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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-30
Desde Cayey
INSPECTOR SANITARIO
SIN iCUIDADO.

14\hoT ECIOR SANIIARIO.
Acompafiado del Inspector local se7or
Pont Zayas, giro hoy una vista lie ms
peccion a la localidad ell doctor Malaret.
qulen marcha satisfechisimo de la ges-
ti6n desarrollada por esta oficina SAM
taria, pues encontro la poblaci6n bastan-
te saneada en- perfecto estado de linn
pieza
INTENTO DE SUICIDIO.
Aver intento suicidarse arrojandose
por ell puente ''Patricio'', sito en- la ca
rretera de Guayama, ell lisiado Bernardo
Lebron, quien ten1a inutilizada una de
sus plernas. A consecuencia de la caida
Sc fracture la pierna que tenla it'll te-
mlendose que habra necesidad de ampu-
tarsela
Se ignoran los m6viles que le impul
saron a tomar tan fatal resoluci5n, aun-
que Sc cree que desesperado de su mise
ra condici6n, concibi6 la idea de quitarse
la vida
Ha sido ingresado en- ell Hospital, en-
donde continua en- estado grave por efec-
to de los fuertes golpes recibidos.
RINA SANGRIENTA.
Anoche, en- una tienda del barrio
Toita", rineron los individuos Juan
Torres, Antonio Ayala Ventura Melen-
dez y Lizahdo Torres. En- la refriega
salieron a relucir los machetes. con Gu
yas armas Sc produjeron los cuatro SEN
das heridas, habiendo habido necesidad
de trasladarlos al Hospital a curarlos de
las leslones graves que sufrieron. Ell
Juez Intervene en- ell asunto.
Ell ALCANTARILLADO.
Hablando aver con ell ingeniero Direc
tor de las obras de alcantarillado de la
poblacion senior Colon, nos manifesto
que tales trabajos, estaran termmados a
principles de Noviembre, en- disposition
de ponerse al servicio p1blico.
Els una de las mejoras notables que
nuestro municipio ha introducido, su
necesidad Sc dejaba sentir intensamente.
El Corresponsal.
Cayey 2S-9-e13.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-30

En- la primera, mil metros, conquis-
taron el triunfo:
10. Submarine.
20. CarmeEta,
con records = de 1.10 y 10 5, res
pectivamente. L
El Submarine, que naufrag6 en- la llu-
via del domingo 1ltimo, do un dividen-
do excitante: $7.97. Los favoritos, que
eran Wawasa y Pastora, apenas daban
senales de vida
Milo do una sorpresa en- La segunda
carrera, 1000 metros, as1 como un
buen dividendo sus mistades 1914.
Ell resultado de la carrera fue:
10. Milo
20. Bribona,
para la cual eran todas las simpatlas del
|p1blico. Los records fueron, respec-
tivamente, 1.24 y 124 5. Ell triunfo
de Milo fue celebrado con grandes ova-
clones.
En- la tercera carrera, a $50 metros,
vencieron:
10. Brutus.
20. Mouwen,
con records" de So 2 y SO 3 5. Peer
less, que era una de los favoritos del p1-
blico, lego muy atras. La carrera de
Brutus fue superior1sima entr6 con ra-
pidez extraordinaria y pas6 por entire to-
dos los caballos, inseparables compane-
ros suyos.
En- la cuarta, $50 metros, perdi6 ell
favorito del p1blico, Ave Blanca, intro
ducida por su Hockey" entire todos los
demas cuadr1pedos para que no triun-
fase Hubo justas protestas del p1blico
contra la perdida de dicho animal que es
muy superior sus contricantes del do
mingo y depio ganarles sobre la brida.
Cleopatra, que estaba mas elegante y
hermosa que nunca, logr6 ell primer
puesto, un dividendo de 1892 lie su-
cedi6 Centinela Los "records" fueron
So l 5 y So 2 5, respectivamente
En- la quinta carrera, una milla,
triunfaron:
10. Elwyn.
20. Yuma,
con records" de 1.41 y >1.41 3 5.
La sexta carrera fue una gran victoria
para Lebrel, que facilmente venci6 Te-
megame. Ell econ Cuidado" puso de
relieve que su nombre es una cruel iro-
MIA
Los "records' fueron Is 5 1.5
2I5.
La Ultima, la septima, a LOCO metros,
fue la mejor carrera de la tarde La ca
rrera de Secreto fue magnifca, dejando
maravillados a los simpatizadores de
Elegante, que eran muchos. Ell resulta-
do fue:
10. Secreto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-30
Las hermanas
de la carload
JUZGADAs POR UN ANARQUIsTA.

