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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-22
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

TON are adorable. The hip length
tailored suits OF duvctyn or pean DE-
pochc. The simple skirt with inverted
plait back or front uud the long.
straight. loose coat descending q it,
he below hip depth. boltcd loosely
at the hips. nfo Just the things for
straight girlish lines
This style OF suit IL to be accom-
punicd with a hat OF the maicrlal and
tailored muff ALSO Both hrim Of
hat and rufflod OF banded end ~
muffs are = deeper Shade OF velvet
than tho warm, rich tones Of which
this years suit are made.
Ia one OF the more unusual suits
worn BY an actress ~ French play
plaid and plain materials are oombin-
ed ~ pu outing suit The yoke top
coat d introduced the garment butt
toning straight up TO the collar and
a iow-cu,. curious collar on the round.
cape-like yoke. The skirt h plain,
draped slightly and folded over 20
ono side. With an extension band Of
plaid following about tho e~tire edge
Automobile and travelling coats for
the younger sets are simple. with drop
shoulder sleeve email rolled back
cuffs and revors thnt will button uI
into collar These coats depend on
their material end color FOR novelty
The fleecy fubrlcs now popuiar--vcrs
Wide ana ~ warm, rich reds, blues
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
YOUNG SINNET HAS
SIGNED ARTICLES TO
BOX KID WILLIAMS

Chicago. Nov. l5.-Young Sinnctt
his signed articles GO nght Kid Will
iams of Baltimore ten rounds az Rn-
cine on November "a. Manager John
Wagner OF the Wisconsin club has
signed for his cnd OF the negotiations,
and Il ls now up TO the clever Balu-
more bantar. 20 afiix his John Ham
COCK 10 tho papers. ~ seems certain
that nc VIII sign. Tho weight is 10
be 1i6 pounds three hours before en-
tering the ring.
Williams is Johnny Coulon's great
rival for the bantamwei8ht title aud
nf present claims II. He has given
johnny a hard tusslc and the cham
pion has never gone back for more.
Young sinnett has defeated every
bantam ne ever fought and he has
/ tackled some good ones Including a
draw with Jack white, who was
taken 10 Moline as a ringer about
two years ago. sinnett has been
lighting I've years around the western
part Of the state. bat Is compare
tive newcomer in Chicago, whore his
ability in his recent lights has proved
one OF the sensations OF The season
He IS now under the management 81
f.arnoy Lichtenstoln and is making
earnest ondoav0rs to qualify ms real
champion. fio selected the three best
0antams Ia Chicago, Joe BISHOP,
Johnny Richie aud Artie Armstrong;
aa trial horses ana he won easily. lie
/ outclassod them. Johnny C0ulon VIII
De asked 20 second s.nnet when he
meets williams
Manager Llchtcnstein expects 10
hear from williams favornbly today.
Young Herman the pokin, ill. boy,
who made "a great nurry among the
I Philadelphia fighters, was defeated
deoisively by sinnett Sinnott never
T has weighed over ~ pounds ana iB
"a slmon-puro bantam This is tho
/ weight demanded hy kid williams
manager, sammy Harris.
I Fight critics arc unanimous as
picking Sinnctt as one OF the most
promising hnntans shown In long
i time and logical contender for the
title.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

taus and browns-mako fine coats
FOR girls. for the wcnrera can carry
0ff the brilliant huos HITS are OF
ten nude to match these con'p. nt
least in part tho brim Ia velvet, the
crown Of the coat material. Tho I'M
ings are rep silks or gay satin %
contrasting hue. Some Of the smart-
cst have dyed caracul fur collars ana
cuffs, OF two colors Of natural coll
ored fnrn viii be combined.
Afternoon aud evenlng gowns have
simple tunic lines. long or short, some
times caught np under 10 form puff;
sometimes m fluffy godet folds that
stand out 10 preltily from tho tighter
lower skirt ihat has an Inverted plnit
tucked hi for added fulness. The
blouses floppy and loose-ehow
foamy edges Of iuiiC plnltings ana
ruchings. and the girllsh arm appears
covered. perhaps by q little lace un-
derslceve attached Go the gulmpo,
thrust through n Sit IN the haggy
foida If the blouse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
Philippine Forests InUite
Enterprise Of Americans


