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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
MY, BUT DUCDALE
is A SORE CINK /!
HE'LL SHOW EN-

u. II. Dugdale. tho hefty Seattle
magnatc, returned from Portland
today. where he has been In attend
ance at the special meeting held by
the league directors. Dug iB boil
Ing under tho collar at tho treat
ment accorded this city In drawing
up the schedule for the 1914 sea
son. and has again pulled that for
mer bugaboo about starting q Pu-
get Sound league.
Apparently this threatened move
did not worry the mags at the meet
ing.
Seattle gets II weeks OF baseball
on the home lot next season, which
IL less than last year. Dug wanted
nj least II weeks. Vancouver Is
given liz weeks at home. less than
last season. while Spokane bias
three more. Tacoma and Victoria
were allowed ten weeks, the same
az last season.
Dug insists he In going ahead
with his plans to let the Class ID
bunch play In his back yard. now
that he has been treated SO unkind
ly. Dug plans the organization Of
the new league at an early date. IL
will include Everett. Bellingham,
Marysyillo and Snohomish. no says.
Whether Dug. in his plan. figures
on any gate receipts. he has not an
nounced.
How many OF you would 20 out 10
the Rainier park 10 see Snohomish
clash with Seattle OF a midweck
afternoon
Well, neither would wei.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
MATINEE PRICES
FOR CHRISTMAS
TO Be Is CENTS
Management Of Seattle Theatre
Will Present High-Class
Drama at Regular
Popular Rate.

Notwithstanding the fact that
matinee prices at other theatres
usually are raised during tho hoii-
day season, the regular schedule
viii prevail for Christmas and
other matinees at tho Seattle
Theatre. This has always been the
rule OF tho management, and II will
not be- departed from this year.
Tho Seattle Theatre always pre-
sents tho highest class OF entertain
ment for the least price. That is
why tho Third avenue playhouse is
popular with the public. This thea
tire IL not controlled by the theat.
rioal trust
This week tho Bailey and Mitch
ell players are presenting "Freck-
les" a striking dramatizatlon OF
Gene Stratton-Porter's novel OF the
same name. The play is one of
unusual interest. telling the story
of an unfortunate waif who makes
good when he runs away from the
orphan asylum where he spends
his early days. Mr. Barrie Norton.
az "Freckles." and Miss Auda Due
as The Swamp Angel" scored n
decided hit Monday night. when
tho play had It's initial production.
Christmas week In a fitting time
for such story as Is told In this
play. Il deals with the uplift of a
youngster whose firmness OF char.
acter eventually lands him In n
high position. II brings out all
that IN best in human nature. At
the same time there is action
every moment OF the time. and
there Ia plenty Of comedy to bring
out holiday laughs.
"Freckles" Is well worth your
while. The price-50 cents at
night, rs cents at matinees-will
appeal To you.--Ady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
The Confessions
%eeee@e of a Wife
Why MOLLIE LOOKED PALE

