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Mower County transcript., 1913-06-11
GRADUATING EXERCISES AT
ST. AUGUSTINE'S HIGH
SCHOOL.

The eighth grade graduating exer-
cises at St.%NAugustine's high school
took place Friday evening at Colunl-
bus2shall a large company ofSfriends
being present. In connection2.a dip
Iona of graduation from the high
school was given to Lawrence ].
Gavin --t the first sgraduate-n,of~r~ of ~r~ the
school who has earned 16 full credits
1on tlle ;state;' high 4 School > schedule:
The exercises were excellent and
some Of the elocuttllolnl;asriy. numbers
x;5;s: TSs following M I|7 ~ s{3FF. |Y =
Pian95 iY s = So|o,3 LsegffnSde9, s Torjussen,i
= Pfasehtation| Of Eighttt4Grade Cer-+
tifcates, Rt. Rev. 2. H. Devlin.
Chorus, Morning Invitation, Veazie
F5 6rafi9a RHSS bso 21 ct Kugu5ttino] gau5ttino] pica :
tum,';',I} Edward| Campiom::; maid
r., Reading, Thee Runaway Boy, Riley,
y! kSsiiRg;j Rg;Vj5fG Ths Rf' Gse'' Ge0'H. Riley
:.1ioratidn; Robert :lpuis:: Stevens on,
JOSCpll 1IClZCS.
Reading, The snBear: $ 'stor:y1,:>> Riley,
Mary ITCHY.
Reading, Padre Angelo, Daily, Stel-
la ;Gaviri:.tj :. u; ;.saN.1o',Ii::,,A
Piano Solo, First Scherzo,: ;Chopin;
Mary ,Tichy.:n:>: tn.,;::1,,'r::,>,
Spirituality in: Poetry,
Lawrence j. ;Gavirl. .;"H.! H.:t,,? !: :.
Presentation of High School Diplo-
ma to Law nee j: Gavin, ,Rt: Rev: E.
Chorus, Praise Ye the Father,
Gounod,, The Juniors. ;,''''!' ~
The Eighth: grade Pupils; IL boys
and 7 girls who received certificates
to enter the high school are. as fol-
lows: =, -- .S::~;. 80 -
Leo Anderson.:>.. 80 -:.,>.:s::>:r..
Ellen Caflinan:~ ;. :'.''.' :''.':::":.' =
+. Robert Conway. .'2..>@ !; :.:"",
Bryan Dineen. ~: =" . -
+, Ruth Gavin. ;i".--' ii .::,'
T. William Harter: 80. ".,:'
F.. Sylvester 'Harter: ~ ~ '*j',''''.* =
Viola Holgate.
John Lang - :;':] y, =, ~ ::
Robert McInery. ->:'"'':2:t' :.''...
Il: Adrian McShane::: :"'''*~. il:
i Frank Mccarthy. - j. q; ::'':''
Sylvia Murphy '*:' ,.'-''
Clotildis O'Marro. ::sI ;.::-.
-. John Rockford, ....,.::
Alice Sullivan.
Josephine Sullivan. j.. g.,
Albert Sutton. :; ...,... =.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23
WANTS STATE TO
Be CUPID BUREAU
Boston Woman Wishes Cover
nor Dunno to Help Find Hus-
bands for Spinsters.

