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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
NEWEST PROCESS
FOR IMPERIAL
LAUNDRY
Electricity to Be Used Entire.
ly in Washing Clothes; No
Chemicals of Any Kind /;
Sterilizing a Big Feature.

Edgar Brothers. will and Ed. pro-
prietors ~ the imperial Laundry COM
pany, with customary sggr,ssivonesE
and enterprise, have Installed iu their
plant here the Electric Process ui
washing clothes manufactured 10y the
Electric Laundry Equipment company
Of Cincinnati. The electric equipment
Installed loo the Imperial her, BE- One
ui The first seven installed iu the
United States and the first 60 Do, M
stalled west oI IN, Mississippi The
process was tried out tor an entire
year IN the Ilu Top Laundry In Ciu-
cinnat before being put on the mar
kct. Edgar Brothers have secured
tho patent rights for Bcrualillo youu-
tN and mo- other laundry 'u Aibu-
uucrguu nor ia the county. can hav"
similar equipment Installed The
main features oi tho process are that
complete determination win Do, effect
I'D. the clothes vlll bee ihurouEhlN aud
completely st,r.lilrd. ana win Do
handled with the greatest possible
ear, h',tue, ui th. ideal arrangement
Or the equipment Electricity and
nothing else is used Goo wash thv
rloth,- Chord, OF lime and dll
other chemicals VIII hereafter ho
tabuocd Zoo the Imperial Direct and
alternating currents - electricity ar"
used in washing Tho water is con-
stauty charged with no volts of cicc-
tricity Edison. the electrical wizard,
says that 10 volts Vili kill % cholera
germ Boa ten minutes IN, cholera
germ is the hardest bug Go RIM
Cloth,s washed .n the new Imperial
process ar, left u the washers ana
hour and tan minutes, iu1 an hour
longer than is absolutely necessary 'o
Kun tho MOST persistent germ known
20 science. Another important i'1-
tur. of the imperial process w that
with tho electrical equipment nos
used. rluth,s win not b., tudrd roi"r-
viii bC absolutely guaranteed 1ud
navajo blankets can boz mHdc Ik'
new. Tho new equipment was used
tor tho urst time today and proved q
splendid success. under th" supcr'i
luu of Plant superintendent com
stock An 100 am. M, Imperial hal
added 30 most attractive and impor
taut feature to ua ALREADY full Hn'
| complete laundry equipment, au'
while the new process cost big SUM
at money, doubtless the increase
| business VIII bro every way Justify ih'
| Increased cost ut purchase and opcr"
| ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
CARLSBAD HAS NO
HANGING; CASE
TO Be REVIEWED
Antonio Valencia, Convicted
Of First Degree Murder, IN
Penitentiary Pending Ao-
tion of Supreme Court.

Especial Correspondence 60 the Herald
Carlsbad. = NJ, Feb. ss.-Carisbad
had no hanglng today. Attorney
Robert Dow appealed the case OF An
tonic Valencia and consequently An
tonic remains In the penitentiary at
Santa Fc until hts case IL reviewed by
the supreme court of New Mexico
Valencia was convicted az tho last
term OF the district court OF Eddy
county OF murder la the first degree.
Mr.. Dow WAS appointed by the district
Judge To defend Valencia and although
there was not q cent In the ease for
Mr.. Dow he has worked very hard 20
get tho best he could for his client
The civic Improvement company
OF Kansas city. Mo, came IN last
Thursday with Pullman ear loaded
with land buyers. assisted hy the
Carlsbad realty board Thcy sold
every one of the prospcctors "a tract
Of fine land The next excursion
SOME time iu March viii consist OF
two ears: tho buyers will bring their
horses. cows. farming implements and
tako UP their residence here in good
faith. The day 81 the Spectator
under the Carlsbad project IL passins <
and Uncic sam requires the purchas-
crs % be bona hde residents OF the
project.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

