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The evening world., 1913-08-06
DR.. GEORGE S. ROBERTS,
FRIEND Of HREMEN,
DIES FROM OPERATION
Well Known Bluff" Became
Suddenly III While on
Motorboat Trip.

Dr. George q. Roberts. who was one
Of The most enthusiastic "buffs" In the
~, end was known throughout the Fire
Department ~ the Auto Doctor" died
to-day In 81. Luks's Hospital. Nsws
bugh. from shock attending an opera.
ton for Appendicitis. His wife and par
snts. who had been kept In ignorance
Of his condition until danger Of death
vas acute. wers sent for last night and
were at his bsdsade whom he paused
away.
Possessed Of IN ample fortune DR..
Roberts spent much Of his time answer
Ing fire alarms. He lived II No. 5i6i
Seventh avenue. and hs homo was
equipped with . complete sst Of fire
alarm signals. Every alarm In the city
wss sounded In his bedroom. and II 70
bis sxpstsncsd mind the alarm indi-
Gated . rig. fire or the stsrt Of . fire
In . dangerous nsiyhborhod ne started
for the blass no matter what the hour.
day or night.
He kept q swift little red automobile
ready at all times and policemen rscoS
missed his right 70 90 ~ fast ~ ht
pleased. In mis- car he had q hrst old
hit and hundreds Of hremen have beer
treated by him for injuries received n
the discharge Of their duties. There
were few hE nres in recent years tina
Or. Roberts did not see and in which h,
"a not play m active part ~ medica
cd to the Aremen.
DR.. Roberts went to Catskili . few
days ago with Charles l.. Demarest
Chief Of Construction OF the Fire De
partment. to meet Lloyd d. Willis
Commissioner Johnson's secretary. VIII
was coming down the Hudson In hi
motorboat from u vacation In tn
| mountains. After leaving Catskill Il
| the motorboat DIR. Roberts became d
IN that the party put back to consul
. physician. The ailment Of DR.. Rob
erts was diagnosed as acute indiEcs
tiou and medicine afforded relief. bu
DR.. Roberts suffered relapse and WA
carried ashore In Newburgh and take
to the hospital. An immediate opera
ton for appendicitis was found to b
imperative. but the disease had pro
crossed too far for surgical relief.
The evening world., 1913-08-06

Wilson to NsAe willism J. Price Of
keatueky-JePsey Men Are Heard.

WARRINGTON. Aug, civilian ].
Price OF Danville. KY. has been selected
by President Wilson for Minister to
Panama. Mr.. Price was introduced to
the President to-day by Senator Jones.
Senators Hughes and MARITIME. Con-
gresham futile and a delegation from
Elisabeth, N. j.. asked the President to
appoint Otis A. Glaxebrook Of that city.
to . foreign post. preferably Belgium
or Sweden. Col Thomas II. Burch Of
New Jersey u also mentioned for one
of those two places.
The evening world., 1913-08-06
Rs~away HATS Bridge Traae.

a runaway horse on wilhafnsburE
Bridge to-day. frightened by tug
whistle was In collision with. arst On
autotruck and then an express waSen
and by the time a bicycle policeman had
halted 1t two men were injured and
bridge traffic was interrupted for twenty
minutes. The injured men are Meyer
Epand Of No. co6 East One Hundred and
Third street. and Jacob Garnet AZ No.
So Metropolitan avenue. Brooklyn
Epand was driving the runaway. which
was attached to a delivery wagon. The
autotruck was driven by Garnet and
the express wagon by Walter Mckinley
Of No. ~ Sanford street. Brooklyn. Po-
iiceman Battle brought the incident TO
an end.
The evening world., 1913-08-06

coURMAYEUR italy. Aus. e.
Jenkins Alexander Stuart Of Baltimore
had a narrow escape from death yes
terdsy while climbing Mont Blanc with
two swiss guides, one of whom was
KILLED when fall OF Ice from the
glacier threw the three men. who were
roped together. over z precipice.
Mr.. Stuart and the guide 0audin
managed TO save themselves. but s1hs
The evening world., 1913-08-06
Falls on Ms stoop-Dies.