Chicago, Ill, Dec. 23.-"Come to the
aid Of your Illinois maids and Chicago
widows, Governor Dunno!
Have laws passed enabling them to
get the pick of western men who want
wives TO help run their farms and
homesteads."
This in substance is a despairing
cry sent by Charlotte Smith of Bo5-
ton, president of the Woman's Home
stead association.
ITO my amazement," writes Mrs.
Smith, hundreds of letters are pour
ing in from your state for husbands.
I'VE have 100 Chicago widows
clamoring for admittance to our asso,
citation. These energetic widows are
quite persistent, too, and demand the
choice men of the west.
will you kindly recommend in your
next message that matrimonial fund
be appropriated to encourage young
and middle-aged women 10 get west
and enable them 10 get husbands be
fore the women of the east obtain all
the best matrimonial prizes, l desire
to be fair to all, but these man-hungry
eastern spinsters won't stand for the
Chicago widows taking the lead in
this movement to the west in search
OF husbands with farms"
With her Plea Mrs. Smith sends lit
erature giving details of her campaign.
"Sixty-four per cent of the Massa-
chusetts bachelors do not marry be-
cause there are 100000 surplus women
they can draw from. They don't have
any standard of morals ana the old
grouches and left-overs are not worth
marrying.
Cut down this surplus and you do
away with a big source of white slav-
cry. We want the manly men of the
west to help us put premium on vir-
tue instead of vice.
1--WE will introduce to our home
stead girls any honest, upright men
who write us they can support wives
and who join our association. Our
girls are intelligent, educated house
keepers and women who are only too
willing and anxious TO become wives
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23
TESTED AND PROVEN
There Is a Heap of SoIace in Being
Able to Depend Upon a Well
Earned Reputation.

For months The Argus readers have
seen the constant expression of
praise for Doan's Kidney Pills, and
read about the good work they have
done in this locality. What other
remedy ever produced such convinc-
ing proof of merit?
Mrs. w. A PANEL, 500 Fourth street,
Rock Island. H., says: Il think Just
as much of Doan's Kidney Pills as
ever. I am willing to confirm the
testimonials | gave in their praise in
1909. Nearly every member of my
family has used Doan's Kidney Pills
and we consider them excellent for
kidney trouble. We procured our
supply of this remedy at the Harper
House pharmacy and have been con-
WINGED of their merits"
when Your Back Is Lame-Re-
member the Name" Don't simply ask
Col a kidney remedy-ask distinctly
for Doan's Kidney Pills, the same that
Mrs. Pannell had-the remedy backed
by home testimony. Fifty cents ali
stores. Foster-Milburn company, pro-
prietors, Buffalo, S. Y.-(Advertise-
ment)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23

banks and new treasury notes or short
term per cent bonds will take their
place. National bank currency IS ex-
pected gradually TO retire.
The federal reserve board will ex-
ercise final control over the entire op-
Grafton of the system. II can compel
one regional bank TO loan to another
in time of need; can suspend all re-
strictions surrounding the reserves
which regional banks must hold. and
can remove directors OF regional re-
serve banks whenever it is believed
necessary.
While the banks retain control of
the boards of the regional reserve
banks, their connection with the fed
eral reserve board is only through an
advisory council, made up of one rep
resentative from each federal reserve
district. This council will meet in
Washington to confer with the federal
reserve board ION general business
conditions" and TO make recommends
tons and suggestions concerning dis
count rates, note issues and reserve
conditions.
An important change in national
banking methods embraced in the new
law will permit all national banks ex-
cept those in New York, Chicago and
ST. Louis TO make direct loans on FIVE
year farm mortgages up TO % per cent
of their capital and surplus. or up TO
one-third of their time deposits.
Another provision is the law permits
national banks having a capital of ST.
600, 600 or more to open foreign branch
es Similar authority is given to the
regional reserve banks. the purpose be-
ing 10 facilitate the development of
American trade abroad.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23

of good men of temperate habits and
moderate means
Il appeal to YOU" Mrs. Smith writes
in conclusion, ito make it unnecessary
for our women to be insulted as they
were by one supposedly great north
western railroad magnate. who said he
would not provide transportation for our
girls for fear he'd be arrested under
the Mann white slave act. Let them
hire out as farm help; they can pick up
farm hands," he said. We don't want
them 10 do that We want them to
marry the best men of the west, who
then are obtaining the best women OF
the east.
please have introduced a bill to
promote a woman's industrial, agri-
cultural and matrimonial advance
ment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23

hiladeIphia-James Z. Foye, for
merly a clerk in the employ of the
Farmers Loan and Trust company of
New York City, pleaded guilty in the
criminal court here to four bills of in
dictment charging him with fraudu-
lently making written instruments and
uttering and publishing them, and al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23

so with obtaining S2C,0oH by false pre-
lenses from the brokerage firm OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-23

