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The sun., 1913-10-21
SPURNED MURPHY'S
CASH, SAYS SULZER
Dcposcd Governor Asserts Tam.
many Boss Offered to Make
Him Wealthy.
TELLS or CLT1MATUM
..Gaffncy or War" Threat Was
Breaking Point in Their
Relations.


tH''oN "l'''aHi "u'"e' tdNe '"' "''
| s'orH Yesterday VI MS or'e' '''i' AS NoN
crnor OF Ne" YORK. MS aHeecu ro'a''ons
win 'harles - Murphy duflnE 'na' "me
ana inc sinister innuchccs he says were
brought 1" boar on MN Inc StorN was
copyrighted ana printed IN the htehho
, Val II Is oN PERMISSION OF thc Mdh mat
| THE Sun reprints 'h" story III part
Snl1Hr says mat JUST prior 10 'ne ti'ne
when h' TOOK ONCE he nnet Mr' MurpnE
~ ms priNa'' room AZ l'eI'hon'co anu
tha' inc 'an'nahF naoer o"crcu MN
The sun., 1913-10-21


81 never received as much a. an iut'na-
tion rrom Mr Murphy that he desired me
10 call upon Gov SulZ"r. nor did ne ever
'uek. any request to M &" suggest any
names for appointment To- uitcr b, ';oN
Suz"r and never talked - bout tho iilliug
uf otilcc> or suggested names OF any kind
of applicants for office excepting tho in
stauc" 81 the supreme 'our. Justices
that he was to dpp"iu, to Vacancies. and
then wha;"N"r discussiuu-a and We had
some over tin 80 appointments Vas purely
and only upon TN. initiative OF ,,ov. Sulz"r
and upon his request 10 me to aid him. in
So far AS 7 might consistently. in the dis
charge Of his duty IN that respect. And
the two gentlemen whom he sfterward
named were the two names that | sug
gested To him for the tillug of the
places.
"Of course whatever reference IN TINS
interview Gov. Sui2cl made To- Mr. Mur
phys alleged conversations with him. whcn
h" does not say that was present.
naturally know nothing about. and hence
| have nothing to say.
AS to III" intaI aIVicv ~ tpril II, tho
night of tho jefferson banquet. Mr Sul4er
during the hauuu"t .ud"a or"h s"N oral
times to make an arrangement I" hav"
Mr.. Murphy meet him In his room after
the banquet was over. and Mr Murphy
sent back word that he would h" unahl"
"a "
:" "", ~, 49,, n,,,,,,,a, ,,, =,
, A., N S,,I,a.. ,,,,,
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,. -, .,, L,', ,'d ,,..,,r t.;
,,t ,', ,,;,,, ,, ,,,'.,, ,,n,,,n.n ho
suggested that Mr Murphy hc sen; for.
hut Nr. Murphy could not bo touud-hc
..;,S,, ,h. .,a,a.,i,r c,,ro ,,or, COO.
a cuI,or r;,,..,, thn, NI, MUMMY lac caII,d
rnnn ,h. rhorc un was :, called and
a.l,.d II hc u.,,d go. mo ,:ny.rnor and
Tho resn,nsc was I'm, n, wound and -,
tho ,;ov,rnor.s rc,uest | occonrnni.d him
In Mr. Nurnhv's hons.
interview with Nnrph!.
..r,c,,. conversation N,. = vsr, .hor,
an, md "a. M, rccol,,c,i,,, sory,s ,uc had
scIcl,. aud yhoIlv tn Il, with the question
az ,1;re,, ,,rim.,r,. No such CONVERSATION
"a thr C;nyernor alleges AS having taken
The sun., 1913-10-21
MorGenthau Willing.

