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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
THE BAKER CASE IS
DISMISSED
Following Instructions BY the
Court, Jury Returns Yer.
dict, Finding Issues for the
Defendant.

The case Of Jessie NJ. Baker versus
Fred Harvey was ended abruptly IN
the district court this morning, when
Judge Rnynoids instructed the idry 10
return verdict nnding the issues for
the defendant, the plaintiu having
failed 10 establish sufiiCient proof TO
form Il basis for claim for damages.
Miss Baker. whu h. professiona,
nurse. asked approximately tS00 dam
AGES against the Harvey system al
leglng violation of a verbal contract.
which promised indefinite employ
ment as q cashier In the Harvey lunch
counter In Albuquerque.
That the ease would most likely
be taken away from the jury was In
dicatod before court adjourned las,
evening Attorney n. w Dobson.
representing the Harvey system se-
cured AN admission from Miss Baker,
who was tertifying In her own behalf
that she had put on her hat and coat
and told Manager smlthers OF the Al
yarad0 that he could set someone y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

declares the training trip has not
been 40 harmonious as has oeen re-
ported. Evera. the Journal learns
from pcrsons who took the trip, has
not been able 20 control his temper
and there have been numerous minor
suuahblna. Tho new manager - said
10 have been rather sharp Ia hlg crit
lclsma and has engaged IN fouda with
newspaper correspondents 60 well ~
members of his club. While there
wore 10 open breaks. recruitment WIS
obvious ana Sermons brought the AZ
fair 10 crisis today The fight atarts
cd when Evers asked Semmons II hc
had ordered the team % report for
practice thla afternoon. The trnlnor
replied that he gave such Instructions
only when instructed 20 DO 20 ny tha
manager Al this Evers lost his tenn
per. and ~ said 20 have ncpiicd foul
language 10 the trainer. The latter
replied with hts Ast and Evera fell
aver into n seat. The players endca
the fray and prevented further dam
nge. Evers admitted using the lam
guage to which semmons objected.
but said he dld not moan Il the WAY
tho trainer took Il
Aemm0ns left the squad AZ the rail-
way station. lie said Manager Tinker
wanted him AZ Cincinnati Semmona
added that he would alEn q contract
to train the Cincinnati team.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

"Dosn's ointment cured me Of ec-
zema that had annoyed me for a
long time The result was lasting "--
lion. y. W Matthews, Commissioners
Labor Statistics. Augusta, Me. Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
THOREAU MAN IS
ACCUSED OF THEFT

when William ~. Davenport, a
nurse al the santa Pc coast lines hos-
plial went to his room In the hospi-
tai this morning e. get Sis0 which he
had cached there he discovered the
money Was missing Davenport called
for The pollce Policemen Lujan and
Donohue responded Under lnstruc-
lions from Chief McMiilln they
searched the premises g. A. Riley
u no had been seen lettering about
Davenports room was called on for
an explanation His room was search
ed and the missing $3.50 found. Riley
Is from ThOrsau, Davenport PRONE
isod 90 50 ear 90 "a complaint und
Rllpy VAS arrested aud taken 10 jail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
DISPLAY on GOWNS MAKEs
BIG ufT At EL PAS

The m PaHo Herald has the foi-
lowing concerning the gowns worn
Ia "'rhe SIREN"
'rhe display of gowns IN The
siren attracted the women IN the au-
dience last night as nothing else has
done this season,
"a striking effect which one 81 the
sirens wears In the second act N %
melon messaline. embroidered win
graz aud cut IN daring princess tnsh-
ION The other gowns which nifa,l
attention are one consisting OF PINK
undergown with gray tunic braided
with white and the other OF ieNehd"f
satin with flesh colOred tHnic tfiitl-
med with cerlse and bonnet 90 lnatea.
These gowns are by Lucille OF fttis,
The other sirens are seen in TINS
ACT In duplicate gowns Of hSht plu'
ana creme De chine with hnnd paint
ed flowers on the bodice,
Another pair of Lucille gowns ~
eupiioate have the effect OF KAY 80
in ustticoats with tunice OF hkht
sreen chiffon. Vet two more Gowns
are paired in lilac satin skirts tuia i,.
M green satin aud striking mae sH',n
hand palnted stripes. HAS m@oe ~
paris match perfectly all Of 'hes'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
Pretty and Romantic Tale
Told By "The Siren" Tonight

