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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-17
CONDUCTED TOURS

go I'M, time, hours, 30 miles. only 700.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS.
Covering the interior Of the White House, Capt.
toll Congressional Library. Bureau of Printing
and Engraving, u. $. Treasury, Army and Navy
Building Smithsonian Institution, National Mu.
scum, Corcoran Art Gallery, an-Americau Build.
ing 10 am. l pm. time, hours. only 200.
Luxurious 9-passenger touring cars; expert
guide drivers. Our lecturers college men;
fined intelligent. Finest service in America. H.
Illustrated folders, tickets at leading hotels and
ticket agencies. All Royal Blue Line cars start
from Ogfam's Gift Store. Penna. ave. and 18th
81. NV. Phone Main 5499 for reservations.
We will send our elegant new touring cars to
apy hotel or residence and return tourists after
the tour without charge IL they will notify m
Phone Main Jis9. one-haif hour before starting.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-30

25c Del Eiifb meiter, ale gang.
bare 6arben, Gbaaengeper-
foub per yarO ~. sc
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-30

gn5iise fir @aner nnO anaben
Der WnnOer6Orite Challenge
SIS @ldrncr an3iiae, @oritcos
ul0 bIaue Serge 4n3iiae stoffe,
reinieiOenes Suffer, @robcn 33
bis A, G6aQeuge.
p%ertaut ............ $S.9S
$3.50 uuo $40 0}dnncr unO
iunoe 0ldunerau5igc, nelle Gar.
ben, @rou mo Oliibunaen,
@balengenerfaui
$6.45 uno .......... S4.35
$3.50 ara6cu a~nider6oder .an.
8iiaG @roben 3 bis t6,
G6aacrgcocrtotli .... $1.59
Chen erbaltcn: 1877 Dldnucr uno
juugc MGnner Brobes an5iiae;
mcrt6 bis $3.50 8orite6s un6
aaidmirs, @roBen Is bis A,
Challenge.
b%ertauf ............ $2.74
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
WOMAN'S DEVOTION
TO MAN FEATURE
OF PRODUCTION
Much Heralded Problem Play
Cleverly Constructed BY
Master Playwright, Charles
Klein, to Draw Big House.

The United Play company pre-
sents in the I,lks thoater IN Albu-
querque Tonight Charles Klein's
lei-r: pley The Third Degree"
while only ustie over year old
the Third Degree" has already
taken arm hold on the public and
there is every reason 10 believe that
The production viii exceed the mar
yeluus record OF Mr.. iSleln's former
work. "rhe LION and the Mousse" on
which the producer Is said TO have
made "a million dollars and which
played iu Albuquerque ON two occa-
sons
a w0mah's devotion to q man Ia
desperate straits, making a pure t9ve
STORY of unusual heurtt interest n
the feature 81 the Third Degree.
The play deals with number 81
recruitment conditions that exist la
large cities Mr Klein II cndeavor-
ing hy means uf this play % arouse
u sentiment in opposition 60 certain
conditions that exist. The scenes are
laid lea Sew York. the characters are
prominent IN the social set The
methods Of the New York police de-
partmcnt. IN many instances noted
for cruelty and barbarlty, VIII be Re-
curatei, depicted. The advance sale
for lhr attraction has been heavy
and crowded house is practically
assured
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01

hand was more than t2i.ss7 900.
THIS Improvement over last year "
due o. the remarkable Increase In
customs ana Internal revenue receipts
during the past six months Receipts
from all sources from July To- Deem
her npproNimutcd $3.50. Gee 900. or
more than f23.0n0.O0U gfeatcr than
during the corresponding period Of
1911. The aggregate Expenditures fof
the elk months ending Yesterday were
about ta5G. 900. 600 This was nearly
$4,000, 600 greater than Tor the same
period last year the increases being
due mainly to mrr" expenditure for
the army and the increased pension
payments as result of the pension
LEGISLATION Of the last rongrcss.
Tho general fund ~ the govern
ment contains upwards 81 Sif0.0oO,-
00o while % YEAR ago % held unli
tt26, 93g. QUO. Tho working balance
OF the treasury. hioh iH the actual
cash IN Uncle SANS p"ckotDook. to-
day amounted CO. about N,nHe. 900.
The year 1911 closed with working
balance of S1fIl- U0p.
The treasury holds about tI.253..
$4,000 n gold This Includes $50.
100000 In the reserve fund the
greater part of The remainder being
represented hy gold certificates In cir
culation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
PERSONALS.

