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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
TESTIMONIAL FROM HIGH
AUTHORITY.

Hrs B h. Wilson Of Nashville,
Tenn. ia famed the world over FOR her
wonderfully delicious cakes. They are
shipped 10 au parts Of The globe for
special afHlra where tho best Of cakes
are demanded
Mrs Wilson has the distinction of
baking Christmas cakes for the Prca-
denif. in which she uses Calumet
Baking Powder
She states
ITO haRe complete aueccss. with no
selection of eaklng Powder
Calumet s eomplimented with the
following testimonial from her
some little time ago ! made
careful study and investigation Of the
baking powder subject and I feel ful-
ly repaid. ann firmly convinced
from the results have received that
there is no baking powder To- equal
Calumet for wholesomoness and econ-
omy. and also recommend Calumet
Baking Powder for Its never failing
results"
Calumet also received the Highest
Awards at the Worlds Pure Food Ex-
position. Chicago. Grand Prize and
Gold Medal. Paris Exposition. 1912.
This VIII, without a doubt prove
interesting and very gratifying to the
friends and customers of Calumet
HakIng Powder II has always been
found that Calumet 10 economical to
use
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
WHITMAN SAYS No sUCH
APPLICATION WAS MADE

New York. Der 2l.-Dlarict At.
tornoy Charles whitman denied TO-
night that he had sought q designa-
ton as a state deputy attorney gen
oral Mr. Wmlman's assertion was
contained ia "a statement replying Ca
the one ISSUED hy Governor Glynn to-
day. The prosecutor said politics
had no place lu the inquiry be was
making
The suggestion that he bee ape
pointed deputy attorney general
with statewide jurisdiction. said Nv.
whitman came up during @ talk az
the whitman home here last Wednes-
day night with james W. Osborne,
who is investigating state depart
mcnts at Albany
"Mr Osborne stated" said Mr.
Whitman. that his investigation
was likely TO blow up. and that he
was a court without lawyers. officers
on witnesses. and that he had a
hearing down for Friday or Saturday,
forget which. / told him that /
would render him any help I could.
think that ] suggested that, of
course unless empowered by the at
torney general or the governor, n
could not be done outside Of New
York county and stated that II the
governor on the attorney general so
desired. would accept such "a desig-
nation.
mir, Osborne responded enthusias-
tically, and said that he would have
II done tomorrow that is, Thursday,
and that ] would save him from q
very disagreeable situation. I have
not seen MIR Osborne since that
date
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22

Tor H." Twenty police reserves were
summoned and after q stormy scene
the men were elected None was ar
rested.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
FIRE CAUSES Loss
At NEW HOME OF
c. s. HAYDEN
Defective Chimney Starts De-
Structiye Blaze Family Is
Awakened Early in Morning
by Smoke Fumes

Tho residence of q. s. Hayden. "a di-
rector of E L. Washburn company.
at ago West Cold avenue. was partly
destroyed ly fire early this morn
iue Tho alarm was received AZ the
Central station at 1880 o'clock.
The Hayden family was awakened
hy the fumes ~ smoke in their bed
room aud Mr. Hayden turned IN an
alarm
The fire was burning fiercely i'm
the attic ana had broken through the
west wall of the house when the Cen
ual station company arrived. The
fremen attempted 90 fight tho flames
with the chemical ON the motor
truck. uut the fire gained too much
headway and Chief Jacob Klein sig-
nailed the fireman stationed at the
nearest hydrant several blocks
away to turn the water into the hose.
mia hy the fremcn on their way 20
the house
cutting @ hole through the roof
with their axes the fircmcn crawled
into the attic ana o&tiueuished tha
fr0 in "a short time with the stream
The loss from fire and water win
reach about $1,000 The house and
furniture were insured
The fire evidently was caused by
defective chimney over an open fire
place Tho only place that Il broke
through the wall was behind the
chimney. burning am opening as wide
MS The chimney from the floor to tho
roof
The house was recently built bv Mr.
Hayden, and he moved there from his
former home only "a short time ago.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
TAFT SPEAKS FROM
NARROW LEDGE
Of WINDOW
breaches Sermon at Brooklyn
Y, M, C, A, on Evils of In
temperance and Necessity
of Good Environment,
ia, aoassa ,oOas.l sraol.l ls.slO wal