The first bis sale Of Philippians
timber. offering opportunltiea Tor
lulnbofmon In tho United States. has
iusl been announced hy the bureau Of
lnsulnr affairs 81 the war depart
ment.
while thcro arc American firms
operating IN tho Philippines, It Is
pointed ont by the officials of tho
bureau that the Philippine Islands
ofier 60 progressive umbarmon
chances for profits not eXcelled BY
any ether Held IN the world. The
forest officers uf the Philippines
state that tho islands contain geo
billion feet 81 mcchaniahio timber
for which there Is large present
demand, and that practically all Or
it IA owned by the government and
d available under very favorable
terms IN almost aii cases the for-
ests can be easily Tossed by the most
improved machinery and methods.
Tho timber itself. u IS pointed out.
includes structural material % great
value, IN addition % many fine hard
woods particularly suited SO cabinet
work. In this latter class some OF
the most plentiful woods may be sold
iu competition with mahogany. such
is their beauty az grain and richness
~ color. Manila IL only two days
distance from Hong Kong. and
China, which hns largely exhausted
its timber furnishes = ready market.
Japan, Austfnlia. and even tho United
States, VIII take Philippine lumber.
which h admitted free to this coun-
Try. ono 81 the commonost Phillip
pine timbors. rcd ,auan. which works
and finishes wen. has been sold on
the Pacific coast. where q serves the
same purpose as the finest redwood
which II somewhat resembles, as
high az $50 per thousand board feet
Government timber In the Phillip
pines ~ offered az a very low rate
and Il u stated that the labor prob
icm Is IN no sense difficult. Invest
mCnts BY Americans are not only in
vitcd, bus encouraged.
The Philippine bureau Of forestry.
ln this first salc which is being called
90 tho attention Of American timber
operators, is offering twontysyoar
concession which gives exclusive
rights 10 tract comprising about
$4,000 acres, which contains nearly
two billion board feQt Of timber. II
IL required that the successful bid
der shall keep up q certain minimum
output which starts with fifteen mill
lion board feet during the firet two
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

years ana increases 20 an ultimate
output Of a. least twenty eunc million
per year. A modern eaWmil ana
logginE equipment mpst BE- establish
ed ana also a patrol system for the
prevention 81 fires and trcepaas
"A complete report on this body of
timber, which can be had 90 the Of
flee ~ the director 81 forests IN Ma
Mia or 90 the bureau of lnsular az.
fairs IN Washington, shows that the
renion occupied by the main body Of
che tract presents ideal logpina con-
ditionH This report shows that rail-
roads can pc built easily and choapiy
and that the entire timber belt can
BE- ioNgcd az e minimum 40 expense
hnd trouble. Tho amount Of timber
per acre varies from 1880 up 60 gO.-
zoe board feet and mere. In the
four principal types Of forest em-
brncod In the area much valuable
material can be secured from even
the least desirable type. and the
most valuable types wili according
TO figures Of the bureau, provide q
handsome profit for an outlay com
pnrativelv small in relation 10 the
value Of the timber which Is to be
exploited.
The principal kinds Of wood are
the lauans. excellent construction
timbors and somewhat comparable in
mechanical properties % the Pacific
coast rcdwoods; yncal. one OF the
most valuable because OF lie great
strength and It's resistance 10 de-
struction by white ants; spitons.
quite comparable 10 the hard pines
Of the United States. aud various
other hardwoods which have already
found a place as substitutes for ma
hoEany.
u Is required that the successful
applicant shall furnish a capital suf-
fclent FOR the Immediate prosccu-
ton Of the work. the amount In this
ense being placed "a not less than
100000 pesos. Philippine currency,
equivalent "a $4,000.
II Is proposed that all bids for
this timber shall be opened in Ma
Mia ON December 10. For the bone-
re OF prospective purchasers in
America, however, unable % prepare
their applications and have then re-
coived In Manila on or before that
date, the bureau of insular affairs IN
Washington viii on notification be-
fore the final day send a cablegram
and have the time extended until the
actual bids can be received In Ma
Mia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

