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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28

present BY Phu n. LsNoir. secretary
OF she y. 81. e. a. lie said It was
proposed 10 erccs IN the biE park in
front Of the &ontcsuFua hotel seai-
% city OF size sufficient 10 att8mm0-
date from 90 TO rs people. The tents
we're to bc floored and made comfofk-
able Tor occupancy Golf Iinkn. ten
mis- courts and baseball field are Is
be laid of for tho use of she guests
81 the camp. Hot ana cold water
from the springs IL 20 ne piucn 70
the camp and tents equipped with
shower baths for the convenience ~
the campers. The plaza "a 10 BE- run
on the same plan az a hotel. good,
substantial meals being served. Good
order will be kept but the rules 81
the camp win be- few; not too strict
and not too lax. The Y. N. g. A. wli'
undertake. the management of tho
Y. a. G. a. summer camp. A. surn
n will bc advertised aIl over New
Mexico and some parts 81 Texas "a
a expected that boys and young mon
from every town and city IN the state
as wen az from many 81 she big col
leges and universities. viii come hcre
for an outing. Tourists, too. win DO
welcomed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
WONEN'S CLUBS N
TORRANCE ARE
ACTIVE
Torrance County Federation
With Fifty Ladies Present
Entertained BY Estancia
Club Last Week.

I1stancia. y. NJ. April 2s.--That Tho
wonan's club movement In ToFrunre
county n growing In popularity aud
influence was shown BY the meeting
OF the county federation here ON April
%, when the Woman's club and she
philomsthean club Of Estancia en-
tertsined q large number Of ladies'
from various parts OF the county IN
GLIDING Mountalnalr and WIZARD
Some fifty ladies participated IN Tho
event.
A turkey dinner was served az noon
after which was hclo the business
meeting. Then the club adjourned 20
enjoy musical program. Then q
farce comedy was given by local tall
ent which was very fine
The rest room where the meeting
convened was decorated with noun
tain greens. potted plants and cut
flowers and the dining table was a
beautiful sight with It's choice linen.
silver. china and cut-elass and tho
bouquet Of roses and carnations.
Several little girls helped 20 make
the affair success bg helping IA
various WAYS. In the evening the
families Of an the ladies were enter
tanned al supper Then dnnciuR and
yards were enjoyed until late honr.
The visiting ladies present included
AIesdaines Mccoy. Fuller lioddlng.
,rieit Dunlavy Orme. aud CowEili
~ Monniainair; Mesdanss swlshef.
Cheyney Chapman. mardmnn, stan
ton. Gregory sganlon. Hunter ana
pedrick from willard.
The next meeting win be held Au+
gust 18TH az Mountalnair during the
chauiauaua.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
FLEIsCHER sTILLIN
THE RING, HE SAYS

II am still an active candidate for
the posumastership." declared a.
Flclschcr today. II Withdrew my
name at The county committee meet.
ing saturday because as protest az
the methods used by the chairman and
others base my claims to recog-
milton al the hands OF my party on
my we'll known party record and my
ability 20 fill the position. ] am VILE
ing al any time To submit my claims
To properly conducted primary of
the Democratic voters OF the city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
TRY IT! SAYS SAGE TEA DAREENS
AND BEAUTIFIES FADED, GRAY HAIR

All drug stores sell the rea6s -io-Uso
product called "Wyethe sage ana
sulphur Hair Remedy l0g about 30
cents a bottle n ~ the most pppu-
lar because nobody can Discover Il
has been applied. simply dampen a
soft brush 90 sponge with "Wyeth's
Sage and sulphur and draw thls
through your hair, taking one fmnll
strand az a time, DO this tonlehl.
and by morning the gray hair dlsr
appears and after another application
Il Is restored 20 Us natural color
What delights the ladies wish wy
eth's sage and sulphur n lhak W..
sides bcauslfully darkenlns the nalr
they say u produces that SOFT lta|1l
AID appearance ~ etunoanee uhleb
Il SO albraeiltei besides prevents
dandrun, itching scalp and failing
hav Here. you Erag -haired folks.
set busy; look years younker
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
Mixed With Sulphur Makes
Hair Soft and Luxuriant,
Removes Dandruff.