lar aoRsse louRsAt sFaolAl LetsGp wisEl
New YORK Dec, zi.--fufmer Pnesi-
dent William II Tart stood on win
dow ledge In the Bedford branch Of
the Young Mems Christian association
in Brooklyn today and told a crowd
of 500 persons that he had seen
many good men go down to hell in
the Philippines because they lacked
home training and when they got
a tired feeling" they found O dash
Of Scotch reached the right spot.
While the former president care
fully balanced himself just outside
the window and talked, persons
within held on 20 his coat tails. for
che ledgo was only twelve inches wide
and the flagNones were fifteen feet
below Mr Taft however showed no
fear and gesticulated as freely as
though he werc standing on a
staunchE built rostrum.
When Mr. Taft reached the build
ms he Intended to do his speaking
Inside but after SEQ had found seats
or standing room there were 1000
outside and they expressed SO much
disappointment that he suggested "a
tjk from the window When this
had been opened he found he could
talk with more effect If he stepped
outside and did So against the adj
vice OF his friends afterwards he
spoke to those within.
After he had referred to the liquor
danger, the speaker said to his mind
She great value Of the y Nj c. A. lies
Substitute for liquor and reaches the
fistht spot IN men,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
CASH PRICES

CASH PRICES
I NEED THE MONEY
Rest Corn 100 lhs. ...........SI.g .g5
Microz0nc Liquid, soc sike....+ -
Best Wheat, per 100 lbs. ......sf.S5
Good Hay. bale .............. .i5
Rock Salt, per NJ. ............ .Of
International Poultry Food, 5uc
DoN ...ss+.s.. .ss..t ...s......t+. 40
Beet Pulp. dried, 100 ib. sack $3.50
Perfection Collie Remedy, soc
nOttt ss#4t...4s s,.4.+s tt...ts#.. -
Please order promptly while they
last. You can order by phone and
pay when delivered.
T.. W. FEE
2f2 W Lead Ave. Phone &c.
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22

The best safeguard against Group Is
"a bottle Of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound IN the house = II CHM
Middleton. Ca. writes My children
are very susceptible TO Group. easily
catch cold ] give them Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound and in every in
stance they get prompt relief and are
soon cured We keep II al home and
prevent Group" Use It also for coughs
colds honracness, tickling throat,
bronchial and ngrippe coughs Il con
taina no opiates Refuse substitutes
For sale by Butts. Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22

Results from Journal Want Ads.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22

Journal wants bring results because
everybody reads The journal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22