Light 81 the last Day Thrown on
1hosd rassins Days." cvaning. ''fho
taat JUDGMENT and iia Awards
Please note the special sunday
school program this sunday evening.
Come. Besides the profit ana pleas.
nfc you derive. win have the priv
llcso ~ adding something 10 the
schools annual Offering for our Luth-
cran home mission work.
GEORGE Still leads Enaeavor meet
Ing AZ 6:45 b. m, subject, TEMPER
ancQ Facts ana FlFuren" Tho Tues
day evening meeting az usual
A couple ~ social events fail due
this wcck. on wednesday afternoon
and evening. tho monthly coffee So
cial b. our Ladies' society. o. which
All the friends arc invited a little
change n tho bin Of fare and prices
should BE- noted. A somewhat slim
pier lunch VIII DO provided for after-
noon callers. "a the usual price, "a
those who come for supper, q more
substantial menu viii be served for
a5 cents
on Friday evening the iendcavorcrs
and their friends will enjoy their
monthly social at the home Of Miss
Anna AnRon This - a week early
but there's a reason.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
ANOTHER POTATO PEST MAY BE INTRODUCED
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Washington. y. G.. Nov. 15.-Po-
iato growers in the United States are
Informed by the department OF agri-
CULTURE that il Is hoped that potato
disease prevalent in partg OF Europe
and Canada may be- kept out of the
United states BY au"rantlno rnea-
uros. This disease IS known a. "pow-
derry scaO."
The disease resembles the common
scab which Is found widely distrlout-
ed IN this country, although tho two
diseases are readily distinguished by
several characteristics Affected tu-
bers hrst show rounded. blistcr-liko
spota, q sixteenth to an eighth Of an
inch IN diameter The skin over the
pustules soon breaks. revealing
dark brown, poWdery surface COM
posed mostly of sp0re cells which
serve Go propagate the disease. The
spots later enlarge and deepen. and
frequently coalesco. forming large
areas Of diseased tissue, which makes
the tubers unsightly aud greatly re-
duces their market value.
Powdcry scab is introduced into
tho uninfccted areas through the use
of infected seed potatoes. Although
Practically unknown in the United
states, traces az it have been found
Ia one or two instances and IL is inn
portaut 90 maintain close watch 20
see that II does not become ostab-
llshod and further distributed.
This disease ie rerOrtcd TO be wido-
81 prevalent ln ireland and Scotland,
where there .s this ear large crop
of potatoes. which The growers would
Ike 10 export to this country " they
would Doc admitted.
a large mass mcatlng was recently
held 30 Belfast. roland Go protest
against thc maintenance Of the po-
/ tato quarantine ur tho American
government, ANA resolutions were
passed tcstifyIne lu the freedom Of
! ihe Irish crop from potato wnrt and
suggesting thar representative OF
tho irish department OF agriculture
| proceed to America 90 confer with
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
MOTHER IS CHILD's
STOMACH SOUR, SICK
~ tongue D. coated or IL cross, fever
ish, c0nsupated, give 'duiifor-
ala Syrup of Figs

Don't scold your frotful peeyish
child Sec u tongue So co.tcd, this
lo "a sure sign ita nltlo stomach liver
and bowels are ci0gscd with sour
waste.
When listloss, pale foyerish, full oi
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't
eat sleep or act naturally, has STONE
achache, indigestion, dlafrhooa. give
"a toaspuOnfui Of california syrup oi
Figs" and la % few hours an the
foul waste, the sour bile ana Torment
Ing food passes out Of the bowels
and you have a we'll and playful
child again. Childron love This harm
les fruit laxative" and mothers can
rest easy AFTER giving o. because b
never fails TO make their little "in-
sides" clean ana sweet
Keep a. handy Mother' A little
given today saves q sick child t0mor-
row. bat get tho genuine. ASK your
druggist TOR a 5O-ccnt bottle OF "Cal-
ifornia syrnp OF Figs" which has di-
recilons for babies children of ali
ages and for gr0wn-upa plainly on
tho bottle. Remember There arc
countericlts sold here, 80 surely look
ana see that yours a. mndo by tho
"california Fig syrup Company
Hand back Wan contempt any other
flg syrup.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

