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4 nine room house and bath snd
also "a good barn aud garden located
% lis necch street. Just a star ron
either trolley line. Bargain Tor q
homo seeker OF Tor an Investment.
i-topsTty belongs % estate 81 Nsr.
In 7. Barney For further inioTm1.
iiok apply in Mis- D.. NJ. Barney az
or millinery shop on Msia street
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CHRISTMAS GROCERIES

us about time that you should oe
ro,ung that list of choice groceries
aad provisions together for the
Christmas dinner. Don't waite unit
t'c 25ih when the stores are all
closed and find that you have over
Ncied the most important article
,hlf You intended TO ret. In speak
inc OBJ "choicc' groceries b. rcmind
us 20 icll You to order them from
Tans. Sl"warts first class grocer.
siorc en- River street.
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Card Of Thanks

IN appreciation OF the numerous
acts OF kindness. for he iowcrs and
be genera, ,houghtlulnesS Of many
'Jelds during the Illness and dca j
s., cur son and brother vc express
our deep gratitude.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael logan
and family
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

TUo CO Special bargains IN White
China sheen BABY Robes. bargain
No. Baby Carriage Robes at Ss.59
each. Bargain No. ,. Baby Go carr
Robes 40 SeeS each. Great value for
the money. Frears, Troy. y. y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-12

lndt 81 yonr marine pictures repre-
.rut lhc sen a> c'lm Why don't yon
wm storm once ip a wai'et Artist
We painters in OH cant de- thai.
madam We may oltiinc 20 storm on
3D." canvas. but. you see. as soon as
r. begin 90 spread on the oil col0rs
ne waves sub s'do and the sea becomes
ls calm as 81 dua. pond Boston Trn-
ac-i?t
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Don't ial 70 &c. a rair OF ol i-lse
Size blue Team Blankets a. Si.s0 ~.
o. sass o single Blanket: size siKs'
inches. uci1ht as ihs. IN hlanfei
Fr1ars Troy NY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16
SNOW DRIVES IN
BIG COLLECTION
Of vAGS
Full Benches Greet Judge
Craig in Police Court; Har-
ny Weaver, Trunk Thief
Again in Jail.

Full benches faced his honor Judge
craig. la police court this morning,
"a collection OF yags having been
driven into the shelter OF the city Dy
last nights snOwstOrm.
Charles May. T.. A. James. Lawronc,
Rousman. George Neurhorgcr, T. D.,
Callahan. each received ten days on
The vagruuCy charge.
r.. a. Hughes. "a miner. who said
he had been in the Dawson explosion,
was dipmisscd after being held over
night. as was r. j. Mahcr, who said
ne had worked for the engineering
department of Colorado springs ana
was on his way Co spend Christmas
with his family at Williams. Ariz.
ia Morris arrested on "a charge of
drunkenness on complaint OF his
mother with whom he lives. was Civ
en- thirty days Ia the county Jail
Harry Weaver released from tho
county jail yesterday morning after
serving "a nincty-duy sentence FOR lar
ccuy OF trunk, celebrated his libcr-
ty by getting very drunk ana was giN-
On "a thirts-day jail sentence later
modified 90 thirty days ON street work
lie was put Co work this morning
shovciing snow and 10 is predicted that
Weaver may disappear with the SNOW.
Weaver was sentenced on July 2gth
Tor stealing coat. In the coat he
found "a trunk check with which he
obtained q trunk az the Santa Io sta-
uun. lie was caught while romov-
Ing the trunk from his room.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16
ALAMOGORDO MAN
HAS THE PERFECT
0 MON
Denia specfman Forwarded to
Department of Agriculture
Declared Finest Ever Seen
There.
WHEAT ACREAGE AT
TUCUMCARI LARGE