gowns.
can attractive color creation is that
OF light blue crepe Dc chine, prin-
cess gown, hand painted In gold. with
petticoat Of gold and white. Another
white satin potticoAt heavily ein-
brolJered and with funic OF black
crepe de chine and lowered stripes
creates feminine Interest. while stiii
a more striking effect Is made In the
siren gown comprising white satin
pctticoat gold embroidered green tu-
mic and with gold beaded trimmings.
A similar creation is Of yellow chiffon
embroidered with gold flowers and
trimmed heavily with gold fringe
zone OF the sirens also wears IN the
second act gown OF a delicate shade
81 pink mosssliue with trimmings OF
deeper pink and crystal embroldafinK.
An unusually pretty effect Is that 81
"A peach satin petticOat with tunic Of
canary chiffon and gold bead trim
mings. Pleasing 10 the feminine eye
rs princess gown of pink satin with
white lace and crystal beads IN adj
dition 10 sashes Of snge green velvet,
which one 81 the sirens will display
Miss Burch. one of the stately SIR
ems. Is seen In an Oriental cffHct
achieved By means OF light blue
mauye over lavender embroidered In
varying brilliant shades.
Goat suits. the latest thing In
smart dress. prevail la the third.
which Is laid az country Inn. An
OF these suits and the beautifully
plumed hats that match each are Of
Partisan make and design. one 81
these consists 81 red satin petticoat,
blue satin tunic with boler0 jacket Of
red and blue stripes
Another one OF these coat suits
Is OF olive green satin. the coat fin
ished with white satin revers and
embroidered Ia black with braid
effect. A gorgeous affair Is 81 vivid
green with gold satin boiero aud gold
fringe. One OF electric blue chu-
fon over satin with hand painted
gold stripes stands out prominently.
white another Is Of the same effect
practically except there II In addition
melon colored and pointed color
tabs"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

No announcement that this theater
has to make this season gives greater
pleasure than that OF Charles Froh-
mans presentation here tonight OF
Donald Brian In the charming and de-
lightful romantic operetta, The
siren" MIR. Brian. who IL the peer
OF all stage dancers, and who made
THE Merry Widow" famous, is 20
be seen with the same original sup
porting company OF noted principals
that helped him create such furore
In New York. Chicago, Boston and
Philadelphia last season. with him
are to be- seen such we'll known artists
as Carroll McComas. VIII West. Ethel
Cadman. Harry DELI. Florence Nor
rison. Cyril Bidduiph. Cissy Sewell,
Victor LeRoy, and others. in addition
to the famous array Of sirens ana
the striking chorus OF beautiful young
women OF excellent singing ability.
THE siren" tells a pretty and ro~
mantle tale during the course Of rs
three acts MIR, Brian Will be seen as
gay young marquis who gets In
trouble by writing humorous verses
rejecting upon the emperor. The
minister of police il ordered 10 trap
the marquis. In order 10 DO 80 prop
| erly aud fasten the offense directly
on him the police chief must secure
a specimen OF the marquis handwrit-
ing. The Sirens. the famous beau
Ties OF the court. are called in and
directed to use their wilos In leading
this young man Is destruction by
means Of coaxng from him a billet
doux or any other written message.
They all fail but "A simple little coun
TRY girl happens along TO charm the
lyoung man.
| She betrays him innocently. OF
course everything comes out an right
in the end
"rhe siren dlnera from the ordi-
nary run of musical comedies by
reason of IL very coherent plot and
Interest. Then there TX Go be soeh
the most beautiful dancing that has
been shown GA the stage In years.
The Waltz Caprice la the second act
Is declared far superior and more
intricate dance than was the famous
thrce-step OF THE Merry widow.
This waltz has created yerltabls
1
seen.
The curtain falls upon the secon,
act of THE siren" In manner un'
usual for musical comedy All have
departed from the stage save Mr.
Brian az the marquis and the limo
cent country girl. Discovering tha
the rural miss has betrayed him, The
marquis denounces her Ia no uncer
tain tones. II Is scene worthy 81
amy straight drama.
THE siren" Is the work 0f Lee
stein and DR. A. N, wilmer, ms
noted Vienneso authors. az concern'
the book and lyrics The '1usic q
from the pen of that inlmitable mas
ter. Leo Fan The tunes enchant ant
their ma and swing viii be hummed
whistled aud sung for "a year after
ward
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

The board Of county commissioners
held AN All morning session In tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
MAD DOG SCARE
At KELLY
Board of Health Called Upon
and Issues Orders to Author
tiles to Kill All Suspected
Dogs.

