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The Adair County news., 1913-03-19
A Rural Parsons Platform.

From an old issue of the con-
gregationalist we get the follow
ing platform Of a rural parson,
which it seems to US has some
very sensible and solid planks in
it:
1. A better brand of Christ
ians, who will stand the social
and business test as we'll as the
more narrow religious test.
2. More cheerful, systematic
financial givers.
3. A better home life, in
physical, sanitary and social re-
spects.
4. Scientific agriculture.
5 An efficient school system,
with vocal training.
q. Clean citizenship in local,
State and national politics.
Z. A wholesome and self
sufficient social life.
8. A rational development of
amusements. sports and recre-
alton.
9. Creation of the right sort
of community environment.
10. Cooperation between all
forces working for the good of
the community.
The Adair County news., 1913-03-19
Mt. Pleasant.

Flowing is the order of the
day in this community, and we
have had some fine weather for
the farm work.
The Sunday School a. this
place is getting along nicely.
We have a good attendance and
the lessons are we'll prepared.
Miss Harriet Bridgewater has
been very i'll for the last two
weeks, but is some better at this
time.
While Mrs. Nellie Conover was
preparing to spend a pleasant
day with Mrs. Sallie Smith on
her birthday, she was taken
with a hemorrhage and her con-
dition was critical for some time.
She is some better now.
Mr.. Claud Callison, wife and
children were visiting Mr.. Brack
Massie, of Columbia, last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. John Faulkner, wife and
son, little Joe, spent Saturday
and Sunday with J. w. Sublett,
of Cane Valley.
Mr.. William Michum from Ca
sey, of Casey, is getting along
fine making spokes on the Ruel
Hutchinson farm.
Mr.. Lawrence Pickett gave the
young folks of this community a
party Saturday night, and every
one report a nice time.
Mr.. Harden Cundiff was visit
ing his brother, Tom Cundiff,
the latter part of the week.
Miss Bette L. Butler has been
right sick with the measles, but
is better.
Mrs. Mary Gresham and leila
East spent Friday with Mrs.
Mary Banks.
Misses Mary Cundiff and An
ME D. Hood spent Saturday
night with Jennie and Nellie
Butler.
Misses Julia Moore and Rachel
Tupman, Messrs. Tyler Tupman
and Henry Moore spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Amanda
Butler.
Mr.. Ed Vanhoy is getting
along very nice in his store. 1t
is a great help to this communi-
ty.
The Adair County news., 1913-03-19
Greensburs burbs.

We have had ae weather Tor
the past II or ] aays, and our
farmers made oOd use of the
time, turningAgreat deal of the
soil.
Plant bef burning is about
over in thisection, and quite a
number bFe been burned and
The sOwing wheat crop is
Iookingihirly we'll in this section.
They are yet several good
cropsf tobacco in this commu-
nifty hsOld.
Bfn to the wife of Rufus Bur
res, Feb y, a boy-Thomas
Lf. Mother and baby are do
iEg we'll
There are more curly little
chicks in this community than
ever known before at this time
I Of the season.
Mrs. J. H. Paxton sold eleven
Barred Plymouth Rock hens on
the market at 12c per pound,
that brought $1I.44
]. H. Paxton bought 4 hogs
from the Lowe Bros at 81 cents
per pound, and sold a sucking
calf to Vester DiIls for $40.
Mr.. Finas Bagby and Miss
Hattie CLANCY were united in
marriage at the home of the
bride Sunday afternoon, Feb,
the 23rd, Rev. H. Sutton tying
the nuptlal knot.
Miss Monte Burress, of Green's
burg has been visiting relatives
in this community for several
days.
Messrs. Ernest Paxton and
Lisle Sheriff. visited their uncle,
A. w. Parton, of Bliss, Adair
county, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary 10y is visiting rel
atives in Greensburg, this week.
Rev. Levi will begin a series
of revival meetings at Cox's
Bend, in the near future.
Misses Grace and Ida Sheriff.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hudson and
little daughter, Mary, visited the
family of Dudley fairfield, of
Fry, KY, Saturday night and
Sunday.
Several of our people have
been attending the revival meet
ings in progress at the Baptist
church at Greensburg.
Prof. u. G. Anderson, of Rus
sell county, recently taught a
class in vocal music at Boiling
Springs, and has two other
schools made in this section, one
at Cox's Bend, the other at Clo-
yer Lick. He is expected to be-
gin work Wednesday.
The Adair County news., 1913-03-19
hamberIain'S Tables for COnSti pa =
ton.