The old-time mixture 81 Sage Tea
and sulphur for darkening gray,
stroakod and faded hair Is coming in
vogue again. says woli-knoWn
downtown druggist "a was our
grandmother'a treatment and hum
dreds OF women and men. TOO, arc
again using Il 10 keep their hair a
good even color which il quite sensi-
"a youthful appearance - OF the great
est advantage.
Nowadays. though. We don't have
the troublesome task Of gathering the
aage and The mussy mixing "a home
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
MOFFAT ROAD Is
SOLD AT AUCTION
nv Lcasea wlro u Evening Herald

Denver Colo. April 2S. The Pro.
pcrty Of the Denver Northwestern
and Pacific railway (Moffatt rO5el
was sold az public auction az the
county court house at noon to-day.
The road was sold FOR 100000 90
the bondholders represented W Ben
iamin strong Jr, and George W.
Burr The purchase price @. ts,-
000.0 was the minimum q 'egcribed
hy The United States uistrlct o0urt IN
the order for the sale
The sale was conducted by George
\. Hodges master Ia chancery. and
resulted from the foreclosure 81 a
mortgage held by the bankers Trust
company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
state Engineer Tells Aims of state
Gathering.

Tho foregoing briefly summed up,
are tn chiof airns aud objects of INC
STATE hs-.hwHy commission g. calling
n rate convention ~ Chpirmon and
mcmbrrs uf county road u1ar.ls and
,hairmcn uf county conn. issicns Ia
the Commercial club for May 8 and
p. next state Engineer FrrucJ Ia a
letter to Secretary icniuE 81 The
Commercial club explain ~ some
length the purpose ~ the Meeting
which II ts believed viii iuabgurnto
IL new era of team wore aUi state
wide uniformity iu N, building az
highways The idea is go have ull the
county roads doVetnl neatly into a
practicable working stat system 81
roads, with the greatest economy an"
the greatest efficiency The county
is to he the unit In "a statewide CON
atructiou campaign on the principle
that overy little biz, added Co what
you'vc got makes jus, u little bit
more. aud every mile 81 county road
win bc one additional miic ~ Mexico
road
The club secretary has received
communication already from forty
members Of county road boards. aud
commissions. stating that they viii
attend the meeting and asking for
hotel reservations n o. believed The
attendance win not fan short of the
first estimate 81 900 Tor the road
board convention and the annual CON
vcntlun Of the Sew MeAico Good
Roads association Called tor the same
dates.
Ia short. the biggest noise ever made
IN the road boosters ~ the state Nill
t,p doubtless heard on May ) and -.
---------a------------~--
uliand, Grant and lIvland. comedy
and musical trio Amusing, entertain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28

= Objects OF County Road tiOard I
Convention.
Each cnunty To- get az many 4
. miles of roads and as many 4
= bridges as possible with the I
. funds available.
. Tho proper location ut all 4
. roads With an eye Co the greatest 4
. good 90 tho greatest number.
Complete system OF inter
. county roads with best connoc- I
. tiuns for public service.
. To promote fullest harmony I
. between the state highway COM 4
q mission. county road boards. I
q county commissioners. good I
. roads associations and the gen I
y crnl public.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28

Beaver Fails, Pa, April rs, Mrs.
John kuzlun. bride Of three dass.
Is Ia critical condition and may dc.
as result Of dancing too much az
her Ne4diug The Polish custom ~
dancing with the bride for daiiee
b. responsible DuFlnH the 2SRfa
dance with eaa silver deliaFs eonssl-
tutlne tho brides dowry. Mrs. knzius
collapsed and may not recover
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
GORHAM BACK HOME
RECOGNIZES HIS
FATHER
Hypnotism Likely to Be Last
Resort in Effort to Restore
Mind of Unfortunate Young
Michigan Man.
(By Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald

Grand Rapids. Mich. April as
Frederick Gorham, Jr. the payette.
Idaho man, who asked the Denver poo
lice to identify him. has reached his
fathers home IN this city He rcc-
ognlzcd his father but his mind Ia still
somewhat cloudy. u has not yet been
decided definitely regarding the troat-
mcnt that viii bo administered Ia ef-
forts to restore the young mans mind.
Hypnotism has been suggested.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
COUNTY COMMITTEE
ENDORSES FIVE
CANDIDATES
Burkhart for United States
District Attorney; Roehl
for Postmaster of the City
of Albuquerque.