Kelly, New Mexico. has "a mad dog
scare. pr. l.. q. Rice. vice president
of the state board of health. today
received the following telegram from
Kelly.
We have rabies among dogs aud
hogs here what would YOU advise r''
br. Rice, la reply, wrote as follows.
Albuquerque. y. NJ. April 4. 10.
"nr G, j. Logan, Kelly, New Mexico.
My Dear Doctor: Have your
county physician TO cooperate with
your sherirrs office and see that all
suspected animals are killed aud
burned. Also all dogs allowed al
large without muxzle.
"Please have them enforce these
Instructions for six weeks after last
ease.
~ you are unable 10 put above In
Ia operation please advise and a mem
her of the state board Of health will
visit your community at ,he expense
of your county,
New Mexico Board Of Health, L.
q. Rice. vice president"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

. The curtain VIII rise on The =
. siren" tonight promptly az
= O'Clock. and all patrons VIII ass
. sist Ia making the performance =
. u success by being IN their seats
. on time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

commended. proved that Miss Baker
had left the Harvey service yoiuntar-
ily and had not been discharged as
was alleged 10y the plaintiff who was
represented In court by Attorney A..
D. Robertson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
NEW YORK SALES
COMPANY OPENS
BRANCH HERE
Largest Organization of Sales
Promoters in Country Will
Make Albuquerque Western
Headquarters; Already Haa
$4,000 Contract at Clayton

That albuquerque Is becoming wido-
~ recognized as the logical headauar-
ters for arms doing business through
OUT the southwest has been again dem-
onstrated with tha location here DUR
Ing the past few days or the Western
hruuch offee Of the New York Sales
company. largest sales promoters ia
the tinted states. Onlccrs have been
established IN the \ r. Armiio buiid-
ing. and that tho ORGANISATION Is al
ready effectively active Is Indicated
by the following telegram resolved
here today
clayton. n. a.. April q. tsts.
Il. g. Howell. Secretary Western
Branch New York Sales Co.
signed NJ q. Tixler for sale seven
teen thousand dollar stock general
merchandise. Sale starts April 10th.
gslgnedl ~. W. BURDEN.
W. W. Burden who Il general west-
ern manager for the New York Sales
company. IL widely known IN NoW
Mexico and neighboring states a. a
most expert and successful sales pros
moter, having lately resigned a. scn-
eral manager for tho Chicago Eaies
company n. e. Howell. who h 10 b.
tn charge OF the Albuquerque oilice
as secretary and treasurer. also en.
Joys an enviahlc reputAsl0n III this
part OF the country az q thoroughly
competent and reliable business man.
Tho New York saieS company Il al
orsaniSation OF capital. business men.
advertising experts. artists and sales.
men. Us methods are unique and III.
variably efectlpe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
DIssENsI0N RIFE
IN CUBS CAMP
10y LEASED wIre to sgenInr HcraId.l

ny LEASED Wire Ia Evening tlcrald.l
Chicago. April i.--Alieged dissen-
sion between Manager John Evcrs
and members 81 the Chicago National
league baseball cluh came TO head
with the return of the team today
after seven weeks training trip,
when Trainer semmons presented his
resignation In the form OF blow to
the managers Jaw.
The fight occurred Just az the train
was pulling into this city from Kan
ms cry. The Journal this afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04

Impure blood runs you down Fl
makes you au easy victim for disease.
For pure blood and sound diecssiun
.--Burdock Blood Bllters. At all drug
stores Price. .Oa.--Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
COUNTY ROAD BOARD
WILL DONATE $500

A big boost WIS given 20 tho pro.
posed Albuquerque Jemek road yoster-
day when the county road board de-
cided to appropriate $500. ca be spent
or the road inside the limits Of Bef-
nalillo county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-04
SCHEME IS
DENOUNCED BY
MANY PEOPLE
BY sellers That
He Will Suggest Tagging
AbOdes Of People Afflicted
With tuberculosis, Causes
Wrath.