For constipation, Chamberlain's
Tablets are excellent. Easy to take
mild and gentle in effect. Give them,
trial. For sale by PAUL Drug Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

sonane. q seekies io o,eome lel-
trf ana nooler official 81 meditation
thereon.
"a a Q MOST praiseworthy attitude
and Il Il erniifsine 20 see ~ least one
eood result from the activities Of inc
brilliant ofacial VINO found the tive
district attorneys 20 san Misuei
county
the county officials 81 chaves
county have written 70 the county
offcials 81 SAN Miguel couniy cone
rratuiatiar them on she action Of the
san Miguel erand jury, which strong
b condemned the work Of the aud
itor Coming from one % the BAN
ner Democratic Complies Of the state.
the action Of me chaves men - nigh
IS interesting.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
MARVELLOUS SHOWING or PAR
GEL rosT.

A wonderful record has neen r.ade
n the parcel post service. The first
year 81 ita existence VIII end on De-
cember 81. The department now
estimates that this service win show
net profit Tor the year Of $4,000
zoe. This profit win be made. not
withstandinr substantial reduction
In charges made the 18th o. last Au-
gust.
Postmaster BurIeson has now OBJ
tanned the consent Of the Interstate
commerce commission TO make
sweeping reductions In the rates and
otherwise improve the service. begin
ming January !.
The new provisions viii admit
books 10 the parcel post. which is
long step in advance and will be Of
great benefit. not only 60 book pub
fishers and sellers but 70 the reading
public as well.
Il seems remarkable and also un-
fortunate AIiAi no ItNftHt'A Nt@N 80
been made 70 include seeds and
plants among the articles 70 be sent
by parcel post.
The new provision allowing pack
ages up TO fifty pounds In weight TO
be- shipped anywhere IN the i50-mile
zone Is perhaps the mast valuable Of
all the changes. and this should oe
OF great benefit 20 every merchant 70
Albuquerque The chief trade terri
tory Of Albuquerque is within th'
i5O-mre radius, and there are mum
berless articles weighing more thar
twenty pounds and less than hit'
pounds which. after Jenuary ,, ca'
be- shipped by parcel post The re-
strictlons as 90 the size OF article
viii be handicpp, but doubles
these restrictions viii be modiiie
after delivery and handling equip
ment has been more improved.
The reductions In rates announce
for the third. fourth, fifth and siNt
zones will be OF benefit to mail orde
houses In shippins long distances bu
the reductions are hardly suffcief
10 make Il "a menace 20 merchants .
smaller cities.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

SEQ National guard From Alhuluer-
qiic The governor and the head Of tho
states standing army win proceed to
eastern New Mtvleo to inspect militia
companies 90 clovis. porlaite. eos.
we'll and Carlsbad
riro of unknown orgin completely
destroyed tNo-room lrunr house
at the end Of South seventh street
last might owned and occupied hy
John Ncwlandcr. carpenter and con-
tractor The firo was discovered at
2 o'clock but owing Go the distance
20 ,he nearest water PLUG the depart
mont could NOT got action until thc
house WINS past saving Mr.. Move
lander was away ftom home when
the firc broke out
w. w. schwontkcr, general agent
Of the Pacific Mutual Life insurance
company returned home yesterday
after an absence of several weeks.
Mr. schwcntker has been to Dallas.
Texas, on business and returned I'M
bis automobile hy way of Roswell
From Roswell Mr. schweutycr was
accompanied by Mrs Melville sum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