But this is addressed to Dick. .
I exclaimed.
Il know IT," sobbed Moiiis: ITS
a bill and on II In the wedding
present | bought for you. HAD
IT CHARGED TO DICK"
! laughed couldn't help H.
Here had just been worrying
about the other bills and along
comes MolIIe with the bill for nv
wedding present.
Let's see. II was that wonderful
cut glass banquet lamp, wasn't IT.
Yes" groaned the poor chill: !;
you see. mother and I had had ev.
erything charged TO father we
could when | remembered that ]
had not gotten you a wedding pres.
ent. II would look 40 QUEER If
THERE WAS NOTHING FROM
ME among the gifts. and. knowing
that Dick had an account at the
department store. jus. had the
lamp charged TO him. thinking that
Dad would give me the money 20
pay for II before IL came due. But
now Dad says he won't give me n
cent this month and swears that
mother and have run him so IN
debt that II will cripple him for a
long time to come. | know Dick
will be perfectly furious-and-I
just don't know what Ia do" wall
ed Mollie.
Il know what we'll do. dear.
WE'LL TAKE THE LAMP BACK. "
Mollies eyes frightened and she
gasped: do YOU suppose we cam
Again l laughed. for II was so
patent that. the ugly banquet lamp
having served the purpose for
which Mollie intended it--impress-
ing the guests with It's costly mag
niflcence-she did not care a red
cent whether Il graced our future
dining table or not.
II made arrangements yesterday
to take back number OF wedding
presents To the stores whore they
were purchased, and had made
mp my mind. dear child. 10 ask you
II you would be much hurt IL ex-
changed your lamp"
"Oh, Madge. what q dear you
arei" exclaimed Mollie.
1T isn't unselfish for mo 10 give
up the lamp. dear. for, 10 tell you
the truth, | think cut glass ban
quet lamp very ostentatious and
vulgar bit OF household decoration
for people in the circumstances of
your brother and /.
Mollie looked a bit shocked and
A TRIFLE INDIGNANT that her
taste should be criticised. and then,
remembering the hole ] had helped
her out OF, she smiled and came
over and kissed me fervently.
Mother said that We must only
buy expensive things for you. She
insists that the best Is always the
cheapest
1.-The best that Is true, but
haven't you learned that the best
Is not always tho most expensive?"
| asked. Mollie looked Mt me won
deringly and then she crept little
closer to me and whispered. AS
THOUGH SHE WAS ASHAMED
TO TELL ME-
"MarRie. | love you lot and
believe you can help me a lot"
81 hope can. Titles sister," ! an
swered happily. "for I want Mollie
to love me-"
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
No Hot Air.
Actual Facts

a good many people In Seattle
and surrounding country have lost
|sAsfr money and good health by hot.
luR fAksrs, This 10 not the case
gtgA - We are placing something
uopsD n public and We think II
bur any 10 let the pubic know.
We nay ssve tho life OF someone
~ this I'D and q long suffaring
PYou YIN ind testimonials Of Seat
|els people with each box We have
Thousands Of people using II. and
psy are happy today. This medi-
ne has been In use by a German
Aseiafist for = good many years. and
pw We want the public TO know
bout Il We call It Blood and
Servs Tonic II 10 q regular sys-
em tonic and will help constipation
lind al distractions IN the digestive
Organs. 1t has cured Rheumatism
>whsn belfast from one to four
years, and all other distractions.
No better medicine for Bladder
Troubles (Prostititlsl on the mar.
ket. For sale by the Quaker Drug
Co, 1913 First av.: Giles, 1928 Jack
son St. and Gerke Pharmacy. 2fth
Az. n. W.. Market ST 800 PEI
box.
Send all communication TO the
GERMAN PHARMAcAl CO.
Ballard Station. Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
CHAPTER xxxiii

! was Just ready TO start again
on my quest for place 10 live
when Mollie. ALL or n TREM.
BILE" came into the room and shu,
the door. she had letter In her
hand.
VIII you give me Q few min
utes. Madge7" she asked. IN q sob
bing voice.
AS many as yoi want. dear IL
Ito sister" Il like Molile). I said.
as took off my hat and sa, down.
Well. Madge,-Oh. don't
know how TO tell It" and. burst.
Ing into tears. Mollie put the let
ter in my hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
IS COMING OVER Wants TO STICK

LINCOLN. Neb.. Dec. st.-Giving
reason that he wished 10 protect
himself. Coach r o. stcihm. Of Ne
braxka university. advised the ath-
letic board that no desired TO enter
into three-ycar contract with No
braska before leaving for New York
20 attend tho national convention Of
tho National Collegiate association.
Some action Ia expected today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24

Kbans featherweght
Abo
this right has Aue klbane
from the Cleveland
he better
when he the title.
who with
Kbane although who showing In short bouts
might DO long
Baltimore coming fast clip aud
Britt shows he
knockout
he be little
East Knockout Mars
making"
This Most countries adopted
while made II
United alone holds the lm, i22 pounds
raised would DO ontenders fos
but while remains 2s the chances he viii
retires champion for
clcanving upright with family
real IL is Johnny Kibane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
BRAND new 'UNS