JUZGADAS POR UN ANARQUISTA.
Maitrejean, el companero de los Bon
not, GARNER y otro 0paches, describen
de esta maDera sus relaciones con las
"Hermanas en- San Lazaro:
"Por mucho que mis- buenos amigos
los anarquistas hagan digan en- contra,
yo no podre menos de guardian de las re-
ligiosas ell mas tierno, Ell mas dulce, el
mas reconfortante recuerdo.
Durante ell ano que he vivido en- San
Lazaro, esas buenas mujeres no han te-
nido para mi sino bondades. Conocien-
do mi afci6n por las flores, me trajeron
siempre las que retiraban, una vez mar
chitas, del altar de la capilla de la Vir--
gen, y con elias adornaba yo mi mesa. y
las paredes de mi calabozo.
La Hermana Le6nida parecia terri
BILE: su voz era dura, su mirada ratio
nera
Sc la hac1a venir cada vez que Sc tur-
baba ell orden entire nosotros, 10 cual
acontecla frecuentemente. Nadie Sc
atrevio jamas a contradecirla, nj menos
rebelarse contra ella. Era mas fuerte
que nosotros al retirarse 10 hacia recu-
lando hacia la puerta, como un domador
que sale de la jaula de sus feras +. Pc
ro un dfa no cerro bastante deprisa la
puerta, y yo vi iluminarse su semblante
de una placida y dulce y santa SON.
risa. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-30
Carranzano.

20. Carranzano,
con records de 1.8 y 1.8 5.
La animation ell entusiasmo eran
grandes. El jurado y el juez de salida Sc
condujeron acknowledgements.
Hace todo presumir, pues, que ell do
mingo pr6Eimo, habra una gran entrada
SIN CUIDADO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-30
NOTAS HIPICAS
LAS 'CARRERAS DE ANTEAYER.

Tarde magn1fca y numerosa concu-
rrencia. Ell p1blico miraba con regoci-
jo hacia el jurado, para deleitarse en- la
contemplation de uno de los jueces: un
americana, sin americana Quizas po1
ESQ, por la frescura, las decisiones del
Jurado fueron just1simas. En- los Jul
clos no hubo vacilaciones, pues to-
das las carreras fueron claras.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
Weddings and
Engagements

Another interesting announcement
which comes as real surprise is that
of the approaching marriage Of Lieu.
tenant Hugo Schultz Of the Twentieth
to Miss Marguerite Mcclellan OF Pitts.
burg. the announcement having been
made at quiet little bachelor dinner
Just before the departure of the bride
groom for the east The marriage is
to take place at the brides home in
Pittsburg on Thursday, October 2. and
as Mr.. Schultz is on leave of some
months they will probably take n we'd.
ding trip through the east before reach.
ing Fort Douglas
A most important wedding of the
-rek VIII he that of Mice Ammo X
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

cile Gilmer Mrs. J. T. Gilmer, Miss
Lane defeating Mrs. l.. j. Gilmer and
Mrs. +. E. McGurrin beating Mrs. c.. r.
Pearsall, The next play will be We'd
nesday, when Mrs. Gemmell and Miss
Lane will play the semi-6nals and Mrs.
McGurrin will meet Miss Lucille Gil
mer.
WITH the passing Of September
Wv ther young people viii all be
gone to their studies once more and tho
town will take on much less attractive
and more grownup air. The girls who
remain at home are many Of them plan
ming some serious sort Of club or other
helpful work, or a special course of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

