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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-05

Your measure of success. WE
MAKE YOU SUCCEED. The tech
nical work WE DO. Few people
are mentally trained for that part
of the work. But EVERY PERSON
is trained by nature to provide the
ground work, the skeleton on which
the trained expert builds his finish
ed product. You are staring now at
safe, sane and sure method. We
ACTUALLY NEED YOU. Probably
you cannot realize this But the fact
remains; because with us, this mot
to holds, "One for all and all for
one
We have grown from a mere af-
filiation of few souls buying ex-
perience dearly-right here on the
ground, where 81 actual producing
motion picture companies are roll
ing up film footage many thou
sands of feet a week We have as
sisted each other, have taken in a
few more from time to time MADE
THEM SUCCEED, because we brook
no failure. And now. we are ready
to extend the branches of this
unique organization into the west
eTu states anu accept limited
membership from each section, each
state. The newness, the freshness,
the out-of-the- ordinary happenings
that occur daily in every habitable
spot in this country are ALL
WORTH MONEY. Catch the idea?
We relieve all the harassing details
from your shoulders; we care for
the marketing and it's attendant de-
lays by mail WE are on the spot
and KNOW HOW. Often we our
selves purchase.
Let us repeat, BE SOMEBODY.
Get away from the letters of lin
tied salary or wage or income. Join
yourself with a SUCCESS that is ev-
eryone's due. Participate in the
pleasures of life that your Maker
intended you to enjoy. There is am
pie room for all, but for the present
we limit our membership and for
that reason write TODAY. WRITE
NOW. Write for the pamphlet that
holds out to you the keys to free
dom and happiness. Get in the band
wagon of SUCCESS with us. If you
don't, you alone are to blame. A
postal will do. and just say, Send
me details FREE" No obligation at
all. Address your inquiry to
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-05
gnblit Opinion.
The Old Honesty and The New.

1t is the fashion nowadays to de-
plore the general want of moral
principle and to lament the decline
of old-fashioned honesty.
But, really, how about this old
fashioned honesty?
1t is always easy to see saint in
dead rela tive, just as it is easy to
see statesman in a dead politician.
Grandfather virtues, like grand
fathers clocks, may be a badge of
responsibility, but in our own day
they are not always in good running
order.
Our forefathers were no better
than we are. Indeed, to Judge
from some criticism of their con-
temporaries, they were a good deal
worse.
The world in which old-fashion-
ed honesty lived was singularly un-
complicated. Smith knew Jones
and Jones knew Smith, and if the
one did not cheat the other there
was every chance that each would
die in the odor of responsibility. In
dividualism set the limits to old
fashioned honesty.
We need this individualistic hon
esty today, and we have it. But we
need today a very much bigger sort
of honesty-an honesty which sees
that our obligations are set not
alone by our relations with one
another, but also by our relations
with municipalities and states, with
a nation and world.
Such honesty is not any too COM
mon, but 1T is growing.
Men have gone down to their
mausoleums labeled honest mil
lionaires. who were directors in
corpo. atoms whose methods would
bring bushes to the cheek of "a
confidence man. According to the
standard of old-fashioned honesty
there was nothing to be said against
these honest millionaries. But from
the point of view of the new honesty
they were thieves, though they rob-
bed legally.
Morality is always generation
or two ahead of legality.
The number of offenses against
the moral and legal codes is increas-
ing constantly.
Moral principle never cut so large
a figure in the affairs of this Ameri-
can people as it does today.
We have twenty moral qualms
where our godly ancestors had one.
1t never occurred to them that a
lottery was wrong, or that it was
wicked to drink whiskey, or to whip
a child or a wife, or to enslave the
black man and cheat the red man.
Nine out of ten of the little con-
scientious niceties of life are dis
coveries of the last fifty years.
More societies to do all sorts of
good and work all kinds of reforms
have been created in the last two
generations than had been formed
or thought of before from the begin
ming of the world.
We are getting better. No doubt
about it.
But there is still plenty of room
for improvement Her
aid.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-05
Naturally.