The contracts OF three promising
youngsters who will be given Try
out next spring were received by
the Seattle club Tuesday after
noon. The signatures we're those
OF Leo Tognerio. outfielder: Pat
Conley. outfielder and first base
man. and BIZ Martin. pitcher. Tog-
nsrio was recommended by EN-
NETT Schofield, former Seattle
player. who got Dug TO sign the IA
nous Bill James. a couple OF years
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
TIGERS IN LEAD

NEW YORK. Dec. s+.-Princcton
took tho lead In the 22nd annual in.
tercollegiats chess tournament
Tuesday by defeating Harvard In
the second round OF play. Prince
ton has only one other team TO meet.
that from Columbia, and is predicted
a fine chance 90 cop tho champion.
ship. Yale IL tho tniiencer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24

NEW YORK. Dec. .s.-Jean
Bouin. the famous German athlete.
and holder Of the worlds record
for running one hour. announces In
a letter to VI. p. Halpin. chairman
OF the athletic committee OF tho
New York A. c.. that he 10 coming
to America In the spring. He win
compete In some OF the open ath-
lctic events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
Complete Report
of Market Today

A movement n on foot today on
the street 10 boost the price Of both
fresh and storage eggs cent Two
prices for the stock prevailed on
the avenue Tuesday. The arrival
~ Oregon eggs has put good sup
ply OF eggs on the market. and
came Just In time to prevent n
probable shortage. 4 grcrt GUAM
tity OF fruit. figs. dates and cram
berries were sold Tuesday.
Prices paid producers rsr vegetables
ana fruttt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
They ARE READY

ST. LOUIS, Dec. sf.--Prepara'
tons are being made here for the
big series OF soccer games to be
played In this city during tho holi'
days. Tho Toronto professionals
and tho Rovers OF Fall River. Mass.
will take on teams In the st. Louis
Soccer association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24

For gentlemen Washington Baths.
Moore Theatre Bidg. Masseurs.
WIN. w'ckiund. graduate Or. KEEL
bergs Institute. Stockholm. Swc-
den: HIlmcr Peterson. graduate OF
Prof. Unman's Institute. Stockholm.
sweden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
THEY Want HIM

CHICAGO. Dec. 24.--An offer ~
$4,000 for three years services as
manager OF the Chicago Federal
league team has been made TO Joe
Tinker. by President Gilmore OF the
Federals. Tinker has the offer I'M
der consideration. He does not
want to go TO Brooklyn. 10 whom
Cincinnati sold him. but wants to
play in Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
ODOSON CUNBOAT

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. a.
Backers OF Gunboat Smith are bet
ting 10 10 8 thatthcir man will be-
returned n winner over Arthur Pei.
key In their battle here New Years
Day. Frisco fight followers like TO
back n man they have seen In &C
ton and Pclkey In a stranger here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24

EVERETT W. SPOKANE

EVERETT. Dec. 24.--The Ever
EFT high school has agreed to play a
game with the Lewis and Clark
team, OF Spokane, during the 1914
1915 season. The place has not yet
been determined, but a return game
will be played on the alternate
field the year following.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
CHAMPION KLBANE'S TITLE IS SAFE|N
Phone Main 500
Tyres Transfer
TyEHETT- SEATTLE
J~TTHIHItAS Halfway
offlee ia Jaekaon 81