study. Most Of the young girls who are
in college are already gone the last to
go being Miss Dorothy Marioneaux, who
leaves tomorrow for Vassar. Miss
Bessie Callow returned to the same col
lege the latter part of the week, and
Miss Dorothy Bailey is visiting friends
in the east on the way there.
THE week just beginning shows lit.
u tie in the way Of formal enter
tanning except those in connection with
the fall weddings, of which there are
TO be great number Miss Katherine
Jennings Will entertain tomorrow after
noon for Miss Louise Spencer, one of
the young October brides, A number
Of pleasant affairs are planned by the
girl friends of Miss Spencer in her
honor, Mrs. George w. Lambourne and
her daughter, Mrs. Stuart Gordon Tay-
lor, have issued invitations for a tea
to be given next Thursday afternoon at
the Lambeurne home, SO G street.
A NUMBER Of changes have taken
IA place the past week at the post,
owing largely to the arrival of many
new army people. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Reuben c. Taylor have arrived, Lieuten-
ant Taylor taking the place Of Lieuten-
ant John NJ. Craig. Lieutenant and
Mrs. Abrends and their small daughter
are here and are settled in the house
formerly occupied by the Craigs. The
Taylors have taken the Rogers house,
me hogerses go TO the new quarters OF
Lieutenant and Mrs. Frederick c. r.
Palmer, and the Palmers have had TO
move temporarily into the Ditto quar-.
tcrs. the Dittos bcinq absent on leave
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
Personals

John s. Fitzpatriek os a.
Mich, is the gue.t d n
T. H. Brennan at tho Ia b
ments' Mr.. Fitspathsi {
secretary to ]. ". Min
tendent of the Pen VA,
road, occupying tho sans
Mr.. Mulhern as WREN sil'
the Denver & Rio Grlnd.
City. Il
Miss Florence Ware. d,,I
and Mrs. Walter Z. War;
OF the talented young giils (
circles, will leave the lsstx f
week for the Chicsgs d
where she will spend Tie y
Miss Ware took a spshl Z,
In Berkeley during the q
Miss Lydia White al
mother, Mrs. Isaac whih,
for Boston, where Mis- "
time her harp studies u
remain IN Boston this u
Mrs. L. H. Hoyt, nd
Gray, has as her guests
l.. NJ. Hackney Of Klla
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

'fns fns, was vas. unattended. 4,
ilv I'' as, YRS served for d. a s
t'9, fo, q after which ii, ~ s,i a'
'0' q short trip. Yong
,rh'l5 Mr.. and Mrs. P. s.
rassn.n, : nssa North b, street, :, ,ss,s' ass,
w mnIppl', .l' to Leo Q, Man sis'
% take place On tho stts s, !
Nsa.' MI. and Mra H. ! n
NJ a,oaIo MO. avenue, annoup.. :. az
Tt %ran their daughter, Gss.,;.'
E'' Evan'' son of Mr. aaa
Evans. the wedding % o., ~.
near future.
Mrs. Mark Mercy :, II,
announces the ens1rsn.., :, -
Rn,, TSr, Miss IL lie Leiitia charel !.
h. burt t.,a,, Of Salt Lake IT, =
on September "a
~, Last Wednesday a. ,s,
ie MI'eS was married to DIV
land in the Salt Lax. 49,
[osn,as [os q wedding receipts /
r9r na them at the home i
parents, pa Mr.. and Nm. w
me, me rooms ., were dssaiat.i ,
with flowers and /. a.li:'.
was was served. Dr.. and Nm
".'l leave for Chicago -
where they intend u ,,,s.
for the present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14
.ssrzS6es

most artistic decoration Mrs o. T.
Whitney and Mrs. George Bourne as,
sisted in receiving the guests, and in
the dining room Mrs, Henry NJ. Din
woodey, Miss Reham Spencer, Mrs, L, j.
Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Winslow Smith
took turns Mt the tea table, Miss Marian
Whitney, Miss Lillian Wells, Miss Rose
mary Young and Miss Helen Spencer as
sisting.
A NDREW WARRUM entertained q
Y number of his classmates Friday
evening at the home Of his father in
Federal Heights. Cards and dancing
were the order of the day and refresh
ments were served at the close Of the
games.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

Meantime two brand new lIeutenants
Just out of West Point have been added
to the regiment, one, Lieutenant Charles
II. Danielsou, having arrived on Friday.
Lieutenant Henry b. Lewis, also of this
year 5 class, will arrive in a few days.
A MONG the special activities which
1 \ are engaging the attention of So
ciety athletics are not being neglected.
There are probably more good swim
mcrs among the society women at the
present time than Salt Lake has ever
known before. Day after day one may
see whole bevies OF girls and youug
matrons making their way to the swim
ming pools in one gymnasium or anoth-
er, where. under the leadership of ex-
perts, they sport in the water for an
hour. The swimming is preceded in
several cases by classes in aesthetic
dancing and one class of about forty of
the young society matrons has attained
really remarkable proficiency as aes,
thetic dancers. A brief vacation has
been on for short time, but this ad
vanced class begins its regular work
once more on Tuesday morning at lO:3O
in the gym.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