90 Imposing state ceremonies. aud.
Furthermore, sine recently became
mother presenting her husband WITH
a SON who stands third boo the success
sion 90 the imperial crown. And iu
other households of mcmhors of tho
Imperial family thyrc Norv Nar.opa
reasons against Joining 100 court frs-
uyitcs THIS ye1r. so thut To the end
b. was found tmpussibl" 60 arrange
oven -u much le o. concert
The mobilization ruined tIo puHii.
balls Apart from tho enormous rN-
pens. 90 ontailcl sud tho loss OF hus.
lp,sp. b. has taken thousands ui men
away FROM tho capital especially
large uumurr of onio,rs who are tho
uir and soul OF dances bon Vienna
Recognizing Oh" necessity of doing
something tu help the sturuk''U,rs
who had mo- christmas trade Jt il
uusuiI efforts W,rr made Go 'usHr"
fn, success uf these public gatherings
hut 10 was useless. The male guests
were lacking and the balls t"iI tat
50 uu- uf tho most important OF fh"
.uIr season there vyr" not enough
persons present 90 form trr limos
Through which distinguished visitors
.ro l,d from the yutrtu., 60 a., ltiH
ut the top OF she ball room.
Tho death OF the aged Ar"hlukn
Ruurr. just tom days before tho end
uf tine carnival season, caused g'r.
.fll abandonment Df public festivities
Sc. r,tIy fb' committee OFF 'n' bulls
,hus given up rDiul.od. for 10 saved
them FROM t very embarrassing I'H1
liam aIrta fuprU uta not tho slightest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
During Many Seasons Past the
Sport Writers Have Sung
the Song for These Two
Stars Yet They Continue 70
Win; Both from Small
Towns.

Thirteen years aEo this approaching
spring two young ball players left two
small Pennsylvania towns 10 join ma
jos lpagsio bah clubs one went from
FacteryVillc. Pa. 20 the New York
Giants: the other from 0cttysburg 20
the Philadelphia Athletics. Today
these men are the oldes; pitchers.
from point ~ service IN the big show.
Allow me 20 introduce Christy Math-
ewson end Eddie plank.
with the banlshing OF Jack Powell,
" that old nurier Ia sent out OF mp
per society this pair will face the 1918
campaign NJ the pioneers OF the lat
ter-day pichers. Splendid old boys
they are--crRftv af brain and high up
In the conservation OF natural re-
sources theory, .scribes have suns
their swan songs for the past three
or four years. bus Matty and Eddie
still remain In the thickest OF the
fight. able and effective.
"All In" they often have been de-
Clared 10 be-, but notwithstanding ma
3or managers would like 20 have sew
eral Of the same tyne aa this peerless
big Six" and tho brilliant Mackman
southpaW. Last season Plank won 20
games and lost with team that IN
lshed IN third place. He was headed
on by the dazzling record Of Joe Wood
alone Mathewson hung up record
~ % won and ~ lost n this is al
ia" hurting. then supporters Of the
Giants and Athletics will not kick on
having a dozen like them on tholi
Ciuhs
when Boston won the American
league Gag and the Giants flashed Out
IN front for the National cashmere
aud tho clubs we're preparing 90 gel
together for tho worlds championship
u was no; Mathewson that was picked
TO look after the lions Job for IN,
Giants. People generally lgured tina
tho blonde master had served MI
time. but VINO was tire real leade
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
COMMISSION TO STUDY
FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL
COOPERATIVE WORK