Charles T. Brown & Co. of Philadcl
phia. Sentence was deferred.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
E0R HOUSES.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

foN aAiE kCsnWaht and iodslna
house q Mont 1ie R rtmt
FOR NALE Oood stUeeN buslnpsa
oF viii trade toi lpai osiatp a. ih
ioufnal
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
FOR SAFE

oaA-S.rnom frawc. modern; loj
Money 10 foan-tIrc lusuranoN
s2Nits, shade trees Fourth ward
close in.
ss.oeo-s-roem frame; modern. cor.
ncr l0t l1ghlandS close in.
.ooN--s-roOn. modern brick bum
Ealow, hot water heat frc place,
shopping porch, EarAGc, stable,
Fourth ward.
S2,to0--5-room brick, modern, iarrc
basement corner loI liieh'ands
close in,
slko0--t So acres OF good had,
mostly in alfalfa. some fruit. good
adobe house. close in. near saw mill
sLSo0--t-room frame cottage: hath,
electric lights sleeping perch. lot
ii6Ni1t, tth ward.
F2S9o-S-room hriok. modern. eth
ward, near ear line.
S2, ,Q0o--b-rOOm frame. modern. sleep
ing porch. &th ward. near car line.
A. FLElSCHER
III south Fourth street,
Phone 6sA. Next Ca tSlstofficc,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
ThaXton az Co.
sti W. Gold phone 0as
FOB RENT-Rooms.
stI w Gold

s>seeasH~~@He-ee>eees-a>s s>=ssAa<
FOR RENr--Rurnished rooms. mod
elm; no sick. Apply soSs w. Central
FOR RENT--lfurnlshcd rooms for
housekeeping gts s. Walter Tel, s0s,
ToR RENT = Furnished roomi
heated, close I'm. Sos West Gold,
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housckceplnK 1st $. srcond.
/ FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms.
slt ~ n SECOND 81
ron RENT Eunahcd room. $d
month, ilb N ltifih
FOR RENT iargt, modrtn Trout
room di3 ~ silver fhonc ltSNJ
IFOR RENT Newly furnished. steam
heated rooms. outside lights, con-
yenlQnces, West hotel gieH y. and,
'FOR RENT ilght housckooplng and
sleeping rooms, state Hotel, a2t W,
Central
ron RENT = tuuaektening roems
and furnished oottagoa. Inquire
GIG w Coal
For RlgN1'e-a rooma aud bath, FUR
nishod for heueckccplng, $500 per
month, rhone 1851,
FOR ltmNr Two furniahcd rooms
for Hight homekoeuinM modern,
prIvnto bath, alh n SIXTH
FOR ltENr two rooms for light
housekeeping, VIII inke no sick or
children, a2e Went lead
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
housekeeping, modern, reasonable,
rates, no Sick iit w Gold
FOR RENT stcpm heated, furnish.
cd rooms. $3.50 aud $3.50 per
woolt a03 V w Central Ave,
FOR RENT 1'hroc rndma aud bath
furnished for light houaokooping.
$1,000 per month, SOL South Afno.
FOR RENT Furnished room, all
modern ceiivoulenres. htonkfnst "
desired $40 w Tilerae Phone 1881,
ron RENT Dcmrablc housekeeping
rooms. also bedroom, centrally l0s
cnted, reasonable, no sick. ala w
Cold.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
CmCACo nolnn on rR,pr