are urged 70 come and bring their
ladies.
~. o. Snyder. superintendent oi
agents Ter thc Muiuui tilc Insurance
company uf New YORK. De- boz Aihu-
puorguo FOR several days Mr. shy
der recently has been promoted to
q similar position with hondQugrtors
In Denver. ana Will take charge o'
the new office january T.
RIO Drandc chapter no. q. ~. A. A..
at lis meeting last night IN Masonic
Temple. elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year. John Beard,
excellent hiEh priest ~ " putchin
king. lt ~ Blnir soribe; e.. ". tow
bcr. treasurer. Harry Braun sccrc-
tary. Tho appointive officers are 20
be announced
Governor W. G. McDounid and Ad-
iutaut General Herring viii arrive
tonight from El Paao and tonight will
inspect Company @ OF the New Mex
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
A MEDICAL OPINION ON Ur-TO.
DATE DANCES.

The latter-dny dances have been
discussed and criticized from almost
every standpoint 10 complete the
list The Journal OF the American
Medical Association has recently
raised its very highly digni-
fled and professional editorial
voice in gentle warning. III seems
somewhat late" 10 says, ITO en-
ser mild protest against the ferNor
with which the newest 'so-cailea
dances have been taken up by pub
lie already saturated with various
nerve ana mind destroying amuse-
ments ana caprices u seems unnee-
cossary 10 can attention 10 the fact
that the tango. the various values
ma maxlxc. etc. are being arduonsiS
cuanatod by callow youth ana cal
loused ola age The problems Great
ed - these dances differ accordins
10 the age Of the participants for
the young the question Of morality y
paramount. for the old the possibility
81 too great strain on dilatea
hsarf or an arterlosclerotlc vessel -
apparcnt. THE physician win 40 Wen
Ia caution the giff-lointed, aged pa
tlcnt who derives too great pleas
use from thosc--to him-poten'iaii5
harmful amusement"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Unclo Josh says that IN the hotel
thcv haa sisn Don't Blow out me
caa." and anoinrr Gas Burned
After Ten q eioet charEed Extra.
s'eo they So ye either way" said
11ncie Josh.
The traveiine auditor would Apply
the some meihoa to taxpayera
You can't pay YOU taxes, and Il
you don't you get soaked
A. our onsimanle rural friend, -Mr'
weathershy, 50 succincsly puts g.
''They got ye, either way"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
WHEN ImR BACK ACHES
4 Woman Finds ~ Tier Energy and
Ambition slipping AwnN.

\ Woman ituus NJ Tier iuffWA ana
Ambition slipping AwaN.
Albuquerque women know how iho
aches and pains that often come
when the kidneys fan make lIfe "A
burden BackaChc. hip pains. head
aches. dizzy spells, distressing urinary
troubles, are frequent indications 81
weak kldneyR and should Doe checked
IN time. Doan's kidney p.ils are for
the kidneys only. They attack Md-
ney diseases b' striking az the
cause. Here's proof OF their merit in
an Albuquerque womans words'
Mrs. j Han. 400 W Iron Ave, AL
buquorQuo. y. a.. SAYS cone of my
family was subject 90 attacks OF
hackacho for several months. somo-
times she was laid up for a day or
two. Doana kidney Pills quickly
ended his trouble and she hasn't had
IA sign of it during the past several
years ! have publicly recommend
D0an's kidney pills before ana ] can
way that have since used few
doses az DOnns kidney pills myself.
They have helped me. too
For sale by AN dealers Price 30
cents. Foster iihurn Coz huhaio
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember tho namo--Doan.s--and
take no other.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
CONGRATULATIONS.