Washington u. g.. March 3.-To
facilitate the Investigations of the
American commission ol the south
crn Commercial congress which Will
sail from New York. April 2fth, for
a three months tour of Europe. 60
study agricultural cooperation. SeCrc-
tary Of state Knox sent "A letter Of in
struction ~ 3ll United states diplo-
matte Office in Europe, saying that
the department of state takes deep
interest ia the forthcoming iuyostiga-
lions Of the foreign commission Sec
Rotary Knox has instructed the diplo-
matte officers 90 give all possible as
sistancc to the commission Tor its
European Investigations.
with the letter of instruction Sec
rotary Knox sent Go each diplomatic
officer Senate Document 80. 1874. in
tr1duccd BY senator Hoke smith. of
Georgia. containing ulanks on agri-
cultural cooperation iu the platforms
OF the Democratc. Republican and
Progressive parties letters of endorse,
ment OF the commission from Ptesi-
dent TAFT eN- president Roosevelt aud
prcsidert-elrC Wilson. and rrsulu.
tious OF endorsement, from tho inter.
national Institute uf Agriculture
Rome. UaiN. the United states senate
the huus, of governors. the American
Association Of Commercial ENrcu'
uyes. th, National Farmers Congress
the National Grange. the Farmers
Educational and Cooperative lnion o
America the chamber 90 Commerce
of the United States and many othol
national organizations
The scope ~ the inquiry inuWdr'
an examination of ali methods cm
ploycd oy progressive European agrl
cultural communities 300 production
and marketing. and iu the financing
at both these operations
The Itinerary includes Italy, Rus
Ella. Seryla Hungary. Bulgaria, Hou
mania. Austria. Germany, Denmark
sweden. switzerland Belgium TIol
land. France, England, and ireland.
The commission viii consist 81 rw,
: delegates from each state and tu'
Canadian provinces. pr Clarence !
| owens managing director of th,
southern commercial congress. vii
hat. charge Of the tour Senator
| Duncan O. Fletcher. president uf thl
Southern Commercial congress. Wil
head tho commission.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
JERSEyMAk JUMPS
FROM tIMITEO-
HARD TO FIND
Eighteen Hours Spent in
Search for Excited Young
Man Who Finds Altitude
Too Great for Him South of
Las Vegas.

A young man whose name could
not be learned. member of a family
81 wealthy New Jersey people traV.
cling to Los Angeles jumped on lie
limited the latter part 90 last week
when the train was travelling az q
good rate of speed south of t.as We
gas. The young man had been COM
planning OF the altitude ana acting
strangely and after several attempts
10 jump OF the train a special officer
WAS secured To watch mir. lie clId-
ed the guard however and jumped on
the back platform of tho observation
car. u took an cightecn-hour search
~ locate tho young man, who was
somewh hat bruised up hy his expert
cnce but otherwise uninjurcd. lie
Was taken To hospital IN Las VeLas
aud his sister returned To- take care
Of him and accompany him To Los
Angeles. They went through vest
bound saturday evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
BIG LEAGUERS ARE
NOW WORKING
SERIOUSLY
New York Giants Sail for Ber-
muda; Brooklyn and Boston
Teams Off for South; Many
New Camps This Year.

New York. March 5.--March, tho
month OF real work In baseball train
ing, began with probably over 90 per
cent OF the major league players al.
ready enoamped below the fortioth
parallel and the remainder moving
south. Before another week the ma
jor league bats will be- la fun swing n
nine states and even Ia foreign ter
Titury la one Instance.
The third and last detachment VI
the New Yorks. Of the American
league, sailed Tor Bermuda early sat
urday without single absentee re-
corded when the vessel sailed. There
were seventeen men Ia IA party and
they were scheduled 20 reach Der
muda early on Monday morning to re-
port 10 Frank Chance. their new man
agor ana join the battery squad
which preceded them. Nine members
Of the Brooklyn Nationals. under com
mand Of Capt Jake Daubcrt. cm-
barked for Savannah, Ga. on late
afternoon boat They will reach their
camp az Augusta by rail- from saVan
nah on Wednesday morning and viii
be Joined there by Manager Dahlen
aud other members OF the squad.
Tho Vanguards at both the Boston
ma or teams are on their way south
today. the worlds champions 10 Hot
Syringe ARR. where Manager jake
siahl has already been On work for A
week. The Nationals are on their way
90 Athens. Ga.
other clubs of the two leagues gen
orally have already men at their
camps and full compliments are eN'
pectod within few days. makint
this years lineup 81 training quar-
teri az follows.
National League. New York al
Martin Tex Chicago AZ Tampa. Fin.
Pittsburgh 40 ilot springs Ark, Phil
ndeiphm az Southern Pines. ~ G..
/ Cincinnati az Mobile. Ala; S. LouN
at Columbus Ga. Brooklyn az Angus
! ga. Ga. and Boston az Athens, Ga.
Amoricnn League; Philadelphia al
san Antonio. Tex, Chicago az Pas'
I RobIes. Cal; Detroit at Gulfport
Miss Cleveland at Pensacola, Fia.
\ Boston az iIot springs, Arki New
York al Hamilton. bermuda. wash
/ inRion at Charlottesville. Va, and 50
I Louis at Waco. Tex
4 only six Of these camps are tn
same as last year The New YORK
Pittsburgh ana Boston Nationals au'
/ tho Philadelphia. Boston and Wash
/ ington Americana are in their ole
camps. bui ~ the others have choser
new sites Moqi of the clubs have al
lowed for n fun month ~ more d
training, moving north a. usual w''l
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
LENT ENDS DULL
CARNIVAL TINE
IN VIENNA
Balkan War and Uncertainty
of International Situation
Paralyze Trade and Indus
try in Austro- Hungary.