Angus Mcdonald. nifty years old. was
sitting on the stoop OF his home at No.
252 West One Hundred and Fifty-fourth
street at S o'clock this morning when he
lost his balance and fell eight feet to
tho areaway and was killed.
The evening world., 1913-08-06
Hsnose Drops On Her From SKY.
scPaDeP.

LILLIAN Perry. . stenographer Of SIS
Mountain avenue. westheld. N. j.. was
hit on the head to-day with . hammer
which slipped out OF the hand Of man
working on the seventeenth floor OF
No Ii Church street. Luckily. Il struck
her . glancing blow. She sustained =
scalp wound which an ambulance sur.
sssa dressed for her. She then left soy
The evening world., 1913-08-06

PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TO-DAY.
rsols. Hsmburg Nneces. TAMPA.
nzrss Irene, Genoa. Apache. Jacksonville. .
apanello. Rotterdam.
The evening world., 1913-08-06

The following were the highest. lowest and last
price, Of stocs for to-day and the net changes =
eo0passd With Yesterdays closing pricss.
The evening world., 1913-08-06
HOUSEHOLD LINENS

Satin Damask Tablecoths. ..................
1.10. $50. 1888. 2.25. 2.75 each
values LIS, 2.2s 2zs. 3.2s and e.1s
Satin Damask Napkins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1888. 2.25. 800 and 3.75 doc.
values ais, 3.2s. $50 and 500
Manufacturer Lengths Of Bleached Table
Damask.-a and a15 yds.long1 so and l .88 each
values 2.2s and AIS
Turkish Bath Towels. 18c, Csc and 35c each
values 2sc. SSc and 50
Turkish Bath Mats. ..................S7 SIC each
values las
Huck Towels ... 1870, 19c and Csc each
values l7c. 2Sc and So
Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases
Sheets. :. .45c. 55c, 6Oc. Csc to 75c each
value S0c. roc, 7Se, 600 10 ~
Pillow Cases .l4c. Ice. 10c and zoe each
values lsc. Ale. 23e and ~
The evening world., 1913-08-06
James McCTeeIy & Co,
34th Street 23rd Street
=. AUGUST SALES
RUGS. LINENS s. DRAPERlES
Extraordinary Reductions in Prices
ORIENTAL RUGS

Extra Kermanshah Rugs, - average size
lOx7f it, to l4.5 LIST. $4,000 to 10000
formerly $1,000 to 5000
Persian Scrapi Rugs,-sizes ranging from
la.5xs.l #. to 10 X l23ft. 10000 to 10000
formerly 22s.0o to 1850
Small Rugs in endless variety of sizes and
colors. ranging in price from 1000 to $3.50
formerly 1000 to 1880
The evening world., 1913-08-06
SUMMER DRAPERIES
Considerably Reduced

Scrim Curtains,-White Of Ecra-
Marie Antoinette and other insertions. .2.26 pats
1oema1y ~
Irish Point and Macrame Insertions. .3.26 pak
foesnseiy ~
Renaissance Lace and other insertions .4.26 pajr
3oemssty S.ee
Colored Muslin Curtains.-aX yards long. -.
formerly a.zs and 500, 1.26 and 80 pair
Cretonne Bed Sets;-single size. 80. ........y,:
formerly 1.so and $50. $40 and 40 each
Fancy Scrims and Nets.-S to 10 yard lengths. =, -
16c, 26c and 36c I'd.
formerly ~. 100, ses Vi.
Fancy Colored scrims. ...... .25c and 35c I'D.
formerly ~ saA re
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
PROBATE COURT HAS
SESSION TODAY

