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Letters From the People

W forward. please" wAs& % other
readers sayf n. 7. q
10 ~ Editor Of TAs Evening WsssA:
seeusoan Board Of Education who 10
s.o . tsschsr N suburban publio
eenoo' has been credited with statius
mat whom bic chilA becomes Of are he
w'u not send him to Q public school Il
this me attitude Of any ether public
schooi teachers and II 90 what y their
reasont I'd like 70 hear this discus,sA.
% would many othsra OLD GLORY.
Dlevates Accidents.
70 the Hditos Of The nvssias word,
IN view OF the Number Of elevator a..
esdsnts ! eai the attention Of the pub.
lie to some OF the chief causes Of most
OF these accidents. Tirst and foremost
d all causes b the almost insane rush
OF the people a this city to get some
where. some how. In no time They ~
IN elevator maa shutting he car door
and they make Wild dash 70 get inte
the elevator. REGARDLESS oe the fast thai
another one = sure b reach that moo,
within nifty secondA Blsvator mss
themselves are compelled - hustle
With every ounce Of energy 70 hurry thu
people In whatever direction they VIZ
10 70. II they are not tast no supssan
tsndsnt or starter will keep them, Z
10 the tenants who demand rapid slsva
tor service and II 10 they WHO mak
complaint II they ere shut out. but VII
laugh heartily u some one else V shu
out. II they themselves are In the sis
vator and In hurry % catch Q trail
OF keeJ an appointment Many build
ings have hardly enough sisvaAors :
accommodate the rafIo they handle
The result u . general continuous rusl
: which sooner or later breeds rscldss,
: ness In some fsw elevator men and n
suits In accidsnaA Year after year btI
! have been tntro1ueDd - eeupsl elsvl
: Tor operation - ~ nseass1 !TAass ~
ahsHld hsseuS lsuA - > J. =. G.
a
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Mr.. Jars Conscience Is Sore
From Many Umbrella Punctures

TO Mr.. Dinkston that umbrella repre-
scented solid and liquid sustenance Of
from one to several days. And pursuing
Mr.. Jar ani party six long hours he
came In Q side door lust - Mr.. Jar
went out the front and snatched II Just
IN time from whore II rsposed behind
the lower rail and Just beneath the
upper.
With all these umbrellas on his con-
science Mr.. Jar hailed 4 taxicab and
hustled Mrs. Jarr into It.
'Of course Il u cheaper 70 take Q
taxicab than to ruin my new hat and
this dress-aithoush goodness knows I've
had the dress long enough" began Mn.
Jarr ~ the taxlcab took them on. but
somehow can never make up my mind
to DO 20. 30 don't say to me tomorrow
that I must let you have two dollars
because yeu brought me homo In .
taxicab."
And MIRA Jar leaned back ana en-
F, 5oyed the luxury OF the swift and
! msooth conveyance For once Mn.
Jar rot inside such vehicles she en-
5oysd them to the utmost.
II was thinking Of bringing that hand.
some umbrella I'm keeping for Cara
l6udridgs-smtth." Mrs. Jarr ramblsd
on. 'tShs doesn't remember she left
Il q our house and It would serve her
right II I kept II. But. Of course. ]
wouldn't do such Q thing"
II Mr.. Jars memory served him rlsht
she had Kept It" for it, rightfui owner
for over . year. But. with an internal
groan. he realised II would 30 forever
among the missing. And 20 he kept q
guilty silence
YES" Chartered Mrs. Jarr. that um'
brella cost nifty dollars n Il cost cent
d But that wasteful woman hasn't ever
missed II. I suppose she has Q dosss
such. For why shouldn't she. when Oh,
, has charge accounts sverywhsref Still
II would have been cheaper to hav,
} used Il than to pay for . taxicab.
wish had thought to bring IT,"
> Taxicabs are not going to b q
dear" said Mr.. Jar. fearing to keel
silent longer. ''1he Aldermen have bee
Kind enough 70 cut the sxcessive rates.
"0h! Then I suppose oil sorts Of peoei
win b. riding In them now!'' rsplie'
Mrs. Jar. "N q no wonder Mrs. RanEl
> cams homo In one day before yesterday
I was wondering who had paid for Il
But II taxicab fares are cheap I sup
Z pose shs'n b riding In them all tn
:. time now."s
the rates hsws been cut almost I
! half" said Mr.. JArr. "Bu. the ne'
8 reasonable tariff viii not 20 into effse
for some months Then they win b
!. quits cheap"
,r -.~no.. m 70 .,ehaA Mr. y.rr "a,
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ssspaasassra.asaa'.s.sa.a''.
Conduests of Constance
BIZ Almo Woodsrard