tAs~O,iat,d piC~~ Corp'~ItpndrnrcD
vienna Austria, March o. Isut
brings 10 e close what is probably the
dulcst carnival season Vienna haas
ever seen. There has not been e SIN
gle court frstiSity of any ,kiud the
usual public balls have without exc
,eptiou been dismal failures. and
there has been practically NO private
entertaining The Balkan war and the
uu.,rtuui, coz "a, International situ-
alton has, part,Nyrd Trad, and indus
iry throughout iu' dual monarchy
and the complete failure uf tHr Utr-
uiNaI season has brought bankruptcy
60 many Nlruu,sc sturykvrpcrS
At the beginning OF the season b,
was hoped that there might bc some
one court function. " not J court ball.
then at least a. sOIrco. hut every
thing was AGAINST it ~ "Ighty-two
years of age the emperor nrds 30 inn
pussib," Goo stand tn, strain of tedious
court ceremonial. and his doctors uDr-
,mutuTlk forbade bl- taking Uuy
risks His nephew and u".r Nr,uJuk.
Francis Ferdinand could easily rcr-
resent hm. uut being dissatisfied with
tn" position that court etiquette De-.
uuIr's his WurgtnIUJ wife Princess
HHnvnu"rg tu assume, fNu Nr.hduku
steadily refuses tu Uhn port 900 Hus
n,rrWouiUls Hr tu, Uu,uura 300 Nh ID
women John. Tnu l'tdiu- ar.Hdu,h.
cs. ~ court. nIr, of 'h, urN' heir iu
The throne. Nrahduk. Fran Joseph
Is only twenty, too JouuE to preside
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
BOXING PROMOTERS
DON'T FAVOR THE
NEW WEIGHTS
Champions Will Always Be
Sole DiCtators of Poundage
Declares Abe Atell; Chicago
Boxers Satisfied.

Sew York. March s-rhe scale OF
boxing weights 49, adopted by the
New YORK state Athletic commission,
has occaHoncd considerable comment
throughout boxing circles. Not onb
In this state, beyond which the lur.s-
diction Of the commission ceases hui
in fer OF California have the new
weights been discussed aud opinion
is much divided as 90 their merits.
Tom McCaroy the Los Angeles box
ing promoter, has come out strongly
against the proposed changes and on
the other hand johnny Coulon. thc
bantam weight utlo holder, has de-
clarcd himself strongly in favor oi
them Ahe Attcl feather weight
champion Tor many years. takes tho
view that champions will always oo
the sole dictators when b comes ga
naming weights 40 which champion
ship battle should Dee fought
According 10 advlccs from Chicago
the new scale Of weights Is highly APP
proved by the boxing experts Of that
city AZ the present time boXing
law is before the Illinois Legislature
on the same general lines of the Fraw-
ley laW. and 10 In thought the special
rules OF the Sew York boxing com
mission. including the weights. WilI
be adopted there similar conditions
prevail Ia many other states. and In
dications point 10 "A general revival
| OF boxing wheer Il b. now prohibited
The Frawlcy law and las special pro-
visions. being the forerunnrr ~ thil
regard. viii naturally be- followed.
That tho New York boxing commits.
sion IN not capable pf drawing up "a sei
OF weights b. the opinion put forth by
Tom McCarcy ught promoter "a Vef
/ non. "a ho has hud years off experience
Hc figures that the weights set Dy the
New Workers VIII not hpld good out
side New YORK state Mccarey ais,
/ said chat Couroth of san francisco
| and himself had been invited 60 par
! ucipaty boz the setting OF weights, bu
that be refused Go be party 20 the
! change.
|
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
VICIOUS ATTACK ON
TAILOR COULTER
BY CHIADO
Man Who Is Being Held IN
County Jail Pending Fur
ther Examination as to San
ity Causes Excitement.