We femciate herewith the state
travelling auditor on the fact that al
least one county ofncial approves OF
the style OF Investigation maa' ~
this en,erpriaing official for the non
partisan governor chiefly 10 loohh'
lies where insufficient enthusiasm has
been shown over the Mcdonald style
Of neaT- xOyernment Tho county su-
pefntendcni "a SCHOOLS ia Eddy ooun-
AZ. flsine ia foillars e'aaeur' says nc
thinks there b no fault 10 bee found
with the auditors report and ne, per-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW


Hcbbcr. Opucian. 10 s second,
j. N. HOOK matchmaker, no $. 2d'
pr schwcntkcr. Ostcopath Tel 7lI
q. 81 podrgou of las cruces, is
"a visitor iu Albuquerque today
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Barth have roe
turned from @ brief visit to Socorro.
j w. Cox o. Wrl known socoro
county cattle man De- Boo the city too
day from his home at Datil
simon NeuHadt returned go his
homo in Los Lunns this morning off,
tor day iu Albuquerque.
Frank Mckee. Jr, ". q. Miller and
Arthur Sisk ioft This morning for "a
Joya on 70 dues shooting expedition
JudHc Edward A. Munn lef hia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
LEFT NOTHING TO CHARITY.

A New York city dry goods mer"
chant died the other day. leaving an
estate valued az approximately $780,
coo 600. when his viii was present
ed for probate 81 was discovered that
he had left nothing Co charity
An individual who amasses O. for
tune Of this size during his Twins
DAYS and then forsets the less fortu-
nate in his viii is missing an oppor
tunlty which comes Go s'w men u
may bc seriously doubted DO the world
ls any the better Tor his having hte'
upon H.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12


,sDe.~~~Ns~~-~~o-~~~
morning for sccorro on professional
business
judge J.. g.. Collins ~ santa Fc.
arrived in Albuquerque last night for
brief visit
travelling Auditor Howell Ernest
returned To- Albuquerque last night
from Estancia.
j. r. MCGOWAN. district law officer
of the forest service. ieft this morn
Ing on business trip Co Socorro and
Magdalena.
Raymond stamm of the stamm
Fruit company ier this morning for
socorro and san Marcial for a short
business trip.
s. T.. Bean mechanical supcrinteu-
dent of the santa Fe COAST lines. arr
rived in Albuquerque last night on "a
tour of shop inspection.
Judge w. q. Hoacock returned this
morning from Estauca where he bias
been FOR tho past lrw days on legal
business.
W. 3 Fullerton. who mas been af-
tending Goo business matters here for
several days I,u this morning tog
ris home 200 uuuI
-. IT, Iouergau superintendent u'
Indian day schools spent today bee
ts,i,tH where tb, Indians are nn"
engaged Boo extensive road ba.Idne.
Captain rr,d Fomou oi Snula Or,
was boz Ai1uuurrquv over blight hat-
mr bcaH to Eslanela sa % witness Boa
tho district court which closed thor.
yesterday
usuIe. Aeome, ~ % Hamilton o.
Carri1ozp Is.u visitor in AlbuqucIHu'
today uc arrived last night from
l>tHurIa. uL.r. h. has been attend
ing session 90. ibo district court
AIR and Mr Frank A. Hubpeil
rho h.N. been u Now York city ioI
.rNrrtl weeks. Ir. NOW visiting ln
Boston. Th.E ..u0ct 60 return HON,
before Christina.
Attorney U.r..u W ChrE uf Las
VEGAS. iu Albuquerque todHS arriN
na last ui-h. rw Estauciu whore Do.
haas been attending court lie W.N
geo to Las Nos tonight
Services HIH u, held tonight n.
1.t5 ut Tempt. Albert Rabbi Nou.
'rl 0.'h'r ".I ....lfe "n ln' au'lr'.
ih' '.'''." .. women Among M"
I'h NJ" '..'. 7ted are "''''ih'
Berries cherries on vegetable
packed Boz ..r bearing th, 1DeI 90.
th. Sort s.n.. Canning cumpaus
H.r urarHh. ..ror. Accept Oh.
W.t.'.'s
H... .. Denver. genera
agent ul F.r.. Morse and Com
u.n. n lu,rW. flIH. 10
.uuIs. oI Hu nruueh Sow Mos
lDo with D. 49, FISHER, local usuu
'ur he oomrtr
a pDom' ing of thg N'os'
I"de, $500. .u H..0 .on.sht W o'."yl
300 rn' Moor, "... rooms Goo "hI'.
900 Moose "ua their ladies are boz
'I''d I". u.'. so of the m'ei'r.
ls 'hr Organization oi o. ludi'" aus
.".I1
There $500 .. meeting uI rl
, M""-, lodge ht at s O'Clock DO
} 'h' I"aF. rNHm An mrmb"r aw
( Onrn I1di' .. .aod Goo attend Th
! principal uH." Wiil Do, Jh. tuW.
I Ton 90. th. I....' auxiliary oI th
! Mon--
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

