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New-York tribune., 1913-06-22

However. things went along with Mr..
Murphy from bad 20 worse. was threat
ened and threatened but / paid no atten-
ton TO these threats. Everything that
could he done WAS done TO prevent me
from removing Scott and Reel and Hoe
fer The people know | was justified i'm
removing these men. had pretty good
information about conditions I'm the pris-
ons. but there is more behind that
Every effort was made 10 prevent me
from giving Monroe County hospital
commissioner. The fght was very bitter
because ! appointed Judge Riley and
John Mitchell. They put detectives out
from one md of the country to the other
70 rake up everything they could about
me from the day was born TO the pres
ent day.
zone day a messenger. representing Mr.
Murphy would come 10 me and say that
they had this ON me; and then Within a
dav or two some other man would come
and say they had this on me. and that
unless ] weakened. and that urlcss / did
their bidding, and unless I did what Mur-
ply wanted me to do they would ruin me.
II always answered as I am answering
now: No man can ruin me but William
Suizer l refuse TO do Murphy's bidding.
refuse to be a part Of a criminal con-
spiracy TO loot a state. ] declared ] was
going TO do my duty as | saw the light,
regardless Of personal or political conse-
quences.
Don't think I have not had heap u
trouble went along. and ] was urged
to take up this question Of direct >pri-
maries. urged night and day by men
who. as soon as I did take II up. ran
away from me.
However, took up that fight very re-
luctantly. although ] have always been a
strong advocate OF direct primaries, be-
New-York tribune., 1913-06-22
Cheer from Pinqree.

Yes when I came back from New York
after April IS / was threatened with this
vile perjury charge. Then ! wrote letter
to Governor PingTee OF Vermont, and told
him what was going on. He wrote me
this letter. II is dated May 5. 1918. You
remember Governor Pingree was the per-
sonal counsel OF Mrs. Watson in the An
derson case.
My Dear Governor: Your very cour-
teous letter of the 18th inst. was received,
New-York tribune., 1913-06-22

Extraordinary Values in Blones
Dainty Net BEOWts-Tucked and lined with double nlhe
and vests shadow lace low neck and long sleeves finished win
dainty ribbon bows Also 6chu and fllcd effects u
Linen Lace and Lingerie Blowes-Ncw fincd effects Of
fine handkerchief linen also shadow lace and handmade lingerie
styles IO
New-York tribune., 1913-06-22

T1lwmdCostumeSMts, HafP7ce
Newest two and hree-piece effects, including actcaly
every fashionable style, material and shade Of the sea-
son. Formerly $50 to $500 t25 TO $50
New-York tribune., 1913-06-22
the foreman OF the trial jury in his suit
against Mrs. Watson.

the foreman OF the trial jury in his SUIT
against Mrs. Watson.
..You can say for me that Judge cur
tis is q liar" the Governor hotly re-
olied "and the best evidence Of this Is
shown in his record from his impeach-
ment down to the present day.
"You can say further" he added, IN
reference TO the villanous charge made
against me by McCabe, that ! never
was charged with perjury in Vermont
or any other state. l can prove ti'at
at any time. and if anybody doubts 1t
refer him TO Judge Lacombe, who
presided at the trial of my case against
Mrs. Watson"
No one at the Capitol recOllected the
impeachment of Judge Curtis, and Gov
crnor Sulzer referred his inquirers 10
the record.
The records in the executive cham
her showed that. in 1872, Governor
Hoffman sent TO the Senate a message
transmitting to II charges presented to
him by a committee of the Bar Asso-
citation Of New York City. alleging
official misconduct on the part OF
George NJ. Curtis. justice Of the Ma
rine Court of the City of New York
and asking his removal from office IN
accordance with Section II. Article o.
Of the Constitution
Judge Curtis was tried on the charges
before the Senate, which voted that the
charges were not proven and the
case was dismissed.
The Vermont perjury charge was re-
ferred 10 and the visits by the Governor
10 Murphy we're first told Of by Patrick
4. McCabe. clerk of the Senate and one
of the Tammany boss's lieutendnts,
early this week in an effort to discredlt
the Governor. A cross fire of charges
and accusations followed. 1t being an
open secret that McCabe in his state
ments was inspired by Murphy.
Asserts He Has Proof.
When pressed this afternoon for
further details concerning the alleged
perjury charge Governor Sulzer said:
You heard what l said this morning,
that George NJ. Curtis was liar. l
will prove that. l do not call man a
liar without knowing the facts.
But the best proof of il is the tele-
gram from Vermont that Representa-
tive Plumley sent to-day to The Even
ing SUM- in which he says George Cur
tis is mistaken. No jury ever pre-
sented anything TO him, as the District
Attorney, such as Curtis gives out.
That matter is false and bogus. No
body knows 1t better than Curtis and
Murphy.
There is not a word Of truth in 1t.
The telegram from Representative
Plumley disproves 1t conclusively. Mr..
Plumley was the United States At
torney in Vermont at that time and one
Of the lawyers for Mrs. Watson.
II have documentary proof TO sus-
tain what | say. ! shall give them out
al the proper time. But in order to set
YOU right and have you deny this in
famous charge about me ! want to tell
YOU the true story. II is all susceptible
of proof-most of II is a matter of rec
New-York tribune., 1913-06-22
at prices Averaging half
Saturdays, Noon.