Qucrno Coulter lailer in the b"i-
nalillo county iaiI narrowly escaped
serious, perhaps fatal injury, shortly
after noon today when hc entered INC
room iu which barney Cuiado rs being
held pending further examination as
to his sanity. 40 sooner had Coulter
entered the room and closed the door
than Chiado, grabbing au iron bar
which hr mad obtained in some UNI
known NaS and concealed from the
guards mudc vicious attack ON the
inllor. Chlado aimed heavy blow al
Coultrr's mead Coulter lodged ana
the h'o- '.., 900 his shoulder. mak-
,rn dHut Realizing that he
mad to hsht Tor his NE. Coulter
grappied with Chindo aud after "a
nerce conflict. had him under control
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

Coulter made his exit from tho room
nud hereafter taller and guards viii
give Chlado' wide berth. a. Gar az
close contact with him IL concerned.
Chiado was arralRned before Judge
Raynoida last week. hut was not sent
TO the asylum at the time, being given
further opportunity 10 prove or dis
prove his sanity The man was treat
ed In a local hospital and also IN a
private dwelling but grew 20 wild that
II was necessary 20 secure a second
commitment and have his again con.
Fined In the county Jail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
STOLE SO SHEEP
PELTS, CHARGE
Manuel Baca and Esequiel Sal.
azar Accused of Larceny BY
Ambrosio COntreras of Old
Albuquerque.

charged with stealing thivtv-uiuc
sheep peIts from Ambrose Contr"ras
ct pld Albuquerque. Manuel Raca ana
EscquIcl Salazar. also ot the old town,
were arrested today by Policeman
Pablo Lujan. Ths boys were ar
rnlgned before Judge craig aud their
prcllm nary hearing WAS set for TO-
morrow mornlng Il be- alleged the
Young men stole the pelts from CON
troras and sold them Go the Finni.
gan Brown company for f22.5o. I'll.
viding the money. Samznr is snid On
be willing 20 plead guilty. but Raca
claims that hc merely assisted Sala
znr Co carry the pelts To- the finn.'
Rnn- Brown place, aud is not guilty Of
theft
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
SPORTS
MalthewsOn and Plank Planning to Go
After Their Fifth Penaant in Big Leagues

