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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07

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81 j. tVidente4 ~ the greatly Incftaa-
"a ht4fart ntlces IL livestock X emf
1890, ,,.. 2............. ...,... ...,... ~
'nr fFt"'ft' A"NA w Afe'"@N hf'ee
~ cattle lnniNe eseerp9 FOR 1918 was
t4aA, ~ against fa.tn for 1871 ~ an
nrrttff ~ s4.3t per reni while the
advance ln range steers was stu
sweater. hein1 sl.t1 per cent The ave
eiAf4 trtHe " hcHa m 1919 a. the
nanae nlafAel WaA tI.tS, ~ aEnitst
tHf4 Tor 1871. which q IN Increase ~
i2.e1 per cent Similarly the average
prices ~ sheep and lamhp rosa from
4at6 and 40.o0. respectively In 1e1l
50 1856 and s7.1o, respectively, IA
1919, which u an Increase cf 1919 per
tent Tor sheep and 2o.3i per cent FOR
fauh4
Unfortunately. when prices Of live
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1870. there IL natural tendency for
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10 market. f,clnding immature aiis-
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maia This inevitably brings about
4 future shortage. and 50 the coun-
lfy suffers from alternate periods II
comparative and real etringency,
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with our diminished production IN
the face 81 abe heavy demand and
Nigh prleeH pf the home market. wo
No lonftr have 4 Hurplus for export
and st ss no wonder that car export
ifade IN meat animals and products
has destined heavily. Our once great
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wooie, The inferior graden--the car.
pet wools--ofIRinate In Russia and
(.hina
m,.. 49,. ,.....,.. ,..t.....s ~.
5000. ~ se,.,e y. ,.,s 49,
~, ~. $3.50 ,...s... 49, 80 49,.
a.. 49, 80 ,e.o 49,
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49,. 80 100 $50 '.... -" - "e'
',"' ~ ~ 49, ''i'P's'
the '"p"I,A''pns 81 eheese continue
70 "a iasHe' me qnAntity IN 1919 peitk
ee.s1h'eet pounds waived * ss'see'-
30. tn'. enee.e eo'neA mostly from
A'nR anu 1"H+7f1Hhu.
The domestic exports 81 animals
and animal products Ia 1919 were
valued az tiS5.fsf,1se. This r. the
smallest total since the trade became
established on q large scale suisse
qucnt 10 the Civil war The princi-
pal Items were; Lard. 5A1.11I pounds.
valued al &se.5Se.15e; bacon, 1871
c2i,66S pounds. valued az t1s,fs3,s4e;
hams and shoulders, 17G,05SsSi0
pounds valued az ta2,2aS.sss. Each
ONO Of these wes many millions ~
pounds less than IN 1911.
Tho United states no longer has the
former abundant supplies Of cattle
raised cheaDly on the open range. Tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07

physlrlans Failed 70 Help Mrs.
creeA Sac she Finally Found
Relief IN Gardul

fferfra. vs.--affa. J. G. nfasn Of lhia
nian1. snY8, "a suffered with Womonlg
troubles 50 that / could hardly az un.
Two o. the haat electors IN our iowa
tfeAted me. ana tried different meal.
eines. upul ! s@Fs ~ al Aepe oi ever
getting well.
Ono day. decided 10 lry noma Car
eut u ala - uuoh Cor me that
ordered some more. and L cured met
Today, ! Feel ~ we'll a. ! ever did In
my lifo
Tho pains and lhe trouble arc an
gene. leel lilo another person IN
every way. ! Wish every sufferer could
know what cafdui wIll DO for sick
woinen."
few doses Of Cardul a. the right
time. VIII save many a big doctor bill
BY preventing serious sickness
u toner up The nervous system. and
helps make pale cheeks fresh and rosy
Thousands 81 weak women have bean
restored 20 health and happiness b.
using Caraul Suppose you try Il.
Il may b. just The medicine you need
N.H- Wfii o.: iatie,' Advisory Depi. chsi,as
atoHa Na1lclun Co. ChaHanorHa. Tenn. 1uT Special
infIFuriio1t. sa4 t4-nsae taok. "ftome fFsstmen
~ eaaaa,~ aeal = paln nnaepai 81 rsqaeal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07