Tha mee 'a ln
him0 00 young women cf NeH
HfuHa uHd northern Arizona we
n#raaf fHe ilm ~ nt.fa
a N0Hnr JoHrnalf Horr'
world H1 Tfop.r r1af sna
faHUhaf ferdaF morning ~
$50 90 fuH fH ta Qualify aT
hu m#g be added to lho lHt
HlH 0tar HHme nH the Del "a fft
IHHffa Df mhIt.fus young WUfe
nHaHf EfeH uame .nf.caf0s
H PERSON rtuhy af me rrpnr
af h friend and aquanar
Etrn one ramt tl edo Tour lcp
a1nf ndar De- hehF representa-
HE. pia 10 tHr locality 10 WhIlf
Mo- nfiIIn NstH And every one
HHIea w ihf beet support nossi-
HIa Ham fHf nndsna rf her section
Hf fHf .ampalfn territory
That th $3.50 bo accorded them r
Dt.deHfa iho great amount ~ in.
tn aHtr fhe hservo System
pfant fhafu mphgn bY the gene
eaI mNHe Ia1f inquiries are be-
He malr iy .fiifr Hnd phone re-
mf'HH fhe opfrai.on of tho system.
nuI gif stores listed Yesterday morn
nH hafe r0aor tfgun reaplnR some
benefits fom ther en'rancc into the
fem eah slipH from these stores
were 3 lsmnd asi week and this
Nffi gfH doune points being b.
a0sl ei ftnrF cash alip secured from
the faff Hnad fa hservo merchants
ah tftde 500 BE- brisk ana the ean-
diaaie rsap resultant increased
teaerh
firami or Can1idaics.
rh warH.n loumu q proud II
fHe ns uf uames occurred ny nomina-
teH iHf ihe nnl publication ~ fau-
d'daie# 3 Shove loyalty and ekieu
Nfe circulation Whcn mere than $50
Nam uf YmuF women should be
romiHa aa candidates in a cnm-
uaIm ef th'a character it also lndi-
ealf BOD ihl Judgment Of The Morn
iHs journal Has correct when it de-
lefmMd fo HHsuHte the Aaervo
lF0m fer tit heuoft # its sub-
aofhefs
Sow ihat Tho campaign has been
alflN bunahea the candidates have
ihe re'na IN tholr hands They viii
iten acfual tanot-gotiinr immc-
diatsb And when tho nest exhibit of
rame aud point sipndines is pub
Nsbc0, hest sunday morning IL i8.
Ir1tiHi fhai some surprises VIII be
rpfuue The honor of heading the llat
WeH and wn DC an Incentive for
moro afdont efforts on me part of
ihe s9luuts
Hfsf once ihe campaign of SUBJ
rrlp.lan eaNaa is launched Il 81
raV 81 piIc up the points ~ soon
0# fatN friends aee gou Gre .ukine
Hn fm 90 Rin they wil got he-
hIUi Enu ana suppuft you 90 the
ml 81 hef possibilities But thee
ft hi SOC that YOr are anxious
% via before they viii help You as
maeh lpe otherwise would
ihit Your Campaign Now
M hayo not sent ln your nppl
aHon D0 s0 Ar ONCE ana secure
ntf Nlln which 20 sTArTI /
fetH tHpAiGN N0W Tho f
n lhe eiaid huf the advantage ov
hae $40 fnmo ln Inter HE FIRST
.N Yelg TERRITORY II there
~ nsufea nbout the campaign
Heh Sou do not understand. write
h iaar manager and ask him nH
hH questions that are not clear ie|
fi. He fad 90 hear from you and
aIH 4def lny assistance within his
ia n help your campaign e. an
Hrfi fuieh
n0 h0t dif pp0iut your friends by
thdnWHs from active participa.
inu u poe smpaign Nothing 81 an
up nt nature viii be allowed 70
ler tho 0oe from the inception 10
e i9ae Nuu need not fear un /
ie feaiucH of any character
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
FOOD WITHOUT PAY
ANARCHIST DEMAND

Portland. ore, Dee. 2t-TVyo res
tHuunts were stormed today by gangs
OF men led by Industrial Workers of
the World. who announced that they
were without money and must be fed.
In the first case. fourteen men
marched into a cafe to get a substan-
tiu meal and then announced that
they could not and would not pay.
The manager hailed a passing police
man and the men ran. The officer
arrested three who were locked up
on charges OF disorderly conduct
Latet this evening forty men walked
into restaurant and demanded to be
served, saying Mayor Albee will pay
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22

Corning. n. ". Dee 2l--Santa
claus win come to Corning hy aero
plane The Corning Business Mons ass
sociation has hired an aviator from
Bath to Fly TO Corning. dressed as
Santa Claus and distribute gifts 70
children from his aeroplane as he
fiies over the streets.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
COMMUNITY LECTURE
ENDOWMENT FUND

nv MOANING JOURNAL sFEcfAL LrAegn WtRnl
Cleveland. Dec. 2f.-A gift of $780,
600 to be used as a community lee
ture fund. will be announced tomor-
row by President w r. Thwing. OF
Western Reserve university. The dom
ors are Malcolm Lee Mcbride. Mrs.
Henry S. Sherman Mrs. George w. G..
Rile and Mrs. Herbert Mcbride, Of
Cleveland. The donation is in memory
Of Mrs. Herbert McBride's deceased
husband and the parents Of the oth-
ers, Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Mcbride.
BY the terms Of the gift the income
derived from it is 10 provide lectures
for the community as well as the uni
yersity. Provision is made that they
shall be delivered in various parts Of
the city covering all fields of human
knowledge, eas best adapted for the
kind Of audiences to be reached"
-e-
Journal wants bring results because
rrfH,Arv
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-22
NOTICE.

rm of Olcaou q Exer wishes 20
nnouuce that they hoye taken over
he complete stock Of j. A. Nadeau
lhe late bicycle dealer and will ho
open for business today az 2t3 South
First street
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-08

Misunderstanding men who are
making small towns and cross road
sotres to handle our new and up
to-date pocket side line. Pays a
commission of $500 per order. A
winner. For full particulars adj
dress Burd Mfg. Co., PIP Sigel St,
Chicago, Ill.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-08