IL wonder" said Mrs Giddy. why
those inquisitive people across the
street are always looking into our win.
dows?"
Maybe" suggested her sharp tongued
husband. Its to find out why you are
always looking into theirs st Louis
Post. Dispatch.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-05
CHAMPION CHURCH GOERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hawkins O
Mason City Win Unusual
Contest.

Mason City, Nov. 3.-The cham
pion church going family of Mason
City is that of Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie Hawkins, who, with their six
children, won handsomely bound
family Bible Sunday at the Baptist
church in contest for the largest
church going family.
Some time ago five of the Protes-
tant churches offered Bibles to the
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-05

Henry A. Johnston, a business
man of L'Anse, Mich, writes:-
For years, Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for coughs and colds has
been our family medicine. We
give it to our children, who like it
on account of it's pleasant taste. 1t
is safe cure for coughs and
colds 1t contains no opiates.
Engbertson's Pharmacy.-Adv.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-05
Pain in Back and Rheumatism.

Torment thousands OF people
daily. Don't be one of these suffer
ers when for so little cost you can
get we'll rid of the cause. Foley Kid
ney Pills begin their good work
from the very first dose. They ex-
ert so direct an action on the kid
neys and bladder that the pain and
torment of backache, rheumatism
and kidney trouble is soon dispell-
ed. Engbertson Pharmacy-Adv.
Nov
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-05

largest family record in attending
church, to be decided Oct 10.
At the Christian church Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert F. Church won the BIZ
BILE. AT the Presbyterian church
Mr.. and Mrs. Keiser and their fam
lily of four children won the bible.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-05
Keeps His Word.

Eyes. sir" said Jenkins: "Smithers Is
a man who keeps his word: but. then.
he has to-"
"How is that?" asked Johnson.
Because no one will take It."
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-05
-Meritol White Liniment is

-Meritol White Liniment is a
splendid application for Sore Throat,
Cold on the Lungs, Group and
Pains in the Chest. Saturate piece
of flannel cloth with the Eminent
and use as a plaster. 1t is very PEN
etrating, and effective.-E. j. Par
man, Exclusive agent.-Adv. Nov.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-05
An Old Firm.

"Who painted Subbubs' house?"
HE told me the name of the con-
Germ. think he said II was done by
Titz & Sturtz Boston Transcript.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-05
Sure Enough.

Sillicus-What do you consider the
drst requisite Of good husband?
Cynicus-A good Wife Philadelphia
Record.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-05

The hero Is commonly the simplest
and Obscurest Of men. --Thoreau.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-11-05

Special attention given to diseases OF
Women and Children.
Offices in Public Opinion Bldg
Telephones: Standard, Office s3-5.
Residence 1913.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
RAILROAD INTEREST IN EQUIPMENT
FEATURED STEEL MARKET LAST WEEK

New York, Sept 2s-The one en-
ccuraging fea;'lre IN the steel trade
last week was the awakening Of rail-
road interests IN equipment; the re-
suit. probably. OF the concessions
In lrice- made ny car builders and
manufacturers OF motive power equip
ment orders placed by the railroads.
however, were small outside OF 100 10
oomotiyes for the Pennsylvania lines
east and west OF Pittsburgh. Car shops
hc7K"d orders fCC- alN 322 cars. but
tho chicago Northwestern asked
tenders on 1890 steel gondolas. and
The distribution OF one large rail con
tract for next wear II imminent Rail
buying last week amounted to only
for export . Perue. Inquiries are cut
for 10000 tons for Australia
The mpending new 'Erid had 2
more depressing eject. consumers be-
iIR more awake 20 the Irrs beet 81
lower prices for rolled Ft".l generally
steel sheets were again lower. 81 -
- per ton and business 10 wire. plates
and shapes wa reduced 10 10 20 per
cent
More Nos inquiries came or' 'o- TAB
r'.a'eG steel for bridge and build nr-.
but the market Wa soft md orders ac.
tually placed called for Only T.VrD tons
OF steel shapes
Considerable interest vas conferred
~ The Irosp ectlve requirements a.
Buffalo for railroad fnl barge canal
terminals. which. 10 % estimated. vii
turni shape
Merchant sales - rlg iron in an die.
iricts are estimated 20 90 O0n tone t[~e
~ which we're placed M the territory
eas' OF tho AlieFLeuv mountains.
small chang" vas made in prize.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
UNCERTAIN OUTLOOK FOR BUSINESS
AFFECTED NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