mcra. who viii be- che guest of che
echwentkors during the holidays. SIR.
Summers ie expected from Roswell
next week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
INVITING TnE REFUGEES.

We hope the Commercial club IN
is invitation 70 Lois Terrazas "and
friends 20 come and make them
selves AZ home In Albuquerque dur
ing tho period Of patient waiting ny
the American government did not
make the invitation too sweepins'
Albuquerque would welcome senior
Terraces and retinue and would be
highly honored 60 have him stay az
long as possible; but II orozco and
a few more OF the bunch should con-
slider themselves included & might
lead 20 embarrassing complications
There are quite number Of federais
and similar persons In Mexico whom
we DO not need in Albuquerque.
Probably the Commercial CLUB
made the invitation more definite
than We understood: We hope so.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

RAnC In me Solar
JABS Plexus.



Easy Money.
a triolet 10 such cinch--
A single line d good for three.
AZ soon ns your first rhyme you cinch
rho triolet Is such cinch:
An easy vereef form ~ e pinch.
As IN this very pomc you see
The trioiot is such cinch.
A single line D. good for three.
Atlanta Journal
The Trioiet
However
Has nothing
on this
BRAND OF
Pome
which has
a ciuch
Looking Ike
A busted iarlat
Roping
Guinea
pig;
Us for this.
This for u.s.
WHY should
Shrinking
Violet
Monkey with
A Trioict9
O.
WE DON'T care much for profan-
u.s. as n rule bat would Just for cur
iosity like 90 know what the man said
when be escaped from the hotel BY
sliding down q smokestack that turn
Cd out 20 be hot.
@
1T rs ALLEGED that the officials
of Eddy county have formed con-
spiracy TO discredit the report Of the
travelling auditor if we get a little
more of the present brand Of govern
ment the voters OF the state are likely
To- combine in dark plot to discrodit
the state administration.
O.
wEI.I.shls Nibs just isn't going 90
worry his head about u. anyhow
O.
Get Busy.
only a dozen shopping days
Now remain.
News like this the housewife says,
Gives one pain.
~ three hundred days bercft
Now are VIC.
only O dozen DAYS are left
iiully gce'
We might wen have shopped IN May
or July.
Now those months have gone their
Wag
ON the rs.
Wasted time win not come back,
That is plain.
only "a dozen days. a'ack
Now remain
( THE STORY OF the thickest foz
comes of course. from London. a
railroad building crew dug "a ninety
/ foot tunnel through r. sixty foot hin.
o
rs CONGRESS they are do.nl
their christmas talking earr am,
late.
! SPEAKING OF Hobson-the Jap
anese who read American news have
all commenced to Din She bottle.
o
Phoebe Cousins who started ihu
woman's suffrage grief is dead bu
. look 40 the aunts and n.orcs. daugh
tcrs ana grand mothers Who aIo 10
b. now.
o.
FROM a NEW YORK school oX
animation paper james ~. 1ed %
] France ANA Parliament declared 'h'
. throne vacant james Edward th
prcteudcr Waa chud that was nori
90 the seven bishops while they wcr'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Former President TAFT cearcd up
point upon which there has been
considerable speculation IN an nd
dress before the city charter com
niasson 81 Cincinnati the other day.
re- stated that tho reason which inn
PEELED him 20 forsako the practice OF
law upon his retirement from tho
presidency was that ne would have
been compelled 90 practice before
judres whom he had appointed while
president
The spirit exhibited here Is certain
~ unusual and disgloses a very com
msndable sense 81 discrimination.
Mr. Taft could unquestionably have
stepped into a very lucrative practice
Instead OF doing this, however he
accepted professionally az Naie'
yieiding salary OF but $4,000 an
nuany.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
a pose ln Advance.