ing o.. r1hs New Yosh Dvssias Worid,.
punki An amt goin' % con myself
no longer. But. spsakin' about assdlss
an pins reminds ne how lost another
TEXAS Tommy.
Zone day he noated In here looirtn' like
he wus miserable In his clothssl But
he took one nv the best rooms an whom
he paid fer his cigars. over 1t Theresa's
counter. he pulled out . package Nv
saffron eolorsd symbols big enough 70
% used 10 Q bumper On the Staten
lslatd terry. Tssn ] took another gYod
kind Nv . minse-oss Nv them what
don't eel stock 30 whom he blew my
way I wus the Simple Guild al r'ght
well. he prselp.tAtsd In unbsllevs-
ably short time. an when be flashed
bis roll he didn't need 70 give no high
sign 10 ret Into no place 30 We certainly
dN the rounds. But see. ] wus nearly
Q dead issue tsyin' 70 keep 40 with
him. He had Q ranch In Texas an he
/, had Jus sold . ssttihg Of cove an he
wus here 70 put Q dent In New York.
he saiA. He walked IKE he had man
satin' Men ct his heels, he got upstairs
like Q boundin' antslops.. an when hs
helped me 81 Q car he had the best
roughnsck ostsopath backed ofra the
carpet Ter arm-sockst treatment Well.
he'd a. made most any dynamo Q dis
credit 70 the Manufactures. BUT he
bleWt
80 one nisht when ~ wus IN one Nv
the swell cafes. couple got up an did
the Texas Tommy. He locked ON fer
while an then he saaA;
"'ThAs thins reminds ne q some
thin" ...
"'wAaG b mr I saa
-yhats the TEXAS Toamy. Dent
they = Il granA.' He ~: what why
! invested that dansA An that's about
- much like Il - . funeral march
Come on. kid. lsrs ~ shSw en- hew y
ought - BE- done
well that same evenln' I wus In on
; Nv then creations that anethsr Assss
maker had LETT Ct half mast-aa' WI
oomolstsd with pinsi An With Ais W,
luv oompaTin' that WA dance to
! funeral march. ! kAsw when We 20
. threusA. my wardrobe wouldn't b stick
n ~ NJ mo q ouOht -. - esolins<
{ AZ then the mutt go wus no epoS
. a. - oess ~ seDs . gara nun a
4 Sthss tnhls ~ beAts Il He wus fsua
, iEseas N ~ AaA ne eushi" ~ n
. issassa saAly
The evening world., 1913-05-30