Dainty Summer Dreses-Ihee special groups
fresh new fock Of voe and crepe white plain shades stripes and
Pompadom dcssns-values $35 $50. SIS
1850, t25 & So
Charming Danc ErOcks Of chiffon, shadow lace net
Pompadour chiffon accordion plated chiffon and aaeta de Vn
Formerly s55 to SIS So
Special Group-formerly $42 to $65- rs
French Linen Tailor Dresses Handmade styles IN
white and coos. Formerly $3S to $50 rs
Special Group-formerly $32 to $3S- IS
Tub Dresses of linen and striped Bedford cord for mornns
house wear-at the extremely low price 10
Six Wrdbs Of MORE, satin, faDe, broche metallic
brocadcs, chiffon and Egyptian cepes.
Actual values SIS to s85- t35 g IS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
Mar@-GihG Shrine MinsIreIs to Open
Santa Fe Circuit Season Here Monday

Wiislnauu. carrot & flfookc. RATHER.
lne Bcrnhirdt. stnada Bottp. .icssis
t'urrlo Myrtle tower Mary Mysf.
Nilro M'kay Thomss wcbbo. jennie
Nclsun Nsnes Neiron. carry ~ Rice.
i,uth l,ob,rt OiivS woud Einh,a Wi
llLuon sophia Wcbbc. philo 9lrOOkc
Annu Vinegar. klbcri troll. Donald
'titie Roe cover. Louis Hart. paul
Huber charles Meyer Michael Sell
ION, Oscar Nelson. WILDER Roberts.
M liuss cr's announcement ragard.
ina uic Maran.Atha attraction IL as
follows
~ need not introduce Ernest Ricr
Hnd h's family. and the work he has
duu" boz organizing this company and
urrauving Tits program needs no COM
mcnt frum me Tho nHnic Ri,, b.
quit. familiar one on thp santa Fc
in h.s iusHitt to Santa Ne iutcrs sir.
Dnd hls Intelligent and genial over
IHHt uf tbr systems construction
work aud Wlnsome manner In meet.
iur our patrons Mr. Rice has taken
FIRST rank when %, devoted his odd
moments To- g"ttins up minstrel
sbuV Boo FOUND hc had p btegcl job
un hls hands than be- anticipated. but
with hIs usual cuprN hr has arranged
f.r fu, entertainment OF our cmpiorc~
.u.h tu Aggregation CO., tnleut ts could
unt p" presented for love 0r muuo, ln
tut ot DO" hg cities of the hand.
'Nud meow asa the employees tu urt
together Herc is tu opportuuiN
which ,uWcs uul Nuuyc iu % while. =
rrgrvt thni cannot place th"W 81
ever. reading room. hut thc ,upctiu.
.vudeuts or the Variod- divisions VIII
chorrfulV mako it easy tor Nmpl",rs
tu attend uum distance go far as 81
aus, not dl,guucgrt the service"
Etrpy have been taken X" in'i 90"
humblrf omploye may attend. aul
,uu Hil %, just les welcome in sour
uork .luth,s az u yuur dress suits
IuIrG ,uIr f1miii,s aud luur child
I"u. If YOU DO not und anNhius ou
rr"slHm ,pu ssisl, l'i"as" nsk for &C.
tbr N1iiu -.uhi Mipstrois csu give th'
best - r,sr,thlng ever given uu
earth % there is lance, it b. your
d3urr O. there BEL jose. It be your
Joke Or 5000 amt sleep WHOM fuu got
Homo. 'u' laughing. blame EI,c Tor
. luI forgive me.
s. D. BU~SEg.
superintendent R,rdipg Rooms
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
A srIrcH N rIaE.