judge JuIu. Sulb held session
of tur Yruhut, court tpdHt g. 81
N,rrltt uud ~ y M,traIf we're mann
cd appraisers of the vHtat. of r. ".
Lester ~ o. N,trull Uud otto
biv,kwlu H,ry named appraisers ct
the 'stat. "i Al"N y Jones May 3
WAS set as ih, DAT, for the final report
ui ih, estate uf NJ. brapuir. Tho
count approved the bond OF th, adj
WiuI~trutriN ui th, estate of u W. n.
Bryan April WAS named u~ the
dty 'ur The hearing cot the claim ot
g. D. rrtiN against the estate OF
FruuN BoSsi Sofia Huhhcll nled "a
petition 1Soiuu uu order asking prior
claim Tor $4,000 AGAINST the estate
uI = s.. lluhhvl deceased. Petitioner
claimed that She had SlN,uuU when
SHE married r. $. Uuhnrll The court
ISSUED ga, order MuN was set for
tlr unul hearing of the report of The
administrator uf the Matthew RIDLEY
estate The court allowed ti claim oI
5000 Tor -. o. NI,hru,r against IA,
Dslut, uf f. a. Richards, deceased.
THE nuul report ui Nuu llirld. admin
istrutur ut the ,~tJt" of NJ Wishrun.
WIS approved The report showed %
balance OF x",llH us the propvrt, Of
on, estate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12

had been printed on two cards. one
IN English nnd one Nv German DR..
Fricdmann'H methods were followed
with the closest attention bv the az.
- on more physicians present and his
rapid dln snosls Of rnses presented
nnd hts professional technique were
the subjects 81 comments
The cases represented the three
main divisions Of TUBERCULOSIS infoC-
ton, pulmonary glouduIar and hone.
or Joint affection. ana ranged from
the carly stages OF the disease To wen
advanced eases Of sHN crnl years dur
alton, The youngest patient was 70
li-munths old baby Firl and the old -
cst was q man of 80 Most OF the
patients we're able to walk In without
assistance nud 90 stand while tn
treatment was given bat or "a few.
mostly children. an operating table
was found necessary tn every case
on lntruNcnous injection Of thp vac.
cine was made IN the patients arm
in number of additional eases intra.
muscular injection was made in the
hip. one At the most Interesting
cuscs was that OF the il-munt hs'. odd
girl who had been o. sufferer from
tuberculosis Tor about two months.
The vein Of the arm was So tiny tho,
br. Friedman found h impossible to
make the usual iutrtNcuou. injection.
aud he performed the rarely attempt.
cd operation ON so young child. ui
inserting the ncpdl iu e. vein uf th.
neck while boa TIT. rHHc be- also made
the extra Injection Zoo the hip tn IT.
tie one bore the ordeal W.ll ana IN
Friedman remarked iu % confident
tome that u.s. complete recovery might
D.. expected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
Open FIELD FOR
ARCHITECTS AND
DESIGNERS
Board Of Education Will Re-
ceive Plans for 100000
High School Building from
Any Person Who Is Quail
fled in Profession.

% II announced unoiliclally that the
board ~ education has decided tO re-
rciVe plans for any architect or dee
sigurr. for The 100000 high school
building which II b. likely will be
under construction within tac next
few months tho bond issue having
been approved. with the result that
the cash VIII be- available az any time.
l.urul architects aud designers and
men 40 those professions from any
ether part of the country VIII be eiven
~ opportunity to submit their IDEAS
as Go The manner iu which the huild-
ms should br constructed. 10 h like
Is. however. that the board VIII die
tate 60 q certain eXtent the kind 81
bur ling tbe plars and the light aud
ventilation Ieoturrs which viii bee de-
fif1tlr o. b. understood that 10 H.
necessary. according 10 4 clause In the
resolution adopted hy ihe board Of cd
ucdtion several dass age aoccptlng
tho bid oi the bond BUYERS. that the
plans and ~prcincnu"ns be- considered
NOT later than t1v twentieth of this
month
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
TWO DOZEN BECOME
ELKS At SPECIAL
INITIATION
Magdalena and Kelly Candi-
dates Are Given All That the
Ritual Calls for This After
noon; Fun Beginning at
2:30.