New York. Sept 2s-Uncertainty
over the outlook Tor business was be
licved 10 be- the principal cause OF the
hating tendency Of stock prices dur
Ing the week The easing OF the
money market. in spite OF seasonable
demands lett no obstacles from that
cause 10 the use OF funds in the stock
market.
Opinions over trade prospect are
conflicting. Mercantile and CONNER
Cial circles express confidence. That
tone Is perceptible also IN the great
textile centers. The iron and steel
trade and railroad traffic officials are
not so confident The decline in the
price Of refined copper. In spite OF the
strong statistical position. also affects
trade sentiment. Corn carrying rail.
roads are estimating the probable
losses OF traffic by reason Of damage
TO that crop. Steel makers are giving
some attention 10 the effects 10 follow
operation OF the new tarifi, hut their
principal preUccuI alton is with future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

ASH NOTION. sept. 2S-GeneraIlv
l"lt weather west Of the Rockies. blt
IAN ana unsettled weather ia th- ea-t
HrItH ana central west and somewhat
cooler weather as rule were force, =
To-Day Gur the coming week b, a..
""htner bL.'aI. r." predictions are
i-Ast 90 the Rocky Mountains CON-
oitlYhs will be- unsettled easly ia IN.
Nfth. with rain Monday In IN. cent?
lh-ii" st..tcs. me Great Central valley-
w. S"dt"rru PORTIONS 81 the I'pper Lex,
l'E on and 81 the south and quit. gen
any on Tuesday or W-dns siav 0xr-
th' ~Ntrefnr northern districts In tie
central west aud la the northwest rtit
S-.th,r should prevail aft-r TUESDAY
unti. ate IN tho Nesk when unsettled
'"nGifl"rs are again Indicated
temperatures viii IT.. early in tn
week over the Central ana southern dis
tIicis and viii probably fall In a G.v
~ w" over the northern districts but
rectsd. "'' -
u viii he warmer Monday in n
'ffr7l 'ail"ys. the Lake rerten ami ~.
.. - anu Probably cooler about the mid
"a" "i th~ week "a the northwest The.
IRE n' present Indications 81 any nm
sac 'iNhN cold weather during the
coming week '''N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
row. with as good. II not better. pros
poets OF winning than any other.
Old Party Worker.

row. with as good. II not better. pros
poets OF winning than any other.
Old Party Worker.
The Biuefleld man certainly needs
no introduction to the people in the
Fifth West Virginia. and hardly one
10 the felix's OF the commonwealth
generally. lie has been before the
public as leading Republican and
editor for twenty years. He has
worked in the party harness OF com.
mtttees from precinct up to state. lie
has been postmaster OF Bluefeld. and
one OF its public spirited and lead ing
citizens. ever since that husky young
municipality was Gorn onto the map
of West Virginia. lie has enjoyed
victories and felt the sting OF poilt.-
cal defeat. but he never sulked, wan
dered on the reservation. nor bran.
dished the scalp-knlfe OF the disap-
pointed politician. He has ever been
loyal and regular. when the weather
was pleasant and when it was quite
Otherwise. lie is gifted writer. "A
serious and profound thinker. and is
able TO present in "A clear and eagag-
irg manner from the stump the IS.
sues of uppermost interest in the
public mind. He Is undoubtedly OF
congressional caliter: so much so
that should he come TO congress. as
u looks pretty much at this time that
he VIII. his career 80 a representa-,
tive Is most likely 10 be lengthy ard
highly valuable To his state and his
country. for he is man OF serious
purpose, OF unlimited energy. and
POSSESSED Of a high order OF oblIi. -
'or the performance OF congressional
duties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