After waiting tho better half Of a
yesr. the peopls Twins across the
river and Albuquerque propcrsy uWn-
ers who posses land on the west
aldo ~ tho Rio Ctsndc asaiu enjoy
fhc advantage o. bridse across the
river Meanwhile ths clty business
men and the valley farmers have sus.
telncd loss of thousands and thou
senda - dollars ia trade. have under
gono tho srcutcsf discomfort and IN
eenvenience and lives have been nv
gerii,ca ana horses aud vehicles i'.zi
Va rotdlas tha river.
u mas BEEN a pretty convincing lbs
son. II We are 60 prvft By n the
time is right now. something mus,
be done and done Immediately 70 pro-
teot the heavy investment that has
,fgen, made IN she bridge and It's re-
pgirs with y tremendous amour, OF
rneN lyine on hegdwa,crs. aud spring
oniy short time Distant 'thcre ~
tvefs reason 90 expect rocorl
lacnklns volume 81 water in the lglV
Grando this year The spwoach 20
the Barclas bridge on the west side
h. exposed 60 ihc fun force oI the cur
rent ~ the river In soms places the
approach cmhau&mcni rs not morc
than ten feet ef less in thickness.
The slightest onset Of the Hood eur
reu, on Inc west side val sweep away
the remains Of the approach IKE
house 81 toothpicks aud the main
body % the river win cut in GA the
west side " the bridge. Il win leave
the bridge narooncd and useless Ia
she middle or on the east side Of the
RIO Grande II YOU have any doubts,
take run down TO the bridge ami
look ~ a. M
Unless something ~ done and dorc.
Nssss, .slss.tlss .'sSpsnst sana troub,e
aud grief ac have had M 20 date
viii b only starter There Is not
slngle day 10 lose. The work con
templsiod b. the state should be mi
progrcw nos and q, should be- rein
forced by tho cuuaty aud State.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

persons ont OF twenty win answer.
and Incorrectly. Tho twentieth may
know shat ssie two hirhom mountains
n ths state ara Mount Massive and
Mount Gilbert. both in Lake conns,.
IN the l.eadVinc distract The aui-
tudo ~ each 81 these mounialnn ac-
cordlnr % the United states gcoiue-
icai survey b is,tos feet above s.a
level. The hcight ~ pike's Peak n
iti9s feei. Moreover. there arc nfty
vr sixty other peaks In Colorado sp-
pruAisnaieIy a. high--ovcr $4,000 feet.
rhe lowcet point IN Colorado is $50
feet above aca level or an ~ states
Colorado has the highest average alu.
tudc, estimated BY the geological .u~.
vey az exec feet.
Although not the highest inonn
tain, pike'a reaa II probably ghe beat
hnown peak IA the United stat, s.
There WAS ~ enc tissue wssifher au
reau Station or its summit ami 1, nov
has SUBSTANTIAL railway staiion ~
the terminus OF INC hiFh ., muws,
linc In Nofih America u can also
be reached by an excellent wagon
road and trail witch connect the sum
mit with colorado springs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
LAIiGE coal MINIS.