For United States district at
tOrncy--SummoTs Burkhart.
For surveyor general Pitt
Ross
For Hold man IN the treasury
department Barton Keller.
For postmaster in the city OF
Alhuqucrquc---H Charles Rochl
For minister Ia Chilc-ilugh
!. Collins.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
Inter- County Cooperation in the
Building of Roads Chief Purpose of
State Contention Here May 8 and 9

State Engineer in Letter to
Commercial Club Secretary
Outlines Aims Of County
Road Board Gathering; Re.
plies Received Indicate At
tendance Will Be Crafty.
ingly Large.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28

80 games In the American league
today postponed because OF rain and
Wet grounds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28

Battorios Powell Works smith
Packard and Clarke sallce and
Wingo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
T0DAY's GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


PhlladelQhin az BOSTON. and NV
York al Brooklyn, postponed. rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
RiChelieu
CASH GROCERY
We Save You IS Per Cent

Ask ilic delivery man for $500
hook at cash coupons. They save the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28

H,iaud Grant and lIynnd comedy
and musical trio Amusing, entertain
ing l'Hstimo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
WESTERN LEAGUE.

VNtaAi"f - Af'~ fANaN'rf "
AT Des Moincs; n. w. y.
lmhhN ssst'ssssss sssst.ss.
pes Moines ''',',p,.ss,...,,.
The evening world., 1913-12-13
Mr.. Jarr Pursues Gay Career
In the Highest Court Circles

Now. where were you? In restur-
ant and happened to brush against .
woman a. you reached for your hat?"
usked the Judge Of Mr.. Jarr.
Nc. Your Honor" replied the victim
OF fate. MY wife asked me to SO to
the depot to meet two young ladies We
we're expecting to visit US from Phila-
delphia. After trying to get some In
formation from the information bureau.
which appeared to be as difficult - &c
get intelligence from An intelligence Of
fee, sat down on a bench In the
waiting room. Then seeing this lady
drop her handkerchier'--
THAT was only part OF the plot to
kidnap me. Judge" interposed tho COM
plainant. 'Under pretense Of restoring
my handkerchief he Jabbed . poisoned
needle into my arm. felt numbing
shock. His two confederates here -
she indicated DIR. Quinn and Mr.. Dank-
ston. came forward to drag me away In
their costly limousine automobile. but I
fought them on. Then they and an
other acoomplics (for there 10 an organ
ised conspiracy that stops At nothing)
spoke up for their fellow wretch. One
pretends TO be a dentist. He IN the ono
who furnishes the dreadful drug Woola
The evening world., 1913-12-13
- )3 G5$&y006OSz>

being . poison-needis man." said DR..
QUINN blithely. Ono must be UP to
date. you know"
Meanwhile the door of the pom WAS
being opened and shut and protesting
mon Of all ages ana ranks in life were
showed and damned into the cage until.
Just when It would appear the capacity
OF tho dirty. unventilated place had been
reached. the door Of the pen opened and
the prisoners were all allowed To hls
Into the court room In a line. slouching
and swaytng a. they clutched at the
railing that separated them from the
spectators.
suddenly The police magistrate popped
In with q red face and . scared ex-
preston from the streets. Behind him
came two excited women shriekinS.
Catch him! He's . poison-needie
man"
Lock the door. 0rogan" cried the
Judge. Lock the door! Get my gown.
Ttmmy! Gee, what an experience"
The two pursuers OF the Police Judgs
were hustled out OF court and the Ar
bitter Of the Destinies Of the Unfortunate
wiped the Precipitation from his face
and In . husky whisper ordered the
CLERK to call the adjourned case.
The evening world., 1913-12-13