BEATTLB 10 EvEhETr-- Limited
trains 1890 A. m. ana b.2s .. m. Local
trains s,s0. 1890. $40. $50, 1880, 1890
a m. 1870. 1870. $40. 30. $40 ESQ,
$50. tao. 20. 9.ls. fi;4s . m daily
Ticket offices Seattle. Fifth sv.. near
westiake. Greenwood. AjsH Drug Store.
gLth and Greenwood
EVERETT TO hEATTLB - Limited
trains 90 a. ~. Hnd 400 =. m. Local
trains B;0s 600. 100 500. 1901. 1000.
II 100 n m. u 90 noon. 90. 200, 400.
toi. 500. 600. TOO. $500. 1915 .. m.
daily
Freight leaves both cities 600 .. m.
PACIFIC EORTHWEsT TRACTION co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
FAvORITE

LOS ANGELES. Dec 2a.--Thas
Leach Cross will 20 into the ring at
Vernon New Years day . favoTlto
over Bud Anderson seemed certain
today. There In plenty Of Anderson
money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
a-aaa-aa4aasaaaaasaaaaaasa -
aIc WOMAN'e MEET

NEW YORK. Dec. 2t.--Arrange-
ments for the Women's Metro
polltan Golf associations annual
tournament, 10 DO held here Janr-
ary 20. have been completed. The
tourney probably will be held under
the auspices OF the Piainfield coun-
try club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
MYERS SATISFIED

SPOKANE, Dec. 24.-In a letter
TO a friend here. Hap" Myers. tho
former Spokane player denies the
report that no will retire from base
bail rather than play with Rockies
ter. n. Y, whore he was sent by tho
Boston Nationals. Myers says he
ia satisfied with the deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
EAKINS CHOSEN

Max Eakins. the former Univer-
slty OF Washington football player
and all.time All-Northwest tackle.
was Tuesday chosen captain OF the
bunch OF ex-Washlngton players
who tangle with Jerry Missions All
Star eleven on Denny field New
Years day. Tho players are prac-
ticing daily NJ Denny field. Nisson's
Stars are working out In Kent
The game on New Years day
will begin at 1880 in the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
CHIP KNOCKS OUT
CHAMPION KLAUS

PITTseURo. Dec. 24.-Geo.
Chip was the undIsputed holder
OF the mlddIewelsht title today.
For the second time In three
months he fought Frank Klaus
OF this city. and knocked him out
before the bout had gone six
rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24


FIX as tho middle and welter'
weights, ms the class can nj least
boast OF n legitimate champion In
kilbane, whereas the other two are
without a recognized holder.
This may be true. but | have my
doubts. Recently. while dining
with Johnny and his manager. Jim
Dunn. IN New York. put the aues-
ton TO Kilbane and hts answer
almost qualities him as Yankee.
for II was a question.
why should take on 1873 pound
ers when ! can get good money for
meeting i22-pound boysy" he CO
manded.
Little Johnny II satisfied 10 20
along with tho feathers. and don't
think cannot make l2s pounds
ringslde. | never weigh more than
i27 and more often 1874. This talk
OF mo Weighing 100 is pure bunk.
Bssing my opinion upon Kill
bane's statement. cannot believe
he intends To risk his title Just to
get matches. lilo may give away
weight TO some fighters. but when
II comes To n championship fight
you will find Johnny scaling i22
pounds and he won't be In n hurry
10 taka ON n igg.pound man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
rhr.. oa,lve species OF Isreh fur.

nlsh timber In the United Statea.
One grows In New England and the
lake states. another in the Pacific
Northwest. and the third in the
high mountains OF the northern
Rockies. European larch has been
planted extensively IN the prairie
Hiatea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
NORMAN WILL RUN

Victor Norman. the Seattle mara
thoner, will meet Pete Terway OF
Spokane I'm n 15-mile indoor race Mt
Post Falls. Idaho. January z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
CRANE TO pULLmAN7

TACOMA, Dec. 24.-It has been
reported that Al Crane. the Tacoma
highs great high Jumper and foot
bali player, will enter Washington
State college. at Pullman, next
aeIneatnr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
- NWWM s-A'


The White sox downed the Boil
com Lumber Co. five In an exciting
match In the Bismarck Commercial
league, Tuesday night Bowling
proved himself a nifty bowler when
he BOWED high score for the even
Ing. with oil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
wIN NOM AND IhEN

SYRACUSE, N. Y. Dec. 1.-THE
Yale hockey team defeated Cornell
in n furiously fought contest played
at this place Tuesday night. A ire
mendous crowd saw the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
LITTLE CHANCE FOR JOHNNY TO
LOSE HIS CROWN WHILE He KEEPS
WEIGHT LIMIT UNDER 122 POUNDS
BY Tom S. Andrew.