4 Dose Ga Advance.
~ ovELY weather. isn't a.? a
lady whom SIC know went
To- see the doctor yester-
49, day.
"wcll how are sou today?' said
the physician cheerfuliy.
"wen. DOCTOR" she replied, "the
cold caught Tuesday rs "a little
better. thanks 20 your prescrip-
ton. hut the one caught Thurs
day 90, much worse. The thing !
called TO see you for however -
tho severe cold caught last
night"
The doctor sat down and wrote "a
long line 81 hieroelyphics.
Here" he said, rs something
for tho one YOU win catch this
evening with that V-neck and
those skinny skirts. Good after
no0n'"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
min. Ilnlnr nnlaht.

Things Doing uniAhts
Girl scouts Entertainment at
Presbyterian church.
Banquet for Varsity football az
AlvHfadO
Special meeting Of Moose az $
o'clock.
Basketball az armory; double
header between Albuquerque Bus-
mess college and silver city Nor-
mall
Regular services at Temple Al
bert.
Inspection Of Company G az Ar
morY
You viii be busy if you take in
all tho forego.ng.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

PRETTY nifty weather, too. n
anyone should phone IN ana In
Quirc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Mrs. Pankhurst who tainted from
exhaustion, has nothing on the ion-
don policemen who handle the sutira-
gctte riots.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
Full weight and satisfaction
guaranteed. New State Coal
and Wood Yard. c. E. Kun,
Prop. Phone 80.

Candles whitman and Park a.
rd's-fresh at Sew Mexico Cigar
Company.
open night and dgy TrimhlcF lN-
cry. Red Barn. 81 W copper
Candies--W hitWan's ana Park A.
ord's-fresh 40 New McXico Cigar
Company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

The weather man did more to pu'
"a crimp in the Colorado strikes than
anyone elise
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
why Should We Worry
We Sell All Brands
FOR LESS
FOR LESS

Bottle Beers piut-, 2ac; 2 quarts,
25c.
Routed in Bond Whi-kcN--iialf
pint- 25r; piut-, ii,.
r. quarts. $50.
sunny Brooh or old TaAlor--s.
quuris. 90
WI SELL IRON nNHRElS.
Half pint~. iac, pints, poe; quarts.
SOC; gallons, st.75 mp.
our VERY old Br-t Whi-kcy, per
gallon. $3.50.
PUHh CNIUORNIA WINS.
PORT. Nnarlca. sherry -piut-, t5c:
quarts Poe; gallons, n5c.
Virginia Darc--3 piut-, Ooc; quarts,
soc
Al brands Grape Jui'c--3 quarts,
OOC
The Place Whore Iadlo, May Trade.
MN MEXICO nEER NND IIQTOit
COMPANY,
phonc $50. 100 North 1hird S.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

The Joplin policeman who told inc
wife Of leading citizen appearing
upon the streets with slit skirt ON
TO Ego home and get some clothes
on" has had 90 rcsisn Policemen
are supposed 20 keep the aopins
throng moving on, not criticize.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

ALBrQUERQUE weather FOR
"a hours ending at this morning
warm,st. AZ degrees; coolest. AZ;
range. 80; az 3 q. ms afi north
winds. clear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
The Weather

FORECAST New Mcxico--To-
nieht ana saturday fair, not much
chance lu temperature.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

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