Mr. Harry prUmm uf 'Hgago.
Formerly Miss Constance SELLERS is
a. quest ut tu, uoW, DOL. hyr parents.
colonel end Nr- 10. Is. %. SELLERS.
Matt kuupp. the we'll known tro,rl-
ing photographic. leaves 100 ihr W"ru-
u4 fur o. business trip south "i Nl'u-
uu,ruuo Ju h, gone BE- couple ui -
clarence S,,rru-. SANTA T., ua.-rd
conductor uf 4ai \orth twelfth
street. hats arrived from clovis to
.p,ud Sew Years v.tH uis Imip'
Mr. aud Mrs g. W Huid"ri of
E,rkcjr. CAT. W, ,sIuug their sou
auu dnuah.cr-m Inv. Nr ANA Mr@ IT,
.C Huidurl. ot mo Nurih Edith street
Facilities rur parcels post business
we're made use uf today an Go" .o''.
pustnHlro sud .ur thr present ih' bus.
iup-s viU hp accommodated al ih'
regular stamp Windows
An m.r,as, of BIS loo tho school
population ut H,tuU'illo county ioi
ipI9 is rcpurl,d uN tine county super
intrudtut Of schools tn" increase u
the city precincts was about $50
". T.. Hawkins. formerly of th'
hrm of Trottcr aud Hawkins Nhl ar
rive this week 90 toxic charge 90 th'
business while M Trotter taxes
needed vacation ana rest.
There win be a meeting of Liu'oli
Circle No. o Ladies' oft tho q. \. u
"a the home uf MI. g. q, CaldWoll
sl7 West SILVER avenue THURSDAY
January . at 1880 - .m 49, order %
the president
The annual roll rau and cosenau
meeting of tine FIRST Baptist Chutcl
win be- held tunisht ot the church. "a
| which reports OF various department
viii De- heard An uionds ot th
church are invited.
Q \ large number of people called %
| "a. Commercial club building t"dh
to await themselves uf the hospiialil
ct the club, which kept open house
uu day New Years day
George Wharton James, c'hn"l
ogist and explorer WAS "a visitor d
the ritl tor ar hour last WHhl af
irving from the Nayajo reservation
here he had been engaged 10 re
search work. He was unable 90 re-
Imam here today az AT urss planned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
SUICIDE PAYS TRIBUTE
TO YOUNG ROCKEFELLER
ny Leased Wire 10 r,cnlug n"raIdl


Sew YORK; Jan IA note ju
which "a tribute vt. paid 200 John D..
Rockefeller Jr NJs found plt,r tho
discovery cot the Suicide Yesterday oI
harrington Hutton just 20 years old.
who hanged himself st the home "l
hia parents ON Central r.rk west.
Co., hi- note th, Young man said h'
h1d been strongly impressed with the
talk Geo Young men which Mr. Rookie
Teller gave lt Turrytuva un SUNDAY,
raising among other points tnnt
money was mot the ont, thing 90 the
world bat that work and indie
p.udyuu, were more important
"It D.. good THING for us that
money finds itself m the hands "i
such Young m,u us Nr Rockefeller.
th, -ul,id, wrote. "iiv b. just ih'
one that knows that money ~ not tii
aud the few words which ne spoke 7"
Young men the other evening h'-
done m.g, good than be- can ever
imagine
Young Hutton was recently ,w-
plo,,d on the pp"uWa Canal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
Kansas Guy lave Stock