aMpmtN enefnoua proportional the
total value II the thirments ~ 1913
hH'nN tn1Rl1lrah|N over ffep.1H1. Hse
The total Value az the imports %
nn|mal nfIFfn ln 1919 was tao4tff.-
at4. Gpmfsfea ~lih the previous
taf iala q an ir.Neang IN round fls-
ntea ~ 10 lese Than tt0.5r0. zoo. Tire
nfentael eltsi1 increase occurred n
cattle hsaea Nhsch almost doubled
while ~ thp either tinfsre - hidcs
and skins NhoAtd euts'AHiini ndyaHs
tfH me second largest increase was
In uunl ire qu4ntfy Imported ~ 1879
ltlHe a4s.ifk.4ae uounds tee1fd "a
ff1.a4a.141. - against lBetas. sac
l'onnds. 4alaed "a fa6.41g. t1e. Ia
1911
II mas b. noted that the majority
- ihn lmnarIea cattle hides come
ffnm ArNonllRa Europe supplies a
eaoN many. ~ well ~ most Of the
caif eAins Naei indies ~ the lArg-
~ coulrlbufor ~ goat skins. whilc
most ~ me sheep pelit are from nna-
land TIE latter country aieo sends
a. most ~ The imports % tho fine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07

Colorado Springs. Colo. June IT,
That ne might receive his diploma,
Leslie Pleasant, cOlored, one OF the
honor students of the Colorado springs
high school, who was arrested several
days ago on "A charge OF stealing a
bicycle. was released from the county
iail last night 10 attend the com
mencement exercises. After he had
been presented with his diploma.
Pleasant went back Ia Jail He viii
be tried tomorrow morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07

Corner ~ Lead avenue and south
THIRD street Charles Oscar Beck
man, pastor Edith uorbs. deacon
ean sunday ~ Children'a Day and
the morning worship AZ n will be b.
the hands % the Sunday school. - a.
porterneld. superintendent presiding
The service II entitled The Chill
dren's Kingdom." ana viii be as fol
lows
Prelude by the sunday school or
chestra.
Professional by the school--Iier-
aids Of the Kingdom.
Invocation by the pastor.
Scripture lesson, Twenty.third
Psalm. By the boys OF the graduating
class. First Psalm by the girls Of the
graduating class.
Bapsismai service.
song by Mrs n. r. Weeds class.
"Merriiy Ring the Bells"
Recitation, This Is Chlldren's
Day" Arlene Rayburn.
Exercise, what We Like Beat. /"
Mrs. Pearl PfOutz's class
Solo by Louise Watson with chorus
BY the primary. Scattering sun
shine"
Recitation. "a Little Sunbeam. -
Wayne Flores
Recitation. "a Common Flower,
Mary Tharp.
Recitation. Red Cross Bird" Cali
Beckman.
Primary song. "Rosebuds."
Recitation. Little stars" Grace
Hoicomb. Grace Coiiister. Mary Mar
garet skinner.
solo by Miss Glenn Miles. with
chorus by the school. "A Song Of
Long Ago"
Recitation. God II Love" by Jose
phine Burns. Kenneth Hall. Christene
Cameron. Isabel fnschow.
Primary song ;" In My Little Gar
den Bed"
Recitation. "'rhe Good That a Child
May Do" Dorothy Allard.
Recitation. "a Boys Service,
Howe Filler.
Selection. Except Ye BE as chill
dren." by the choir
Recitation. Sowing In Life's Early
Morning" Faye f3oya.
Recitation. little Things" Merle
BAH.
Recitation. "Slx Bears" virgins
Eichar.
song by the school. "Loyal Serv-
Ice"
Recitation. "Oiving,' Helen Wal
die.
Address by the pastor.
Promotional exercises; presentation
Of diplomas.
song by the school. Praise the
King"
BeAedietlon.
The Sunday school service IN al
9;f5 "a. IA. The Epworth league de-
yotional service al y. m. Miss
Fauna Dunn. leader The pastor Will
occupy the pulpit at y. m. the
theme being. Jesus Precious TO Be
levers" Special music la the evening
worship.
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Colorado springs. Colo. June IT,
Mrs.. al O. Cbristman. ~ Leadyille. 10
years Or age. was arrested here on a
charge Of kidnapping her 7-year-old
grandson from Leadyille. Her hus-
band. who d very ~ IN G 81 Louis
hospital, had Expressed the desire 70
aeo hls grandson before death over
look him. and a h charged the granu-
raulhar TOOK inc boy from MS home
aaainal iha express 4eNro Of hii
faRnek
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07