Is Johnny kiban King OF featherweghts di
vision without having had weight tho e1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24
GOOD FOR BIDDY

Harry Bidlake. a member of the
1918 football squad. was Tuesday
unanimously elected to the mana.
gership OF the Lincoln high school
basketball team. Prospects for a
winning quintet at Lincoln are
bright. in view OF the large turnout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-24

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
BRILLIANT PROGRAM
IS RENDERED BY
MICHIGANOERS
Entertainment Given Under
Auspices of Santa Fe in the
Elks' Last Night Immensely
Pleasing to Large Audience.

On" Mrusau Grand 'ou..g' ."u-
pauy NOR, ruHu pleased Do ,.."...
audi,n,, u th. Elha th'u'". Hsi
.,,uiug. roo, attraction upp,Hrus uu-
der th. Hu-.... az tH' ~IuH I'
Rc1diug Room ussuciitiou TIN Nuh-
itu prouID proved entertainer ih'l
d,ushrud tu. audience. The prHai
r,uUrrrd $500. u.uHug thr"ughouu 'h.
W.ul1'r# HI rH. COMPANY wIius Hn.
IHh.d ARTISTS N,II, H,rh ~HNuu'f.
rut, 90 perfect uaiiuu 'Ih' N""Ins
."i unnuthl. Hr L"ugt'll"v. iH.
musical accompaniment adhiu- W".n
tu th, effect aut IMPRESSION "n n'f
hearers. Ma. D p Murfnilnu'. '"Il
traffic splulet proved imW"u"l pop
uHr with h,r audience aud generous.
3, responded a. urorcF Mrs h"Il
cam in juvenile interpretations W'u'
one 81 The biegrH hits of the "'rnuf
her work. being unusually clever in
several sylrctous Mr. T. l.. Abel
,,lluist. and Mr. Abel yi"llulsi CAV"
several extremely PLEASING uumh'iF
proving them elves masters "i iif'.i
profession. 40 u aliv the M''hls"n
pcopIr g1N, uDughtfui program 90
ALBUM. .pu, Thrir work vac d''i
.h appreciated and warmly applnu"rd
throughout
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

J Lorenzo liuhbcn. prominent
politician and Indian trader, IL in
Albuquerque from Gunadu, Arizona
Avcr Turner. vice president cot m,
santa J., lines boo ToNas. arrived 100
Aibuqucrou. iast night from Amarillo.
" g. Cameron travelling freight
and passenger agent arrived todly
from IN Paso, leaving later tor Santa
Fc
captain Fred Toruon. OF the Sew
M'vicu mounted collie. arrived last
night from santa Ne 60 look after oil
0ciul business.
Paul T.. pitchy,u of the United
states forest service. arrived today
from silver Cts Co confer Win dis
trict officials.
Horse BLANKETS. lap robes extreme
~ large stock 40 special sale, ." pei
cont uN during next ten days. !. kur-
bcr A go, goo North SECOND 81
Me aud Airs o. N Connect, oi
Top,Ko were boz Albuquerque for a
brlcf time last night cu route Go tho
Pacific coast Mr Cuuuolh Is general
passenger agent tul toe santa pic
NJ \ ~ippel Tor some uui' r"ltI
clerk auu curnIor fur J. O. Mocduua.
bass resigned his position and accepted
the appointment Hs deputy 70 counts
Treasurer Mlkc Maudoll. MI Sippcl
takes the p'n,, sHratod POS Louise ~.
rae. resigned Thomas Eslu. toe sew.
rrtl month";. With the santa &C. 300 S1u
Marulai succeeds Mr -tppcI u ST. Nc
Canua's once.
Mayor - IS. -. SELLERS. 'ity Eugi
u,,r James Gmddiug and Aldvrmni
George e. Schccr. members ui "a 'i]
hlil committee, held "a session yosi'r
day outlining pluus Tor che drt"rui
up Of % report lo hr submitted to The
council next Monday evening rrgur"
ms the construction Dr thc propose
city hail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
JERSEY COW AND
CHICKENS FOR
ORPHANAGE
Many Substantial Gifts Made
Today Toward Furnishing
House for Homeless Boys
and Girls.

