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Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-26
Tho Phantom Fire Ship.

The traditional fire ship" Of Cha
leur bay. New Brunswick, appearing
usually before a storm, has basis
OF fact. according to scientist. It is
a hemispherical light. with the fiat
side toward the water. glowing some
times without much change Of form.
but at other times rising into slender,
moving columns. in which an excited
Imagination might recognize the fam.
ing rigging Of ship. The general ex-
PLANTATION offered is that this object is
a manifestation of st. Elmo's fire. an
electrical phenomenon. but the reason
for its appearing only on or near Cha
leur bay is not known.-LOndon Tele-
graph.
No duty Ia SO commonly underrateo
as the duty ut being happy.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-26
THE COST OF WAR.

War cannot be abolished. hut
a great deal Of good can be ac-
complished II wars can he linn
tied. say. one to every fifth CEN
fury. War never settles any
thing. 1t il an endless screw
and does more harm than good.
1t Is a detriment and drawback
to humanity. II international
peace il obtained, then the treas
ury Of the people will not be
drained. At present 81. 5OO.OOO.-
600 Is spent annually on arma-
ments. and soon the amount will
reach 5000 600. OOO.-COunt Ap-
ponyi.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-26

upon a great body of men who have
dedicated their lives to the high
and sacred calling Fergus County
Democrat.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

An Albuquerque Citizen Gives IuFor,
nation Of PRICELESS value.

When you suffer from backache.
Headaches, dizziness, nervousness,
Feel weak, languid, depressed.
Have annoying urinary disorders;
DO you know what % dOP
Some Albuquerque people do.
Read the statement that follows.
It's from an Albuquerque citizen.
Testimony that can be Investigated.
Mrs J. " Ament, 100 N. Arno ST..
Albuquerque, n. Mex. says; "Doan's
Kidney Pills were first brought 20
our attention when we lived at AnTo-
ra, IN. They were used at that time
by "A member OF our family, who was
suffering from kidney complaint A
tired, l0nguid feeling was present and
the kidney secTetions were disOr-
dered. Doan's Kidney Pills brought
prompt relief from these difficulties.
and acted as a tonic 20 the entire
system. When there has been need
OF kidney remedy since then,
Doan's Kidney Pills have never failed
TO prove OF benefit"
For sale by all dealears. Price 30
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the I'm
tied states.
Remember the name. Doan's--and
take no other.-Adv. 3S
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18
FETYFVE MILES
IN HOUR IS DONE
BVM0T0RISTs
Tests Made on ~ Mlle Track
81 Traction Park Prove mat
Labm Day Races WIN be
Thrilling.

Three cars in friendly sesl face.
liastIea % lle rate uf aftv miles an
hpaf ~ she halI mile circular lraoh
af ffarilon park yesterday afternoon.
HNe speeding was thuulne ali the
way especially 10 at the lufnn a
nnpti'er W 1fistfs have assured pro-
moifr Mowsy they viii b. TIE races
go lahnf dag. now that Il has been
AtppakiFated thp trncig az ihf park g.
ssfnclentig enfc. The promoter 20.
day siEuea 10 Tom Maddox for the
event Maddox was with the Buick
neuple here anti q monlh ago when
~ seat q tht Pnrsfic rneef ~ work
as mecnnnician on three entries for
the l.ps AnRplea 10 sacramento race
~ July Waierman's Rulck. 4 fso. e
anlahe9 Second MaaaoH feturned 10
Aibuquer4ue TODAY and viii help 20
create Interest n she RpHheiust events
On tabor day. giving those Interested
the benefit ~ hle pSpeffnnco na racer
and meehanic. Maddex has raced al
over The world. 81 80 speedways IN
America and ~ foreign countries.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18
Phil KNIGHT WANTS
TO MEET PUEBLO BOY