Euu-us Dit, Sio. Jan. i..' cattle
Receipts 1000, m,udiug coo south
ems Market steady Goo stroug rH.
tive sirrr- fG.s5nH.25, southern
steers. San1.5a. southern COWS and
hrifcrs Sa.IUuC15. native COWS uui
h,ifars. s3tonN. st"ckcr. and tced-
ers. sau1.1j. bulls, &tiom t5t
ouIycs. sGml0: western steers $3.50
assoc. western COWS. s3.15H $50.
Hogs Receipt. 1000, market
steady. bulls of sales. s1tOuf.35t
heavy. 81 30VI.la. packers and
butcher. y520H ITO. light fiV
$50. pigs. S5.5Ung.50.
sheep Receipts 5000 market
strong 90 zoe higher. muuuns. sim
.5 go. iapbs, StuN15. range wcth-
crs and yearlings. 3i25W 1906 range
ewes. &3.2Sm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
TENNESSEE CENTRAL
IN RECEIVERS HANDS

Nashville. Tenn, Jan Wv. Is
M'\lisicr ana u. q Chamberlain. re-.
.crirers of the Tennessee Central rail-
road under e petition nlcd In Do, fed
.crHl court Ht Knoxville. executed bond
iu the sum ur 100000 each today.
President a. o. Ncwou vt- made
general manager %, the receivers
officials of the road sar that tho
property VIII br placed on ga, utrkoi
AMI % is the intention uf the com.
many @" huN it iu. Nashville eitt Of
hciols and their two representative.
On the board OF directors met ~ noon
L" take steps to safeguard Nashyll,
million dollars worth ct stock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
CUBS ORDERED TO RIDE
WATERMELON FOR 1913


bS s.,ascd Wire To- Et"niug Herald
Chicago. Jan ! According Geo q
iav recently Iid down boy President
MHruhy of the chicago National
league baseball plaN,rs ot his organ.
ilttIuu urs uuy tn. water wagon
TODAY ~ hereafter during hp 1913
season.
MurphNk cdi,t pr,,ipuat,d heated
words trom Frank chance. che lat,
manager. Uh" claimed thvt his play.
,rs lost no gaines uu account ui tu'
frequent tppluE Manager EN,rs
who succeeded Dhtuy, says ga, order.
ur rh, president must o." un',rd O.
500. md rst"od chat thy order "a.
Co. go into ,noJ ut the b,gluuiug u'
tn' nov YrJi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
SANTA FE TO HAVE NEW
100000 TOURIST HOTEL

Tspreiai Dispntch - fsventns Herald I
Santa Ne. n. A., Jan, Santa
fo IL at last 90 have great tourist
hotel This was decided yesterday
when the Santa PC Trail Hotel COM
pany. capitalized 90 100000. with
prominent Santa Feans backing a.
was Incorporated and the papers
nled with the state corporation COM
mission
The company D. 60 have to.0O0
shares Of stock az sic. The cum
pany begins with the following
shareholders w. q Sargent. 900: ,.
A. Massic. 1. and ~. v. Cartwright I
share ~ Is capitalized for nfty
Years and Attorney francis g. WI
son. with offices in the LauEhliil
building. this city. rs named az the
statutory agent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
vOLIvA REAPS HARVEST
FROM ZION FOLLOWERS


chicago. jau. THE days of the
reign ur Juun Alexander bowie in
Zion City we're recalled early today
ahvu hundreds of the followers Of
wilbur Glenn Noli,a. poWios sue
ccssor. deposited money ana ,aluahlcs
he ,u apple oarrcl 60 the door uf tho
temple while leaving after the mid
uIsnt service.
"A the conclusion of prayer by Vol
Ra She congregation, which dllcd the
irmuI. Gao ntcrNpWiev. marched iu
line and rHeh ONE dropped his com
.tribuiou iniu tho barrel Cash.
IeWclrk and valuable papers cumpris-
cd tbt Tree nll uuorug Finch of che
drsout had been Instructed tu give
900 that his worldls wealth would al
low.
10 was not announced inhaN w1ai
th, collection amounted gao but 800 pre-
,iuur ,pnrs thousands oft dollars nave
been donated The proceeds WIZ so
toward tnr sInrorl ot tuc caurrh and
.ts inWituuous
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
LAWMAKERS GATHER
IN THREE STATES
Election of Two Senators Prin.
cipal Business in Colorado;
New Hampshire to Elect a
Governor.