The Sacramento Saloon, South Car
son Street, has good beer-the kind
you observation-disclosures. Try it and
if you like it, which You will, drink
some.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-08

FOR RENT-Four-room cottage,
furnished, beautiful location, rem
cheap. Apply J. A. Adams, Gard
nerville, Nevada. MIC
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-08

Charley Fvus is still at tn. S.
ramento Saloon on South Carson
Street, and is serving the best in the
line Of Liquors. Call in and see him,
and while there ask for some of that
Fredericksburg Beer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-08

Get the habit, go to the brand.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28

he ~. HeAsy. sf L<Eis Flats.
heId services n the Cd TOxn
scAool b0ase. S1Ddzy. We are
glad 70 EescouDe tins earnest work
e. IN Cur nidss-
b. the Say. Eho wzs il sent
tbose fresh skunk hides By pereei
post that exnsrd the hssty sKii 0f
all The pusta eierks from the Pay
wood post0Hse< saturday. Don't
he sfrzsi 70 sign yocs name. brother.
eyer 20 q sunk hide.
J. Johnson has Iezsed the kzsson
farm GO the Mirnhres for the com
ing yesr. Over $500 all BE- ex-
peo6ed 10 improve the prOperty
Men and srrzprrs are busy 90 a
deep cut for irrigation pGrps--s.
The plsce viii BE- ss~6ed % alfzif.
A and 6e&l Of Importance Ma
made this WEEK TIE far famed
Parties Task" ca the cd Santa r.
tai Ess sold to Ton IempletO1 b.
Albert lindzDer. Mr.. Templei0n
all arrive soon ziih 90 head q
cattle He hxs an ideal czttia
rsnrh.
J. Z. KetchUm. zho fsrnsei TIE
KsssOr plscr for two years left lzs,
week for Deming. He chartered a
car and moved ali ms stock. etc. t.
Arkansas His family preceded hin
q few weeks.
The many Dening friends Of
Mrs Wayne Whitehill will b. glsi
70 knog she Is recovering A. rapid.
~ a. possible. She fell in a shaft
q, Hurley. Ehile Or the Way TO q
dance given 10 honor Of Walter
F01. both bones il her ankle being
broken.
Ls;s start something "A Farm.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28

~ co-c~F. ;sr sssissori ! fcr
ooe x0uld IKE 20 kngK bsN t. Dske
cases.~ from r~nDei ! hare male
several failures after reading direc-
iiO0s in eook books. Hox do yOD
preserve the renDeiz etc Csee=e +
xbolesOzns. and resides using up
ibe Skinned milk il gives rs q
charge. - ~ are ikr The ChiDese
nook Al Jsrks,as ranch when he
heard SOM one singirg The shah
by Genteel- When %; q tire r.
t.Ox and al gone 10 snssh. il . one
DAP Of tUrkey ard sx days q hash.
he szii No since: j; l. ODE dzy q
dockee and six DAYS u heznS boa
Is j, ziih yoU fellows down dar
J. \. Upton Is fortunate in lezs-
ing or II his farms t. II. Osborne
Ebose family al arrive from Ala
tzns this week.
FIX gray geese lost their bearings
during the snOx st0E ami liz IN tire
I'D IOzr river crossing Several
ssois acre fred bot they were too
wary for our farmer boys
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28
Wants Names Old Soldiers

The names II O,d soldiers who
took part in the battle Il Geitys-
burg. boih Fedora and Confederate.
are wanted b. J . Caldwell. de-
p&rtueli commander .. :. z. az
Albuquerque Names with CON-
psny and regimen, are 10 t.e gwen
70 = 4. Knowles al the Deming
Mschine WORKS.
This data j. wanted by those VINO
are supporting possible Legislation
O. appropriate money 10 PAY tire
EXPENSES Of veterans % ana from
the battlefield for the celebration to
be held july -.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28
Stage Big Battle

hid Smith of New York will meet
Solder Morgan Of Troop NJ at 8. IL
0 clock Saturday. February |. at the
Comet theater. Both the boys are
clever glove artists and a good ex.
h'o'tion is promised. Both the
boys are well within the lightweight
class and have enviable pugilis,ic
records behind them. Soldier Nor.
gan is well known 10 local fans and
Ind smith comes from Jaurez with
the record Of having cleaned m
across the line.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28
ADyExTHszxc RkTEs
TUESDAY, JANUARY q, 1913.
ABOUT TOWN