Fisth street and silver avenue.
Hugh a. Cooper. pastor. Chauncey
A. Foreman, associate pastor. Hible
school az 9.45. Mems Fellowship
class taught by DIR. Boyd meets al
10. The Kings Daughters class
meets In auditorium az 10, Morning
worship az II. Dr. Robert Mckenzie
OF New York. one Of the leading min
isssTs OF our church has planned TO
be IN our city on sunday aud has
consented TO preach TO us. Rev.
Cooper. the pastor. is expected home
before the Sabbath. Music for the
morning az follows;
Prelude .......s.s...s Footc
solo, The Heavenly Vision"
s...s..s...ssf..... 49, Motifs
Miss Flora Parker shinn.
Offering, "Andantino" .... Iemare
Anthem. Come. Holy Ghost"
..4.s... ............. Andrews
Evening worship az s. Annual
Children's Day program az this hour.
Mrs Hugh J. Collins will sing THAT
sweet story 81 Old" " p. s. g. r.
meets al z leader. Earl Montgomery
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07

Corner Central avenue and Arno
streets samuel H.. Allison. pastor
residence. 7ig South Edith street;
phone 1859 w. Sunday school at
si45 a. m. r. NJ Doris. superin-
,endent Regular preaching al II o.
M. sermon By Rev ]. n. Head.
There will be special music by the
choir Devotional meeting OF the ED
worth league al y. m There viii
be no preaching service at night. az
the pastor Is In 1gcumcarl. N. NJ,
attending the district conference OF
this. the Albuquerque. district. He
will return home Monday evening.
The Sewing Circle OF the WOmans
Missionary society will hold their
monthly meeting Tuesday az . o'clock
az the home OF Mrs. -. ". Wilson,
upstairs In the Occidental building
corner OF Central avenue and Broad
way. All OF the ladies' are requested
To bring some donation 10 make for
the bazaar we are planning 20 hold
IN the fail. The young people Of the
church will give an ice cream sup
per and social In the sunday school
rooms Of the church Tuesday evening
beginning at o'clock There VIII
be a short program rendered also
The regular Wednesday evening
prayer service az o'clock.
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law prohibiting ihe spreading Of poll
Soma ~ delaying efforts 10 eradicate
the pests The department has rec
commended the use OF q mixture con-
tanning paris Rreen. Lawyers are ex-
amlnlng the New Mexico law. which
was deslgned 90 prevent the poisoning
Of cattle IN an unfenced country, 20
see whether is provisions arc IRON
clad.
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sixth street and silver avenue. Ar
min w. Ksaomcr. secretary 10 the
council. Sunday school a 9.i6.
Frank q. Keefen, superintendent on
sunday. June 10. We hold our annual
Children'H Day service and We are
planning TO make 4 one Of our very
best The collection for the day will
% sent 20 the orphans home connect
81 with our synod. 81 WIS hoped
that something definite could have
been given IN regard 10 the preacher
for the morning hour. hut up 20 tho
present time We have been unable ga
GET one. but SIN hope 20 secure SOME.
one 40 conduct the service Import
ant meeting % the teachers Of the
Sunday school viii be held sunday
afternoon az 2.30. Christian I'm.
deavor az o'clock. Mr.. Martin
Johnson. leader. Bible training class
Tuesday evening ~ O'Clock.
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washington, June Henry 3.
breckenridge. assistant secretary Of
war viii leave sunday for Texas City,
Texas. to inspect the maneuyer camp
OF the second army division.
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Services are held IN the Woman's
club building AT the corner Of Sew
enth street ana Gold avenue. every
Sunday morning al II O'Clock Sub
tect for this week, God the Only
Cause and Creator" Wednesday eve
ming services are al o'clock. The
public a cordially inyitsd TO aitend
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07

Corner Of Coal and Broadway Rev
Thomas l.. Dyer. pastor. stanley
seder. organist. Morning service al
II with sermon by tho pastor. Eve
ming service at s .. m. at which
time the pastor will preach on brain
PNths and Life Paths" being the
third In the present series OF sermons
All are cordially invited 20 attend
these services Sunday school al
s.45 a. M: H. 8. Lltngow. superin-
iendent Christian Endeavor at Z y.
m. Following IL the musical pro-
gram;
Morning service
Organ prelude, "Priere". Devred
Anthem, sweet the Moments.
....s... s.ss..s.t.s..s todtf'N
Solo, Lord God OF Israel
C'EliJah"J ......... Mendelssohh
John ID. Falkenburg.
Postiude. "Fesfal Postlude'' Shelley
Evening service G
organ prelude. "Nlght Song" Vogi
Anthem. "Tarry With Me" Baldwin
Offertory (organ). "Cantilene' ....
.........t.....4 .,,.... Mallly
"What Happened 10 Mary" crys'
tai today only
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baptist.