The plan conceived by Mayor d. X.
b. sellers to post white placards on
the houses hotels and roominE
houses IN which persons afflicted with
tuberculosis reside. came In for a ne
we're panning today By people who are
In Albuquerque for their health The
mayor. " he o. understood correctly.
Will suggest 60 the city council that
large white placards be placed on
places In which tuberculnr people are
known 20 reside. the precautlon being
'as a protection for strangers who
come here"
The mayor may be serious In hts
scheme and may believe he II advO-
eating something meritOrlOuE." said
one man today, who frankly admitted
that he would come under the white
card ban, but he n springing his
surprise before he has fully consid-
cred the results from such action. n
the mayor IL anxious to do any pla-
carding he might have number OF
big red cards printed with the words.
"No Lungers Here" By tacklng up
the red cards In places where there
are no people suffering from the ac-
carding places where r. y. patients
reside, the city would save money. q"
Many people who are here for their
health received the suggestion OF
white placards with considerable in
dignatiOn; others believe Il an April
fool Joke which the mayor held up
for couple Of days Instead OF the
white placards. one man suggested
that the mayor compel all sufferers
from the bugs 10 wear large buttons
on their coat lapols the buttons TO be
not less than six inches In diameter.
and To have the words white
Plague" printed In large red letters.
Another man suggested that the
mayor take day OF some day and
go through the business section of Al
buquerquc and Interview the business
men, bankers, merchants, lawyers.
surgeons and professional men of all
GLASSES and find out how many OF
them came here FOR relief from the
bugs"
- don't get the mayors idea" said
one recent arrival. II came Ia Albu-
qlerque on the strength OF some ia
orature that said Albuquerque was
In the heart OF the we'll country
came down here to get well and now
the mayor wants 20 brand me and
put a white placard on my house"
one prominent business man OF Al
! buquerquc, who weighs goo pounds,
and who came here "A "lunger" ten
years ago, declared today that the
mayors idea ~ ridiculous and viii
never be seriously considered by the
city council
Don't take our mayor too serious.
/ ly.' said this man. He has ideas
galore. some OF them are good: 9th
ers are not Today he has a scheme
TO put white placards ON r. y. pa
tients. Yesterday he was gathering
ia fund for Hood sufferers In Dayton
| Tomorrow he will be- agitating a ma
tional paradise for lunecrs. 20 be built
on some addition or other not less
than two miles from the city limits OF
Albuquerque. A. said before, don't
take the Colonel too seriously"
take her place. This, the defens,
commended. proved that Miss Baker
had left the Harvey service voiuntar.
ily and had not been discharged ai
was alleged 10y the plaintiff. who wa
I - Ia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-24
The Hen and Her
Cost Of Maintenance
Versus the Cow
Interesting Facts and Figures Con-
corning Fowl and Beast-Note on
Standard Revision Committee.

Edited by JUDGE 2. ]. MARSHALL.
BY a comparison Of the intrinsic
value Of the Individual hen and her
cost Of maintenance we find that, TAX
Ing into consideration the value Of
each, the net profit from the hen ex-
ceeds that from the cow Forty good
laying hens are worth about the same
as the average dairy COW. considered
In the light Of practical utility only
Forty good utility pullets given good,
fair average treatment WIN give a
profit for a year Of at least $50 net
taken at a, low estimate for price Of
eggs at that. II you would go 20 work
and give them special or scientific
care the proceeds would be largely
increased. Now where is the average
dairy COW common stock, with aV-
erage care and no more that win
yield anything Ike $50 after paying
expenses OF feed, eto? / win venture
the assertion that they will not net
their owners more than half that
the Encouragement Of dairy interests
in the South, not by any manner Of
means. for we need increased dairy in
the South. There is ample room for
both the poultry and dairy business,
but let II be known by those who have
been inclined to think slightly of the
poultry part that it needs no over
estimation a . my hands. The little in
dustrious hen is ready at any time to
demonstrate her ability along these
lines II only given half a chance for
a living Taken on land that is even
too poor to make good grazing land
poultry viii do well on It, and II the
are properly cared for and
used on land when the green stuff is
raised, the land can soon be made to
produce almost anything in the way
or crops. at the same time you are
reaping a handsome profit. You can
not expect, however, that poultry will
thrive without care. The trouble with
poultry. therefore, is that It has been
neglected. The everyday, old-fash-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-24