F'uehlo. Colo, July l7.--phu
Knight. lightweight fighter o. Karsas
City "a IN Pueblo after q visit 20 ppintf
"a the northwest. Knight wnntn
match IN fpaahlo ana win spend few
daya IN the IS IN thu hope ~ cioss
ING ne6otlaflonH Tor hattlc with Ed.
die johnson. 50 FAR knight has not
been able TO get Johnpn 70 agree 20
4 match.
Knlaht has fought several battles in
Pueblo. and Il popular with local
nghf fans. He lost 20 johnson when
they fought here the last time. but
she Kansas City tighter has never
been sallAned with the result o. that
battle and has been seeking another
opportunity 70 meet johnson for the
past several months.
Jimmie Fitzpatrick. matchmaker
FOR the Rex Athletic club IL making
an effort % hiring johnson and knight
together here IN she near future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18
DRY WEATHER KEEPS FIRES
GOING IN GIIA FORREST

Forest fires continue "a blaze In the
Glla forest. as a result OF the very
dry weather and there have been
fOrty-One fires 10 date this season.
Friday the force north Of town was
lighting q Ore In sycamore Canyon,
and Saturday Gre was reported rug
ing on the divide between the head 81
Big Turkey and Mogollon creeks. and
Assistant Supervisor Douglass went
out from Pinos Altos with q gang 81
men. This brings the total number of
fires on the ella forest up 10 ~. and
there will be more unless the rains
set In very quickly. Lightning has
been the cause Of most Of the fires,
the greater part Of them being In the
toughest and most inaccessible por-
lions 81 the reserve. Had not the
forces been well organ
lied aud equipped with pack trains
as means Of getting supplies la. a
result like that ~ 1904 would have
been the record for this year IN 1904
the fires got entirely beyond control
and were allowed o. burn themselves
ont with the result that many thous-
ands Of acres ~ valuable timber were
destroyed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18
BUSINESS MEN TO
GET BEHIND THE
CHAUTAUQUA
MOuntainair Association, Live
Booster Bunch, Decides to
Make Itself Reception Com
mlttee at Big Summer Event

Mountninalr. n. A., July iS.-At q
regular meeting ~ the Mountalnair
business Mems association held tho
evening OF July 10, II was unanimous
~ voted 10 have this organization Rot
behind the Mountainair Chautauqua
this year as never before. This or
ganizatlon is the Invest bunch az
boosters ever gotten together la New
Mexico and each member has pledged
himself 10 act as member Of q re-
ception committee during Chautauqun
ana viii do all In his power to help
show the visitors good time. The
members viii he especially active on
the two days having the largest NUM-
her 81 visiting business men from
other parts Of the state. Torrance
county DAY. August 10. and Good
Roads day. August 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18
NEW MExlCANS ARE
KEEPING AN EYE ON
PUBLIC BUILDINGS

washington. y. c.. July f4.-Tha
Treasury department b n0w pushing
the work reKefdlne publle buildings
and public building siirn throughout
the sEcle country. The treasury de-
partment officials announce their en-
tire satisfaction with the two elegant
federal BUILDINGS az Albuquerque and
Roswell, and which they consider
credit 70 the cities whore located aud
to the state.
As Is generally the case there n
delay AZ Las Vegas santa Re and Las
Cruces There ara hundreds 81 build
lngs ana hundreds of sites and sho
government IL now awaiting the 1nni
reports OF the many agents now IN the
Held. The agent makes the round
of the buildlngs and Atea assigned
him before making HE final report on
any. and this IN the usual case often
causes long and vexatious delays. Ia
the three cases mentioned the sites
should be selected and the oonstruc-
ton ~ the buildings started without
much delay
Senators cairon and Fan ana Rep.
resentativc Fernussun are giving their
attention 60 the conditions. and are
pushing the treasury department ofn-
cials for action ~ the earliest Oppor-
tunity.
When yon want ice call up s7-Bs--
Diamond Zoe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18
BALED ROSE PETALS
MAKE POPULAR Urr