The to'tysxh oSsernee q Memorial Day finds Us nearly
sun ham century beyond the civil Each succeeding year. a We
honor the memory Of those who gave their lives the thousand, Of
hsR comrades Who survive many Of them only sps middle
s msa bns bone 70 every one tie extraordinary youlhusss
es those armies Nineteen tie age Out Of Two
mIso0 md han IN the Union armies two million were less Than
tvsss when they enlisted Year by year ranks Of The sur
vvcss srow thinner Vet more md more each year " honor
them and their dead NE naion thrills wonder and Anir.ko
70 think what mere boys Trey ii when they took up tas
Weneet d "a taska
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81 tine 70 answer. 0esi' she turned
. NJ In eisguse, then 'Wsn.ths-sdse-l'
bssa seanAin' here Ter ten. minutes
danes givss me . kink h ny amiaols
lispositiea. Well. - wus sayin'' I'm
on Tomorrow. yuh know. an wus
gsttiu' q rio built 70 sissis the multi.
tide ct this here Arsssmaksrs. Oh. .
knoekouti cas Nv them yuh got to look
twice before yer sure yuh sss what yuh
thought yuh saw the ART time things'
An plsatsA shadow lace IN svsrythin'
Arapsd se's Il looks IKE yer eurstan'
cut Nv swaAdlin' eiethsa
AN new. Jus before the critical mo-
meat when wus even brsa,Ein' In my
nsw shses Warp shoes Ter the frsy. this
ounce ~ . needle nuAsse gess IN gets
Dinh-eyA - can't wsrk. I AMT never
yet ~ nothing real Vital started By
one ~ tham bat vhAA - ues 81 gets
slsnishes b hse hsAathi ] got the luck
w Q t0mo pguoA~
s0snish Il yousssf." Z susgsstsA
~ asisA ~ svsry 1satars q hss
| Eaas oehesA the snoAAa3e question.
~Why, say, n lock IKE As Srsat Dsyp-
tan Mystery Z I ever set my hook
toagisA ~ In than haagin'A ] doa't
never w. needles unjess he pins rualew
Nav, ra aishsl fse ts-nssrow Ill right
vuleas it rains Ike blAsss - makes n!
lsainsoat % But ! amt ~ any luol
a Ill. Most hkeay ~ sun'u - sAinin
i&S . nassaSsA aeoe."
"oh. cheer up" urged. giving her q
saesuraSaAg prod VITA my pencil
s1hings might b worse"
saay, hey plantsA the last Teller vhe
"a tAak, yeotesday. bssers dawn" Oh
Ivasnsl. ~ tAsse = en- rse-mask tn
! s.ves ne Q dsspss dealss 70 Assefsy the
90 enc. dsa't basw ~ TAiass
The evening world., 1913-05-30
HISTORY AND FACT.

ITALY pushed and szaspeated BY conflicting Of
eesnt battle between the Italians and the Arabs There d
complete confusion Of reports Official and otherwise What
t reported italian victory have been, the contrary
which four hundred Italians killed hundred
wssdsd The press furious what calls lying eal
aunicaHons.
Not momsncus batts naturally but wonders how viii
y 81 down IN the anal records WIN "hsoy got the exact truth
ssut III And ssn today WITH segaphs and nswspApsn and
ssinsa correspondents hard got the real fc what must
think Il similar at havs come down b ~ from earlier
6nssf t
Henry ~ Of France after The bstNs Of Aum,ls IN which he
~ veund found that two Of his generals could agree their
sss q What bed happened See what history N sighed tbs
King The Battle Of Waterloo % being foughy he hsorana
SA,yAins but history 'sd great English sstmsn b The con
VIE pparag 70 rad aloud 10 him. THAT must b false
History distilled runer declared Carlyle "writs povsrb not
Charles The Seconds sdvics bic court historian
IAs Latin historians told nothing but Nss" said Charles James
s& 0s'n himself one Of tho greatest Of historians Abiding to
~ as q history admitted that the spectators Of events knew
tee and the aco too deeply interested speak the real
sth History shows you prospects BY starlight or Il best BY
The vsans moon Rufus Choats Of bic addresses And
TIE greatest ancient osaphsn confessed himself too often
e'e but Reporter Of hsaray" "v difficult to trace and
Ind ont The truth Of anything By history.
,-o$>----
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a. A WY epsd svesstr' ~ osaA1ss LsaH
"A h = segunsat IN ~ d. evs ~ "
niustioa btll. - w ~ sstses ~
lssdi u ssninds - q WssA.
''WssAu and his M vss 300he
Ths night you psopsssd,' I'D M. Wsso.
Nm . hasd. seosnful isasA, - 1904 NJ fish
out Il water
"Wssh sisAsd.
"'But Q WI esvss1v lssdsd ~ ~ IN b
a puslng vuios."-WaahinGtoa Huoe.
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Where Every Little Counts.