"And he stated to me that Mr.. Morcen-
thau would probably be made Secretary
Of tho Treasury under the new Admins
fration and that he. Morsenthau. had told
him that he was willing to take the ap
pointmcnt Of the chairrnan>hip of the Pun
1ir Service Commission. take up the sub
Ject OF rapid transit and subway. act
upon it and dispose Of /. before March |
and resign in time to go down to Wash
inHton To- assume his portfolio
II immediately said: My don't you
is a man of experience and whatever his
action may be on the question Of rapid
transit or subways YOU would have the
comforting assurance that the man YOU
had named was chosen by the President
of the United States for the most i'm p
portant Portfolio in his Cabinet
'~rhat was the only time that Henry
Morgenthaus name was mentioned ~ my
presence by Gov. Sulzer and in response
10 my inquiry as TO why he did not
,lanc him he told me that he had con
"ludeh not 20 do SO. He then turned to
me and said: There Is just one man that
could relieve inc OF this anxiety that s
hearing down upon me and he said. You
are the man Ny reply TO that was.
Governor. you are crazy. I do not want
80 enter iTSo amy discussion OF this matte.
at all, 50 thai YOU cannS possibly in.
iulgc the hope that 7 will take the place.
! want you to put IL out or Your mind
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06

del partido Republican,, asistieron
mas de mil comensales. Taft defendio
la administration; dijo que Ell pueblo
Sc regocijara (claro) 81 los democratas
'mantienen la prosperidad Gel pals; de-
clar6 cue un million de republicanos ha-
bia votado por la candidatura de VIII
son, con el fin de i1npedir la election
Gle Roosevelt que hubiera sido peligro-
sa, y termin6 manifestando que, aun-
que derrotados, los republicanos han
contribu1do salvar al pals de una ad-
ministraci6n cuya pol1tica consist1a en-
destruir las leyes de un gobierno re-
preventative constitutional democrati-
co y ouya propaganda trataba Gle con-
citar los odios de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06
Las condolences
de la paz
(ueva York. 6 de Enero.-

Nueva York, 6 de Enero.-
En- la conferencia de Ia paz, cel5bra-
Ia Ell q de enero, los Aliados pidieron
7ue Turqu1a renuncie a sus derechos
7obre Creta; cue ceda las islas del mar
Egeo, y cue modifque SUI frontera de
modo cue Indianapolis quede en- terri
5orio blIlgaro. Los turcos deben aceptar
>sas proposiciones ell ola 6, 0, de 10 con
srario, los Aliados consideraran nulas
todas las negociaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06
la situacion
en- Portugal

Nueva York, 6 de Enero.-
La situacion de Portugal es muy crl-
tica. Sc cree que habra necesidad de
establecer una dictadura pol1tico- mill
tar. Ell presidente de la Republica esta
hacienda esfuerzos inauditos por evitar
toda aCcion violenta contra Ell Parla-
mento La prensa y la opinion mu@s-
trase pesimistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06
La question del { anal

Nueva York, 6 de Enero.-
FL Presidente de la Association de la
Paz International en- la ciudad de New
York, declare, ell sabado, que el esta
en- favor del arbitraje en- ell asunto de
la disputa acerca del Canal de Panama.
No cree que la ley infrinja Ell tratado
de Hay Pauncefote, y desea que Ingla-
terra tenga la oportunidad Gle exponer
los fundamentals de sus reclamaciones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06
Catastrofe. martina
Ell JULIA LUCKENBACK, PERDIDO

Nueva York, 6 de Enero.-
En- la bahia de Chesakeape chocaron
ell vapor ingles Indrakuala y Ell vapor
Julia Luckenback, yendose a pique es-
te 1lti,no. Resultaron ahogadas catocce
personas entire elias ell captain del Ju-
liza, Gilbert, y su esposa. Los vapores
Pennsylvania Indrakuala lograron
salvar trece naufragos. Ell vapor In
drakuala sufrio grandes averfas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06
Tremendo temporal

Nueva York, de Enero.-
Ell dia de Enero, un temporal ha
arrasado varios pueblos. de las costas
del Atlantico. Las perdidas son enor-
mes. Muchas embarcaciones pequenas
han zozobrado. Este temporal ha sido
ell mas fuerte de todos los que Sc han
desencadenado durante la estacion
presente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06
Los dinamiteros,
bajo fianza
Nueva York, 6 de Enero.-

Nueva York, de Enero.-
En- tanto Sc vean las apelaciones, Ia
Corte Suprema ha concedido un auto dc
'supersedeas los So dinamiteros
condenados. Las fianzas que tienen que
prestar estos, ,ascienden en- total LOO.
900 dolares en- efectivo, o, al doble. 81
la prestan con fincas o propiedades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06