NhtAco lstc ss-i -iircr rfcfipts oi
eoFn arrc today pulled down nrt'c,
lN at ffa4ns MI ecsa.ncs Nefr as
loliees, Neth to Nen'
NN.AS = E. ~4 e,N' SHe vs's
~ NtaN ln fLe'ts.Nns '.c N"',
vs. Nte'l'i'A'A te "N aeN""'' "'
.e eth.S .
tfiifi's's Nt tne NtoN"l,. ~ w, w.
atsiAilas .n Ntlel.o 'el"s lAn p VS..
rs A,e.N eat' eNS. I"y WIS ",i'' !
M3S q ntesN more WAN Z Se,s 4.
Nash.t 'h t'e t',''sls.ef Nl''eA. N'.''.
menths Mtle .Ntt'eu atse. tNt se :
t'sset 'N'eA@ l'll'l,i.s' A."a'si.S
loN -i,ee ,'tn Htn' Na s'l' y. wv
litttN'ui'l N's Vas'. 'ni''N ~. i'"'
WIN Que'auons ior le'0FcS nc
irsllts h'" "'Nt', N'ie W'l .SN,"
hatiA pt tieN@loI ,'i'''. ns s"''e
pe't 70 una /" lto4N ," V'Al
Omaha reports az -.VuN,too Aushtis
ol corn on tho railroad tracks there
waiting to Doc unloodcd, acted as an
additional burden on prices here 50
also dta advises from New YORK that
q whole train of Argcntine corn had
been sold there 20 so 20 WilSeseatte,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
MANY GIRLS HAVE
DISAPPEARED IN
NEW YORK CITY
Wholesale kidnapping of At
tractiye Women StirS Police
of Metropolis to Vigorous
Action


lsrEcisL eoRsssropneace 70 NoFNtvo JOURNAL
New York Dec. % THAT hundreds
OF young girls have this year dropped
out OF the life of their families and
friends and are stil swallowed up in
the whirl Of this metropolis. was re-
ported today by the police who are
starting q search fer the underworld
Iinstigators Of such tragedies ns that
of Jessie Mccain and Dorothy Ar
mold. That unseen arms are always
reaching out TO snatch their innocent
victims all about town, 10 proved hy
past records Of the wholesale kid
naping Of attractive women that the
authorities here have heretofore com
.cealed. Now that the msIdious perIls
of the drug needle are becoming
known every man on Manhattan o..
land is ready TO become Il ylgll0utc to
hunt down the fcnds TO whose MAJ
chlnations the disappearance of thoao
girl victims have in most eases boon
traced
Encouraged by reports that scores
OF communities all over the country
are TO folio wthclr example. the spon q
sors sfor last years giant Christmas
tree for all the people have just bee
gun to rear an evergreen In Madison
Square that promises 10 outshine and
outstretch their first yule tree OF a
year ago. Crowds OF men, women
and children arc constantly nurfound-
ing the work Of raising, poiang and
hanging the huge holiday tree. which
sands Of electric globes. Now that
New Yorkers know Of this idoa OF n
common Christmas celebration cen-
ter, II Is estimated that two million
people VIII rally about Il before tho
holidays arc over and It is lowered
and borne away
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
NEW YORK METAL MAmNErs.

New York. Dec 22.-Copper. quict
standard spot. not quoted; December
offered at S1s.l5,
Tin, weak; spot to January, S36,62ie
800.
Iron. quiet: No. northern, $500
G15.50; No. northern, Sli,ta4
16.26. No. l southern. $4,000 1905
No. / southern soft. $500 a 1850.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
LEGAL NOTICE.


NUtlCla ron tstinttt AtloN
Department 0f The Interior M 81
band Ufflpe at santa ne, n M
Nov 20, iBta.
Notice 10 hereby given That Himnf
y illise, 20 AihnHhHtlue, Npw Mes
ldes who, % January ?, ianf mada
Homestead ihtfB ObnHn. Nu i0ihs,
faf Hi3N, Section 20. 11whshib 30
North, llanan 4 t1ast H ~ + MeH
dlan hna tiled notice ~ intention -
make fee ttHf rt6Hf, ln establish
finlm lo ihn land above described bet
fpfs y u WHlfiHa. " Commission
~. NJ Alhuauafdup, New Meslcu. oh
the blb day ~ tahuaiN tait.
Claimant names rs witnesses
J w, Want lhase, uanlel Austin,
Ats r. . bfaNh liruiit ami Mfs
Anna u Purse Nuttis. al - Abb
aiefdNe. ~ "A
FRANCISCO pHteAno
Whnfsfnf
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
LONDON METAL MARKETS.