with plenty Of leisure to Interfere in
the local affairs Of other people who
have little or no time to devote to fads
and fanctss.
In the first place no person and no
organization has any right to try to
tell you or mo what sor: OF presents
We shall live At Christmas time. The
fact 10 that most OF tho presents that
change hands are useful. But this isn't
The point in the 6pug matter.
The point 10 that the Society for the
Prevention of Useless Giving, which
was started A. . sort Of propaganda,
will eventually reach the stage where the
people who are running It win assume
to themselves tho actual right Of super
vision and control OF Christmas gifts.
Next thing We know these people will
be trying to not only tell US what we
ought to DO in the way of purchasing
Christmas presents but dictate what
We ought to purchase.
Logically the thing win work out
70 that end. In time We may expect
70 have to all out . blank form when
we 90 to buy . Christmas present.
stating our income, what we have to
spend. the names Of the persons for
whom We intend to buy presents. their
circumstances. and what We intend to
buy them. The form will then be
turned over to an Investigator for the
SpuS Society. who will 20 out and de-
tsrmins whether or not our designs as
70 Christmas presents are useful and
o. K. or veto the same.
Naturally there will bs a PEN
atty attached 10 making . false state
msnt or to insiftence upon follow
Ing your own bent in buying Christ
mae presents With your own money,
Fer instance n you insist on buy
ting Q pair Of roller skates for you
The evening world., 1913-12-13
KEEPING UP WITH SANTA CLAUS.

Alta CLAUS making extra work for Uncle Sans Patent
Office ths year. The old Saints oynventing genius has put
fresh squirt and the number Of wonderful things
OF q hs workshops be looked and registered by the patent
sxpsrts 10 prodgous.
The hardest part of ell falls young whose is
1s Alice Punton and who the special condnte Of Santa Claus
eal Uncle Sam all the time The loads of delightful
astonishing toys that pass through her hands before hardly
a,body else hem described The Sunday World Magazine
tow makes her job almost the incest the whole
~ jst now.
Dolls that walk gracefully dolls that talk than ever
tiny motor boats with real oil tanks complete crcuse moving
stairvay-these of Sanas latest wrinkles.
Nos Ark live stock used to he stiff and wooden and had
- pushed around Now the animals step ry into the Ark
b two Of their accord.
Santa Claus used to think that he could of his
designs carried best Germany Russia But he finds
American workmcn quick catch and improve his ideas So he
keeping them and Miss Pungon working supply hin
with millions Of playhing for his Christmas round.
The evening world., 1913-12-13

Woowoo. . rare chemical that costs
moro than radium; but one grain Of
which'-
''whatcha gotta sayf" asked the Mag
istrate. turning to DR.. QUINN and Ar.
Omission and shutting OF the complain
ants recital Of modern voodoo behsfs
ibid you hide the poisoned pint You.
there!" And he pointed his gavsl at
Mr. Omission.
II picked up . pin. my dear sir. II
that's what you mean" said Mr.. Dink-
ston. This gentleman's wife Mrs.
Jarr. had asked DR.. Quinn and me to
70 down to the depot to meet two
charming young ladies from Philadel-
phis, fearing her husband might forget
It. There. Just at about the time these
events occurred-that 10, Just - Mr..
Jarr picked up the handkerchief
picked up q PIN
"why?" asked tho Court.
"whyT" repeated Mr.. Dankston. why
not? For what says ehs old 1olk
rhyme
"'sss . pin. pick Il up: all the day
you'll have good iuckr"
ooh. you think 80. do your" snaried
the Magistrate. Thirty days to Pick
oakum for luck!"
The evening world., 1913-12-13

To paint such . picture meant . per-
fest knowledge Of horses. their anatomy.
their difnsrsnt positions, walking. run.
ming. n fact every detail about the %
don Of horse And TO set this Rosa
Bonhsar spsnt months and ysArs IA
study.
No dimcMtss we're 100 lasSs 80 jsd
30 psrtoobGn. and ~ ne bad he iuaS-
maiden AawAvs ~ was tinAl1y ready to
20 ahead with her pAoturs- A year and
. half Il took-ana the rswarae The
rrst woman to BE- decorated with the
cross Of the LAeten q 0oaAe.
The evening world., 1913-12-13
Government by Card Index.