M RS. f. T. WILLIAMS and Miss
lV1 Margaret Whitney entertained
about forty friends yesterday after
noon at delightful tea at the home
OF the former in compliment to Miss
Lillian Russell, who becomes the bride
OF Byron Whitney next Saturday. The
attractive home was all adorned with
marigolds, the rich golden colored flow.
"rs shading TO the doep browns makinr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

The marriage of Miss nellie Lucas
and William Maxwell was solemniled
last Wednesday morning Mt CLOCK
by Bishop Iverson AT the home oil the
bride Is mother. The bride wore GO
ing away suit of navy blue broadcloth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Shoemaker an
nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter, Eiiie, to Percy c. Garside. The
wedding will take place the latter part
of October
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-12
THE FIRST GRAY
HAIR SIGN OF AGE
Easy Way to Preserve Natural
Color of the Hair and
Make II Grow.

s harmless remedy mad, nom
common garden sage, quickly restores
graz hair 90 natural color The car"
nf tHr hair Go prevent ~ from losing
Ifs color ana ulster, is iust Is import
HUt fe 90 care for teeth go keen them
from discolurinE WhN spend none,
iuT Cosmetics aud creams Geo improve
ihr .nmplcNiuu. ana Set neglect Npur
hair when gray hair .z even NOR"
conspicuous ana fugpr-f.N. OF uE,
thIu wrinkles or poor complexion
OF the two, b Boa easier Goo preserve
Tho natural color ana beauty of the
hHr than b. b. Co. have good com
plDNIuu.
Au mat is necessary b. tho ocCn-
-IuulI use of MNpth sage uul sui
pnur Hair RcmedN. q preparation Of
.uWmon garden ~JNr ana sulphur
combined with other valuable RENEE
dies Tor dry. harsh. faded hair dan
drun. itching scalp ana falling hair
After IL few application of This sim
HIr harmless remedy kuUT hair VIII
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color Ia short time the dundruu
VIll ne removed, uud your hair Viii
Uu longer come ont bat Wlll start tu
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Don't neglect your hair FOR % goes
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-12
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

Mrs y A. Turner and Mrs ! r..
Williams are visitors ln Albuquerque.
fu.sts az ibe Sturges hotel
Regular meeting tonight az odd
Fellows hall ~ Albuquerque camp,
~ ". Of \. Al neighbors requested
"a attend
Nurse blankets. lap robes; extreme
Iy large stock at special sale; 90 per
cent OF during next ten days. j. kor-
her a Co. POS North Second ST.
g. ~ summers. superintendent of
inc Rio Grandr division ~ the santa
fe. arrived 90 Albuquerque last even
lng from san Mnrcial running spc-
cial
The Officers OF Tcmple lodge. A. D.
a. A. ~. announce that the lecture
8t the Masonic temple this evening
viii commence a. S.3O. Members,
visiting Masons and friends are invit-
- Co attend.
The ToVnsloy. Berger Concert com
pauy oi Dodge city. Kan, arrived ~
Albuquerque today, stopping here on
tour 81 Tho Santa Fe reading rooms.
The company appeared Ia san Mar
rial last evening
j l.. Bckrrg. tor some time engaged
900 the UrH,tI,r of iiW iu Memphis.
Tenn. has arrived In Albuquerque ana
has decided to make this ,ity bis per-
maueut hotur. No, Pirkers Will soon
enter upon The practice ot his proc
( fesslOu
The Ladies Ala society uf the Con.
Rrogutioual church win hold sos rcgu.
| Tar monthly business meeting tomur-
Tow afternoon at O'Clock 40 ,ho
| nome ot Mrs Shollhart COZ North
! Fourth street social hour wIil
| follow rho businoss session
Or q. A. Zimmerman. az John
town Pa. who was taken seriously l'
liu Chicago "a V eek ago. while en- route
Itu Albuquerque. arrived 300 the city
last evening ana Was taken tu "a
sauutorium for treatment Dr Zlu.
norman who Dr. we'll known hrtr
was accompanied 90 Albuquerque b,
Mrs Zimmerman. bN his dyugntr.
| Mrs Charles -. tumpb d. uud ny ID
son. D.. 49, Zimmerman ~ this ctD
! Whu went 10 Chicago 90 meet hH
father While Dr Zimmerman,
condition b. considered grave. hope.
ore held out for his recovery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-12
ELOQUENT TRIBUTE BY
SENATOR MIERA TO
LATE SOLOMON LUNA