Artesla. n. NJ. July ie.-Rose pet
ais IN Artesla are no longer scattered
10 the four winds 81 heaven. but arr
carefully garnered by the housewife.
who puts them through processes UNI
"a they evolve into a beautiful string
Of black heads retaining the odor Of
roses. Lloyd Conn. % Rosedale. ships
diminutive bales Of the petals 10 a
Denvn house, for which ne receives
SO cents a bale. These bales are about
Ave inches long. three inches wide
and two inches thick. u requires
three gallons - petals % make a bale.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

we NN"E.NM
Silver Ciiy. ~ o.. Julg lIt-~ln the
preeence ~ hh wife ana iva Mmnil
thildfNn. JuiIan Cnilea aned "a. wis
shot and almost Instantly Killed ~
$50 this mofnlEk near his hene
nhout thfet hlockk eaHt ~ the nrm-
nfy ~ Hfnadway Pablo Ybarfo. a.
youth n about "a yfars. ~ charged
With fhe shooting. and tlie weapon
naed WAS q 3o-so Winchester riie.
There were probably dozen aye wit.
nesses to she crime. Including tho
hoy's mother and other members ~
his famiiy.
Rye Witnesses ~ the shooting. ac-
cordlnN 20 the STORY ~ published IN
the silver CITY independent. declare
that from the time youna Yharra
came out ~ his house with the rlne
IA hie hands nos u word VIA spoken.
Gales with tonara onintlnnr. Ioae
Garcia. and two others were In q
group and were ON their way toward
the home 81 Gales. which was not
nfly feet away. m the yard stood his
wife and twe children Yharrn could
not hive been more than 90 feet dis
iant Hla nrst shot missed the en-
tire Grosp, bat the second struck Cali
les In the left side. iupt above the
heart. Eeverlng the aorta ana caua-
ing almost instant death.
Ybarra. ouintinar. Garcia and Loo
pea we're promptly taken Lotto custody
by tho officers.
The motive 81 ihe ofifne WAS q de-
sire on the part 81 Ybarra To set even
with the bunch that wnylaid him and
gave him a severe heaiing up satur-
day night.
The rife sh0ts were plainly heard
al over the business section ~ town.
but everybody thought u was from
the Lubln Plciuve company's private
war on Boston iIlli. When the truth
became known several hundred peo-
pie rushed TO the scene and stood In
an nwed group around the silent form
over which white sheet had been
spread The dead mans young wife
and two children. toge,her with
friends from, the neighborhood. form
"a fearful group nearby
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18
EYEBAIL BADLY BURNED
BH FLYING AMMONIA

Henry West. who lives southeast of
Artesia. met with serious accident
at the armory that may result In the
loss Of an eye. With other members
Of Company G he was preparing for
the trip 10 the annual encampmen' az
Las Vegas. one OF the company OPEN
ed hottie 81 ammonia 60 be Used In
cleaning rifles, when the Ras threw
the contents over the group. some Of
.lt going Into Vests face ana burning
his eyelid and eyehali. and possibly
affecting his sight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18
cOMANCHE COMPANY
cONGRATULATES PROF.
JONES ON SELECTION

Among n number OF conggatulntory
teleerams ana letters received Ny
prof. Fnyette A. Jones on MS APP
poinsment o. president Of the New
Mexico state school Of Mines ~ the
following.
philadelphia, Pa, July i6.
prof. Fayette A. Jones, Albuquer-
querane. n, NJ.
Accept congratulations on election
president school Of Mines from your
friends. Daniel r. Evans May a VIII
fong. Addison X. May. Charles o.
Wllf0ng. We predict a successful adj
mlnistration. The state OF New Mex
leo In turn is 20 be congratulated on
securing your services In such an i'm
portant post.
"CHAs. q. wILFONG."
This telegram h important 10 New
Mexico from a business standpoint,
since the firm 81 May a Wilfong have
recently become interested IN the eX-
piolation OF the undeveloped nntuF-
al resources OF the state and Il Is their
intention 20 put into various MINING
enterprises and irrigation projects
large sums of eastern capital These
onterprlsing gentlemen have just re-
Gently organized the comanche OF A
Gas company To exploit "a large tract
Of land in the .Pecos valley lying inn
mediately northeast Of Loving. Ad-
Vices have been received that suffis
Client capital has been raised "a put
down the first well and work will be-
gin az a very early date. Mr.. VIII
fong expects to visit Albuquerque IN
the near future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