CuNA1Ok 1OU1NB IA sU y VIZ
- ingtoa;
The pesusl ~, fn1ts1 = b = ~
Ia. sassd ths Anssscaa psopls 100000 h IL
first nfsssn days a opssatioa. That mt 1nsA-
not much compared 70 what Il Nh - lAt9 g.
but svssy little counts.
"pvD little counts - SssoSl psseas = b
New Yort nah." n Ssaatss eoati,usl 0ln1s.
NJ hncw . New Yosk nan whe. % ~ sslssn
fsom tAs sooninso q WashAnstoa. sai1 ASoeslls
y bic sssnnt: 'tf
WE. Dovsd into Il Last sunma.'
YEA r. Jsnsssa aswsssd. tQnlts o.
4. But you nnst ssnsabR. ~, ost yus ass
wearing yow wints undsreletAans asw. 49,
WasAin9tpo Post.
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. ~ 8! u SSSSap50u

some women oan hold the affections OF
. husband and The possession Of an
umorslla nus for ell ums-and the
ether . magnificent creation Of the
umbrella usaksr's art eoncsrping which
Mn. Jarr eomfortod her conscience By
saying to herself she was "kSspins'' Tor
Clara Nudridgs-SmitA.
TAis umbrella vas e supsrans silt.
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pared to. take ny
accustomed seat.
'sWho's Q aress-
Askorr ] OaA
eoldiy.
"Aw. I'0 Getun'
q - fast - ! en-"
she hurled through
the receives. 1t
some ino6ensivs
guest "Aost Nike
u their osntral's
busy shavin' her
oysbrowe IN amt
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with close rolling ribs. and it, chased
silver handle vas ornamsntd 1t the top
with . largo and beautifully cut cairn-
CORN. or Scotch topas.
II was this umbrella that Mr.. Angelo
Omission had trailed NJ. Jar with TOT
one whole day Of rain that Mr.. Jar had
carried It in company With some out
of.town customers he was entertaining.
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b - HAitss 4 n EssaiaG WGid.
oooS1yeag With the request Of "pfm.
AuDt" se0AE1ing the following maths-
nAeeal vseslsm "Try 10 write 0s
numbess \ 4 Z T. 4 { T. L s-W In such
. w - - mako nins rows and have
~ sans nuDssr aepsar only once In
~ sane eelnnn - that the total u
~ 80 end bottom q sach column all
esoaaA WI ameaat % ~" ] herewith
~ IN his problem figured out
The evening world., 1913-05-30

~ Lsttsss From Tue People DEPART
oGn1 = very intsrsstins.
LESLIE Q. CLARK.
xoaat Vernon. N. Y.
s1Dase the ned, As.~
- - B1Ilss q rhs kssnans Wesid;
heartily aSrse with the sentiments
saDressel n your recent "Ths WEEKS
WA1h" artiels 10 regard TO the young
hsll60 whe vas spanked BY her father.
= sAiilsss more frequently received
)u1is1aus punishment We would have
feweg yeuAg crtminah and would not
have - sssk larger quarters for our
ChlI1yea's Court What do other read
- thankS OLD FASHIONED.
O. - The 1anhastan nrlags.
91thD E1Isss = n Evaiss wesid,
Cannot eemsthing bs dune 70 compe
he ssAAAiAg Of more cars .-cgvss ths
Manhattan Bridge daring rush hours
csn1ltAens seem % ne simply disgracs
~ $his brids@ J believe. was Do
oiGno1 - carry more frame than thu
D1n1o1yR bit ~ company lessa'
ooo1 - Gn1nk - jnlgins frea ths -,
- ~ pe6sse = - sreFsa = "ass'
49,. y ~ = y, II. "A, 80 - Ar a. e~se
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The Days Good Stories