PAGO DEL $50 DIVIDENDO ACTIVO
El dla nueve de los corrientes que
dara alberto ell pago, en- la Gaia del
Banco, del segundo dividendo active Sc
mestral de 1912 a OO). Los Sres Ac
cionistas tendr5n su disposition las
correspondence ordenes de pago. des-
de dicho dla, en- la Secretar1a del Ban
co.
San Juan, 2 de Enero de 1913.
Carlos NJ. Soler.
Vice-Presidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06
Ell fantasrna de Castro

Nueva York, 6 de Enero.-
La Corte Federal ha concedido un
auto de ''habeas corpus" al expresiden-
te Castro para que comparezca ante
los tribunales. Con este motive Castro
no ha embarcado ell dia 4, como habia
pensado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06
CABLEGRAMAS
Renuncia del
senador Bailey

Nueva York, de Enero,-
Ell senador Bailey ha renunciado. Ell
coronel r. Johnston, editor del Texas
Post, de Hauston, ha sido nombradc
para sucederle durante Ell tempo que Ii
faltaba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06
PUREZAY CALIDAD rNMEJ0RABIEs

Con ID Cocoa "LE0N DE ORC" Sc
prepare La bebida mas saludable como
oidaj 60 IN allmento perfeoto, de fAcil
digestion. Recomendada por los seho-
res m6dicos como t6nieo exoelente para
Ell sistema nervioso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06
BU0UEg ANUNCTADOg

Vapor americana Ponce. Sali6 el 80
lei pasado de New Orleans para 6sta.
Consignatarios, The N. Y. P. R. IS. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06

Vapor americana Massapequa. Ell
del presente sali6 de New Orleans pa
ra esGa Isla.
Consienatarios, The N. Y. P. R. SIS. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06
Banco de Puerto Rico

PAGO DEL $50 DIVIDENDO ACTIVO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-06


Mayf1oWer Luquillo
Desaada d;4o
lsabela Naguabo y Humacao
0"l'l '0"o pendlente
Cazador id.
carmen F'ajardo
&"E'" SSi' : <''''a '-'Oa
vaDor americana Ponce Sali6 81 %
oonSlghatarlos, Ihe n. I. +. K. IS. Co.
vanor americana Nassanoona II
OoilSi lSisIlatar1os, Inc n. I. t, Il. IS. Co.
el 4 del presente.
0oASl8udIdrloS, Inc n. I. I. Il. IS. co.
0ilSl . Id '@rloS' 1ne ~ I r Il. IS. 20,
-a~ 9ricano caracas So1i6 9,
~ I 9 '-'''''A '''@' l1i>'@ > 20
New York nara 6s+a 81 / dol 2oor,;o,,+o
Napor americana S. v Luckenback.
te.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
$3.50 RECIPE FREE FOR
WEAK MEN
Send Name and Address TOday--Snu
Can Have ~ Free aud tie
strong ana Vigorous

! have In my possession n prescTfp-
ion for nervous debility, lnck or Wig
Br, weakened manhood. failing MEM
ny and lame back, brought on By cN-
'esses. unnatural drains. or the follieS
" youth. mat has cured SO many
worn and nervous men right IN their
own homes without any additional
nelp or medicine--thnt ] think every
man who wishes 10 regain manly
lower and virility. quickly and quiet
ly, should have copy. So ! nave de
termincd 20 send a copy Of the pres
lripuon free OF charge. IN plain,
ordinary sealed envelope 60 any man
Nho VIII write for u.
This prescription comes nom a
physician who has made q special
study OF men and ! am convinced q
Is the understanding combination for
the cure of deficient manhood and
vigor failure ever put together
think ! owe % 20 my fellow men
o send them "a COPY In confidence 50
tnat any man anywhere who is weak
and discouraged with repeated fail
ures may stop drugging himself with
harmful patent medicines. secure
what believe is the understanding
restorative. upbuIlding. SPOT-TOlCH-
ING remedy ever devised. and so
cure himself az nome quietly and
quickly. Just drop me line lku
this: Dr. A. y. Robinson. f7i2 Luck
Building. Detroit. Mich, aud ] VIII
send you copy OF this splendid rec
ipo ln plain ordinary envelope Tree
~ charge. a great many doctors
would charge $500 10 $500 for mere
IS writing out prescription AZ THIS
but I send II entirely free
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22