SON Ffanclsnn. 1nlt 1s-~The West.
efn Farlnc railroad. the Cloud onl-
iel 81 AIR Pacific coast. H. ~ lnae Iir
identity rs a mhnaeefial nnit ard
pass under control 81 sha Denver A
$50 ufanee. fhnH establishing.
tnfoueh tae Missouri Pacific. one
management faF llae Guula reads west
~ The Mississippi river. according "a
announcelneng made here today.
Correspondence eiqen oal al she ef-
iIret "a the Western paeiile. together
with m official statement. shows that
r. Jeffrey, president ~ the road.
relirea. becoming chairman ~ the
beard - directors. and &. III. schlacke.
fsce PRESIDENT who has been in Inn
mediate rpnteoL resigns from hts POI
sitlon and aiao from che directorate %
tire Denver 4 Rio crande.
n. r. Hush. president Of the latter
road. - 90 become president of the
Western paclne. and q y reported he
win have charse % at the western
Gould linee. Probably =. L. Brown.
vice president and general manager %
the Denver a Rio oFande, win be
moved from Denver 70 san Franciaco
20 yum the Western Pacific, ana local
~ h ls hoped that President Bush's
headquarters viii b. here.
Mr.. schlacka in hls letter o. resig-
nntinn "a the rio 0randc hoard ~
directors. olives az MA reason the
charge Ia operative management.
Disision Appropriations.
san nernnrdlno. Cal. July is.--
Minor appropriations are made for
the coast lines for the month provid-
Ing beitcrmenie an along the line. The
bigeea, Hem on the coast lines Is for
the replacing OF bridge No. 2s-A on
the valley division % cost about SCI -
000. The Los Angeles division ex-
pendltures follow
Bridge 80. its-A-Replacins.
ef.42s.
Bridge No. iis-B-Replacins.
Sf.ta0
Bridse 40. Installins side
walk ana handreiis. els42g.
Pasadena r. Installing automatic
fagmen az various street croaeinse,
so.sse.
San extending and
improving pit facilities in the shops
ss.e37.
Los Angeles Providing spur
track for the Oswald Brothers Con-
tracing company.
santa Fe landings.
The total number Of cars Of all
kinds % revenue freight loaded on All
Santa Re system lines and received
from foreign connections during the
month 81 June was i02.799 as COM
pared with ss.G52 for the same month
Of last year. an increase ~ 4.iiI cars
or about four per cent. The actual
figures are ~ follows.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18
RUSSIAN HOUND is
LATEST FAD IN
DOG STYLES
POOdles RELOCATED to Back
ground With pups; Even
pOmeranlans Are Not POpu-
lar Fashionable PrOmenad-
ers.

New YORK. Iaiy H. what becomes
81 Fido wien he goes ONT ~ fashion z
That h the question tnai has been
worrying rnrmasf - The soeseiy for
thu Prsvehslon II Cruelty a. Anlmals
ever since ne overheard 81 converse
tlon between two fashionable women
ln Central PARK. The nrHt Woman.
the more ultra -fnshlonably dressed %
the two. was walklng Va the park
with her dog, a large Rnssian wolf
hnund. when sle met her friend, not
quite 80 we'll dressed. who was leading
a diminntiye poodie hy a silver chain.
when have I seen a poodle be-
force" exclaimed the owner 81 the hig
dnn. with her most engaging smile.
TOO bad the ilttle fellows have gone
completely oui Of fashion. one never
encounters them any more. J won
der why they went ont ~ style 80
completely"
An unconscious that he was pasae.
the little poodle tcotted away with his
mistress. but she wore q pensive look
and did not seem halt so Interested
Ia the dlminutiye canine as before she
met her acquaintance. The \. y. g..
A. man was perfectly sure that the
poodle would not long decorate the
ether end of the silver chain, but
what he has been unable 20 discover
IL where the poodle will go when he
~ discarded by milady.
when the poodle came along the
pug went by the board, and then the
business and now the big dogs are
pomeraniun pat the poodle 0ut 81
the thing for afternoon wear nut
the s. r. e. \. never before consid-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