buying by railroads. Earnings and
prospects OF railroads therefore are
given prime importance in spe -ulative
forecasts
An increase OF s2ss. 900 600 in the op-
Grating income Of the steam railroa dis
is shown In the report compiled by
tho interstate commerce commission
Tor the fiscal year ended June 30
Such 4 growth. even with q parallel
Increase in expenses which leaves but
Ss5,OOO.0UO for the increase In net
earnings. does not bear ont a Ilea OF
poverty or of oppression OF the rail-
roads. The exhibit Is dreaded. never
the less. fer tho force II may give TO
claims OF all sorts on the railroads.
The domestic money market was
benefited decidedly by the treasury
deposits with national banks in the
south and west The approach Of the
October settlements hardened dis
count rates abroad Disquiet In the
balkans also disturbed fOrerign mar.
kcts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

~ This morning. on charge ~ drunk
cunesr
0 = Nrrly ier Iaef -sflr.l., even
Lfg f". l...fT.rf where DO wIIf ..-rf a
lev days wlfh friend. ard -tuHtct.
IIuHrd Goods fn ererf veaterls, Win
irifni- ari relative. 90 Glover Dar
several local Ttrsuf. aff..frd the
Mr.irir "iIe '.is.re fUrf ..n..f FOOT
Tall Eaue last saturday afternoon ~
M.srdrVIlfe
WIS o. f'urI uhr fas Irsn vt.ffI-~
,-fr i"f fne IHrt fcw dave t.a lsfi for
be- home 80 Kansas ,fft. NJ.
l.aNf r4frrlHr va. rnf HHN FOR ffa
MANY lo'sl cmTlo1ss q the 90 A D "a
a. fcs.l' business wa tNcsrfi.nsfly
EnUI .r IIie town
Nra John veal ~ fhf. .Ifv feff ..s.
urdar Tor tsirmunt vhers no win yt-tt
Mfr Edward Rude f.. few GAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

lot city. 81.
IS; =. Dean TO Fred Crop. lot. Mingo.
LaBelleview Land Co. 70 Jean Blinn.
"a lot. city. $500.
Jean Biinn ~ NJ. NJ kinsey a lot.
city. t52i.96.
". n dodgers TO Harry Johnston. lot
Brilliant. 800.
Max Koch TO Louisa Ritter. lot city.
$500.
Elizabeth Nicholson to Casper Rarey.
y lot. Richmond. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

i.-'1i i0dEe ~ krIFtt. - ttIas eIff
Inf'f p" morrow evfrfrr o. tfefr head
t.'I fffr in NE W Ne,hen building tr
rFr tinr ecuf. monthly secession ana ali
HFn. Ncra Rrr urged fp DO present Lei.
matters ~ much importance vfiI h. u-
lfI '''iNi'iffafIoH several fHudttafea
MiN 20 gitcn thr fifst aud second 30.
ff"ft end social .rsafnu Will I. frff.
90 The close 81 the meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

Idwqri NassiIr. ~ fhfa rffr. vas NJ.
70 'ffI iN 'ffl.sr S"Illf nf tIs uers.ao.f
police force SATURDAY. Tor .fisf-rf...g 49,
frIr0 20 fhe NUf Toun aud vac 49,,
''f.f squire q " f~ufs ~ Mound.
NiI.r Who -entruced him 20 the COUNTY,
~ vaa unable fp prv hia fine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
'MECHEN


I'D. i'' gro -'if4i.fe- o. the cleveland
"nl f'ih isuy Nhp furnished IN. rsr.
'"t'- f"- tH- f1rst " o. cruIsh VIII t-.
i'' tt-- morning and ztasf w1fk ir,.
''i't'.f p pacing the seats Ir inc.
% 80 AfAft"nNm 80 tie church Tn.
'Ili i'iE '"H.u1ftr' or the church u.itt
Dr." " mold % special fnsrtInE one even
i.iT week AMI decide on the date
10" ft ..raftUu o. tho church AMI 1.
.I probably be held nest SUNDAY. The
seats o. rINed last friday aftsrro.n
40 unlOt4'd AMI present a nne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