0tnnas Atcnnr tIrfim',i Church.
CeIntf III Central ana hrnc. sam'
ueI 80 Allison. paEiot
annan5 nnni Al Hstk q. na AZ "a
uefrlt Internationally
Pfre hlhs seffstes eoaducted h
tnN pastor "a IA ~ Ia. and 1889 D. nN
subject AZ morning SERMON. "llroih
tfiv I.ofN Topic Tor lht ertnins
nuor, paflds Good AdViec to tIii
son HaioffatH.
spetlai music tcr the II o'clock
honf
AAlntm ~ rants iht fiafl"
seio. 'isAe sswccgit SOLEMN
Thoanhl.n Mrs. !. q. EcbWcnlkcr.
EVENING.
Anthem -rhc Day II Dyine In tho
West"
Juvenile Missionary society "a 2
b. ui. Mlas Plant. superintendent
Dufelionat NESTING ~ the Senior
EpwoFth ieaaHe az Else p. m. a
special call business meeting of the
Woman's Missionary society Tuesday
AZ A. M. az the church. Every
Incrnper Is utsed 10 ~ prcecnt as We
want 60 make final arrangements for
The ha2aar which IL 20 be held Mo-
sembef Tie 20 Saturday ln the
Model companys store. Fourth and
Central.
wednesday evening prayer service
ni p m. Teacher training class AZ
1856 b. ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

Corner Coal and broadway. Rev.
Thos. l. Dyer, pastor; Stanley seder.
orEanist. AfOrninB service a. IL
o'clock. with sermon ON tho subject
''yvho ID My Neighbour" AZ this SER
vice selection from Elijah"
viii be sung BY Mr.. Il. NJ. Hockon-
hull. for some ycars choir director IN
jacksonville. H.. who "a now visiting
his daughter. Mrs. II. p. Hening Of
this city. Evening service az 1880,
the sermon being on the topic, "How
20 Make che Most OF Oneself" All are
cordially invited 20 these services.
Sunday school. 9:f5 q. m. II. $. Iith-
gov, superintendent; Christian En-
doavor. ESQ D. m. Following Is tho
musical program: Morning service
organ prelude. Cradle Song" spin
ney; anthem. God who Is Rich in
Mercy" Garrett; solo. 1T II Enough.
Elijah. (Mcndolssohn), Mr.. r. NJ.
postludc. 'Postlude IN
n" volckmar Evening service-Or-
gan prelude. "Canzonc. Harris; an
,hem. "Come Unto Me-" Wagner; So
70. (by rcquestl. "Pe Thou Nigh"
(Bniiey). Mr.. John q. Gould; post
lude. "Marcho Mode ne" Lemarc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
Gowns for Younger Set
Are Simple.

Gowns for the younger SGT arc
distinguished by their evident SIMPLE
city. while following many of tho
style lines of those worn by their ell
der sisters or mothers. While "a few
sonsons ago both young ana adults
were dressed with an exaggerated slim
plolly. style lines have elaborated TO
such an extent that " young girl
followed some Of the modish styles
she would run the risk of overdress-
ing
FOR girls from ~ 10 10 the soft
formleas blouse waists arc among the
most happy innovations OF the new
STYLES. Tho coats and WRAPS that
close tightly w to 'rc neck are also
becoming 90 young figures. Drapery
b. never good on a half,grown girl
but the filmy tunlcs Of tullo ana ehif-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
Cold ana nroadway Church Of q

Gold and broadway Church of Christ.
Hermon r. williams. t22 South
Broadway, minister.
Billie school az s:45 n. m. James
bearing. superintendent Lesson,
Matthew, 7th chapter Last Lord y
day there were i25 present, 90 Bibles.
sac collection. Tho Bible school
workers have been planning for the
purchase OF a stereopucon and mo-
ton picture machine for the benefit
or the work.
The sermon al 1i:l5 a. M. will Doe
"rhe Name of tho Lords Church
At 1880 p. m, "The Canon Of the
New Testament" viii be the theme.
Christian EndcavOr meeting at G;30
4. m. Temperance Facts ana Fig-
uros." III 2O;1-21.
The Ladies' Ala society meets al
1880 D. M. Tuesday, In the church
90 knot comforts. An women are in
vitcd 10 help. AZ the last moetine
tho following calls were reported
First ward, % second ward, third
ward. 4
Mldwcok devotions on "Wednesday
lat 1880 y. M. Lesson Matthew. san
chapter. Read Il over tomorrow az.
tcfnoon.
The program Is about complete,
Tor the decehnlal lupuer OF th'
church THANKSGIVING evening from
$3.50 60 $3.50 ~ m. 10 viii be AN
nounced Ia detail later. Pan TO Do
/ present.
If you want 10 keep tho faith, com,
20 church
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