Ine first Il The week VI. c
Hogysf r=reired 0fscial potce that
be ns1 ben appoints; a. L. 5 Con-
nisx0oer 10 sae-eed Jesse Mitchell.
St9 hsc recently resigned Co,grn-
t1s Courier.
TrD.; Brothers. tie architect.
$40 egns,ructe5 the ioekl higr
s-soo. building rsn . cit II that
structure 10 th@ir advertisement II
ihs z Pas Herald Evidently TIE
"a sis structure lcoss good 10
much larger 1ues titan DemIng
CITY Ger. Charles Hughes Is .
petty good luGge II p~lts %
wricr bognu@s are offered. Ae-
e9r1ing % The attest inforrnsrOn
lh=re "a bui DC iobo xolf IL the
county ye; lsrge coyote SKINS
ar ffeqO@n;iy 0Tsred z. the GEM.
ine v9.f HIDE. bu, arr away. turn
ei aJ'sn TIE ode wo,f range.
rear Cook. Pea. and numerous
trzpp~s have failed - catch the
wary l1sfer.
The WedD=s6z. Morning Nos.
a all meet tomorrow morning
Ei,h Miss lone Hodgooa.
Put Personality into yogr CORES.
prudence. Complete line Of fines,
stationery q, the J A. Rinneai
Drug CO. store. adv
Complete line Of sporting goods
So lev oase bal equipment q, the
J 4 Kinnest Drug CO store. ads
ETerything for nilsdy's DRESSING
table Only the b@s, i handed al
,r J. 4 Kinnear Drug Co. store
a..
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28
Red Mountain.

Nr Miller. VINO OWLS q e4.-scre
ranch few nile. sest Of PED
Mountain AMI two miles south o.
Mongolia reports that he mas ia
splendid sueeeas II getting and de.
re.oT4ng water % his land. He had
four gells dug recently a, q depth
Of l'6 feet going through eigh,
feet q clay and ten fee, Of grave
toward the lower depths A, thi.
depth Il Jos feet the first stratum
u Tster gss reached and the spark.
Ing 1919 per cent fluid gusbed up
q ghteen feet. Well. doesn't tina,
ION good for water prospects in the
He1 Mountain country. We think
It does. VIZ Miller plans to put in
crop II milo maize this summer
and reXt fall wil probably deepen
ne four wells considerably For the
present windmill pgyer will b. used
IN connection with catching rain.
water IN reservoir from the side.
Of an s9isoen, mountain.
Il. Il Jacobs Is having MS
Red Mountain ranch all fenced with
& strong three-strand barbed wire
fence Some u this ranch mas been
cleared recently
James ;. Kerr reports success.
fDl ,ripto Lordsburg. Nm, recently
While in that town he sold an auto.
mobile Mr. Kerr is certainly a
hustler in the automobile industry
We are pleased To announce ar
addition Of two more pupils 70 the
school conducted by Miss Victor,
Evans at the Tunis scnool house
John Heagney is busy these day,
grubbing mesquite from his lsnf
south Of Red Mountain.
Mrs. E. E. Hurt, Mrs. Short, Mrs
X. A. Chandler and G. J. Chandle,
were guests at a recent dinner giyer
by Mrs. Margaret Mes at her ranch
Two Of the neighbors have beer
improving the Borderland auto roaf
lately. Good. Keep up the inter
est in good roads at all times.
The Hughes brothers are still
ploughing up land on the Old wilhoi,
place.
Erastus +. Hurt il having tventy
acres grubbed on his ranch near thu
S. L. tracks.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28
CRYSTAL

a browning dramatic event Of the
SEASON will be the presentation Of
uraustark at the Crystal theater
next Monday evening. A strong
East !, Is promised and the popularity
:, the book story has exited wide
interest in the play.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28

A. A. Morrison of Silver CITY
created quite a stir last Sunday
night BY racing through the street.
~ his night clothes yelling 'murde,,
at every jump.
The crazed man. who is sun,o..s
!, % Dc hop fiend. ended up in L. O,
fuckers yard on Gold avenue. The
officers found him there and he !,
now being held in the city jAil.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS
COMET