"'utr. lrcfl ~Iloprist- aud lis
'HF''udcr. ii'rfy tfssih,rr.f arr.af.,t
20 ihe Marshall County count l., -
-'l"i'"N morning ana tsI Krn.r..
' .r. .'rtei Co. li,.iltrKrr t.hp
" % ''f'U'' Tho business iu CO.. fitt.'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29

- T-ansfer books c.or~ sept. .0th
Tor pc cent cash dividend payable
=, Tfsr~fe- books close oct 2ist
for ? Of per cent cash dividend pay
able oct sf-t ''
90. Transfer BOOKS close sen, 90
for yer c"-t oasl dividend payable
80 30 r. close oct FOR . per cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
EDITOR SHOTT
FOR CONGRESS
BlUEFiEL.O MAN AFTER NOMiNA.
TON FROM THE FIFTH.
Has Built Up st-on3 Organization
And VIII Likely Be A Winner.
Watched in Washington.
tey Charles Brooks Smith,


WASHINGTON. d. c. Sept Is
\ wa;chiul eye is being kept or the
political sitpatiou in the Fifth dis
,rict OF their state by the West Vir-
ginia colony IN the national capital
II may surprise folks outside OF that
district that there is anything so for
midahle IS a situation" there Bat
there Is. nevertheless. It is plainly
seeable. and as clearly = rapidly de-
yclCping one. l. revulves around the
congress ional nomination.
The subject has been heretofore re-
!erred 20 IN this spondouce. but
az Late 10 has evolved into q decidedly
definite and concrete proposition.
losing much of LIS premature charac-
ter that invested II I'm he first place.
Tho early -rcssicnai bird IS las
i.y worn. hunting ~ the district that
mas 80 many. many times sent James
=. Hughes 10 the house Of represent
ativcs
II may be OVERRIDING the simile to
designate Hug Ike SCOT. the Rlua-
told editor. statesman and philoso-
IErr. "flo early ti-l" \ comparison
~ that kind might tempt the ribald
Eumurists 10 raucous Jest They
might aris' 70 inquire what kind OF
bird IL - meant to liken Senator
shot to-tO cuckoo This profane
inquiry. despite the fact that cuckoOs
or" not early r.sers tSee Little
Brothers 81 the Air" any old mage
or chapter. This parallel IL drawn
I hetw IN the editor and the" carly
I bird Metaphuricdlly speaking there
i- ONLY on little early riser IN the
AlmIghty'S ay.ary. although editors
are an army. and classified m count
less d'-i'rs for ability. honesty.
/ truthfuin'ss and spotless virtue. This
/ I1ri cular editor ranks high. all con
sid'rtt. in these commcnddbl" qua
tiles
lays Good Foundation.
w h'"h VIII serve 10 introduce the
trowl'drr 20 IN anxious reading
cli"nt."l" that Mr. llush shot. 81
Mercer rOLutN. r'rrfod out -avsraI
month ago IN a quiet and unp4'enti Gus
manner. and with n" advice gnI
l'lp 81 friend IN every county N the
Fifth district. 90 lev substantial
foundation upou which 20 build for
corff' -iundl career FROM reports
h!0u-ut 90 here To- tbs iDndoZyOu- "
fff4IffIIWT. this national araTa ut
STRUGGLING ar.bt.fr.. ,tf. so-,,r, -,
tl..ft.. rof.f... D.. ..,,r. a., D.. .,,,.
c,.a.n. r.,ro,LatIv ~.u ~, 3D.. t,,,
Tho fa.f BE- f.,., al f,e rs,, t,,o,.
Qua .,r ~ lsrf -, v.-, r.rc,,l ,',.,..
,ff'.on Ir. l.iI H. toia on a..
V.a.htref,p r,r,I,tent ,-.s,,,t.,,
I,ra f-or Ih..r r,.i,. .fstc ma, ,,,..
sign. AND rnf. .rts ~ tr... tl,,, .,
Iir.fe rfaffv .uorifssity ,t,t Ca.
rt-. .ra.tor. ..rt,., .,r,,rf,. 10, ga.
d .rs.t.nr az ft. rti.f.ld .Ii.or and
gr'I hr- with r. .r Nurftar Ton
t'r,t 90 tfrI moro than ever
s'r"nrilily from fhi. date forward
large Personal Following
."u' mN'h ro'." o.. h'uf.Fh
n' ma nu''t ~
800. J., w., '.. =.
nov. .,,ror. 49,. .-f, o.. t,i,,,.
distinct tY, rr-o4-f,u, "a. .ts,..
trr.fn~ l.m. .nd fhs' o. power
rf' 900 IrnU'f., boz .larre results
r"' 'o D." tr'fy"l ~ o. hae also
I.Hi' IH'F" f.'i. on 'I" o'i HUGHES
.., . ...,.'.1, "n.',. 'i'." me- illn.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-29
Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. " 81 sept 70 II
Tt How INK Quotations ~ the more
- NC W p e~llnr stocks are ,srrertef
.tly f1- Co.," lufoll. gem ar Lv Howard
ha@l"i' q SYh. .o.ai bfosers
sto'ks Par. 1871 ASH. :
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
BUILDING
TO Be OCCUPIED
BY MOVIES"
Motion Picture Play House in
New Structure Instead Of
Arthur Everitt Jewelry
Store as Was First Intended.