Alamogordo, ~ NJ, Dec. t2.-Sov-
cral wceKs ago specimen OF onion
known as the Denia onion was sent
to ". &. Thompson assistant horticul-
turlst OF the United states department
Of agriculture. by Lieut.. Oscar y
I.usk OF this city. for his opinion. The
specimen. which consisted Of several
onions OF the class was grown by r.
VI. Boatright on his farm about one
mile south Of the city. The onion
was developed from seed secured
about three years ago from Denia,
Spain. In the process OF develop.
mcnt MIR BOatright has taken
nearly perfect specimens each year
from which to grow his seed. and the
result has been practically perfect
onion. Regarding the specimen. MIR
Thompson has the following TO ray
In his communication to Lieutenant
1.uslS: "In regard 20 the onions. ! will
say that the symmetrical specimen In
the finest Dcnia onion / have ever
seen with respect To shape. size and
the general external character The
top Is very small and this In very
desirable feature. fr you should Sc
lect this type of onion for several
years feel sure that you could pro-
duce a type as good or better than
the Denia onions imported from
Spain. In regard 10 your section Of
country. / viii say that from the re-
ports We have been receiving for the
past five or six years, I am convinced
that your territory Is one of tho best
for the production of Denia onions.
The only question That has been In our
minds IN connection with this Is
whether or not the seed could be- pro-
ducCd satisfactorily In your territory.
if the bulbs run anywhere near tho
.hnpc and size at the specimen you
sent, Il seems that the seed grown In
your territory is az satisfactory az tho
imported seed
Mr.. Thompson states that he Is for
warding an ounce OF seed OF the
denim variety with the request that
an experiment be made and the re-
| suit forwarded 10 him at the close
uf next season lie also states that
he viii send "a variety Of Deuia seed
he IL receiving from California. MIR.
Thompson's letter say his western
trip Is to Doe made soon and w II.
| Edison, president ~ the commercial
club of this city. has sent him for
NAL invitation To visit this city this
winter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16

OF the Cottonwood farmers, some 0i
whom have boon hauling thclr alfalfa
ten and twenty miles 60 market. RS
loading az the switch they wifi be
able TO make two trips a day instead
81 one az heretofore.
Formers from Oklahoma who
bought fp-acre tracts from the smith
4 Hanger company arc preparing 20
take possession OF their holdings and
practice intensive farming They re-
comfy brought overland from Okla
homa ~ head Of work horses and
expect their families and household
goods next month.
Mr.. Kissinger experimental in rails.
ing sugar bcets and produced yield
~ 80 tons Co the acre. which al gi.5O
per ton would bring him ti35. sam
Piles We're sent 90 Garden City. kan.
and showed from no to IS per cent
SUGAR. Heavy rains Increased tho
yield but reduced the pcrconlage OF
saccharinc matter Mr.. kissinacr
will plant five acres 10 sugar beots
next year for feed and $. a. tanning
will plant the same acreage for hog
food.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16

The election of Mr. Walter Is one
of the most encouraging moves the
commission has made. Ills knowl-
edge of Ncw Mexico is wide ana thor
ough, lie is well known Throughout
the west as writer and publicity
man. is q successful display manager
and has had enough experience In eN-
position work so that the details 1''
familiar TO him Mr. Walter has
cusontcd 90 undertake tn work at
very moderate remuneration and Goa
addition CO acting ns secretary To tho
hoard viii begin ut once an clHhor-
ate publicity campaign not only ln
the west but throughout the central
ana eastern states in behalf of the
state and Co., display at SIM Diego
Planning to mako Cos work ANA lis
appropriation cover aH much ground
ns possible tha comWi ssiun means o.
mako not only Er,nt display at san
Diego. hut to bring as many people
us possible who attend the two coust
world fairs in 1915. through New
Mexico either going or coming II
is this work which Nir Walter VIII
give special attention. His plans
contemplate newspaper articles. dis
tributipu of literature ana lectures
throughout the central ana eastern
states during tho whole Of thD COM
ing yeor which viii prepare tho minds
u ,xuositiou visitors and force thcm
10 buv their tictrts routed through
this stut, and with stop-oNcr pn
,u.pa4 n rY Die mdort4Einr and
an, ian which IN, state As of prra,
need
u addition to thls tho board goes
to San Diego authorized 10 appoint %
deputy resident commissioner who can
look after matters CON- Che ground ami
rcport tn thc secretary. ana aiso o..
orran.z, "a Sow Mexico club amonr
torutr residents ug iua state u1n NN-
inc Ian San Diego
Tho plans Tor thc .tatc display it-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16
Coming Year Will Be Record Breaker
in International Sport Contests