auat das uvss bout nfu a1n Aso y0A"
WV lossat - vsits - 0as cunt oeUr
sniltnsU sshsd' ~ saplog9.
He katn't vsats - IN ~, -. - - ~
tvsaty nilss fast-nts. ~ tsls M nst y ~
dfy nilss I'M ~ cts sezu1onA ~ ~ psn-"-
ChieaGD nsessd-09aA.
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LET THE ALDERMEN ACT.

4UST Aldermen passed the axcab ordinance for which
TIE Evening World made ito Agh Alderman Mugan begged
hi fellow MEMBER Of the board not To be "ooercsd into
apesg the Indictments have been hnted reflections
havs been cast on this boad declared the outraged member
More when Mayor Gaynor asserts that the
svng picture ordinance recently passed the board aimed 70
project theatres which Aldermen personally interested Ths
shsap tAeatres exclaimed the Mayor II believe this in.
Nss e6ense and going to find out about it." This looks
hko moro coercion"
During the past year the board has suffered much The search
NJ has been turned ccessvey M newsstand graft ito taxcab
~ it, moving picture graft its habits Of dawding delay and
sfy obstruction So much reelection" and coercion" call for
MesesU acon the part Of the Aldermen Let them resign,
sssihh themselves. All good citizens viii lend . hand
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WIZ "a
Tommy. 4


b.
sssdlss
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The MM ~
Mystery.


~
ne no own 2
~
refused SAYING ~
zaae hs sest excitement the moment eaaas be-
instantly ~
Ms magic begin And Just than the Princes men ruined
But the sn had ssnt magic protect ne 81 "a
vioA
married and 1--we palace o.s Of u
civilization ssssssa
evoauus
q Its There's s work . .
had
He
through hs sSts
Paris ana his wife ~
and he sought
Aay's rsussvs for vida
The evening world., 1913-05-30

he Romans settled TIE Two thousand years ago. swine
Ting drunksansss smother"
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The Stories of 1
nous Novels
By Albert Payson Terhune

y o. ~ ysAR ah
No. U-ZANOM, b. DwlWss-LvttoR.
2IOLA PTsAN making
~ fathers opera Naples Ths FORTUNES q Aea ~ S
6 ~
when Q handsoms man Q ~ ~
started the appauia ~....f
. nyster1eus -
middle
could
ia
u members e1lt
sudss
prolong indshnitsly eendons
should
Quilted
feAA e he ys1
pema
sssdsev.
ChiR ensas
III paaAn1n9
The evening world., 1913-05-30

~ Lsttsrs From Tue People Depart
D01 = very intsrssting.
LESLIE Q. CLARK.
The evening world., 1913-05-30

GE0 HALL We taks . taxicaet
asked NJ. Jar - hs and ~
~ good lady emerged from M
The evening world., 1913-05-30

And che counted her adorsrs ~ the SCORE Chic
them was a Italian Prince who was even tAea
70 kidnap hse. A young English artist Clarence
also lsvsa the Sssutifui, singer; - ala Niese .
0rook.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-01
(TFIE END.)
DIARY % FATHER Tine

The beauty of nature, of natural
scenery amid mountains, fields and
lakes, seems to have passed unheeded
in early times. The present enthus-
iasm which leads thousands of tour
lists to California, Florida, Switzer-
land and other natural beauty spots
is quite a modern development of
what is almost new sense in man.
While it is impossible to fix the exact
date of its beginning, it can be traced
back to the time of the Italian resur-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-01
Frederic A. DeIano.