Albuquerque Lodge No. iGt. ~. =.
-. T.. WINS enrolled ~ e loco mark
ndGc this afternoon when twenty
Tour candidates from Mnudalena aud
Kelly were Initiated into the ordc.
The candidates we're put through thl
stunts ut % special initiation which
BEGAN promptly 90 $40 O'Clock with
all officers present aud q big uttenG-
ducc ot members. the candidates Wc.r
given CLOSE attention and the ritual
War fully carried out
The MigdulrnH and Kelly Elks aud
tue candidates, arriving her, in a. Epc-
rial ear last evening, we've ruyulh
entertained last evening The visit
Vfs were met az The Santa Fo station
and greeted h, e. crowd Of 500 local
Elks. headed Toy the United states
indian school band. Following the
evening feed the visitors were the
guests ~ the lodge ut the play. The
comedy uf Errors given in the Elks'
lhcatcr los the Ben Greet players.
FOLLOWING the pert 'rmanC, the visit
"rH among whom were many ladies.
W"r" rendered AN Informal ball and
reception Iva the Masonic Temple The
hal room in the temple had been
handsumlN decorated Tor the dance
Tor thu occasion aud the big ,rowd
that attended had rolllCking good
iimc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
PERSONALS.

vs. Moore Cltytan uled sn.t ln tho
district court to-day asking Judgment
against BuN E stevenson iu me shft
of Saa.aN. Hllcgcd 90 ac duo for mer-
DhHndise purrhHr~d in taln. The
plHiutin sues on assigned bills
D. Beaver WIS today appointed
guardian Tor James itn1 nnII Bufs'h.
u minor. - s. klock appearing aF ate
toruoA for the boy. who. it is stated.
hHs nu parents ltiuE. aud Htu sceuiu
work with the santa o. prYttd. d no
mas "a guardian.
There VIII he meeting ot the We
mans Catholic order of Forestrrs
Fellows hall.
q marriage license was issued 400
day tu Lufnh knapp. "a, aud Greed
"a Childers g2 both of Albuqnerqur.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
new OFFICERS FOR
ELKS' LODGE TO
Be CHOSEN
Important Meeting Scheduled
For Eight O'clock Tonight
to be Followed by Smoker
for Visitors From the South.

Officers for the next twelve months
VIII nr elected at 20 meeting of the
Elks {" Ice held iu the lodge room.
beginning go o'clock this evening
Exalted Ruler -. 4 MHtspn win my
down the uaVrl after the meeting too
night aud turn over the dutie. and
responsibilities of Tho nigh office tu
his successor other officers tn suc-
coed present incumbcuts viii also bo
elected
immediately rullowing the election
~ officers the Magdalvna aud Krltt
Elks VIII Do, the guests 90 the lodge
90 smoker To- bp given in thu the.
ut'r with Director Mark Levy cot the
New Mexico Athletic club as the
guiding hand. Several urst-,inss bouts
nav, hrou arranged and 10 is ukrN
There Will Dee considerable excitement
throughout the evening Nvhllr the
men are az the meeting and Jt Ga,
smoker that is Co follow. the adl,a
~ the MHsdaisna and Kelly dpl,rH-
unn VIII be- Chapcroucd ABOUT IN.
town los u committee of ladies repre-
S'nting i6l. The "muvirS' viii be-
pa'rouizod ana There vtii also Do, uth-
cr entertainment features
The visitors we're taken Tor autl.
mobile rides about the city and couu.
ifN today. many local ElkA 'u.nishiu.
'ars Tor the transportation of thr
guests
m, Writing El,s ana then aI,.s
VIII leave fur their homes n trr
southern part uf the stat, irty ,o.
night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
WILLIAM MOORE DIES IN
Los ANGELES MARCH 6

