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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05

lively have been retained as giving
promise, and most of these in turn
have been gradually discarded leaving
only the best. Out of all the seedlings
of 1911 and 1912, only 50 are left; but
if even only few of these eventually
outstrip any of our present standard
varieties, we shall be repaid many
times the cost of obtaining them. From
the Director s report you will see that
the larger experimental areas have per
mitted much greater progress in this
direction; 300 new seedlings have
been propagated, of which 1854 were
set out in the plots. Also, the furnish
ing of seed cane to plantations from
any desired variety, can now be accom-
plished on a scale which was impossi-
BILE heretofore.
Battelle Process.
After summarizing experiments with
the Battelle process the announcement
is made that a formal agreement has
since been made between Mr.. Battelle
and the Guardian Trust Company,
Limited, as trustee for this Association,
and recorded in the United States Pat.
ent Office, by the terms Of which this
Association now holds the exclusive
right, on a royalty basis, to use and
license its members or others to use
this process in the Territory of Hawaii,
and also to use and permit its general
use in certain refneries in the United
States. We have the further right to
have the process used on any raw sugar
or low grade products resulting from
remelted raw sugars derived from
juices of sugar cane grown in Hawaii
in any other reineries owned or con
trolled by any Hawaiian plantation or
plantations.
Experimental Work Essential.
In conclusion he said:
The sugar industry Of this country
has suffered severe blow from recent
tariff legislation in Washington, and
what the future has in store for us no
man can foretell. 1t Is evident that
many economies will be forced upon us
during the years to come, but your
Committee desires emphatically to re-
cord its conviction that II would be ex'
tremely false economy should we in any
way impair the efficiency or hamper
the beneficial efforts of our Experiment
Station, which has been of such untold
value TO our sugar industry in the past,
and ON which we shall need to rely
more than ever perhaps in the future
II we are TO weather successfully the
storms that seem TO be ahead Of us.
' Encient Parasites.
II, =. Agee, director of the expert
ment station, then reported IN detail
ON Swezey's work with the cane bofer
parasite aud on control methods at
tempted for the Anomala beetle. There
were also few leafhoppsr outbreahs
that required attention during the year,
aud the entomologists devoted some
lime also Ia hornhy paras ties. Imporia'
lions made by Koebes several years
ago are now doing effective work,
FUNGUS Diseases.
ln the division " pathology studies
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05
Emcient Parasites.


la the division of pathology studies
were continued on the yellow stripe die
ease, siunird zane, iliAu, leaf spot, seieh
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05
Appreciation of Work.

-hl' IcuutN Sdlu.
1T is gratifying to record the in.
ereasing appreciation which is being
displayed by plantation managers of
the work of the Station and the value
of our enlarged experimental fields, en-.
abling us to deal with plantation pro.
hlems from a practical as well as theo
retical standpoint. II needs no argu
ment to demonstrate the wisdom of max
ing provision as far as possible for cane
varieties which will grow wen under
our particular local conditions, produce
the highest comparative percentage of
sugar, and mt the same time have the
largest powers of resistance against the
onslaughts of diseases and pests both
present and those which may in future
descend upon MS, We have also 20 con.
slider the possible deterioration OF
canes, which are now commonly rated
as standard varieties. our Station
director in his report even aludes TO a
theory which has been elsewhere AL,
Nancei that cane may fail through
'sopilo decay ana whether this be
a theory only, furnishing a present
diagnosis for deterioratng cane pend,
ing possible later discovery ~ some
known trouble, perhaps Of soil exhaus.
ton or combination of deterrent con.
ditlous, the fact remains that We can.
NOT AFFORD 10 stake the future OF our
plantations only on present STANDARD
Games
AaaaliuU nauaa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-12-05