One of the three representatives
Capital has on the industrial COM
mission is Frederic A. Delano of Chi
cago, president of the Wabash Rail-
road. He began his railroad career in
the shops of the Burlington system
at Aurora, H., as machinist's appren-
tice.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-01

rection in the fourteenth century,
when Fetrarch, in his poetry, repeat
eddy speaks of nature.
Among the ancients, for example,
art and poetry went through the
whole circle Of human interests be-
fore they turned to the representa-
ton of nature The ascent of noun
tain was unheard of until Patriarch
climbed Mont Ventoux, near Avignon,
and achieved the noblest masterpiece
of description of natural scenery.
And then enjoyment Of the external
world came into existence and found
expression in many poems and paint
ings, the reading and seeing of which
have caused thousands to break away
from their narrow enEirons so that
they might enjoy more distant views
and broaden their minds.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-01

Speculation was rife as to the
amount with which it had been at
tempted to bride me. Some guessers
went as high as 100000.
''Have you thought over this mat
ter and are you fully prepared to
answer" asked the grim old judge,
scanning my tear-swollen face.
nodded.
miss Dillpickles, will ask you to
state to the court" said the district
attorney with a triumphant look at
Mr.. Mockorange, what did the de-
PENDANT, Mockorange, say to you
when he spoke to you in the rear of
this courtroom last tuesday,"
In low tone, answered. Oh, it
was hard, but answered. Everyone
leaned forward to hear In spite of
being the chief witness against him,
1 stated, Mr.. Mockorange had not
spoken to me on any subject what
ever since l left the trusts employ
until that day. On that occasion he
signified that he wished to speak to
me and led me out of earshot of
others. Then
Then what?" snapped the district
attorney. "And speak louder"
HE then said" 1 went. on, Miss
Dillpickles, there's a little white
string hanging out back of your
shirtwaist!"
An uproar in the courtroom-a
Babel of strange, rauCus noises,
'E-eT-that will do. The court
apologies" said the judge in a chok-
ing voice.
(THE END.)
1890
DIARY OF FATHER TIME
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-05
FORTY DAYS FOR THE
REIMBURSEMENT
OF AMUSEMENT
Ash Wednesday, First Day Of
Season of Fasting and Pen
ance Solemnly Observed To.
day.

The holy season Uf Lieut. was ush.
cred tu to-day hos ~" uhs,rNaurp go
Roman Catholic aud EpiscupaHur
church Ui Nsh Wednesday From
now until Easter SUNDAY. which
comes this year un March 90. uhsci,.-
crs ot th" ICnt'n season VIII retain
from all amuscmrut~. thcgtors. dan.
GEES aud social affairs coming under
the ban. Regulations VIII Also b"
Deserved with reference To- tasting
pud abstinence.
lu the three Catholic yhur he. ~
Albuquerque to-day special ser,l, .,
were h"ld t feature being thu sprlnk
linz ~ ashes uu tho forehead 81 tho
faithful. the priest saying while max
lux IA" sign of IA" cross aud dis.
irioutiug the ashes. "Rcmenbrr.
man. dust thou ar, and tu dust thou
shalt return" Ia the church uf toe
immaculate Conception from now uu
ul Easter sunday. services win Tee
hold uu "Wednesday aud FRIDAY even
ings Ell each week aud mass viii De-
celebrated daily The evening ser.
Wees VIII Lcgiu 1T 7:3O O'Clock. On
"wednesday evening there win hr e
sermon and meditation Du FRIDAY
evening. the stations OF tn. cross VIII
be- recitcd
special services were held iu So
John Episcopal church today. Arrn-
deacon Warren officiating HOLY
communion wus distributed at &
20 cIoch aud regular Ash Wednesday
s,rtr's were held 81 % O'Clock Ser.
Vices this evening vill begin at 80.
During Lent services boo ~ John
church VIII %" held at -. m Thurs
dtH and FTids,
Coming on March 80, Faster Sun.
dar viii D" earlier this year ihau %
has been since 1856. For nmcty-iiNe
wears there has not been an Easter
SUNDAY earlier than March %. and
during the remainder of the tvcnti-
9th century there win not b., ga
Easter observed earlier than MHrJu
% IN 1886 Raster SUNDAY tell On
March 80. Since that time 10 has
twice been uu the tvcuty-nth of the
month. but never earlier In 1915,
ninety five wears ago. Easter fen on
March 80. the earliest DAT" uu Witch
% had been "harr, ID for ,ruturtc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