Sauia Fr N M Zen. le.--Amoug
the other eloquent ana touching irih-
utes paid iu the senate yesterday 60
ihr i1tr Solomon l.uua. that ui soma
inr O. a Micrn WAS a notable rnoii.
Mr. Miera'- Tfibate.
senator MierH said
AS friendF. am goinR to DO wha
the dead often promised hr would az"
for NE The luypd ana loving broth
er husband aud friend died Whef"
manhood morning almost touches
noon So had NOT passed on iife
highway the stone thar marks ~"
highest point, nut being Hu uneN.
prrtcd death. his wife, relatives ana
friends mourn nat much more
While set Boa love with lltr ana
raptured with thv world, Doe PASSED
go silence aud pathetic dust Vet
after 400. 30 may Boz best just Ice The
hnuuipst funniest hour ut ull the
voyage. Whit, eager winds are kiss
lng every Full tn dash against fhc un-
seen rock. ana in an instant hear tht
bUluWF roar sunk,u shsp. F1i
whether Jon Widsea or among m"
breakers uf the farther shore. wreck
must mark 20 last the "nd ui each ana
ali And every HE. uo matter lf is
ever, hour is rich with lut" and
every moment lrwclod with Sos,
Will. az Its close, become tragedy H7
sad. and dcrp ana dHrk Hs can Toe
woven OF thr warp tui WuUt OFF WtH-
terry and death.
This brave and tender man in every
storm OF lfr Was oak ami rock. bot
in the sunshine hr Was vine and hoW
cr BE. The friend nf ali heroic souls
lle climbed the heights and icu llI
auprrstiiions far below. While on his
forehead fell the golden duwuiug OF
"a granapr day DO iut"d the heauU-
ful 49, sided with inc weak and
with "a willing hand gave aims win
loynl heart and with the uurce hand
he mUhfuut discharged ull public
trusts iie WAS % Worshlpprr uf lib-
srty and friend of an th, oppressed
DC added Go tho sum VI human JOY
and were every one for whom hr dld
anno loving service 90 bring bios
som 10 his grave. Dee WOuid sleep nc-
meath "a wilderness uf flowers Nprreh
cannot contain our love
There WAS there ih nn Nretl"f
gtrAuger. nunlirr man
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-12

'h1rI,. Alfred green. ih, infant .oh
ut Mr.. aud Mr.. Grurg, H. Green.
died tate h-t night Ht the family
home te2 West TIerJa road. folio.
Ink uu iufIutIlo illness of man, days.
The little one was nine weeks ODD.
Tho parents h.E, M, Wmpaths 90
numerous friends 300 their SORROW. Nr
Grr"n is well known ,mpluyo uE
%. Mountain States Trl"phpu, pou-
pHuN and Mr. Green. who was b,lur
her marriage. Miss Ell" l.,t3If,. vHr
for several Nrur. won known up,T.
atur for th" t"lephun" company brrt
funeral services for "a" child ulI
10" held tomorrow afternoon az g
''l"'k in the church Of az, Im
WH'ulut' Conc .pt,uu Father Naudt.
HrI win bless the ,a.i,.t aud burlai
viii 20" made iu Santa Barbara o,mr-
tory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-12
CHARLES ILFELD CO.
WILL CONTRACT
ADDITION TO
BUILDING
Announcement Authorized To-
day BY Manager Max Nord-
haus That New Wing Will
Be Started in Near Future.
STRUCTURE WILL BE
BUILT OF CONCRETE