Denver Jan. WIN Demo.
cratic majority Of ~ % Joint ballot
the nineteenth general assembly al
Colorado convened here today. Inn
mcdiatcly upon the completion of
temporary organization 10 was plan
ned 10 take IN Adjournment out ot
respect to the lato lieutenant gu,vr-
nor-eloct %. q. Montgomery. who died
SUNDAY.
HnllotinE for tao United states
senators Viii begin January o. the
du,N GuNeruur-elcot g.. VI Ammons
and other Dcmorrtti, state officers
VIII Dee Hnauauratcd Primary ,1ndi.
dates for the -enttnIsWps arp Cove
rruor Shuifpth and e. - Thomas to
succccg the Mt, senator charles j.
liuE1rs Jr
Ouy pf the FIRST matters tp h, cone
sIdtt,d 3D., the house is a resolution
asNiug l, state supreme court tu
pass upon tlc succession CO., thr uiil.,
oT lieutenant governor m. do vacant
by The death uf o.. g. Montgomery
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
RAILROAD MUST install
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM


Indianapolis. San inspectors for
the indiana state railroad commission
today we're ordered Co investigate 100,
work of installing block signals "r
.tHr cincinnati. Hamilton a DAYTON
railroad between GlcnW"ud and The
ohio line. lu case Tn, signals have
mot been Installed % WAS stated suit
may bee brought against the rIilroud
for - 600 q week until the work s
completed.
This action follows the return yes
terday los the Marion county grand
jury of indictments charging nNolun
tary munslaughtcr against sixteen Of
ncials and directors ct the road and
two trainncu. whom The srand jury
contends were Responsible for ih'
collision between freight and pas
scngcr train IN lrtiugtou, suburb
November la, when sixteen lives were
lost.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
SOLDIERS FACE TRIAL
IN COURTS OF TEXAS
IBy LEASED Wire 10 Evening ucrnldI

Austin Tex. Jan Announce
meni was made here iuday ihut ,hr
maudamus proceedings in the su-
prcWr Cour' OF on, United states 90
compel The surrender ul Sis snlditrs
az Fort CLARK, near Hrekcttyilc. 90
the ciNil authorities a. Kinney puun-
"a, rcNHs. will b' Withdrawn on Cow
rru"r toluuitt's request Tho soldiers
we're wanted Iu connection with the
shooting AFFAIR az "a Moxioun dance ut
Hrr k"tt,.llc. Govcrn'r CulpWtt hia
been Informed the militur, authorltics
viii turn over the troops without "a
contest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
THIRD DEGREE IS
GREAT DECLARES
MIKE STANTON
Manager of Elks' Theater in
Santa Fe Comes to AIbu-
querque to Witness Second
Performance of Problem
Play.

PLEASE Say for me That the Third
Degree. which shows IN Albuquerque
tonight. is one oi the best produc-
U nv ,hat uus travelled over the
southwest circuit in Years" declared
az a. stanton. manager of toe Eiks'
thruter Ira santa fc today All.
stanton saw the play iu his own thee
alter in santa he hast night ana came
Co Albuquerque on the california lim-
itcd today 20 witness seVond peg
Torrance at the production.
YOU can't say too much for the
east. the scenery or the plot, said
Mr.. stanton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
McMNNIGNL sTNHrs
ACItO~~ CONTINENT