GEI fave you flied out one OF the
|" application blanks for a lob
under Mayor-elect Mitchell"
inquired tho head poisher.
Il have not" replied the laundry man.
because don't want n job. 1t looks as
though We were going TO have a card
index government with employees CLASH
fed as machines and directed as ma
chimes are directed. This may be &C.
cording 10 the modern efficiency ideas,
but II isn't going to make much Of q
hit with tho people
MY idea II that there must be SOME
thing human about a government, for a
government IL part of the people. The
anairs OF municipality cannot be oon-
Quoted along the lines OF a bank or a
factory There rever was so-calisd
business administration that survived
over one term. In government thers
must be charity, kindness. n little hu.
NOR and n lot of consideration. some
statesmen are prone to forget that the
people vote every year and that the
city government OF New York ohauHss
every four years and that voters ere
largely swayed by their sympa thieAs
The evening world., 1913-12-13
Hits From Sharp Wits.

One thing this country IL THANKFUL for
10 that Mexico isn't twins-Cleveland
Leader.
Kansas produced 100000 hams iaSt
year. for which the people at large pro-
duced u lot more money than 100000
hams are actually worth,--Birmtngham
News.
When IN doubt the average Jury In
corporation case usually falls back on
that grand old Latin admonition Soc
ct tuum."-Columbia state.
In Chicago q eugen!c baby that was
to have been n girl 10 . boy. In spite
OF all theories Old Mature stays on the
job. ..3
A Philadelphia woman vas awarded
q damages for the loss Of her hu1oaod's
affections. The Joke seems 70 b su the
other woman,--Toiedo blade
A Cleveland minister proposes that %
churches Devote time TO teaching youns
woman how to pick At husbasAA An
ethss suggestion on how to AvSd bed
sss-cas~s'sna Pain Dealer
Thses II q man In Lorraine. O.. who
waiis around In No. II shoss-no incon.
s,1erabls feat.-chicaSe Nova
The evening world., 1913-12-13

n . Rosa Bonhsur's greatest pSeturA
and u ON Of the masterpieces Of enamaI
painting. When It appeared IN the ssi0n
~ Paris In 1853 the Art world was aston
sshed BY m very trsm sndouAnsss. The
largest animal painting ever execuesd.
sixteen and half fest by eight crowdsd
WIN . piunging mass q excited. stamp
iuG. perfectly drawn horses. dust Msn6.
grooms and stabieLboys cautching at
halters-it 10 no wonder that the Pa
rasians could hardly believe that wom-
an had painted H. Few men painters
show such viyoy.
The evening world., 1913-12-13
Commuters Love Sons.
By Esgens Geay.


0bpN6AA lSl3. b Ms Psso FubKah
-HOU1H winter days are dark
And my heart u lone and dreary.
i Yst. rm dwelling Al the while
In the smils Of my deaSis.
And though many anothsr yubs
Takss the tube. I'm hspvy-very.
For I'm DRAINING a No aass-
Lovely IaO-@se tAe fsrsy.
O. her syss Of hsawsn-ws0uest due
Lovely hue sesaslmS through me;
And her hairs unWowsa Oell.
The evening world., 1913-12-13