since We last met, session of the
legislature has been held, For c0n.
ttructire work accomplished, this ~,
sioh compares very faNotHhly with
former ones, Several momhors Of this
association SAT Ia this Legislature, aud
a. them large amount az credit Is
due for faithful aud efficient service.
lIosldrnl WILSON has appointed NJ.
w. E llnhham as governor NJ this tpr
nloN, II b. 30 Boz hoped that the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Francis e.. Wilson. e wcll known
attorney ~ santa Do. b. ~ Aibuquur.
que looking after business affairs.
Elmer q. Studley. prominent at.
toruey 10 Ration, In here to-day On
legal business
J. LorcnSu Huhbcu is iu Nlbuuu.r-
qlie from Ganado. Ariz. = guest al
tho Siurses hotel
George " Hale, 90 the SANTA ~"
secret service. with headquarters u
Amarillo, Texas, spent yesterday in
Albuquerque.
John T.. Ftruan Department uf ac-
counts United states forest service
returned 90 Alhuuucrque last night
from e visit of several weeks u VII.
ninston. Dol
TIA" Now Mexico ,stuo s5uitsr,
board win meet ln Albuquerque
Thursday Go transact business which
has accumulated since The lst meet
Ing OF the organization
Robert u crews. attorney, aud -,e-
Rotary 90 tive state sheep sanitary
board. has returned from pho,uiN.
where hc attended the livestock assoc
citation meeting
Horse uaukcia. lap rubes. 'xlromr-
- large stock 90 spr, itl fsl". -, poe
cent ~ during nest ten dave =. Hur-
Der A 60. 1uN North SECOND -
phou. SIS
Mrs ~ j Greer of Gtkcrsurld.
Cal, % furmc. i,si.lrut cot hlpuGucr-
quo. Is in th' city, guest ut th, Al
Nurado hotel Mrs Greer iH accom-
panied hy Mrs. Henry Levy. ur san
Francisco.
Tho santa Fc ticket uili,o vilI p' iu
the wells Fargo q 60. express build
Ing tor th, ncNt two CO.. thro, weeks.
pending tho completion ct the re-
pairs now being madr tu the station,
damaged Bag urr To- October
William A. Dillon. ton several
months salesman u rho Harvey tn
| dian aud McNi,tu bulldiug, len last
uIEhi for Grand Canyon. Aria. where
| Be- viii bc au assistant tu kurl w.
| Moon mm"d for hH aork as pho
| tographor of Indians and INDIAN hfr
! g Gould 1928 south Fourth
| street an emplufp Boo tho -uula Pc
shops was painfully injured Saiard1t
afternoon. when Do" was struDN pn
/ 40, hood n' o. hluug b,um MI
Gould sustained deep cash iu th'
/ head and number ut stitches were
uocosnr' to CLOSE Inc wound.
Bou williams. chief or th, santa
| 3, secret service, returned l1u uighl
nom Ration. where hu acgumpaui'i
4 - lIussau. Young man who WaH
arrested iu UatstoW, cat. several da'H
.ru and brought #,.t Goo Ration tu
acr chars, of mlfrriug tickets o.
Del understood that ilussnn squared up
| hlH buulr. Ma Williams lrft .t, N
] tud.,, Ton california ON oih,Ih busi'
uofH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
REJECTION tOH rnr
NISIIpIg~ A. CLOVIS

Clovis n NJ. Jan 10 Tho Marian
atha shrine Miutrclr Ncieirr siug
crs aud Jull, Testers 81 Chicnpu here
SATURDAY. proved he beet miu-t o.
show ever given m Clo,is N.ur,rs
of this COMPANY 900 hpi"ng O." NasuuI.
and Eastern star lodges. WHO ur,. ,u
an annual pleasure Drlp over Ilp Stu.
ta F' reading funm system Mr. o.
- Rice, the grnl1l manager OF tu.
santa o." construction work. has prr.
sona supervision ~ this part, ct uu.
makers
keystone chapter Nu ~ railroad
officials and thor vIvcs. entertained
IA" company with q formal receipt fu
iu n. Masonic trmplr go ,lu,I. S,trr.
day pr Michael N,l.uu ui Chirtuo
introduced th, diminpu shed gu,.ts
who addressed thn mcrtiug us did
other member. ui hish..i standing no
Masonic circles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
CATTLE MEN WILL
TRAIL STOCK OUT
OF OLD MEXICO
J. D. Watson, Buyer for ]. A.
Mcintosh Company, Of Great
Falls, Mont, Says Rail Ship
ment Is Impossible,