leave anything 20 chance A num-
bcr Of the best English players and
ponies will go TO Madrid Spain, early
in the spring for severe course OF
training and practice before coming
10 the states
According 10 announcement made
Immediately after the polo matches
log 1919 the American Big Four
consisting Of Capt VI. T. whitney,
Larry, Waterbury, Monte Waterbury
and Dcycrcux Milburn decided 10
cease cup defending as % team, but II
De- thought that when the battle cry
fpgndH again "a majority OF the four
VIII bee found la The saddle. W IL
should prove otherwise, however,
their ponies utc al the disposal OF the
American team. which undoubtedly
would Doe selected from among the
following players. l.. r.. Stoddard,
Malcolm stevenson ". La Montague.
d. T. Agbssiz, n. ilitChcock, D.. =. Won
Stadc, j. H. Cowdin. FoNhaH kccno.
Opposed 60 the American combiu8-
ton win bc "a four chosen in al prob
ability from the following English
experts. Captain Hardness Lloyd,
Captain Gvenfeu Captain Ritsun,
Captain Lockctt, Captain Barrett.
Captain Palmer, Captain ChtHpe,
Captain NooI Edwards. ". =. Buck
master.
Unless there b. "a most unexpected
upset boz the Davis cup prgiiminnrics,
The trnnif mtnHcc ~ 1910 VIII come
/ from Australasia The somi-ufdcill
thouV Widmg, stanley poust ana a..
B. Jones VIII probably form the
team, gives q line ON what may poe
expected In thp way ot opposition for
the American Davis cup defenders.
As sufopuurds the United ~utcs has
I g..
son. Johnston and Strnchan among
the younger generation of players.
while rum1r hus Do that william
/ Ifrr.d ana Malcolm Whitman. play.
ors without peer 10 their daN, viii
cudVHNur tu regain their previous
uruwcss with the racquet ana offer
( their services as cup defenders ~
such comeback icut BEL possible %
] combination consisting oi Lurncd,
NcLourhlin, Williams ana whitman
would daUu' even HE famous Anti
( podinns, Wildlug and Brookcs
The passing OF football a. tho ma
| iuI DnIID.a .UuTi M mo Tutwnu brings
/ hockey into the varsity uWCiight
ln,dE nod 90, final thud cot mrhl"
and punt died away before 'h' .iash
7 OF sticks and riUr OF steel ON Hriii-
D. .lul Boz. Was heard. ".a lu mtul ussHs
tn, uIIdTuu hero OF Yesterday IH
chasing fh, uuUf today Although
many or the leading eastern colleges
arc upHH|. tu -r'WI. I", practice uU-
! tl IuDk Frost comes tu their add
, Io-uIar training sessions ave uudDr
| way 300 g' mVa-iuus and arrange
Wouts are hniuG made FOR outdoor
training UrI tDr as soon as i,e Forms
uU campus rink- cor nearby ponds
Harvard. Columbia. Princeton and
Massachusetts Technical institute am
enjoy the advantages of training 100
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16
MOTHER! THE CHILD
IS C0STIVE, BILIOUS
Don't hesitate: \ laxative T. necessary
" tongue n coated, breath had or
stomach sour

Give california ~ -up Of Figs" az
uucc.aa tcnspooniul today often saves
q sick child tomorrow.
% YOUR little one H. out-of-surts.
hnIf-sivk. isn't resting. eating ana act
ing naturally look Mother. see A.
tongue Is coated This S. a sure sign
that It's little stomach. liver and bow
Hs are cloggcd with waste WHOM
Crosg irritable. foycrish stomach
sour breath bad or has stomach ache,
durrhoca, sore throat fun of cold,
give % tDaspUonm ct california
syrup cot Figs." and ln Few hours alI
the coustipatcd poison, undipested
food and sour bile gently moves out
ot it~ little bowels without gripping
and YOU hive % we'll playful child
again.
Mothers can rest easy after giyinr
this harmless fruit LAXATIVE" bccaus,
ID never fails 90 cleanse tho mn, ouc's
liver and bowels and swtctou tho
stomach uud thoy dearly love its
pleasant taste, Fun directions for
babies children of an ages ana FOR
EroNu-up- printed ON each bottle.
Beware ur counterfeit sNrups Ash
Your druggist for a 5O-cent bottle ut
california syrup of Figs" then see
that be o. made hy the california Tir
syrup Company" Don't 10" fooled
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16
United States to Be Host to
Number of Cup-Hunting
Contestants in Yachting,
Polo, Tennis, Field and
Track Events.