at 10 a. m. Tuesday, we
viii offer 70 the highest bidder sew
eral consignmeuts Of household fur
niturs. also q nice lot OF furniture
from $50 Whitehall Street, consist
ing Of a five-piece mahogany bed
room suit, including dresser, wash
stand. bed. dressing table and chif-
fonier. elegant brass beds, refrigera-
tors. early English dresser and chif-
fonier. mahogany parlor SUIT, uphol-
stored in genuine leather, oak hat
rack, quartered oak sideboard, brass
costumers, sanitary couch, Nernis-
Martin iron beds. felt mattresses.
National springs, feather pillows
mahogany dresser and chiffOnier,
fine lot Of rockers in mahogany, ear
~ English and qunrtered oak, gas
stove, leather lounge, oak library ia
BILE, kitchen cabinet, davenport. mat
ting squares. CreX rugs, mahogany
chihonier, quartered oak dresser and
washstand. mahogany dining table
with set OF chairs 20 match lot Of
mating center tables, mahogany
pedestal. mahogany three-piece IL
brary suit Administer and Brussels
art squares, lace curtains, linoleum,
bed spreads, portieres, and many
other things too numerous to men
ton. These goods are practically
new. having been used less than
twelve months. open for inspeG-
ton Monday. Sale 10 a, m, Tues
day. June "a. our auction rooms
are cooled by electric fans.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-24
FURNISHED HOUSES EoR RgNr.
uNFURNsHEo HOUSES FOR
RENT,

FOR RENTED East Georgia Avsnue;
lot 90 by 200; modern six room cot
tagei porcelata bath; best surroundings.
A. J.r& H f. West. Phone 1884 Main.
6-23-31
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-24

CAN accommodate two legislators at 6
Gambler St. Decatur, Ca 1895
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-24
Poultry, Plants and Seeds.
II. G. HASTINGS & co.

SEEDS, PLANTS AND POULTRY
SUPPLIES.
North and South Side Deliveries, Q AN.
Inman Park and West End, 2 p. NJ.
Phones 1868.
ONE OF the greatest drawbacks to poul-
tryraising in the South is lice They
Kill more little chicks than all the dis
eases combined, and when a hen is full
Of lice you can not expect her to lay
many eggs. However, If you start in
time you can get rid Of these pests
without very much trouble Cleanli-
ness is the main thing to consider; keep
the. house cleaned out. and once a week,
at least spray thoroughly all the rOosts,
dropping boards and nests with Pratt $
or Conkey's Lice Liquid. They are
both good preparations. and are guar
anteed to kill. II is also good plan to
use lice powder; a 25c box Of ConlSey' s
Lice Powder win dust about rs hens,
and If used in connection with Lice
Liquid you can soon have your flock
free from these pests and you can soon
see the good results from the increased
egg production.
ARE your baby chicks lousy? Better
examine them, and II they are get a
package of Conkey's or Pratt's Head
baby chicks; rub a little back of the
head and under each wing; IL will posi-
lively kin every louise and not injure
the chick. 10c and Csc package.
IT Is NOT a good plan to feed much
corn during the hot weather A great
many brands Of Scratch Feeds that are
offered have about three-fourths
corn. The Red Comb brand has only
a small percentage. and is by far the
best Scratch Feed sold in this market
S. per 100 pounds.
THIS is a good time to feed mash feed
The Red Comb Mash is a perfectly
balanced ration, just the thing for the
hens, also fine for baby chicks. 1925
per 100 pounds.
WE CARRY a fun line Of poultry yard
supplies drinking founts, food hop
pers grit and shell boxes, feed pans
in fact everything for the poultryman
Come see our line and get our prices be-
fore you buy
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-24
MEDICAL.


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swelling iu fifteen TO twenty days. Col
uu Dropsy Remedy Company. 40S Aus
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DR.. EDMONDSON'S Tansy Pennyroyal
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liable treatment for pS.nful and sup
pressed menstruRtiOn. Irregularities and
similar Instructions Trial box by mail
s0c, Frank Edmondson & Bro. manu-
featuring chemists, II North Broad st,
Atlanta
THIS VERY MINUTE the opportunity
you've long sought awaits you in the
Want Ad pages OF Eearsts SUNDAY
American and Atlanta Georgian Not
an issue is printed that does not contain
the cream Of desirable positions. excel
lent boarding ana rooming places. fine
business opportunities. real estate bar
gains and other things Whatever your
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-24
THE GEORGIAN'S RENT BULLETIN
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two front rooms; also
three connecting rooms for light
housekeeping. Is West Pine, between
Spring and West Peachtree Streets.
6-21-s0