Convinced thsi condition. On OlG
Mexico viii not improve. and tuot 30
vill boz impossibl, Go ship cattle over
The railroads tor months. buyers Tor
big cattle concerns vuu contracted
Tor stock Boo Mexico many months lgo.
nave decided Geo ship them out 90, The
countr. 100 The old ush,ourf wa, --uit
thu tran with them J - Watson.
buyer tor j. \. Mcintosh company. oi
Great Fails, Montana. o. iu Alhupucr-
uuc today comforting with Iuc.I live
stock men. Nj. Watson cam, ont ui
McNicu tr-t"rd1, after spending Two
weeks There Investigating conditions.
bridges CO.," burned. railroads torn up
aud There ie no chance tor resumption
0f business operations. according TO
Mr. Watson.
Matt belmont Kug o' a.rpput~ Or.
ph,um. ~uuda' Muudat TUESDAY.
Guaranteed attraction
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
4 Mr.sNnL rn MnNlIlN.

when your ph, stefan can giN, N"g
nu remedy Tor tu, horrors ,hut "ua
pr,-s you. when through thu luug
hours uf thr day n seems as though
your burk would break. when tuur
head aches constantly luu urr uot.
vous. depressed and suffer from tuo-t
dreadful bearing down pains, dunt
forget that L,dla g. pmahamr Ncgo-
table compound b. tIv safest and
elrcsi remedy for these coud .uuuF
discovered % vill save you years ut
misery as 10 has thousands %. other
suffering women
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
RATE MATTERS TO
!. Be TAKEN UP BY
COMMERCIAL
CLUB
Shippers Invited BY CONNER
Cial Organization to Submit
ANY Complaints for Con-
sideration.
BUREAU TO LOOK INTO
ALLEGED GRIEVANCES

The Commercial club committee at
hvv appointed last Dccembcr 10 look
( INTO freight rate complaints hos hron
continued as permanent committee
on rate matters ana u b. announced
tn"t TIE committee viii hold r,rt'fr
sessions ut which rate mutt,rs nis. b,
brought up for examination. an shin.
pcts Who hase complaints tn mako
are requested Co submit ih.m .i. tl,.
rai" committee for Investigation aud
action lookins to remedy. when
this committee nuda itself ugsbi. g.
come to conclusion the mattora will
bc referred 90 the state corporation
commission. - ls requested that ail
complaints or submitted Boo writing
Ihc committee appointed ry prcsi-
dent -. y kascmun of fhr club con.
sIsts of Max Nordhaus. chairman.
1'urE" Nrnut. g. ~. Kappi. Wjrupi
H. Booth aud Nj. Kascmau aud ICE
appointment was the outcome OF the
session held in December bt 90. club.
business men ana members OF tho cor.
Ioratiuu commission. Tho brief report
uf tUis committee submitted tu the
club directors on January a. has at.
ready boon alluded TO-
n h. believed that IN. wurk of This
cummittc" will prove OF tine greatest
importance and that IN many cases 70
VII mako possible speedy adjust
mont 81 difficulties without th. urc.s.
sits Of appeal % tine state corporation
commission
Matters kiug Within tine province
81 the committee submitted io its
chairman or members 90 Go the scc-
Rotary 90 the clue win have prompt
attention.
Tn" report ut the committee Zee the
board of directors uf the club follows.
Albuquerque y. NJ. jan. %. 1913.
TO The Hosrd of Directors.
Commercial club,
Albuquerque. y. n
Gentlemen
Tho committee appointed to invest.
cate railroad freight rates ana 10 de-
torWinc watcher the Commercial club
shall cor shull not make q complaint tu
"a" state corporation commission, heae
10 make the following report
That tho runmitto. 90 tlI- tim,
deems u unnecessary Nv make zen
cral complaint Gao M, stat, lo"ppiu.
tion commission
That on nv, whui, 81 nuds tb, cNIef-
ms freight rates tlW AMI equitable,
thu uumnor of cummodIfi.. hos
ever, require rr.adiustmput cor roIu.
lDu
That tht committee VIII Uu.i ifsclf
ga readiness tu receive specific .om
paints uu au, such ut'W- aud Invites
busiu'.# men So submit the saw" tu
this DpmWiit,s Do urItiu2 600 Irr1ug,
i"r % hctriup through tho s'.r,fJr. a.
tho club.
'lhat thi~ committee viii thoroughly
iuNcstigai. amy discriminatory co., u.
reasonably high rate and $500 ask tho
railroad 'umpau, io haze stlur
prumpil, adjusted.
Thai n tui. committee rualI l,ll tu
bring about the desired result 10 wili
then suiloit th, assistance of CO., state
corporation commission.
SuuWittcd o.,
MAX NtEDIiNlS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
ALBUQUERQUE TAXI LINE
Stand at Sturges Hotel
Phones Iaa and lea.
oakley Ciifford. Prop.
tsRtes Sauir - nacks
CATTLE MEN ON WAY
HOME FROM CONVENTION