Corner Of Lead avenue and Broad
way. Bible school which viii be very
brief, az the usual hour, 9;f5 a. m;
l72 present lasl sunday You arc
cordially invited. Prof Cecil Drake,
superintendent No preaching az IL
o'clock. The children's Day pro-
gram will have the right OF way al
that time. Mrs. Dr. g. J.. Burton and
Mrs y. w. LongfeIlow have trained
the little people 10 give an elaborate
program. An members OF the Cradle
Roll should be- brought 10 church on
that day Never mind a little noise.
Young Peoples service al z .. m.
topic, "A Desire TO See the Truth
Prevail" Preaching and baptism by
the pastor AZ D. m. Prayer and
conference az p. NJ. "Wednesday,
topic. "The Mind of Christ"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07

Washington. June Harris II.
smith. the agricultural departments
chronological expert 90 aid In the
fight against a grasshopper invasion
In New Mexico reported that a state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-07

Corner ~ Fourth street and silver
avenue. Archdeacon w. ". warren
rectors residence. isoo West Tiieraa
Third sunday after Trinity. Holy
communion. a. N. sunday school.
e:tb q. ~. Morning service. n.
Music.
Professional. ave March, We
March 90 Victory" Barnby
Nenite ....t...s.4 sass ~ Robinson
Gloria ....tss.....t ..s.. J, Robinson
he Deum ......sl.s.,. X. Cooke
JubIlafe Teu .........T. a. Dupuln
Insfot. 20. for "a Closer Walk with
oodN .............. Reatisgde
OUotfoi3 .-....tt .fst..sss.tst 7ttfcfts
Recesslonai Forth IN Thy Name,
. Lord, 1 GO. .......R, Schuman
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Collars nnlshed on our Prosperity
Collar M0ulder have ample tio space
and smooth round edge Hubs
inuodry,
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what Happened to Mary" crys-
tai today only.
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IIlsnncuIate (OnoeDtldnD

sodaiity mass, z. Children'a mass
$50. Late mass and sermon, 10
Evening service. 7a0.
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It's getting warm. p0n,t let your
ica boz Ges dFy Caii up s7-ts---pia-
faond Ica
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.hese services sunday school az a
o'esocH.
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"what Happened TO Mary" crys.
tai, today only.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
TAKES HENNESSY'S ADVICE
State Officers Stop Work on
Albany Capitol.

Albany. Dee. 2A--On the recommends
ion Of subcommittee OF state officers
Composed of Attorney General Carmody.
state Architect Pitcher and John IL. De
laney. Commissioner # efficiency and
Economy. the work of reconstructin9 the
burned portion Of the capitol on the
fourth. fifth and sixth floors was sus-
pended TO-DAY and large number Of men
laid of, pending a further Investigation
by James W Osborne
The rebuilding has been under inNest-
cation for some time in sn effort TO de-
termine whether II was being done as eco
nomically rs possible. The contractors
were working on a percentage basis.
John \ Heunessy inquired into the con-
tract for Governor Sulzer and recommend
rd that the work be finished under per-
r,ntaee. Hennessys assertion was that
too MANY men were being employed. The
rebuilding has been IN progress three
wears.
Improvement Of the committee rooms
and other quarters on the third floor.
which will be- used by legislators. will
continue This is being done on lump
sum contract
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
TENNIS COSTS WOMAN DEAR
$1,000 Pin Lost on Courts of
Seventh Regiment.