neceeaary Mention tho name Of this
paper and gei "a Trial Reading ffae.
~ you want to tahe advantage Of This
special oner and obtain d review az
year 10 simply aend gonr fun name,
a1Hreas me date. month aud year Of
nlMh can eieariy Wrlten). state
wNtlher SIR. Mfg. on Mics. SIND also
cong lhc Following verso in YOUR own
h1ndurlDHE
'Yonr advice ls useful.
So thousands say
nisA sDrcees aud Happiness
VIII YOU show me the way2'
81 sou Rtsh you may enclose no
cents lNamps 81 your own couniry)
~ nv poataFe and ciericai work.
NtHN Fopr lelicr to CLAY Burton Vance.
suite $3.50, palais- Royal Paris,
france ne NOS enclose coins in Your
Setter pomaBe on letters ~ France
b cenla
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
win Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala must confess, says
Mrs. tula Mae Reid, Of This place, that
Cardui, the womans tonic, has done me
great deal Of good
Before ] commenced using Cardui,
would spit up everything | ate. had a
liied, sleepy feeling an the time, and was
irregular, could hardly drag around,
and would have severe headaches con-
linuousy.
Since taking Cardui, ! have entirely
cult splitting 40 what eat. Everything
seems % digest all rghl, and ! have
gained ~ pounds Ia weight"
II YOU are a victim OF any Of the numer.
Gus Ills SO common 10 your sex, i Is
wrong 10 suffer.
For hali a century, Cardui has been re-
lieving Just such Ills, as IS proven BY the
thousands OF letters, similar 10 the above,
which pour into Our Office, year by year.
Cardui Is successful because Il Is COM
posed Oiingfedienis Which act specifically
on the womauly Constitution, and helps
build the weakened organs back 10 health
and strength.
Cafdti has helped others, and win help
you, too. Get a bottle today. You
Won't regret Il. Your druggist sells Il.
Wdl ios chssianoosa Alsaieias Co, Ladies A.
vlsory Dept, Chattanooga fenn.. fof Special ~.
aifaciloiD on your case ana 6i4raae houk. Hume
lieaimeni ~ Women. cent III bian wrapper, Nc il0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

silver avenue aud Sixth street. nd
ward p schuoier, -. d., pastor; par-
sonaGc. 80g south Sixth street. Phone
1898.
Mr.. Armin w Kraomer. secretary
Of the church council Dr. j. 81 East-
erday. treasurer; Mr.. Frank g Keel
or, superintendent of the sunday
school
an services m the English language.
Hours OF worship, ~ q. m. ana
1850 p. M. sunday school. gifo a m.
There was marked Improvement
IN attendance az services last sunday,
due in part we believe, 90 the special
sermon themes announced The nef-
ics on "Th6 Coming king and Hls
Kingdom" VIII be continued tho two
Sundays just before as Tho subjects
are;
November 18th, morning. "ThS BUS
lncen of the Waiting Churchi" even
Inc. sunday school Luther day exer-
clacs CsptciaD.
November gath, morning "The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

Secretary Houston. They were. how
ever. apparently under the impress
sion that the quarantine was oascd
entirely upon the wart disease.
whereas the federal horticultural
board has also taken the occurrence
Of powdery scab into consideration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

Christians Science services are held
IN the Womnn's club building. "a the
corner 81 Seventh street and Gold
avenue, every sunday morainE "a n
o'ciock Wednesday evening services
aro az 8 O'Clock. The public In corr
daily invitcd 10 attend these services
sunday school az 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-15

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