Travelling bee the private car "Ro-
public "a nnmbor or prominent chic
easo cattle Aiugs pusscd through Al-
buqucrquc to-day. cn Tout, nome after
attending thu livestock convention 900
Phoenix Prominent among tho cate
iir men Nas Thomas u CROSS. head
buyer for clay Robinson ana gom-
pau1 Who ia nrsi cousin, OF j. a,
Okicliy of Albuquerque. Mr. O'RiclI.
met Mr cross ut the station to-day
otHtrs boz ine party we've Mr Baker,
president of tut livestock Exchange.
~ n skinner. international manager
of thc live stock Shove; Emil lngwps
som. OF RosrnUaum Brothers A. con-
unuf kay wood uf Wood Bruthegr
Luther ,ouoyer uf Alexander, ward
and ronoycr court a. Clement Ui
clay Robinson end company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
oI,pI\\NCI: tHs

IN prduJuD. rINuE the Solar "l
tHr CITY Auum g.
u, 10 ordained uy The 'it, tuuu'l
uf tb, CIU uf Albuquerque.
section . Tbp CUN Attoru'N h'iI
rc'CiN" u regular monthly r"|"N Of
fh. ut, oft SCOOP per month. hut o."
additional compensation iPr special
services without fnr majority ,"n-oW
ui the Council.
See O. Ans ordinance ur part col
ordinance, ur r,.ulutiou, la conflict
with this ordinance. b. hereby repeal.
ed. aud this ordinance shall take .i'
feet aud be- Boz full force from and
after it- passage
rass Il ana approved this SIN Ella
of January a ~ lgi3.
o. U.s. o. sElI.EiiS Mayor
Attest. ~ CtlAS. HpEill-
tgsl, tlrrk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
TwO Hour SpGSm of Mirth and Laughter
at the Elks' Theatre This EUeninR

Mrs Alice Makc,. Mn. Aiur, Nlr,,r.
Mrs Jennie NrlHun. Mrs. CARR, Rice.
Miss Mildred Rice. Mrs. ruin l;ob
cris. Miss Thra Swanson. Airs Suphio
Wchhc. Mrs Anna Wuucgsr MI
Olivc Wood, Nr Phlu Brooke. MI
Cover. Nh Donald CurrlC. Mt Louis
Hart. Nr Paul Huber. Mr. Fuuhuu
Hathaway, Mr. Charles Meyer Ma
Wilbur Roberts. Mr. ALBERT Truil M
ThuuUs Wchbr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
MORTUARY.


o. NJ SYLVESTER q wen known iub
printer. bts received th" sad n,'a "t
90, death ut boz. mother Mrs TO- 8.
sylvester NuirU occurred bon NI'iH,
iowa SATURDAY. Mrs SsNr,trl Ha-
Os wears uId hr sylvester Intended
Geo so home Zoo. OBJ. funeral nu Npa
notified tnut burial would take piap.
to-day aud thui Doc could mot reach
tu,r, boz lWr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

tegulnf meeting of Mineral
iodgc. knights 90 pythias
business of looking forward
With sieetul anticipation Geo
square meal "a the Masonic
Temple tomorrow nisht
NtraH-atna MINSTREL. at tciks
thcaicr
Meeting of city council ~ dis
russ grief
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
RUNAWAY LAS VEGAS
BOYS ARE CAPTURED