New York, Dec. iC.--As has been
furccastcd for several months tho
coming year promises Co stand out as
"a record breaking period Boo inferno
iiunat sport competition. with the
United states acting as husu for
number ut CUP hunting contestants.
Challenges have already been rec
cciNcd for the America yacht cup
uud tho polo cup. The Davis tennis
trophy will have 10 boz defended and
oxford university has accepted AN
invitation to enter team at th"
University of Pennsylvania Ioiuy
carnival 90 Doe hold ON April 30.
These are but the iorcruuntTs of 9th
,r international events set tu uc am
uuunccd, and 10 becomes mon, OWE
dent each month that the United
states sportsman b. going Go have an
exceedingly busy season defending
his various trophies during 1914.
Confronting this situation. resume
uf The invading and der .udlus
strength of challcugcrs and uppOu-
,uts is both logical and timely
Bv ai, odds the most important
event OF tho coming year viii PIP, the
effort Of Sir Thomas Upton tu zee
gHIu tho Americas cup with his
Shamrock ~. The now challenger.
nov building az GoFpuri, ia expected
10 hc the last word bon English speed
'hurlcs l.. Nicholson VIII show 90
surprising turn of speed and several
innovations in the way eft build and
RE. W. T. Burton an English anna
tour Nurhtsman Of rcnpWn. viii sail
shamrock ~ ana Albert Turner viii
urt as captain. Great secrecy is Doe
iuE maintained regarding Liutuu's
latest yacht. bat 90 is understood thlt
special Thought is hoiug givon tp the
light hrcczcs ana rolling swell uk,ly
Co nc encountered on thr American
course during The autumn days OF
september
Tho situation lrofn o. DEFENDING
standpoint Del mon. complicated. since
Ht least Tire, ta-iOutvrs ere assure "a
as candidate for th, task 90 ugfoHl-
iug ShtWroyk ~ The Vanderbilt
HtndIuIt, yacht huldiug an HuIr.-
shun.s yard ui Bristol o. O.. W.ll nc
100 Chlrgu uf H. IS Emuous. 2nd.
with captain Chris christensen W
s. S. Cochru- YACHT to b., dee
si-nDd hN William Gardner and nWl
hE lWWIcy a son oI Boston. v.u n,
handled NN captain William Dennis
ana Captain Harry Holt Tho lhiId
Yacht Goo hc financed us New York
Philadelphia and Boston tuUhuUcu.
viii Hr d,si.ucd Dog George owen and
viii Doe ben charge uf q. 81 uruUhuu
"Nugr ui tho racing sloop lstulrul.
While the larhtsmpu uTe Iu fu.
ihrUrH of tuUlug-llp ruDs. fhr sixth
contest for the international polo cup
VIII Poe Witnessed, probably 8t N,aI-
NV Brook, T.. T., and hnr, uulu th.
United states ,s going tu have 20 l,Nr-
D, tim, drf,udinp lnr Gun asaiusi tho
attack uf Lord Abby So L,dg.r.s
challenging four AH WIE th, case Boo
1913 unlimited money is go th, dis.
r"rll ct "a" 'hHllDu-orH. and the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16
BEET HARVEST ENDED
IN MAXWELL DISTINCT

Maxwell, n. NJ, Dec. i2.-The last
load of beets for the 1913 campaign
went over the Maxwell dump Monday
noon. w. a. Beatty hauled the last
Mad. and soon thereafter the car
was on its way 10 Join tho others at
the factory In Garden city, Kan.
A meeting of the farmers and on
cials Of che sugar factory viii be- held
some time this month, when the cfor
for next year viii be discussed. IL Is
also probable that the 1915 crop VIII
be held up for consideration. No one
here D. certain as 20 what VIII hap
pen then, as the effect OF the tariff
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16

feat has been accomplished and ne
gives the following data ~ the result
or his researches.
B. w. 1'rafford Of Harvard. against
Cornell November 1, 1890, kicked
five goals by drOp-kicka from tho
80. So. 80. 80 and 3O-yard lines. W.
", Eckcranll of Chicago, against H.
iinois. November rs, 1905, kicked Ave
goals by dr0p-kiCks from the 30, 20,
20. 20 and i5-yard lines. Eckcr1all
ON November 23. 1905, duplicated the
feat against Nebraska. scoring from
the 30. 30. go. 90 and z0-yurd lines.
Bricklcy's kicks were from the -,
80. GO. 30 ana 2ltyard marks the
50-yard goal being from placc-kick
and the others by drop-kiCks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16
Paul A. F. Walter Expert Pub
licity Man Chosen as secre-
tary and Advertising Man
ager for Commission.
PLAN FOR BUILDINGS
PRACTICALLY COMPLETE
Commissioners, Secretary amt
Architects Leave for San
Diego to Make Final Ar
rangements.

The New Mexico commission In
charge OF the state display ut the
san Diego exposition at rs meeting
here yesterday afternoon practically
completed plans FOR what viii hc the
greatest display Of the resource end
attractions OF New Mexico that has
ever been attempted.
Following the meeting last night
Commissioners Clarke or nemiuE.
schulor OF Ration and Reed of CARTS
lad. left for San Diego. They Will
be- followed tonight by 4. II. Rapp Of
Santa he. the architect OF the COM
ission. and Paul a. r. Walter Of
Santa Pc who was Yesterday elected
secretary land publicity manager,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16
Exposition Commission Plans
for Widespread Publicity
IN the decorations.