There are $50 coal mlncs In the
United slgtes which are produclns
more than .pe. GOO shori tone ot ora,
each annually IN 1911. u,yord,ng Co
statement by Edward ". Parker.
coal siatiHticiau. zgs hftumin-
uus mines and iGh anthracite mines
in PennsylAania produced in excess OF
this amour The average production
az these pennalt anla bituminous
nines MAS gsL778 toms ard OF the
anthracite mines flt6st SONS The
lnrscst anthracite mine hsd pro.
duoiiop ~ i.e20.tgo long tppr ptig.-
$40 short tunsl Tho large biiumin
one production from ono niue Ga
pcnnsslyania operation wus i.ss5,-
Se8 short tons. Thirty anthracite
minos pzoducod oyss half million
tons each Illinois waa Second a.
pennFsivanih n large mincf haYins
% mip,s vhich produced more than
g00.p0D tone. West Nirsinla WAS third
with 81. nui ohio fourth with 1s
The total production ~ tesa' Jsa
ffsi -clseu nines wee .t3isa.ag9 tons
or 5I,4 per cent of the Total produc-
ZION Of the country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
HELrING To boost

Thf sauta ~ railroad company has
eitcn mother significant evidence Of
i,s spirit toward Albuquerque in
promptly agrosing a. Install orna-
mcntal electric sight standards like
those erected hs 'he yNy. on central
avenue from FIRST street 10 the rail-
road tracks This rs another Of those
nice little things which the company
doesn't have 10 do bat which Il does
none the l.Hs readily Just ~ hcip
.,b0gat. Albuquerque The extension ct
abe ets,sin hnes of lights clear g. tho
t'anin W. tracks win round on this
e.g nfunicipai improvement splcndidly
and bod nich 20 The attractl,eness OF
th' cts =, main street ar viewed from
the windows of Pullman cars Incl
dentslly 81 may be said that no other
atty improvement has done so much
a. give passing travellers "a favorable
iiufretIibn aB thusg ornamental ele,-
irir lights. Also vi. mas Lakc credit
for moving humber of esther Sew
Mexico cities 60 emulate our example
and install electric lighting syrtema
Of an ga uaiuental nature along lh'
same lines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
THE STATE PRESS


There are some thing Inst must
Doe done in hurrf coz not ~ nll
Catching q flea b. one of the best cN.
dmpi,s aptopus of this Bw a. 90
rule. II BE- safe tu Soy. the man ur
woman Who works deliberately ac.
composites Ga. most The deliberate
worker is ga" thou thttui worker. With
whom thr habit uf -vvtem hsv bc-om"
Second nature. An, one mas ,Il'i.
,atr u who viii take the trouble tu
ry ana the most uus'st matiy. spps-
uodir worker viil realize with
mseou"nt how easy 10 is tu ge'
through With su allotted task u hall
hc thine i formerly required %, plun-
nmg ~ an uui before SuruTrD chi
tain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

stickerH. that rs what Ne need in
this new country aud Just take q from
.our Uncle Benny that thr einn VIII"
does IN sticking BE- The man that VIZ
make the MONEY boo th' long ruu.
Take for Instance nuy new country
and look 90 10 ten '.'rs from me
date that "a ir opourd rhc man who
came thcre aud ielt is gonc,alls bar't
again l,okiug for bargain u the
lands ur busiucssss that h' gave
away --purtalCs Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
BEST AGCREGATION
Of TALENT EVER
ON The LINE
Consists Of Forty Two High
Glass Artists, Who Arc
Either Masons or Near Rel
ativcs of Members of the
Order.