Many Albuquerque people viii learn
WITH regret eft the death ot william
Moore. % years old. a. long time res
dent ot this cItN which occurred In
lhc santa f. coas, lines hospital in
los Angeles last Thursluy Death
resulted from complication of dis
s'h~'f Mr.. Moore went Co TIE coast
.rom beer" last summer hoping 90 ob.
i1In r,ll'i Hr Nad been 70 resident
of Albuquerque since 1850. being en-
pluNvd during nearly tll that time as
H hoilr. maNrr helper in the local
SANTA ~ shop. Tho decreased has a
sister. Mis- SnINclN. residing at tNa
West santa ~ avenue, this CITY The
burial tuuN place 100 Los Angeles, with
the Wuodmcu cot tur world OF which
At Moore Nus o. member iu charge
.uf the services
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12


JhhHinE from the crowds that are
constantly waiting In the pnrlurs uf
the kHtrd psychic, the truth "t her
i''nhi kablc readings must have hcol
hri"ldtd FROM mouth tu mouth.
Vu.,,'.,.,', P'"''l'n' F"I'
lt.'1 '"''''''''" '''''
'.r ."I h'"' "NNS N''
,,.,'.,,,, ""'' b'''' '''"
li'l i''"'hk- "t" guides ." success.
"'"''"' Nt"l'h ana happiness. kiNiue
l'" wanna q "i Iouni' dh'hd a"d
l"l'''iuuk th' most in'urahlr periods
."l N""' pI'Np''' I'VE 'tptl~'H' $40
I'N'''" '' w." KNOW rds' ul N"hr
10 u' ~''i' SNOW ms YOU your lhuiN l"h"I
''" ''"N'' WIN '"' "Io OBJ ih" lhl"'
h'"ti"h b"'h'" from h'i YOU 'Hu MAJ
'h"l your every riIull upon lIv cor
i''' ""l'' u Wur H"ihs away WIN vac
'"sN'N ih' lu'hl up"h dlhiuiN $500
hlN"pP'''" '''"il ter readings anG
"ul '' ASSIST q" hhrm"ni"u- "Hd
-u'''"'. hl"i urge lu i"'I ihIuWhh
lh' mingled ~glru'" ui u~irnl"s,
P"l'h"I'NN' f"ihi~'iN ana '"itN"N
"h'f' N"" may. nav VIII h' "hir 2"
h'Nr s"ul ll' ~" rompl"ir surrvas
Whl'h nature Intended t q" he.
bo you NOT t,el that nov b. ths tin.
when you should learn sour strength
ana Wvaku.--. the scope ut your abb
ty and your natural .sdaption- aud
press ON Go realization ut tho happi-
u'ss ana coutrntmput which avail.
YOU
Nu.. Iti.rb,t. ts tb,. .,,tr,.. ,,,,,. la .I,. Il.
Stat. ,f N,N N.Ni,., .,,b., b. II.,us.d
Ia u.. tb, .Y,e. s,.t.u, b. tbr.,,., u,
which sb. /. enabled ~ r,,e,I IT,
Nuu vth uu,rrtup assur.g, ,,,tr t,i,..t
a. oU aluu, tnnu m ,our prfs,r,
us it /. uud .,,,t, MANN. ,,,,tt, .,.
IA vim h, N, ntb,r ,i.ir,,ysut a, h,.
IA. ,...r visited Ntt,r,,,,..r,,r. I'm, .,t
claim D., ~, NAM, .,,.,,s.t,I reno.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TO
GET IN NEW HOME
AFTER 26 LONG YEARS