liurliIu lrra. SON "I lieutenant
Governor g. e. p' Btco aud u'etpr
LuIau. also SON "i ,Uc stat, u.i.u,
vHu uu uHHt from Las Vegas last
Iu.-dg.. n,U, lo.u int" Du-iuuN boz
NlbuGuoruu' D-' night hos Santa q,
station Master S. w. M,k,N. ru,
hd. uud thIil'ns ,sprrl'u,'s uu uD,r
rl, lu Albuquerque. th'N rtt, and tr'
surrt jUA l'u home They p,u' Hr'
uisut boo 90, uu1., .1tiuu aud 500 boz
tHk,u hum, Tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
80 PRETTY SHRINE
GIRLS FEATURED
IN PROGRAM
Maranatha Ministries Here
Under Santa Fe Auspices,
With Songs, Dances and Fun
Fantasia of Southland
Sweetest Melodies.

Sweetest Melodies.
IN, MsrauBtha Shriu, miustr,Is.
comprised of members al East ,rr
star lodges ~ Chicago. VIII formally
open ia, Santa l'c reading room en-
tcr'ainm'nt season Boz the Ellls th,t-
ter this evening WIN suug.. dances
and fun fantasia ct the south land
$3.50 'ct,st melodies. o. is expected the
MuranHtht Aggregation win s,ur, tn
biggest hit T amy Organization that
h1s travelled over the Santa rv Circuit
Tor ,'ar.. The MINISTRIES arrived boz
Albuquerque earl, TODAY from B,I,n.
vhCr. they appeared last evening.
having plu rd clovis saturday ,y,u-
Ing tn, ministries are being plotted
over she Santa O., %, Ernest - Iti.y.
assistant Co W o. STOREY. Dos charge
ot construction Mt EI,, assisted M
the construction eft M. "oad through
no., west and hi. been vith the COM
pany for moro than thirty wears Com
r'uuuUtly h' s.. personally u,puu .ut'u
with every official aud many ui tho
employees all Jlnus The linz. This jour
urN cot the ministries from Chi,agu Co
AlhuUucruu, Ia, been uu, big uNa.
tluu tll the va, The. ha,, received
The clad hand oI hospitality Zoo y,.r,
rIiy and town. Aud r1 Nlbuuu.ru ID,
'br visitors CO.,, receiving every ,nur.
frsy Hud attention from the Santa Co..
from th, general uGhu, and from ,h'
members of M, dasuui. ,rat,ra,t,
l'or every member uf lh, aggregation
3D. Utt.F a. & Nr.
Eastern star or % near r,iuii,, col o.
shriurr or 60 star
The chicago % .urIc pat 900 nu.,
uu, iudl,. taking 100 tn, Irhrs 90
now and DId Nluau.rm, 8 tour
of tu. ,.t. aud ,uti Iuue 900 motor ,lr.
v,. ,u. of rb,. r.lrui,. ui tn, ,ut.r.
r..t,.,,ui pr..rtiu ,I .g... INA.
.Iur.,. ..fHs r,u.I. u.u turn the IpuI H..
tonight tud entertain rb, r,url, o'
Nu,ur.,r..u,. Tin, entertainment ..
rrnuar.t Uur Santa o.. ,mpul auI
their sIt,. ana children. boat provide
,I There are 900, vacant scat. H
-u th, g,u,rU uunu, NN DO. ppr.
m,tt,d ,o urup. uh,m VINO. who
lev tb. aggregation may 3D.. ascertain, D
%, 81 p,ru-u 81 ih. luiluvIur as, o.
TENT urogrun and personnel.
Program.
u,.rur, selected Mis-. Nru.s
gr,t,u. pYuu. aud Mites r,lu Uut,a
,.plu.
,u,uIhy Churu, king IuUt,"
nitro ,otupau,
End Song Igr Sc, Euu, GwuhI'
Bcp. Mr. - " N,leou.
solo Milne" Mra hFu, Euhurhi-
uu
Eud SONG Throw Isis. 60 Me-
"a. Au.,r, Man" Nh g. . Rice. H..
sisted Dos Ar. Ngu,, >,Iauu
-uns 10, Coa',r oh True luh
AR Grrrr, OuuduiIu.. assisted DO.
u,,. Mdi,s
Eud SONG when Your uoat
uc,l. uartim,. NIuH Ada Cbrati,
Song .pri-,ila." Airs. Anna Win
u,-ur aud quartet
rud s,ur Sail CO., silver M""u.
nu ou" N Eunh'Du Williamson
ruIu. with uluIu urruuip'u'u' u'
.Ju. o. lu Nipa Miss tda Mar.
Lean
End song when That Midnight
Chuo ,'nuo I,ur,s lur Auhum MtH
Agu.s Nrisuu
Solo ."Ou tu, M. is-tppt Mr. 81.
bort Troll
End Song "Tpu.l,um rIrkuuiu.
ui,.." Ni- NHtE Lurtrtur.
solo san Man ,rum san lnn,
MI Mildred Gtcr.
IYuu chorus "Guud .h,r EN.t'.
body. ,utItr yummu,
ENu March -'Wh,u Your Heart
Beats iuum," piuuu.
NJ. ,t.,..I r..fT.,. Igytu.I.. ttUtttut..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