John y. Mcrrdeld. we'll known
engineer, II here today from Sorort0.
a. p FERGUSON. thc mlllnor. is In
New York city on buying TRIP
A. l.. Pollard is In Albuquerque
from Espanom. attending to business
affairs
Angus McGllNray arrived last
night from iistanvia Tor a brief busi-
ness visit Ia the citN.
G. y Cushmnn Of the T. L. Wash
burn company has gone 10 Dcmlug
Tor a couple Of days on business mat
tiers
Benefit Ruling No. at03. Fratrrnai
Mystic circle, viii meet in regular
session this evening al Z O'Clock.
There win be Initiation of candidate.
Horse blankets. lap robes. extreme
IS large stock ~ special sale. 80 pcr
cent on during next ten days. !. kor-
Der a CO., EOS North Second -
There wiz boz . meeting of Albu-
querque Council SO 81. knights OF
columbus. M odd Fellows hall to-
morrow evening At o'clock
County surveyor PIT Ross reports
the protective work ut pile driving
along the west bank of IA, no
GTandc above the Bdr,las bridge ou".
ihHd completed and rapid progress
b. being made
SiNtN persons IN seventeen families
Wrrr cared tor during january Dog h'
Nun. Sootariuu Bcn,Nuirnt .uvl'tl, a,.
Curdlng 90 th, report uf m, months
work submitted YESTERDAY ThrDu
hundred garments and much h,IdIuE.
fuel aud food were distributed
Friends in Albuquerque viii 10. m-
t'rcstcd O" learn of t"' marriage boo
Prescott Ari1, recent, Of Mi-- My
tie Hawk OF that cts Go Mr. Fred q
Barnett, former resident ut Nlhu-
uucrqur The ucwlNWCds Will make
their home IN Prescott
Rr,. Samuel T. Allison. pastor Of
the Central avenue Methodist ,hm,h.
south. mas lcit Tor Dallas, TcNns, go
attend meeting ~ m. board uf trus-
tees of th, southern Methodist uni
yersity Of which h- is &c member iir
win return Friday ur saturday To- og-
Cupy the pulpit us usual On SUNDAY
l.. r. richardson OF york. N,u,
WsH in the city yesterday th" guest
of hi sister, Mrs James = Blavk lt
$50 North sixth street. 80 ruut, ip.
southern california; Nj Hi,harIsuu
went through here rcvcutit uu-i-
hound. taking the remains or his
brother back 10 Nebraska for uurlt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-05
SADDLE HORSE IS
RUN HARD, THEN
TURNED LOOSE
Pony Belonging TO Springer
Transfer Stripped of Saddle
Blanket and Bride BY IN
known Thief.

a saddle pony. owned by 10,
Springer Transfer company. Nas
stolen from iu front of the sprnA,r
tfiicr on West Gold avenue. about
u'clock lass evening and after he-
ING run hard FOR apparently long
distance. was turned loose. the rider
iIrst taking q valuable addle Nay-
aJo blanket and bTidi,. After h.-
iuB turned loose the pony made ulE
"uN back O." springer barn. arrN.
ing there about 10 o'clock The au-
unul was plbinlf an in and Was co,
cred with sweat having apparently
hocn ridden hall to death. The po.
iico we're asked to-day tu Investigate
the affair.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-05

Here Be- message Of hope and
good cheer from Mrs e.. T. Martin.
Boone Min. Va, who is IN, mother ~
eighteen children Mrs Martin was
cured of stomach trouble and consti-
patton by Chamberlain Tablets after
hyr years Of suffering. ana now rev.
ommonds these tablets 90 the public
sold by All druggists