IN the decorations
The splendid collection Of rural
palntlnes given BY Hon. frank Spring
or and which viii cost more than sfO.-
600, viii form the chief decoration Of
the chapel or assembly hall. where
the motion pictures will be displayed.
These paintings Will be Illustrative Of
the life ana works Of Saint Francis Of
Assist
The commission feels that with a
year IN which 10 work its plans are
wen In hand and that New Mexico
viii have n display al San Diego
which viii attract the attention Of tho
nation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16

Dairying Is becoming an important
item for the farmer. a year ago nut
one Eilo was erected la the county
bat nt the present time there arc In
tho neighborhood of fifty. san Jon
alone having built twelve OF these
asi summer II is estimated that at
least 100 will De- built IN tho San Jon
district tho coming spring and sum
Wer. Fcterita Is becoming more pop
MAR as 20 siluge material on account
of its proved drouth resisting qu1li.
Tics Win "a reinforced ring of con-
crete at the top, IL ~ said that pit
silos are being built as choaply aa
Nl', although cheaper ones may be
constructed for temporary use.
james W Mauser of Montoya has
given out % summary of his earnings
from six milk COWS during eight
months of the year. with the young
calves, Il amounts 10 little more
than 5000, In addition To that con-
sumcd by his family. Three hundred
and ninety pounds OF butter tat were
sold IN Tucumcari
W NcWhanks of Rard Melted
sl5 from the sale OF his turkeys. and
many others got similar results. Tu-
Cumcnri has engaged To an appre-
ciablo extent In tho shipping at these
animals during the last month
Deser!ion of claims In the county
has ceased ip the last year In spite
Of the hard summer. and new home
seekers are rapidly taking mp the few
remaining open sections. one OF the
earlier pioneers OF this county, "a man
weil along leo years recently made the
statement that 'his Is one OF the eas-
lest localities In which to maze a live
Ing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16

cannot be forctOld
Enough notice VIII be given OF tho
coming Of the sugar men to allow
every farmer la this section to plan
90 attend.
Tho hundred or more Indians who
have been WORKING 10 the beet fields
for the past months cl0aed mp their
accounts the first OF the week and
let for their homes. come % them
were from TaoH, and the others from
San Domingo. They were Ira charge
81 government agent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16
WHEAT ACREAGE AT
TVff'rfAfnk ramon.

Tucumcari, y. NJ. Dec 12.-Farm
conditions have assumed an optimis-
tic look In this locality. especially
since the soaking rains Of the last
week. The wheat acreage through
out the county Is larger than ever be.
tore in ~ history Some of the
wheat rs already several inches high.
u ~ said ana the yield from present
prospects VIII be large.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16

Oyster Shells pounds, Use, cash
pricc. You can phone your order md
pay the driver. Telephone 10. T.. ".
Foe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16
IIIIEl5III1
s4f

ment, made with oil OF mustard. Use
% instuud Of mustard plaster. VIII
NOT blister.
Doctors ana nurses use MUSTER
TENTS
They Will gladly tell you what re-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16

Choice Mixed Oats per fOo pounds.
SITS, cash price. You can plinia
yuur order and pay the driver. ~
W. Zee. Tcicphoue 20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16
Get MUSTEROLE Today for
LumbagO!

IT'S an amazingly quick rolcr Ana
its go easy 20 use.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16

ilcf II gives from Sore Throat. Bron-
chitls. Group. sim Neck, Asthma.
Neuralgia, Congestion. piouriay,
rheumatism. Lumbago. Pains and
Aches OF the Back or Joints. sprains,
Sore Muscles Bruises. Chiiblnins,
Frosted Feet Colds OF the Chest Ot
prevents pnoumOnial.
AZ your drugglsts, la 25c ana soc
Jars. ana u spcclnl large hospital sizc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16

for $3.50.
Accept no suhsti-
tutc. " your druggist
cannot supply sou,
send 26c or zoe 10
the NJ e. - r. q q 4 %
Company, Cleveland,
Ohio, ana we VIII mail
you a jar, postage
fsql
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16

You Just rub MUS
TEROLE iu briskly.
aud presto, the pain
b. gono--n delicious.
soothing CO m fort
comes 10 take It's
place.
MUS r y n OLE rs
IA alaau w.bfta .fpt-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-16

Dr. }. j. Gordon, q woll-known De-
troit Physician says. "Mustorole Is In
valuable in my practice and my
home"