1hs Msran- Alba shrine MINISTRIES,
of chicago. CO.,. hcruId,d u, Sup,rin.
tcndcnt = D. DuFscr ass Tho greatest
aggregation uf talent ever sent over
The line. viii open the santa ~ read.
~ r0om n',itaiHn."ut SEASON lea Al.
bcgucraua az ur t.lks opcra house
D" At Monday night january sp Su.
rri ntrudent iusscr arrived last night
'tum ChiCtkJ and spent TODAY making
anal arrangements Tor the appear
eife of the a,Iu-trcis Tiic MINISTRIES
tiulbvr t"ft' two Ice az. ia,luding Tao
hrnioists. tiuiiul-ts. soIoisis. imp,r-
s"nators sud munoiogisu E,crt
member 20 tur aggregation BE- either
Mason. q ShIircr "a mvmbrr OF too
t'ncr OF the eastern Stu. ur 60 uctt
o. iatt,v 81 member 80 90, Mssunil
: ai,nitl ~, n ort ~ Atl.uUcr-
cuo VIII tender reception in honor
ut th" ,i-itoit esther nciot, or after
o." concert. depending on Go, time of
their arrival and departure
The ministries ore undst ibs m.,u-
asenont ~ Ernest Rice, chct .IcrN
e. ~ a. Sturst in charge of 90, Goa.
siruriion department
superintendent Busscr announced
iodsN that Ga. sam, rules viii govern
santa r. entertainments his year as
dufu- Former wears The entertain.
ulvnts viii b., primarily for santa o..
employees bui 30 vmp'uN,. uu not D.,l.
for their s'tte at sueCin"d NT'. ttI'
vill bee given Go outsiders. The doors
ut thu th"5tyr viii uy throvn open Co
the pubiiy fer Performance iu \iuu
qucruuc h," co., t,u minutes u,lurr The
rrosram b. b,2uu
MI Busscr for months hrs been lir
ina up attractions Tor ih, season suu
has been vcty successful boo -"ttius
the topu0tcdcrt For the ucNt several
months there win Doe almost au cul,..
ininm.nt p,Fr'k t"t thr santa o, cm-
lloyvs ln -Albuuu'ruuc Albuquerque
being practically s junction point uu
the 4y stern. man. attractions VIII tp-
pear here that Nll' not apgcsr 90 o.
nutnhor ui-"ihyI places aluu- tH' liur
In other words. Nihuuu'Vu' 5000 get
tLs aitrJctiuns travelling u.,r '."
main ln" thruusa Illinois Missouri.
Kansas ahl Colorado uud N.N ALSO
Get thGsS iasfcuua - 90. Ir.ru .ut
on through KANSAS. oklahoma and
1cNav
On JauuuI, &C. Settle T.,a S,u
d,rs = gittcd imp'JsuuYtot, Will ur.
uraf iu Abuuu'tuur. assisted Dog Mr.
Mcfarland hose speciality Is NI'
.uaiug 90 trsH mvIudi'a. VITO Ih'
WeBrin a. the Green. 5000. ui h.r
best guwu~ia. Airs StlUd' 900 .N
H, t.. -ind 3D.. Ill4 Kane. 3d. .pu' bern
.0l"isi. aud Mr. auI M NH'N .'..
loist and voiu llrtuutu. resp, .fI.,"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

baton it"ug. Ia. Jan iG 4
good attendance marbcd tbr opening
here TODAY ot thr annual meeting uf
thr Louisiana forDtr, association
Feature oi 10. program at the In.
tmi session mi. afternoon w,rc ad.
dfrsr'r "t voI,olu, %, Governor iluli
md rrc.idrm pu,d OF th, state uu
''rsit' o. p"urr %, lHrr, q. Gam.
hic "i Sew orleans ANA thu annual
addro's oI Henry g. Hartn,r pres
usut ni ih, association Tho meeting
VII continue over tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
ELECTION WORKER IS
HAILED INTO COURT

' Ue Bacs who sudvJNorcd q,
participate prom,n'ntt ae IA cl'C
tluu worker 90 an" two cts precinct.
,c~tvtitt was iu court thif morn
lng nhrrg j with disurdyrlN conduct
De Bs,, pleaded not guilty ana gave
motto, that he would appeal 90 ad
Judged guilty Dos the court Tile ra-,
was postponed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