Washington. u. e.. March lU.-Nu,y
n -b-Ntdr campaign ttr United state.
sociological survey has received gtucr-
Gus "suit.uu ut 'h, hands eft con
src,S 10 the authorization OF lu ~
r'nditutr eff S2.5g6.0VU for the CON
siruciiun of 20 urcproot huildlus %;
modern "iiiu,-uuidiug tyrr ct ar.hi-
l''lur" With This sum 10 Is proposed
o." erect % building ou ground already
owned hy the government which shall
acc ummudat,. besides the geological
survey. the reclamation service tho
lu'l'u office. and the bureau of miur..
'I bureaus cog DO" interior department
Who's" work is closely related 10 that
of thc ~urr, AMI among uli of which
lh"r, be- mon, cor less oouslnn, cooper
alton
TH" puuI. bindings Jaw. which
carries The sur.r. item. authorizes nu
immediate appropriation uf $500. 900
The balance io DID," appropriated u.
r'rdru 900 construction While this
"mnI'us puudna Hv b. uul. au eau.
lh"r,INl"u measure. leaving tile ace
'u'i appropriation OF tN, muu., tu cd
'uur. 80 yFu.uuu of in. amount Iu.
.Iud'd Boo thu m,a-ur, ,tu b- ,Np,nd.
'd immediately, having n,yr Hrpropri
H'.d H} former rourr.-. Iu .ouu,e.
u"n with iHr wrunu-, OF th, site on
which tr, survey nnIfIu- # 90 Don.
erected. plans ,pn flu. eco forward
It uu,r fur ih. construction of tH.
urN Hui'UIu- For iur urru- uI ih.
~uI'r, and CO., "thvr nur,.u- men.
.uu,d au 900 Geo date. conveniently lr-
i'u-,d. Jud u,li-ugutrd building i3
of especial Importance. Too many of
IurI" SANS Grc1t army co., pNu en-
r."}ys u Washington worth u part
co. exclusively NE artificial ughL 800
vuurt'r- chat Wg. Dee compared Co
dungeons "a condition which lis sug-
H'.tN, u' medieval tm.s vucn the
I"s' requirement ui castles WAS wallis
ill.a Du"ugh o." resist tur attacks of
r.''''lHs rams and r1tauuIts or uf
thr SAN more ancient p,r.na when
huge. ornate piIut- aud columns p,r,
Oh" H-NIuu regardless ur ir, Jri.tup,-
m"nis with respect to Ignt tud con.
''uirur" uu the iuSid, CO.. tIr Guild
nE The innovation of providing %
-lHu.tur, uI thr mpdrru office up,
'.r government workshops 100 which
aNWw "f H.sh gruJ, output o.
i"' nr-l consideration such ls viii
"..'iH lI' urn huia.u- vII %, well
coined
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
FINISHING TOUCHES ON
HIGHWAY MEASURE



Denver MARCH 9 Tnc senate af-
ter putting th, finishing Touches uu
che highway commission hnl. took uI
consideration ot the Brand depart
mcnt hill fluul vote uh IN lull
crew train hil Wa- postponed mul
March 49,
The highway commission hin as iin-
ais adopted hN the senate pats the
highway commissioner Boa charge ul
The internal revenue uund Go hr uH n
Tea connection with funds provided W
counties iu building good ruads After
the commissioner hss outlined ni-
apporunumt they are submitted e.
The board of 1--WE adviser PROV ided hN
the hili. and ln the event the ads lfols
dlsnKrre the governor b. called npHn
AS referee. The governors word D.
ilnal The highway commission hill
nov goes "a the nopse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
FRENCHMAN FAILS TO
GET COURT AID IN
OBTAIN a240,0Uu

Paris March a. Prince Henri De
I,Un ci CualN- to,Lt, failed Co get
On, assistance uf 90, French court ui
appeals leo obtaining S-iU.uOo from 90
bank loo Baltimore us part ut the for
tnur I,ii Iu him Do, Nis late wife She
Was I,dui.e WiuJn~. daughter of On,
mtr Ross MtuUus
Inc prince represented that the
brothers cot his dead wife opposed his
inheritance ut the property.
Iu, presiding judge declined tu
consider the case. ruling thui th,
prince must luds, his claims iu lu,
American courts.
The princess died 100 ST. P,tcrsbura
600 1906, leaving two small children.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
MUCH INTEREST IN
THE ROSENWALD
OPENING
Date Has Not Been Annoiinced.
But 1t Is Known That
Preparations Are Being
Made.