Ih" 'hatlr. lIi'Iu company viii boz.
fin lu he near luturr the DuustTI,.
u"n col uurlH aud east aiuE Goo thr
buiidIug constructed nearly Two years
aF" on thr lots adjoining the SOUTH
east conner ui Fir.i street and Copper
n'uuc. Official announcement of the
plans 90 .nv iiitids tu enlarge the
plant Mas authorized today hy Man.
uEcI Mas Nurdhaus lao u'H Guild
Ing win Dee one story with basement
to Dee built oi concrete blocks and
poured cunVrct" and Viii conform IN
general styi" ui construction o." the
main building, Whirn cost fA',uou The
alW'nr"n0 "i lht new hui'dlns Nili
De- lorlA ny one hundred ana twenty
i""l When 90" new hniidiug is COM
plrtrd, ih" Held group OF buildings
VIII cover away th" biggest plant "i
u. sind iu iHr 'i'N or iu ih" state.
The 'hl'.rs l'i'.d company iH on"
of the greatest wholesale mercantile
concerns iu th" west having houses
u Ahul u"rGur Las vegas ana SANTA
Rosa som" months ago Albuquerque
Nus chosen Hs h'1duuaN'rs i"r 'h'
'uWUuuN Iud M Noi"hHus moved O"
this yiN from las Vegas From 'u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-12

The senate was In session for only
a fcW minutes TODAY after which b.
adjourned IN honor OF l.iucoln's birth
day The only business transacted
was the appointment or commute
Ia welcome Vice President clrct Mar
shall, who b. 90 Dee in Santa BE- ON
February -, The committee is us
fnlluWs.
Senators Crampt"n. Aldrodg". Nc.
COY. Mtnrl 4ud MirTii ON motion of
senator Muhry Lieutenant Governor
dc Facu was also made u member uf
the committee. ~ is the intention ut
the speaker when thu house meets toe
morrow morning Geo also appoint 90
committee which Viii consist oi uuu
u" mhrr from eH.h county.
tn" lndlanan- here have ISSUED tho
i"tegntns invitation io Jll Indiana
people tr MEET here uH 10, ttfh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-12
OKLAHOMA PEOPLE ARE
READY TO SEND EXPERT
TO INSPECT OIL SIGNS

Matt knapp ~ this clty. who ha,
discovered IS hat hc believes tp br %
promising old Held near Albuquerque
has been tor SOME time corresponding
Win Oklahoma OH men regarding iu
exploitation uf 90, urId lir hHs rr.
,elNod % letter from J. O. WWugs. "a
buriI'ftIl'p export who rfN, that Tulsa
ana NuJtlrsll'it Wru trr prepared tu
go ahead and ma uut what Dos doiuB
u Albuquerque people Wili meet them
half way Local people Interested loo
the proposition one preparing tO or
gnuize company ana develop the
land
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-12
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and Dresses; values to $50:
the seasons latest styles; the
coats in Black Broadcloth,
Caracul and Novelty Mixtures,
the suits, tailoring the best IN
serges, Whipcords and Fancy
Weaves; and Dresses in very
desirable Voiles. Serges, Mes.
Salines. FOulards and Fancy
Lingerie. This entire lot o.
sale, your choice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-12
WAN TED!
SALESpEOpLE
The Economist
M0RTUARY.
Mis- pouglcrty L. Hurled.

The funeral 90. Mis-. TIur puurI,r-
IS, who's death following ga attack
ct pneumonia occurred SUNDAY. vas
h,ld this morning with services m
tnc church OF tho immaculate tuu-
''ptNuu. Rev a. ~. MIudultr. : g..
celebrated requiem mass. Butial
tus iu santa Barbara cemetery The
pallh'urDr~ were. Raymond Scare
Thomas bJuJhy Charles Mcdonald.
leo murphy VIII Whit. ana steven
EIlliug Jr Miss tuufh'rts o. death
b. deeply regretted hF WIuf friends.
Her u.,u Miss Mary BrItpu. beg
u"arfhiuh'u. being lrri without near
relative IU 'hI. country
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-12
VICE PRESIDENT WILL
SPEAK NJ I.IkS' THE NTER

n has hcpn uFcertalnod lhlt MI
Marshall viii stop IN Albuquerque
several hours next SUNDAY. February
rs, md senator Isaac Harth ls la
e. barge OF arrangements tu welcome
the distinguished visitor here ii'
viii make an address ~ ~. Eiks
thcutyr lee the evening
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-12

London ith o. NeufrnNr 40
proved proposal has been pui TOT.
ward that nauld AmundscuE letter
10 King Hnakon 81 Norway which
was recovered hy Captain Scott go thc
south pole. should bee forwarded Ca
his majesty nn board "a British hai
tieghip.