That tn" people ut Alhuquoruu.
realize the impurtaur, ~ the tmw
diaic establishment Of home Tor CO...
phans here. that they ar, gsu,rols
ana warm hearted lea donating Toe
Ward good aud nubic cause VJ-
Indicated TODAY hv tn, splendid Sur-
cess which resulted from the work ot
tho non -scctprian soliciting commit
tee, composed uf prominent ladies uf
Albuquerque. which thy morning bc.
gdu the task uf cumpi,,rls furnish
ing the uiu'-room huus, on W'f
central uyDuu,. which ie tu uC tenn
porarN home fot The homeless hoT3
and girls cot this s"ctiuu rh. w'W-
hers 81 90" cuWmitt"" u.r. r' we'd
u nearly every pIur" Visited With
courtesy aud q spirit thrt 'Nfd,1'. 20
q wish tu cooperate lu iu' good
WORK. Mauy ,rte So re- received Iur
th, furnishing pi the h"iu, ono
woman gave q fine JorHr' rnH. AZ
other CAV" p p"U ~ 'hirErn- lh'
merchants CAV, UbsrslN OF their
stock aud Del. o. result thor, be- every
r,usou tu believe tive orphuuug, via
Doe wcu equipped Geo begin up,rN. 900
Within 20 g,rl short time Th, ,nm
mute' which hIs zoe chars. o., Iuru
lshup of th, urph1uagc Includes Airs
Nouh lifrld, Mrs Louis if'ld Airs
Frank " clancy Mrs Solomon l.u
uu, Mrs J ~ GEoliy Alr>. o.i.l'..
IS BE- chairman ul th- committee Hn.
thos, vino wish O." mako donations Of
auy class of hou-, turul-hings ,nl
IA, yhatit, project are asked q" COON
muulrutr with her CO., with some "'h'i
mrmbtr ut th, committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28
NOTED LECTURER
TO SPEAK HERE
WEDNESDAY
Rev. Wilbur Sheridan, General
Secretary of the Epworth
League. Arrives Tonight
From Chicago.

Nombcrs ul the Epv"rth l"9Su, u
Albuquerque. aro much Interested tu
the coming uI E,N Nubur g.. ShrJi
dHu H. g.. general secretary Of the
organization. who VIII orri,. toniphi
lrrm chicago Jud deliver 90 lcrtn'r
Wrdu .dHt p.,uiug 300 th, L,td 49,.
ma, Methodist church. to witch tn'
general puhli, is invited. nr SuDr-
idau i- noted .I'rgN man, author
aud lecturer aud hi4 work be- very
u,u huuuu throughout tho middle
.,...t 90, uU -p,ut h,r. tomorrow
evening uu subject uf Interest 200 .ili
m,mH,r- cot m, Epvur'h l"ogu, aud
Hike. urEtuizulou-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

bilious rcrl heavy after duucr
Iu''r taste Complexion sl'uw
Liver perhaps needs waking up
UutuH t,Eul,ts lur bilious WtJ'N'
Lgt 90 uIl stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-28

Rrbc kahs meet at odd Fel-
lows hall az $50
Committee OF nuN flies big
hunch al membership applico-
lions