hlveno Motive Or SIan Mrdor With 5000 Rifle: IeaI-
Gus Slayer Of Girl SIN Hiding In Mountains; More For
est Fires N CHA Reserve improvements at Blind IN.
siuto; hrieslas Baed Rose Petals Prove Popular; AM
mona Burns Churchman's Eye

were opened ~ the hoard Of trustee.
az the New Moalco Institute Tor thf
Blind nt the office 81 Secretary q. J..
Woihnacr IN this city, for tho fur
nishina ~ the new building which Is
now nearing completion There
were several bids frum Grand Rapias.
Chicago and other concerns. ~ T.
oliver. reprcrentinH the Chltpndon.
ilaelmnn company. ~ burlington.
Iowa. secured the contract for the
entire furniture Tor the building ~
we'll as furnishing the Kitchen. The
Estimated amount ~ the contract n
about, 81. sac The huafd aIsa pro-
vided for n system az heating water
for the building and the eaulpplne ~
h laundry was nerecd upon "a De
taken up ~ q later date. Present az
this meeting wcre George y. BARBER.
81 Lincoln; A a. ROLAND, ~ Carl
zozo, and O. =. WolnnRer of this clay.
Edison Succeeds nench.
Operative the nrst ~ next month
the management q the Aiamogordo
improvement company. OF this city.
win change hands. Frank w Hench.
for the past three years manager of
the company. will be succeeded by W.
z. Edison. Of Chicago. IN that capae-
ny. The new manager formerly held
the position and he win come TO the
Position no stranger 20 its duties. The
company IA the original owner Of the
city. promoting u abeut ~ years ago
nt the time the ~ Paso a Northeast
ern built here. The company also
owns and operates the water and
HIGHT system. II also owns consider
able property adjoining the city. much
Of this being we'll improved
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18
MURDERER or swEIHEART
HIDING " MOUNTAINS

Francisco GaFcla OF Mogollon. who
shot his pretty sweetheart Maria
Fonseca, through the heart. killing
her Instantly because he believed she
looked with more favor upon a rival.
is sgill hiding In. the rugged mount
aims Of that section and the posse I'm
pursuit has been unable 10 capture
him. The dead giTl was considered a
great beauty and moreover was very
popular and intense feeling was caus-
ed by the crime.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18
AUTO TURNS TURTLE:
OCCUPANTS VNfNJUREII

I'D Head and family had an inter
estIr.x experience OF being buried tenn
porarily under their auto "a oak
Grove hill en- route from Burro
Springs 20 silver city In trying 10
pass a team the machine climbed too
high on the bank and turned COM
pletely over. pinning the occupants
underneath. The top broke the fall
Of the machine and they were exiri-
Gated unhnrt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

Steamboat springs, Colo, July is.--
Jack scnninn and Frank Nogle. prom
inent participants In the forcible ex-
pulsion 81 japanese laborors on the
Denver and salt Lake railroad extern
sion Tuesday. were convicted and
fined 500 each IN the Justice court
last aight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

Your complexion as we'll al your
temper IA rendered miserable by a dis
ordered liver and by constipation.
Take Chamberlaln's Tablets and you
VIII Improve them both. For sale by
lnll drnGglalH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

Si0p dnrniug. Every pair az our
Black Cat aockings Tor every menu
her Of your family guaranteed % give
absolute satisfaction g. Mays shoe
store, glt West Central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18
SPORTING BREVITIEs
OFF TIE WIRE.