Indianapolis Jan. l-rorur Me-
Mun.sbi On. star witness for the goN-
eminent .n ius recent dynamite trial.
.s ou uls way Geo california
p,ut, sheriff Nrlareu or Los An
ecros bas MeMauisU iu charge and
ViI reach f,os Angeles probably Fri
d.tt morung The prisoner Nas
brought tu Indianapolis uboat pcto-
Der when the dynamite trial start
cd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
Gmn, Northern SNOW nlockcd.

seattle. Wash Jun. g.. telegraph
BE- communication with the railway
stations iu tho Cascades Is broken hy
The heavy SNOW The Great Northern
fast mail, due YESTERDAY arrived to-
day twenty four hours late. Th,
Great Northern IL now the worst suf-
'-rcr from the SNOW
Northern Pacific trains are arriv-
ing and departing ON time.
The Milwaukee is reported using 49,
own line across the mountains and
Is moving trains. bat not on schedule
time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
wan- s..nt no-lon MaYor.

Boston. Jan. IA brisk business
marked th. opening ~ the parcel
post service In this city. over a hun
drcd persons waiting TOR the signal
lnauguratng toe system az midnight.
one or the uTst packages WAS small
pot of Boston baked beans sent To
Mayor Fitzgerald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
MURDER SUSPECTS
GIVE HEAVY BOND
10y Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald

indianapolis Ind. Jan. IA NJ.
Eagvdulo. Oh, undertaken Who with
90 WtroW b. 'r'ir h,ad 90 % Nrt-
crinar, ,ullra, was indicted for CON
n.rtiou with the death of Dr H,lcn
kuaur m her apartment october -&.
IpIl. returned bt, last night from
columbus. Ind. and TO-DAY Is under
ylu.uuu bond
DE craig. who vas indicted fer
murder. was released last nigh under
Sfr.uuu bond EtEsi.lc ls accused
uf being an accessory AFTER The fact
f being charscd that he destroycd
evidence lea the case.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01

Huntington. vs. va. Jan IA
Chesapeake a ohio freight train
era shed through 70 bridge over the
Gua,uuduttp river 80 GuuNiudotte,
three mites from huntington. this
morning Thrrr men are known q"
have been Killed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
Mn-lrInl ln Ilnnnn nnmh 100.

Lur Angeles, Jan. Although
carl Reidelbach. the Human bomb. "
had expected a conviction and warn
cd the authorities that hc Intended 90
cseupe IL possible the jury which
heard his case disagreed and was
discharged today RicdelbHch was
remandcd to await a second trial. Ills
attorneys said they hoped To prove
that Ricde,hach was insane when he
threatened to dynamite the city iull.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
SIX HORSE POWER AUTO
ATTRACTS ATTENTION

Tony Nrichaclbach mulwrleht 80
the American Lumber mills. app
peared IN the streets today with u
six horsepower automobile. which he
built himself. with the exception az
the engine. Thr machine d. an odd
alair. apparently a. combination Of
% real automobile a. motorcycle. "a
pvfamhniator and a submarine buat
Tony has named the m1chiue THE
lied Devil"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01

Doctor. isn't your bin rather
high"
'You must remember, sir that you
had bish fever
True. bui you said my condition
was very low"
"Ah. ycs. of course bnt YOU re
my charges are based not upnn ih'
state of the patient, nut upon INC
character of the disease. - Boston
Transcript
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
STEAMER WITH THIRTY
MIN ABOARD MISSING


lBs LcHAra Wire % Esentag nefaia
si Johns Jan. with the hutri-
cane which hes swept the coast for
nearly week still raging the
steamer Navnda. bound from ~
Johns Tor sydney e.. o.. h reported
tonight overdue She hns on board
a cree ul thirty.
Word of the drowning of four nsh*
crmen al Fichot island on the north
rsst, was received here last night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
WEALTHY WIDOW LOST
IN COLORADO BLIZZARD