state of Sew Mexico, County 10
Bcrnauuo. in the District count
No n9TG

state of NcW Mexico, County ''
Bcrnalllo len the District count
40. a2TG
Mary N. Bnltes ~. Engonc " Hutos
To the Defendant
You are hereby notified that sui
has been commenced against sou n
the above entitled court by the above
named plaintn wherein and whereof,
she pIviya Tor AN absolute divorce
from you on the grounds ot abandon
ment and non.Hlpport. Ana YOU are
further notified that unless You cause
your appearance 90 he entered iu suId
suit at the court house Of the counts
90 ncTnalillo state Of Sew Mexico.
az Albuperqus. New Mexico, on ur
before the ath day 81 MAY, 1919. q
decree pro coufesso viii be- entered
against you ana the reiief prayed for
hy pmintin viii boz granted Tho name
of the plaintiffs attorney is " e..
iiouc0ck whose postohlcr address is
Albuquerque New Mexico.
A. ~ WALKER
(eenO Clerk
ny THos. X. y MADISON.
Deputy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22

Suggestions to Ambitious Young Railroad Men
y, Fc Emrlu,c-' Wagnnnr



ihr n-h price of Che stock mud rhr
Hit' ui dividends
Nu employ" nnu takes interest Boo
'hr nr"-psrit" OFF his company proc
m"i0s bis own Interest and D below"
soon starts Q" s',' money for himself
oven 10 10 ls worry email 40 first Et'ry
man ought tu begin Goo save if cond. -
lions H.. permit Even uItn the
present hieh cost of living almost
r''n"u" ""n s"t" -"m'tu.uE ana pms
be Goo work drawing interest or grow
loo value Th" man who earns urlN %
dollar CO., tNo dts docsn owe mu,u
io ~".i riH h' Hud he family need 10
a'I--hui 'ho wHn NHo ,lrus mor,
owes H'W...' #Id family thr prpir.
Nnn that is eiE'u Dog saving. also
bold tnIf 30 .s 3D. dHu 200 II, l..o.|
Iua tn uu. Boo nW, 'ud spend NONE,
NJ tHu 'HIu H Fl. .... other" TO- .uHu.r
~" .'fu
The Tendency uI ."W' labor organ
lIu"ns -"'Ws o." iuI Do HnHg"uisu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22

lcpth may bring IN q STRONGER How Of
na. and IN larGe volume.
W nj, James. Cor many years IN
hnfnc az operations In the neid Tor
re- Houston Oil co. and one oi the
areeu operators ~ the southwest.
emaincd at Dayton ten days. making
o my inquiries stated,
"oil seems % be showing here
throughout western Texas and this
art az New Mexico extending over
very large arca--lhui really no one
n these sections knows where the oil
,omcs from In my Investigations
round Pcc0s nund wells. but could
,ot get any satisfactory replies az to
tests. for they did not know u ~
the same here The oldest we'll here
Dayton. ~ M r. az the srhuoi-
house.. They have OIL. they say and
plugEcd the cnsing. MANY others are
the same. AZ the seven Rivers prop.
erty they are IN hard lime formn
ion. where drilling II very slow and
here n much water. but there iN q
little oil There 81 no oil IN that
rn.ntion--yeilow linc--but they
0uid easily have run through little
shaics or oil sand. ana of this they
i0nt know do not consider the
Brown wen q criterion, because they
iout know where they get the OIL
houGh the well Is down $50 feet Al
nii men know that fresh water is
detrimental TO oil. while salt water
II an affinity. Fresh water is SO
1eayy II browns the oil back tight
ns the oil rock up. THESE people
lueht To be very liberal ana get u
large company.-Or several at them
go deep. wouldn't want 10 come
n here. ar induce any 81 ms friends
10 80. unless We could get a deep
vell They might bring IN shallow
wells ana make field. but this ~
tot probnhic Deep oil is the best
~. The dip from Toyah Is $50 feet
the mile h r. l50o feet there TO
he second csrbonates. and hcro %
would be 300o 90 t00e
"'rhe shallow gas wells only mean
ocal aid. because they keep exhaust
ng. Gas mua have good solid
oof 10 be- OF much commercial value.
n think the conditions here Justify
esting thoroughly but II must be- O.
ieep test Maybe at iS0o or 20oU
eet they viii ind another oil or gas
and. but according Co the looks of
he ansiciines and siBclines and the
geology 81 the country. they must GO
ieep to nnd good oil They must
tart with big hole--ieia inches 20
start. then 10. and g. have an
idea that afyer they pass through
ne deep watcr-l2b0 fc"t--thcy may
get How ct salt water and oil sands
That's what this country needs deep
esting. They must drill this ncld
with cable system and go deep 90
here h any oil here at depth % viii
lc Of superior Quality wouldn't
wonder II we're as good as the best
'ennsylVHnias. and IL would be- under
mch enormous pressure that IL would
% good one In places there are
wells a300 feet deep, profitable. be-.
'ausc the oil h Of such good quality
and this h what ] should expect here.
a. too. they should develop deep gas
ierc under this close. deep forum
ton they should bring In big wells
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22