New YoFk--Aithough neither the
American nor National league pen
nant Is the property OF any particular
club az yet. Ban Johnson and tho
other members o. the National come
mission are beginning 70 plan for the
worlds series Of 1913. The American
league executive while here said:
"WhIle the Athletics have a big
lead at present nothing - certain Ia
baseball. notice that Mack still "
seeking pitchers so I guess I'm safe
IN saying that ne Is not yet ready 10
81 back and walt for the National
league wlnnern' onslaught, Cleveland.
Washington and Chicago are all very
much In tbs race strengthening their
teams and ready 20 take advantage OF
the slightest alp on the part Of the
Athletics"
Denver. colo.--The eight boxera
who are 70 participate In the forty
rounds Of boxing az the stock yards
pavililon tonight arc ready for the
gong. The cayd Is one OF the best OF
fered the Denver fight goers IN years.
The four bouts on the program are
an over the ten-route route and the
] principals are
Frankie whitney W. Phi. knight.
/ Benny Chavez SIS. KID Peppers.
Louie Newman So. XII Morrisey.
"Red" Butler W. Jack Shelly.
Interest ID equally divided between
! the whitney knight, chavez-Peppers
and Buaier-skelly contests. whitney,
clever box& will meet Ia Knight
one Of the hardest hitting light
weights in the game. Benny Chavez.
she sensational featherwoight from
Trinldad a making his first appear
ance in Denver and IN KID Peppers he
Is meeting 4 FIRST class boxer who car-
4 flea q knockout IN both hands. Red
Butler and Jack skelly have each
knocked out George Paulidoni. the
! former IN three rounds and the latter
one. ana the fight enthusiasts look for
7 "A whlrlwind hattie between this pair
81 llghtweights.
Adrian. Mich.--Baitle Greek and
Adrian. the leading teams IN the
southern Mirhlean league yesterday
niayed % Innings 20 tie. each scor-
Ing one run before darkness ended
the strugHle.
both pitchers showed wonderful
control. LoOmls. 81 Adrian, a right
handler. struck out ~ hntterf and ia-
sued one pass purposeiy IN the zoih
inning. Mcdonald, souihpaw,
tanned lG and passed no one.
O4uaha. Nebr. President Rourke.
denies the report that he has asked
fnr waivers on practically the whole
Omaha team Ne admitted that he
had asked for waivers on three play
era bnt declined 10 say who ihey
were.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

||.|"I.
hotel thas never registered q
quest. that never SOLD drink ar
served meal that b. fact. never
opened ~ doofa- aiihouah t stood
fof ihlrly-eeven yeafa, passed. OUT 90
existence when q gang % workmen
started Va today % domoilah the Cen
tenninl hotel IN Long Island city n
was built "a the time ~ the Ccnteh-
NAL exhibition IN Philadelphia IN 1875
"a the belief that philadelphia would
not hc able "a accommodate al COM
ere and that the overflow would have
70 seek hotels IN Iona island city
But the crowds never came. At the
time of ~ openlne local paper an.
nnnncN'd that 'uen. y. y Grant ana
Emperor Dom Pedro % Hraali VIII be
amonR The distinguished guests 81 the
grand opening"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

Omaha. Nebr. President Rourke,
denies the report that he has asked
fnr waivers on practically the whole
Dmaha team he admitted that he
had asked for Waivefa on three play
pra but declined 10 say who they
were.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

Quick maturing for late planting
Bunch BEANS and Peas.
isetiuce, ftn6ish, Corn.
aeeta, Turnips, Aaillet and AiiIa
Maize.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

Trimbl.'s Iivsr, iis Norm a'eo0a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-18

When yon want ice call up s7-Ss---
Diamond Zoe
Evening star., 1913-05-19

CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2-Jrstice Gould.
In re estate of Florence NJ. Wheelan !:
on trial: caveators attorney. Il. p. Evans:
caveatee's attorneys, I. r. Hit. Handy
& HutchiSon.