The United states SOCIOLOGICAL survey
is one u the fcw Eoycrbmout eu-
resus which docs amy apprcciablc
smouHt - ~ own prinung. Most 81
lhv sos.ium.nt work ~ dos. by the
gvtrrniucnt printing Office aud The
ourou ~ engraving and prlnilnE
The surveys engraving aud printing
~, lrl,n, however. cnsravcs and prints
all % az oNn seoiosic and topoEraph-
ic muDs, besides duing large amount
~ con,racS work through the govern
mcnt printing Office Tor othe~ govern
ment bureaus During the Las; fscai
year the surveys contract and mis-
selianvous printing 81 this kind
amounted 60 nearly 2.ooo.oee copies.
requiring more than t.5oO. 600 print
lugs The total number 81 copies
printed. including Topographic maps
and geologic folics VAS s.s5s.sso. re-
quiFit.g nesrls s.oog.0oo Impressions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
wouldnr s. Had

when the SNOW ir ON 90, ground then
no piSio may uy found
Then uu fairies 100 th, forest pflu,,
ur PLAY
an 90, guhinr aud tho guom,B boz
their hidden vupdmud huurH
eusElC up ip wait the coming pi
the MAJ.
Eut Wv WurtplH cannot shirh. v,
must uuigr nluug Go work.
Keeping 600 ihv sam" old Htrusgl,
du, bN day
Aud : sometime ihuk that u, might
wei srrh Ct hollow tl,r
Nnd cut np to ws't the coming ot
th' MAJ
Courier journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

Kansas CITY, Mo. Jan - IN
Kansas Cty international Poultry
show. which opened in Convent %
hsi tudny. Be- probably The higg'si
,,Uuilr, show of th, yenr nearly 5000
fuwi 1rng nu cAhihltio- lu addition
90 the blue blood ct poultry DOM ih"
dispM, embraces man, hr"eda ot
aogs pigeunr. rabbitr. cate aud "ihei
varieties Of pct stock The eNhlhii'"H
vii continue through The week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

California legislator would APP
pr0priato Sion.o e0 To- bc spent in de-
,ising ways and mcans 60 protect the
sitrus crop ~ the state from frost.
with few more drops like thnt IT
This week California won't have any
citrus crop lett 10 protect We would
suggest as ihc mos, practicable plan.
raising the Sierra Madre mountains
about half mile In order that the
next cold wave can't Re, across.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

Miss Estelle stead. daughter oi
William r stead who lost his no, in
The Titanic disaster. SAYS sh. has been
receiving spirit messages from her
father and that he is working where
hf rs NV, .jysi A. be plgavs qiQ hsre,
for world Dcacc." The shade OF AIR
stead. however. doesn't seem 10 have
been much more successful than Mr.
stead was IN the flesh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

The increased cost ct living docr
seem tu make any difference With %.
issd bug Fort summer Eeni w
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
Nht.Iilnl UTuir!

The appearance 81 girl nnuIodi
atoiy after getting her beauty sleep
leads O. man 60 think that 90 needed
IT, Inrl summer nnNIcM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

Duelins is getting dangerous In Eu-
rope Two legislators 90 budapest
fought for more than an hour with
ssbors aud one of thcm vas hdr, 10
the hand
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
l.lArs rEAN so rIE nIanEsT.

what Is the highest mountain IN
Eoiuraapg 'Pske's Poak.' nineteen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
VITA, Happened to Mm,-cr,nl


N.H l;uthrlIr 81 IAN ~
Man. uII.a OF motion pi,iuT, ulW.
SOM, w 'h,W uIu.ur,d CO. great cost
went up .u 90 burst cod fam, tu,t swept
u.,t 'r, plant uf M, ThsuhgusyI
MOVING rutuTc COMPANY hor, Th'
I,ss Is estimated ~ ucJih $3.50 o""
MOST. Iu films That cannot be- 900
pll.rd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

Utah's four electoral votes Tor Vice
president viii bc cnst. IL b. an
nounCed for Governor Hadie, Of MiE.
souri,. Governor Tiaalcy should have
these electoral votes placed IN glass
ease and Installed In some museum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

For that Tough Skin
Castillian Cream.
Ruppe'H
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

Wha, mnppcncd to Mm,-or,-mr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14

~ THE COAL barons and the
plumntrs continue 20 do business at
this rate the distribution ui wealth
IL going to get tophcavy In Aibuqu,r-
que.