's'N wv" s"s "'osA'sS "S~Vs
N HR. JARR buried his lace n his
N hands In tho dreary wait n the
AVA cage. In the police court. whlle
the Magistrate went out for his dinner.
In vain the airy and affAbae Dr.. OIL
bert QUINN. Harism's favos1ts young
dentist. and the erudite and equally
carsfrse Michael Anesso Dinkston en-
dsavored TO comfort him by taking
their Incarceration WITH nonchalance.
while they oarelessly compared notes a.
TO which district Of the city was the
most pleasant &c b arrested IN.
Mr.. Dinkston held that while Il was
true. ~ Dr.. DUNN insisted. that the
crtap. aseptic. bright modsrne0 about
some Of the new police court pens in
the Bronx appealed to many--stnl the
hearty, neighborly. grtmy old-fashioned
welcoming Greenwich uiaxe -oad-New-
York atmosphere about Jefferson Mar
kst Police Court endeared Il TO him.
~ don't see why they arrested YOU
two" grumbled MIR. Jarr. you were
only my witnesses that wns At the
depot to meet the Misses Cackieberry
| and that never did have . poisonst
PIN and
But everybody IL being arrested FOL
The evening world., 1913-12-13

And her voice in slvery song
All day long. 90 blithe and merry.
80 I bear my evening freight.
All elate---o'er the ferry.
MID Gotham's towers high.
Must I sigh, sad and lonely:
while the hours drag slowly b.
And think Of her only.
% Z hail the slowing eve
Wosa leave, bliths ana mssyA
yWom the etty's fsvsrsl $500
- ~ A11o-oARlhAA
The evening world., 1913-12-13

1amtor's little boy ana the soossty
INVESTIGATOR reports that the boy
needs pair Of ironclad stookhss
YOU may be subpoenaed to appear At
the District-Attorney's ONCE and show
cause why your case shouldn't b prs.
scented to the Grand Jury.
Exaggerated possibility? Not on your
me Look at the busy people who are
trying to keep us from smoking. keep
US from drinking. keep us from eating
what we want to eat. keep Ms from 60.
Ing where We want 10 20 and doing
what we ant to do! Our only protec-
ton is TO band together In , Mind
Your Own Affairs society and smother
the meddlers before they smother US"
The evening world., 1913-12-13
"out Again. In Again."

Il see'" said the head pollshsr, that
the members OF the LEGISLATURE are All.
ing all over themselves passiu. law
that Gov. Glynn wants but Charlie r.
Murphy didn't want"
Politics is politics." replied the .su-
dry man 'Giynn Is In and Murphy h
out"
The evening world., 1913-12-13

Useless q ivi n 3
tsn' I q & o d
thing"
As for me-" re-
Piled the laundry
man. II think tho
s . u g movement.
a. II 10 cUued. Is
silly. But II 10
interesting a. .
manifestation Of
the growing dis
position Of Deople
The evening world., 1913-12-13

Randolph Colcloush Wilson.

The title 10 q little pushing and . bst.
tar nans would b. perhaps. the
Horss Market" The huge canvas aAows
. pot In Paris. with the dome Of ths
Invaidss N the distance and the big
spirited Percheron horses being led into
the market. And around 70 the right
whore tho buyers and spectators Az
grouped under the tysoA
The evening world., 1913-12-13
|Letters from the People

honor and reward while sincere unsuc.
cessful effort reaps nothinx'
MONROE 8UNHIuNY.
Thursday.
10 lie Udssos a Tue Essuins wossdf'
On What day Of the week did April
~. u7t fa1k1 WI
The evening world., 1913-12-13
PUTTING AN EDGE ON 1T.

-E EVENING WORLDS victory in wrestling the streets Of
New York from hotels and taxcab companies who conspred
to usurp street privileges that belong to the public
further dnched BY the Levy Taxcb BILL which Gov Gnn himself
gd and which has passed both houses of the State Legislature
Under the provisions Of this BILL private property
ess contract for the Of streets public highways they
esnN Of misdemeanor and be punished accordingly
MgtEstss in this city WILL therefore, have additional help
enforcing the provisions Of the axab ordinance which apply
public stands
The day when xicab company could bazeny buy stand
pssss from hotels and apartment houses and monopoe the
the expense its patrons pockets and for past
The txb ordinance for which this newspaper made M
sul in action all along the line The State law puts
0sdes On Il