntto thtt CLAWS
mad" 200 efficient secretary aud th,t
hH relations with mo lumber cons
puI,e had not prDWdp.d tho pub
ir interest but that nevertheless tnC5
constituted un impropuoty NOT to pe
tolerated.
h'l'ud"u's report VIII $50 20 the com
missioner uf the land office ana Co.
SECRETARY FISHER. oft tn. department
loot th" Interior Tho tcdurm goy
eminent came into tho case hccuue
CO." Interests CLAWS v1s supposed Go
D. conserving Wcro federal Property
although q state commissioner W17
CLAWS employer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
THIRTY-NINE FAIL IN
ANNAPOLIS EXAMS

tbN Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald
Annapolis. Ma. Fob. s.. Announce
m"ut was made nt the Nayai academy
today that the designations OF thirty
nine midshipmon had been called for
as % result of tho recent semi annual
mcnial examination. Boo which Chat
number failed, Thirty fouI of thns
are mcmhers of tho fourth nr 'pichr'
class. Two OF the youths found m-
satisfactory oro lrsi-tlnse men who
would have graduated I'm Jane m
remaining three belong to the third
class
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
M0RTUARY.


Loyulu chavez 900 years OLD tnr
many wears resident ot l."s cor.
wlas north of Albuquerque, died r".
tay leaving o. vito. two SOM Hui
two daughters. The funeral viii uo
held u 'orralc7. Monday at go DID,.
m Deceased was a member OF tho
Mutual Protection society %, ph a.
huuuorguc. nud mcmbcrs win auvnt
tie funeral
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
FIRM NAME CHANGED

Tho flrm ulmc OF Noutoya and Ar
milo has boon changed tu Mouto.a
Nrothrrs and Company. who viii uUcr
February collect all account. que
'Io old firm Nicolas Moutoyi. Felipe
f. Montoya. a. %. Box 2at
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
Mnrlnc Corn. CnmmI.,lnn..

Washington, Feb. As r. result ot
The recent examination here ui
tweni -oisallt. eandidRtes Tor appoint
rinc CORPS. commissions vill hc issued
to Noruhsn ~ aaios Riamodo, Col;
John ~. ,ebroo, sun piega, cat and
Theodore Alden secor. Los Angeles,
Cal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
MONDAY. 0 A. M.

Grand Clearance Sale OF
Laces. Don't miss it. Lace val
ues for less. Goldsn Rule Dry
Goods Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
ENGLISH MINERS
MEET AWFUL
DEATH
Eight Hundred Gallons of
Water in Tank Falls 500
Feet Crushing Them at Bot.
tom of Shaft.
tny Leased Wire 10 E,.a,as u.v.,a

my Leased Wire Go EVsniHa Hesaid I
Mansfield, England. Feb, S.--1hir-
teen men were killed ana number
injured today 40 the HolsoVor coluory
by tho swapping OF chain Go which
was suspended bucket containing
500 gallons oi water The bucket
crashed down the 5O0-foot shaft on
10 tho workers. crushing thom into
AN uurocoguilahle mass only q foW
Who happened 90 Doe iu shelter holes
at the sides OF tho shaft escaped
death.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
e4ee4e4eee


4 CpNyTCrED afrnnERER :
fsiECrs 10 nE SHOT Z
Reno. Nof.. Feb J. Tram Z
. ner convicted "Wednesday OF the 4
. murder Of Mrs.. Mary Outlet Va
= lining. IN January. 1911. today Z
was sentenced 90 dle and elect.
= "a sh0otina ao tho means Of cx-
. pcutlon. TANNER. who has I
= Ralnod tho name II "tho iron Z
. man because az his Htoicnl calm Z
= through the trial. WAS the coolest
. persOn IN The room when son.
= ience OF death WIS passed..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

. 4. y. Token. ~ The Unh. y in W
raen looking after business aflnifs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

lnt lndc Toe lea each pound u scnt hy
mail.
u. ". TIE.
2ia, ali. 2t6 " Lead Ave.
Nlhuqucrquc y. VI.