confirmation was obtained today az
iev rumnr current on tho streets f0r
several days that the afsl Hoo, az
ihc thr"e.sioiy building. being nuilt
Ivf Arthur Evortt on the north side
ot central avenue. hetwcen First and
SECOND streets adjoining tho Hugh
ffutier bniiding. also under cnnstrnc-
ton, be- tu bp occupied hv motion
picture thcater instcad ~ the Arthur
Evcritt icWeiry establishments III "a
understood thai The picture show la
io b. owned ht a wyoming man. rV.
perlcnced IN tho business. who came
90 Aihuqurruuc some faAs ago look
lng Tor location and who decided 10
invest here. The Evertt Diamond
Palace ts at present occupy ing "a
store room in the N g. Arnlio huiid
inq having boen removed from tot
West central several DAYS aan.
II n saii thui tut IoW tueuior viii
be q first class plas house iu ever, res
spcct with adequate IRE protection
and the best pictures ohuinable. The
rough construction of The Etertt
building has been nuishcd and cou-
ferenccs have boon hcld as Cos the .n-
side work and the 'front.' % number nf
changes now being necessary because
q the plans 90 make the first uoar
Into theatcr instead 81 arranging be
for The lewslry establishment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04

Personal Pledges Assure Big
Crowd at Commercial Club
Get Together Session Tues
day Night.
PROGRAM TO BE SHORT
AND TO THE POINT


large number or the busI- .
= ness men 81 Abnuneraue have q
been called upon personally. bv .
th~ officers 81 thc Commercial .
eAnh and have ENTHUSIASTICALLY q
gwen their word % be- present .
At the Get Together meeting .
% be held AZ the club Tuesday .
ai8hf. Jan z, "a watch q rous- .
TAG and AGGRESSIVE camnalgn for Q
= nix things for sAlhuqueraue In .
1913 VIII he STARTED The per- .
sopnl insigaGon afunt Il being .
y tried OCT for the nret time. aud .
the Fesponaes from the business .
. nacn nfe IbqAI gratifying. show .
= ing that fibgx aie nnitealv bael: .
% any IsrhRran for effective .
y town building In the year just .
= beginriag u d hoped and ex- .
= pected 20 make this the most .
q sncccsslui and rcsult-getsinE =
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= pronohed declared that he would =
. De there early primed FOR boost =
= lnE. and the number 81 suEges- .
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. daily urged in hss own inter- .
. esi and that OF his city. 10 be =
q present There VIII be a short. .
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-04
DOES
BEST TELEGRAPH
BUSINESS
Local Western Union Office
Shows Up in the Lead in
Test Receipts During Last
Week Of December.

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