London. Dec 22.-The London met
NJ markets closed as follows today
Copper. firm; spot "a. 3s 9l; fu-
lures. Ga, 12s. CT.
Tin. easy; spot, l6S, 5s futures,
lG9, los.
Iron, Cleveland warrants, SOS.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS..
Knnsns Clix Liycstock.

Kansas City. Dec. 22,--Chttle--lle-
eeipts 1000; market steady to l0c
higher. Prime fed steers, $8.26 q
0.5O; dressed beef steers $700m8.2b;
western steers, $1,000 100; southern
steers. $500 100: cows. $4.40m ,06i
heifers. SG.50M9.50: bulls, 5000
100: calves, S6.50m1075.
Hogs - Receipts 5000; market
to f0c higher. Bulk, $7.45mI75;
heavy. $7.60m7.s0; packers and
butchers. $7.55m 7,76. Lights, $740M
1858: pigs, $6.50@725.
Sheep -- Receipts 10000; market
t5c higher Lambs, s725m7.75t year
lings. $500 100. wethers, $f.50m
$50: ewes. $4.00m4G5, stockers and
feeders. 1926 a G.25
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. Dec. 22.-Call money
firm. 3h M3ia per cent.
Time loans, weaker; 60 days. 56l
.5H per cent: 90 days, per cent; q
months, AZ, as per cent.
Mercantile paper. az dG per cent
Commercial bills, $4.S0h.
Bar silver. 577sc
Mexican dollars. di&c.
Government bonds. firm; railroad
bonds, irregular.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
Chicago livestock.

Chicago. Dec. 22.--Cattle-R Receipts
10000: market steady TO 10c higher
Beeves. $G.70m9.s0; Texas steers
SG.70m7.75; western steers, s609m
7.75: stockers and feeders, S5.O1W
7.50; cows ana heifers, 5000 s.bpi
calves. $7.00M10.50,
Hogs Receipts $4,000 market
strong, to 10c above Saturdays ave-
rage. Bulk, $7.60M7.75. lights, $I35
m775; mixed. $745M 7S5 heavy
.S7.45a7S5 rough, $3.50 LIB; PIGS
SG.2507.65.
Sheep Receipts 10000, market
mostly 10 to 15c higher Native, $40
N 5.65: western, sf40M 5.70t year
linea. S5.50@ 6.G5 lambs. native SG.4D
n 100: western, tG.40n 1876.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
STORAGE.

wANrea -riaacA heuseheia ssoas
es,s. s,eyea isselN Al reesoneNle
rates Advances wade fheNR see, Ahe
Security Warehouse a Improvement
% ofueesl itahn cosi Cos Nef y
Central Ave-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
ST. LOUIS LEAD AND sPEITER.

st. Louis, Dec 22.--Lead, steady
S3.90: spclter, stronger, $4,000 b.O6.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
HELP WANTED--MaIe.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
7fO w. Silver. Phone 3BA.
Wanted--LabOrers, i1.7b. ~ and
$3.50 day; carpenters, 1925 per day.
experienced waitress.
WANTED "A hotel runner who can
get the business Write your quail.
ficatlonB and salary expected. Address
Hotel, care journal.
ANY Intelligent person may earn
good income corresponding for
newspapers. Experience uunecesHnry.
Address Press Correspondence Euroau
WanhlnpInn d q
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
FOR RENT.DweIIInqs.