4 notice was posted al the indoor
lawn tennis courts of the 9Th Regiment
ArmOry Yesterday notifying the women
players that one of their number had
lost a diamond crescent pin. II devel-
oped later that Mrs. J. +. Pearson had
found missing the piece of jewelTy,
which was said to he valued al 81 900.
Mrs. Pearson notified Sergeant James
Ayres. one of the armorers. that she
would be willing to reward handsomely
the finder of the pin.
According to Robert f. Putnam. tine
president moro than one hundred
women players are now using the
courts Mrs. Pearson did not leave her
iewelry in the dressing room provided
for the women, but wore it when she
went on tho courts. She is under the
impression that in her activity the pin
became loosened and dropped to me
floor
II is tho custom 10 scatter wet saw
dust over the courts each evening and
then sweep the eight courts and it is
believed the pin was swept up and
thrown away with the debris.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
WOMAN STOPS DIVORCE
Decree Set Aside on Core
spondent's Plea to Judge.

Mrs Lillian caro-. of ". ''- west '-i'"
,,r,,, whose first husband was the la'e
Iu.,ic. George Edgar r'ilS'ns. oi '"H-
,arris made an unusual motion oeIo'e
r,s,ice Giegcrl.h. which caused the i"l-
60 20 s.t aside a decree Of divorce Whl'h
yrs catherine curtis obtained asa'ils'
,yi,l;au Walter Curtis In that atI'O"
Az, caro- was named - correspondent
curtis failed to put IN defence 10 'ho
suit OF his wife.
Mrs. caro- asked that the decree pe 'o'
aside so that she could 'ome '"'o ''u'
ard make denial Of the charges that AZ,
.ociatnd her name with curtis. She adiu
,ha, the testimony about her Nas untrue
srd sbe was unaware that she had nee"
named until she saw in the newspapers
,n. accounts Of the curtis divorce
Mrs caro- was the wife of lFrael ,aro
Che said that curtis. representing n''"
,eIf a. single man, paid court /" hc' !.
promising 10 marry her when she shou'u
cot divorce. She asserted that some
nersons were trying TO dtpilNe her Vi
her money. AMI have succeeded 10
great extent.
Counsel for Mrs. curtis told the coui'
that Mrs. Caro's husband obtained o'-
vorce from her last June on testimony
that she went TO Europe with Curtis.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-25
Christmas Will Be Spent
Selecting Places for
Reserve Banks.
NO REST UNTIL NEW
SYSTEM is WORKING
Applications for Places on Fed
eraI Board Receive Scant
Attention.

Washington. Dec. 4-Secretary McAdoo
said to-day that he expected to begin the
formal work tomorrow OF selecting tho
cities for federal reserve banks under the
new currency law.
"Ne expect 10 consider the problem in
the light Of what will most benefit the
entire country, and local interests will not
be regarded. said he. We Will probably
outline the districts first and then choose
the cities in each district where the fed
eral reserve bank will be located"
Mr.. McAdoo did not know, he said.
whether there would be eight or twelve
districts. That point he regarded as one
OF the most perplexing before the or
ganization committee. He expressed great
satisfaction with the way in which the
banks have responded 10 the law.
THE law has been accepted he said.
lin a thoroughly patriotic manner.
have never had any doubt, and have none
now, that most Of the national banks Of
the country will enter the new system. !
believe il will prove an unexpected sue
cess and the greatest thing that has hap
pened TO the country in many years
Many applications have come from in
dividuals for places on the Federal Re
serve Board. but Mr.. McAdoo said he had
not looked them over. and indicated that
they were likely 10 receive scant con-
sideration
I'VE do not propose TO let any grass
grow under the feet OF the organization
committee" said Secretary McAdoo
we are going az these problems care
fully but quickly"
The Secretary received a letter to-day
from George VI. Reynolds. a Chicago
banker. who had opposed some features
of the new law. He expressed a desire to
conform 10 it's provisions and 70 help the
administration I'm every way 70 make the
new system a success. 4 telegram from
Jacob H. schiff New York banker.
among many others. contained congratu-
lations
Secretary McAdoo and Secretary Hous-
ton. acting as the organization commit
toe. will determine the important pre-
liminary moves 10 the actual installation
Of the machinery that is TO operate the
federal reserve system.
Although the law provides that the two
secretaries shall join with the Controller
OF the Currency in the preliminary work
Of reorganization, the Office OF Controller
IL vacant. and it has been decided tha.
the two secretaries. constituting ma
iority of the committee. may 90 ahead.
Later the members Of the Federal Re-
serve Board Of seven viii be named by
President Wilson
The Secretary OF the Treasury and the
new Controller will be members Of that
body. and the other five will be chosen
from private life. II President Wilson
finally has made his selection for those
five places IL is not known in Washington.