INT Turner. with % .nrutd rNp,r-
i,o.. of ,,,t,. ,.,f. dur,us which I,
,.,s.... ....t...... ,. ...u. .,t..r.|.
''' ''' '''''
h"d go make N"''N '"t+'''''''
those who are voung 100 tfe service.
Nir Turner's genial personality lh-
sur,s his words acing received u tl'
Same spirit a@ that lu which th't
we're written He has the distinction
ot being t1y FIRST conductor to ram d"
train into santa Pc. lis now i- Vice
president of tine pe.os NuI,> Hues
of the Santa &c. with headquarters 'u
Amarillo. Texas
Young men generally tu not ash Tor
advice. thuugh frequently much H
given. but recall no sind lnIu.N
about my Intentions CO., plau. when
WAS uoy- no suggestion HH n"0 q
could advance Wy interests Hud lW
rroye u, condition
This v.e due partly to r. certain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22

Development on an extensive scale
IL going on in the acknowledgements
Artesia section 81 New Mexico In the
effort 20 bring IN an Oh field. The
Dayton Petroleum Go. has standard
rsg on the Faasfiiammett lease. and
Will so smother upon the iSissinser.
the recna valley Gas & On CO. rs
pumping upward of 20 barrels ~ Oh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22

"uu Nnu want your wife 90 vote
g do. t,phrd th" man VIII" has n
hirh idot OF "Nr rrsfonsihihtN 'All
ush cot hrr BE- that she wont m>
What 70 Bother when election han
pons tp com, ou the Same day with
pnr of h,r bridge parties - Us
change.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
O. R. E. DANCE MONDAY
NIGHT IN MASONIC
TEMPLE BALL ROOM

Officers aud members 81 Alhuquer-
luc Division 40. 4. order of Halfway
Employees are making active prepar-
ttlons Tor the dance aud banquet 90
pe given iu the Masonic Temple hall
room on next Monday evening The
general public is invited 10 attend aud
fine tim. for everybody Us assured
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
EASTER DISPLAY At
WASHBURN'S
Easter Lilies and Special Back
Grounds Make an Effective
Setting for Exhibit of Fine
Wearables for Men.

Mu,n HtuuuIu attention VAS Co.,
jrrt'i BOO rn. shopping district t".
dH- n, o. remarkably attractive win.
duv display trrturrI uN SIS. "a Mar
1900 500 tus D. H.. Wa.hburu store con-
south s.p"ud street
u 70 setting ot rraI Easter NIic. uud
other decorative suggestions OF inc
season Ir MauIu has shown in 'n,
south window several untaui, exam
piles oi th, tailoring urt of iho Strlu-
Bloch Duuplu. including th" last
word in drues suits
Tho north window presents al th'
ucw ideas 300 uc famous Stct."n
shoes. a special setting ut decorative
crepe paper adding grontl, 10 th. at.
tfu,tiNeurss cot tho display.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22

Dare Devil Frank. al the skating
Rink sunday afternoon and night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
NEW FUEL FOR MOTOR
VEHICLES