Sarah Bernhardt is coming to the
comet Theater next Thursday
night IN splendid two reel feature
entitled La Tosca"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28
PERSONAL

turned frorn RS iegislstiTs duties :;
Santa Fe for q brief stay
VI. Reed has gone q Santa Rita
where be hxs seoep;sd & posiii9-
Ei;h the Ckio0 C9pper CO.
Mrs. Z. L. Hal q Derni,g. y "
is visiting z Pas fs5sn3s. = Pas
TINES.
Mr.. and Mrs.. ". u. Murray ar
laughter and Mrs. VI. 7. DoEnes
left Derning as, NOniEy evening
il M. Murrsy's car, Charlie Nc
Aninch driTing. They got a. far q.
Spzuiding whsr : rear axle Dross
Th@y telsp5Oned iheir trouble %
7. z. Lgwe q this city. NO. &C.
clnpsrie3 ~ u. J. Kelly, Wss
son N the road giih 3 rear axle
Tbey reached Sps1l9ing sboB; ter
o'clocs. pGt 10 the axe. and the e.
tire party wzs bSes il town by
Midnight. Silver City E,tsrprise.
Nil,o1 ". DePuy. Mrs.. D@Puy
ard daughter lef, the city Tnurs-
day evening for San Antonio. Tex.
1here Mr.. DePuy all engage IL
the printing business. For the
pzst three years Nr. D~Puy vas
as1ciste publisher Of the GRAPHIC
Cd had charge Of the mechanical
zrtn=ni Of the publication after
" his interest. Ire many
Il Il toe family here regret
Circumstance: have forced
O. make ttair home ese-
JACK vent 70 z Pas Mon.
uogning.
u q. Bush Of Deming. president
me Columbus Stat Bank, was in
0Kn between trains Sunday. He
al return the las, q The week .
4,tend a meeting Of the directors If
znk. Columbus Courier
u Bush spent the week end
10 j. psso.
John Warren. .ioc.msn Il
Eng.- va here SUNDAY.
TIE cyIdi,i0n q 2 7. Jones.
gbo Is quite ~ the Deming hospital
with Pneumonia, 4. gres'ly mproy.
ed. Mrs.. Jones Is 1ith him Sl.
yer C.ty Enterprise.
Walter Birchfeid. TIE Diamond
4 stOckmsn. vas nere sunday.
We. Holt. Of Hurley, v2s here
Sunday. 4
Charles Butler, s. 2. rosdmsster.
vent 70 Tucson u attend ar ofnca
meeting SUNDAY.
Harry Whitehill vent 20 Deming
last Tuesday with bunch 4 beef
cattle. Silver City Enterprse.
Miss Ethel Ethic mas gone 70 Z.
Pss0 % take q position a. head wsi.
tress Of the z Psso Del Nor,e
hotel.
Senator c. J. Lzughren returned
% the capital, Sunday.
Alfred G. strum, president Of
the Bi-Metsllic Co., went 70 Hur.
.ry S~Alds.
c. y. Morgan # Deming spent
last week surveying for J. J. Jacob
sen. Silver City Enterprise.
F. 3. Schwentker, Of the Pacific
Mutual at Albuquerque. is in the
city on business.
L. G.. Fisher. who owns an inter.
est in the Spaulding-Fisher tract,
was 10 Albuquerque yesterday en-
route for Los Angeles.
Z. H. Bickford, local manager Of
the Mimbres Irrigation Company.
has gone to Los Angeles.
A. w. Pollard is reported on the
sick list.
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lining from Greydan, La, and will
raaSs his home here.
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: ge. agent for the ri Paso and
stutSestern lines. IL in the city on
busmess.
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You'll be interested in our al
Read 1t. First State Bank. ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-19
"peR RoseNkAvALIER"
GAINS At SECOND HEARING.

Richard Strauss Der Rosenkava-
iier." which got It's second presentation
the frst In tho regular subscription-at
the Metropolitan Opera House last night.
was heard by a large audience with tho
closest attention and with many mani
festations Of approval. Something OF
the strain OF the arduous rehearsals to
which Mr.. Hertz had subjected the COM
pany before tho prom ere seemed to
have worn on and tho performance
gained In residence, In spontaneity and,
az far a. one could Judge by tho out
ward manifestations. in appreciation.
The farce and tho horse play were sub
nitted more DEITY and tho third act,
until II reached the serious ending,
moved to the accompaniment OF r!pples
of laughter.
The beautiful music which the com