when tho ere OF battle went outf
None other than The Bucknsll star.
He passed through tho regular season
with tail-lights cleaning and In the
special events proved a hero.
In thirteen years Mathewson has
tWiticd 54S games. He has come out
on the long end OF 31t OF them and he
dropped ltf--a total percentage OF
see. He has helped pitch the New
York club into four league pennants
and into one worlds title. only once
has Matty landed percentage less
than 500 In his major league career.
That was IN 1902 when his credit mark
az the seasons end was .f1p. The
fortunes Of the Giants were At their
lowest cbb that year. To make up
FOR this. ia 1904 Matty won thirty
i've and lost eight games and was
h0nored with "a decimal Of .sit. "Big
SIX" has averaged practically twenty
i've Victories year.
Mathewson has one record that
probably mover will be edualed by a
siabman. tie pitched IN two post
season series without losing con-
test In 1905 he shut out Connie
Mack's team In the worlds struggle
three times and in the 1910 series be-
tween the two New York teams he
won three out % four gamca credited
to his club. Twice he has pitched no
hit contests. In 1909 he scored vic
tory OF this kind against ST Louis.
June 10, 1905. he repeated. beating
tho cubs 10. But tho most amazing
part OF Mats record r. that his most
wonderful games have resulted In
defeat
In thirteen years Eddie Plank has
curved Ave games less than Mathew
son. spinning $50 In all. lie won 29s
OF them and lost 49,, gaining o grand
percentage ~ SIS lie was instru-
mental IN winning four pennants for
the Athletics and two worlds series.
Eddie never pitched for any profess
sional team except the Athletics
Mack got him direct from Gcttysburr
college. His first year out Plank land
ed seventeen victories and was on the
short side eleven times In 1908 h,
fell below the $50 mark Tor tho frs'
season OF his career. In 1905 he wai
directly responsible for the Athletics
grabbing the bunting with twenty
four victories and fourteen losses.
Both OF these sterling veterans are
out after their nfth nag this year.
! exhibition games during the first tel
days of April before the league sea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

A. ". Robertson. attorney Tor W.
W. Holder, filed suit In the district
a. g. Hoymun Tor $500. alleged tu Doe
due tho plalntin FOR three COWS and
two hcifcrs. which IL h. claimed Mr..
Hcyman appropriated for his own
use. the cattle az the time being tho
property 81 MIR Holder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
WOMAN NEEDS MONEY TO
HASTEN TO SICK MOTHER

Mrs Leslie HoHty corner Fruit
. avenue and santa be tracks, who
~ supporting herself ana i've
= children by taking tn washing,
= wants TO mortgage a Jersey COW 4
= and calf In order to raise money
= TO go 20 see her mothcr who Is
very w at Dexter. Texas This
looks like "a splendid emporium
= liy Tor some real ph'1nthropisi
. To- come tO the rescue ut a. very
. needy woman In sad omor-
= Rcncy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
Spring Styles

We have just received the
latest creations in Manhat-
tan and Eclipse Shirts and
Stetson Hats. We invite
you to come in and look
them over.
We are selling out E. & w.
Csc collars at z for Csc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

Childrrn are much more likely ia
contract the contagious diseases when
ihey have colds Who0ring cough,
dlnhthrrin. scarlet fever and CON
sumption are Diseases that are often
ran1ructed when lhe child has cold.
Thaf a Why an medical authorities
FAY beware of colds. For ihe quick
cure 81 colds you VIII find nothlns
better fhdn Chamberlain cough
Remedy n can always be- dcpenued
npnn and H. pleasant and safe 90 take
ts,,r aaie by an drugglsif0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
Albuquerque Foundry and
Machine Works.

EnRinepra Founders MnChinisti
CASTINGS IN Iron. Brass. Bronze.
Aluminium. structural steel for
Bridges and iiulldings
Wogkn nne Officcs--Aihuqueruue,
IN. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

How n the fiiio ~ your properly Z
Let ~ eKanlne your abstract i""h
81 Moore Realty Go.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

Ybung boys and old boys like 10 get
their faces fast ln a nice piece OF Pie
not the kind that mother used 60
make. but tho kind that we make
every day. We make al kinds OF
tempting. toothEome, wholesome, APP
petizing Bread. Cake. and Pastry. and
We have yet 10 hear OF anybody who
is dissatisfied with our products. We
make delicious hhky crusts that
tempt the teeth and please the most
particular tastes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
Velours
Derbiie

No extreme styles in Der
bies this spring-mostly
conservative shapes that
viii be generally becOm-
ing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

Alfalfa Secd--the hest grown
slows puIt, tezs at 8s per cent. BN
The mound or hundred pounds.
". ". FIE,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

This year the particular
man, like you, Is going to
wear either a SchOble or
a stetson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03

exhibition games during the first ten
days of April before the league sea
sons open