GUY '"n.Hi Edwin y 'nnN'Nl"~
JON "l'''''lk' @""lh NIi.'". 100 ''".
t"''i l''r"ti#'
a urN iouih invented lur. tog us4
boo Internal combustion engines vh %
b. .Id ls tne inventor. Goo ho equal b.
Huf superior Goo gusnuu. Up.truII $50
efficiency, b'-ito- having lho Ho.yut-
as, of reduced cost. has Wt,.y '',u
introduced n Johanna. hurp sud Is
attracting considerable attention Boo
motor circles hy reason "i Jha ..,.a.-
which has attended l'st'
Tho Inventors off thi- sasoIr. sur-
utut, which hae been given CO.. .HIIo
'i pHroI" ar, 'i,s.rs J.ukiu-uu uud
LNrsHs, ot Johannesburg, aud lutt
uI' confident fh1t th''r invention DO
prove 90 mosi ,aiutnI. "ur Iur r.utor
driven vehicles from Hu ,.rI,u.,
standpoint
rnr"i Is made from p9rBIIu, r-
conversion being accomplished Do, o.
chemical process. tuJ without ,h, u.f
q" hDU A.d. from DO, chemicals
used. th, uuf .,...uiIy. required lur
'r' ur. patIfIuu Do. o.. uuU 900 bars,
puui1.,. W' auh. pumps Hul u,N.
.rs 10 H claimed thut us Wras Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22

cheapest accldrui Insurance ~.
Thomas Eclectic oil, For mutnN
soalds. cuts mud cwrreencics. Az
druggists soil d t.N nnd ,np
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22

We have money Gee loan at pci
cent on rcnl estate security John NJ
Nuuro REALTY 90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22

rr,-idrn, and Airs Wilson at hom,
CRYSTAL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22

Trlmblo's 'dycry. lis n Second ST
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22

Double niosrapb Comedy crystal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-22
The DGytOn-LGke Arthur-ArtesiG Oil
Fields of New Mexico

vs. Cms = Dn~norc. in Engineering and Mining World
+t%44++4++%+++44+%+%%++++4+
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-11-06

The Music and Expression clu'
met ut the home of Anna Lau'
bach last Friday afternoon ut three
thirty. As it was Halloween, the
house was decorated with JACKIE
lanterns and cut flowers. Two
new members, Elizabeth Wood
son and Grace Lanbach were mi
tinted into the Club. The pro-
gram consisted Of vocal solo, An
ma Laubach; reading, Miss Smith;
vocal solo, Grace Laubach. Light
refreshments were served. The
Club adjourned to meet Mt Mrs.
Corbett's next Friday afternoon at
three thirty. SEC.
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Bairdville, Nov. 4--Forest fires
ia our neighborhood are destroy
ing many tons Of fertilizing ma
terial and much valuable timber.
This robbing the soil Of its fertili-
ty and the people their timber
still continues whose benefits
Mrs. Rosa Munroe and children,
from Texas, visited Mrs. Nettle
Collins this week at Bairdville.
Messrs. Porter and Mizell OF
Punta Gorda were at Bairdvllle
Friday.
Messrs. Carrier, Porter, Nc
Cam and Stevens Of Pnnta Gorda
motored through Bairdville Sum
day.
+. r. johnson. Terry Collins,
l.. G. Baird and VIM. Kennedy
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distributed telephone poles along
the Bairdville road as far as Myr-
tie creek, Thursday and Friday.
When the telephone line il in
stalled it will show very fine inn
provement along that route. We
hope a r. +. d. route will soon
take the place Of the star mail
route and eliminate the handling Of
mail at post Offices on the route.
MEADOW LARK.
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| Mrs. Turner returned Saturday
from Zolfo, after a prolonged Wis
| it at the home Of Carl Smith.
G. d. Richmond went out to his
place at fuckers Woods Tuesday,
taking with him a load Of pineap-
pie suckers for his backwoods
pinery. Mr.. Richmond knowsa
good thing when he sees il.
Mrs. TEL. l.. Dotson went mp to
Zolfo Saturday to see her new liz
tile granddaughter, Ezetta Smith,
the week old daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. Carl Smith.
Mrs. G. E. Fitzgerald went mp
Arcadia Monday. returning the
same day.
Albert Coup, Mr.. Rollick and
Chas. McWilliams are camping sn
She'll creek thissweek, where they
are picking oranges.
Mrs. McWilliams made short
visit to Arcadia Wednesday.
A. B. Tucker came il from his
place Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G. W.. Shaw returned
Tuesday from visit to her dangh-
ter at Boca Grande.
Miss Anna VanCamp was home
from Fort Meade, where she
teaches, spending Saturday and
Sunday with her parents.
Misses Anna and Sara Boyle
who are teaching school at Noca-
tee and Brownville, respectively,
were at home here over Saturday
and Sunday SITTER.