Although dat.s and details VIII not
De- made puhli, tor suW- days. % ty-
came known TODAY that the muud~y-
W'ut ui the kusouWuld store has bruu
busy for moro 'huu fortnight ps.i
erecting preparations Tor what prom
.sD- Co hr ono cot ne. most DlVbuTI, .
priug openings ever held 800 SCI.
N.NItn.
tn, decoration viii bo migu" us
wen as elaborate. and 10 is limited tkrt
the opening l,~uNitl,~ VIII Do, mark,u
Dos -"uIr special features cot more than
ordinary interest uud uttrI.iN Du,-
20 goes without saving that tho oil
plays ul spring wear iuI both mon
aud women VIII hy both rNt,u-If, and
absolutely correct
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
SANTA FE SUED FOR
ALLEGED VIOLATION
OF THE l6-H0UR LAW

sun ''ruarduu. cal. Nurb o.
Suits were lilod BOO the Uur.I state.
uiir''t court yesterday agu ust 10
santa l'' and Salt Lukr railroads.
charging several Violations %. Fed
'rHl luw which pro,idc that mo- On
p'"}' cot % common yarrirr shall work
more than sixteen hours ut each TWEEN
lN.'uur There arr three counts
against th' Santa Pee aud twenty,
against the salt Lake Th, agRrr.
gate amount sought hy the govern.
mrut b. $1,000.
The suit against M, Santa b., ulr
lDgrs that g. u. Plank. conductor ana
e. b. Ehncndurr ANA " g. Gansom,
hruh"mcn. were kept uu dut, tor
mon, than sixteen hour. october ..
last
Tho allegations against tur SAT-
Lake are that at various times last
wear thr following cmpIoNr. we're
compelled Go remain u work mutf
than sixteen hours g. A. 'urhran,,
u. r Mitchell, a a W..bs e. W
Madden uV" charges o. e. Allison.
J"ui e.. Nohliu tud 8 g. Frazier su.
sluccrs a % kl,irr Ir-.. A. T.
Ihumps"u, Io, GI,uu DtUu ,harg ID.
o. 80 johnson aud T.. tWu'eisiuuc.
iirrm'u. a.. - Brown and g. fit2
pWtick. conductors E a Edwards,
u. w.. Brrrug,r !. 2 Roberto g. a
'art,r aud William Johnson BRAKE.
men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-12
GOVERNMENT TESTS co
IoliN NltD MtTII DIFFICULTY

W.. .lU-iHu. Nuf.l lH.-,iut,yu-
W'ut ''ei- ul Dr Friedman ubyr.u-
l"si. vaccine lu tu, public health ser
Vice hEs,nl. nuutatut, n,r,. agr pro.
r''dug UuI,r dINyGlUyr U,,lu., th,
I'IUu HNl ~i"Hu haas NOT Impaired tu
lur official iuEtsti-Uturs th, method
OF making IBIS Nt."in, from the uul-
iH.' uuy hI. Dee uEuln,u tb, dose. Boo
'pi' of lH fact that Che, publ. h,IltA
""l''''s repeatedly have asked him Co
uu SEQ.
Surgeon G.u,II Blue announced
to-day that Hls official mail aud been
Increased -FOUR fold with 'rft,.s from
'| parts ui Ga, country from uurr-
'I.u..e s1u 'r'IF n,s-IuE 'ur 200 .pruf.
'HuIN tu Often ih,W>' IN,. rs -ubI,,. .
.Hr i.st N. reiterated judut iM.
1 uu'r ru circumstances would tur
y ru. u,aI'r service, administer th,
y r" Poo human D..u.-. 500 this time,
Dr. .' III