I'm sittin' a little along la ,cers
an can't stand the winters like
whom ! Was reckless young
cuN puuch So its M, Ter
journey tu the warm dccstrlcSs,
special, in view ~ the predic-
lion hy the weather man that
another cold wave h needed this
way I'm gittin ter be- apprc-
hvusiYo that durin one of these
scr cold snaps the mcrcury'ii git
down Ia the bottom 81 the
chuhc an veil never "a lcr
out again
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

when you want a reliable medi-
cine FOR d cough or cold take cham
hrrinins Cough Remedy a can al
ways Boz depended upon and n pleas.
aut and safe 90 take. For sale by
an drugRlstH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
The Weather

FORECAST New Mcxico
Tonight cloudy aud colder. with
snow Ia east pnrtion cold wave
ln east portion Tuesday fair
and c0lG.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
AIfaIrn nIll sa,-.

y LII icst
trapped in .cr
say udius bout
Scr leave on a
little trip to-
iiudsous Uag.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

Persons troubled wlth partlal par
alvsis are often very much heue-
nicd d, mus.urms me Affected parts
thoroughIy WHEN applying 'N"'"b'i'
laius LiuumeHt ThiA Eminent ais"
relieves Rheumatic paias For s''e
by all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20

LOCAL WEATHER report
Tor - hours ending ~ q. M.
January 20-- MaNimum temper
allure. ~ doRrccs; minimum. 81.
range, 2ii ~ ) q. m.. - south
west winds. cloudy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20
RiChelieu
CASH GROCERY
We Save You IS Per Cent

Ask the delivery NAV for SJOO
book ~ cash coupons. Ilirl save tie
pruuics.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-20


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'.''' 'n'.' Jo'' W'1'una 500
''I-' Nls"'
W.. N'''I " Tor ..,...'' ..'. 2'u
'.'' Mop.
'i' -. .''''
Sew M'u'o Meat. '1lH, AMI pd' Aas'.
N'N Nu~
N'! r.nn, Flour >unv Better
N'H I"n.a"r t'Hr
LARGE size E'''Nnut -.uu' but
i'r I'r ....... ...... .....,. -"
Hl d'r oyster '"' Nia.l NIur" zoe
'''l r'''''.' II'.I'NN 'H ''' ana
''' ''N' =, '"''' l''"'" "h' "'"
.""N. 900 p''f.
'nl"l''N I'"l'. TO- ....',... ""
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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1913-10-03
What Cruel Dog Did to a Soft Shell Turtle

INDIANAPOLIS, IND-There are five
i members of the Hanson family and
every one Is tender-hearted and has
strong sympathy for all dumb crea-
lures that are in distress. Early In
July Hans, the younger boy, came into
possession of two small soft shell tur-
ties. He took them home and put
them in little pond and before many
days had elapsed the entire Hanson
family was talking baby talk to the
turtles. A dog that had been restored
to health in the Hanson family hos.
pital in the back yard, while nosing
around. came on the two turtles peep
ing out OF the little pond. He grabbed
one of them and ran into a corner Of
the yard and began to chew on it.
Hans saw him, called the other mem
bers of the family to,his AID and they
drove the dog away Hans followed
the dog and scolded him. He said:
"You naughty dog, will tell detec'
tive on you and he will put you in jail
for jumping onto a poor little turtle"
The dog appeared ashamed and skunk