Fort Collins. Colo. Jan !. Mis-
Alice Mcmillan. aged 90. O. wealth.
widow. rs lost in terrific blizzard
Jt chambers Lake. near the crest Ui
the continental Divide. scyvntN-tt,
miles west of Fort collins. and th,-r
s un hope of uuding her alive.
Forest rangers ana the i,v men
within reach from Chambers Lake
have Joined iu the search which has
been iu progress since Tuesday noon.
but mo- trace of her hus bceu Iiscov-
cred and the SNOW. which N t.u tcct
deep uu the level, hlr been i'iIicd SO
badly bv "a Hny-milr gale that her
body 81 very likely buried ben dr.ft
and may not hc rccoVey-.l for
months
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
LAS VEGAS RALLIES
TO ITS CLUB
Citizens Decide They Neeo
Commercial Organization in
Their Business and Come
Across With the Funds.


Las Vegas y. NJ, jan. I The
business men at i.as Vegas have de-
cidod that they want their CONNER
ciui cluh o. stay on the job and
work tor the building up uf Las
Vegas. The special canNassiug conn
mittee appointed to nnd oul whether
~ not the business men wll SUPPORT
the club has met with splendid Sue
cess and au income uf GO least $500
q month b. already assured Tor The
rciuvynatcd organization.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01

Little snob-I don't soc any walt
ors. Whv don't they wear uniforms?
You can't toll who are gentlemen and
who arc not. can you2
suplrior walker tsarcisiieall'l --'
We walters nnd no diniculty. sir'--
London Opinion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
LONDON IN TRROES
OF TAXICAB
STRIKE
Eight Thousand Machines Idle
in World Metropolis Pend
ing Settlement of Chauf-
feurs' Demands.


London. Jan. An almost COM
plcic uo-up uf uXiCub service in
London was effected TODAY when the
drivers carried out the strike they
voted last night 70 was estimated
that 5000 taNicabs stood idle boa their
garages during the day. the only
oncs running being th, few owned
hy individual drivcre All OF tho
t'Ni,ah compares. from the smallest
Co the largest were affected AL
though They declared they had the
NAMES at MANY strik, breakers who
would relieve the situation soon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
I,nh Rln,r In Knn.n- ON.

KlusIs CiiV. jan II New Ncur's
IRE that threatened Cor time the
entire down town district damn god
buildings a Smith and Delaware
streets today Go the extent Of $780,
bUu. The ire WAS OF uvknown or
igin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
StIZI.R tNAIGCRNTED
GOVERNOR CO.. NEN NoItk

NnuuY. \. = Jan. l. WIIHHm
sulzor was inuugumtcd FORTY second
governor Of the Empire state to-day
Himself Democrat he succeeds
John a. Dix. who upon assuming OF
Nyv two years ago was the ilrst Dom
ocruiic governor in eighteen years
IN the assembly chamber of inc
capitol. which was througcd Win
state and court officials aud prom
nrnt citizens. Nr sulzor took Tho
oath 81 ofiisc IN his inaugural add
dress he promised IAN honest an e.
ueient. an economic and "a bumncs7'
ilke administration of pubic affairs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01

tuuen crete. jan THE iirsi
move toward tu, evacuation of the
island of Cr,t, h> the forces Of th'
projecting powers Great btii'ln'
Uussluu. France and ltnh took place
,dJt when the French guard shin
Bru.z lett. taking with her 1907 th"
stores from IN, French depot at Suda
I!rk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
An EntertaIner.

Diggs- My vile is a wonderful No-
Calst why. ! have known htr 10
hold her audience for hours --
Riggs Get out
Dlsss-After which she would lay
a IN the cradle and rock II 10 slocp. 80
TenneSscean.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-01
M0RTUARY.


Mary Ellen Moore. -muuths-old
daughter of Mr. AMI Mrs. Moore 81
snt South Third street. dicd this
morning ol pneumonia Tive tuucfai
win br held ut the church of lie
Immaculate Conception 90 o'clock
tomorrow morning win utcrmcu,
I'm Santa Barbara cemetery.