asfssss-tssiaeaaa
ron HiBN1' g-roun tent house. fur.
niahcd 1918 8 waiter
ron RENT 3sfoom flat FOR light
houaellogng. 40 a. SECOND
pOH RENT Glossy b.foom bunens
low, west side. g26. Porterfeld CO.
ron RENT Broom furnished rot.
tage, aleeping porch. 1910 r. Edith
Phone 0BB.
FOR RENT fr0Om, modern house,
at 2t0 :. lllgh inquire j. w, llall,
0l0 ~. bfaL
ron RENT Naw, 5r00m bungalow,
front aud rear, and sleeping
porch it0b liomp Ave
ron RENT GAf6oB, modern fIaL
hot air heat, tdO month, water paid
Inquire First SAYINGS Bank n Trust
co.
ron HBN1s- foom btiek house.
modern. gas and steel range we'll
and completely furnished als w.
ieod inquire sos i-2 W. cooiml
room 20
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
FOR RENT--Rooms with Board

ron RENT HOOM MB WITH BOAHD.
1tEaiDhNCH BUILDING on TENT
COTTAGES WITH pOiiCuTB. cant
HfAGE ron 0UEBtB MILK,
CfiEAM, BDTfEu rftOM OJH OWN
JsHHEYa LOCKHhtT itA&cH.
rH0hr t6sp Mia w " ntfED
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
HELP WANTED-FemaIe.

~~-~~D~~-~~-~-~-~-~-~~y~- ~y~-~-~-~,~-~-~-~-e~s~l.@
WANTED Girl for general house
work. IN family 0f three, eau MORN
inRs 1916 W. Tllcras.
WANTED - Competent woinan Of
girl for general homework Apply
1t22 W. Tfief1H.
WANTED ~ Teachers for futU
gcho0ig. Salaries $50 ~ 80. Terms
8 % s monfhes Southwestern Eduea-
tlonal Exchange T.. y Hox AZ Phone
1921.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
Don't forget MandelPs from
2 to 3 O'Clock this afternoon.

| can still be found at 402
North First street, with the
best quality Of coal and wood
in the city. Phone el2. Hugh
TrOtter, Coal and Wood.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23

Total sales for the day. fs7, 200
shares
Bonds We're irregular. Total sales
Par value. Sgd0T. 600.
nited States 4's registered. advanc-
ed = on call.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
FOR Miscellaneous.

-ses~~Ss~-s4eeSesess ses,ssseelssss.
ron fti6N1 Desk fgan wili phane
privileges i.oous 1899, stern bids.
i. q, newell
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
TYPE WRITER'S.

ALI KINDS buth nav and Asoohd
hand. bought. sold, rented Aha fs.
Paired. Alhuuuatuus Typewriter NE
ahAhnal phdna t4A Bgt w tuid
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23

"
es~-Ssl~a~isl>raN>a>asI..s I..slsssa>as ssssAsssss.S
EoR sAlGe Gahhla. tst q, Afna
FoE &Nlslf chetn ono ml hloodvd
gcltyN yoM nQuifc tiA q iih ST.
foR SAi,E hour ba time mulea
Wanons and harness can on !, a.
llcrndop, state National hank
FOR SAlsNe Some nno lcn,py and
Nols,vln COWS Address i. NJ llcm.
don, state National hank, AlhUQupr
gnc, N, Al
FoN SAtr vollir pupa ipeirtrrpd
d nlcr Christmas Hift fer vhildWu
28N y ilHh conner onpoano ed lu.
scpht
rOB sAir Ncahierod nuoC trrar1
huor ,nicl and modrl strain rhaea
laNsM. f a. hoN aNa ffud "
lal,ra
foR HAil' -Four hrood sowa. one
viii have pier February iHI 4la
each if taken this week. Alan tiuNtn
iUlls shlouded waite Npaudnttu ehirk.
ems aud nine FUN hnod Hun OWms
tens at ! each, lf taken tha Weok,
Phone isosW
'rilEY LAY. hoy Win. they nav Won
four fltgia Que second, at plata
.falr lNtt HiN tltnta, two hurnndH,
.iAls, five huta, four necenda and
Gov Mcdonald cup. 1919 r. &, N, J.
RedM Muttled AnuonHH N &. White
.ufplngtouH. Ann urplnHjona and I. t
nuohH Stock, rasa ana rhleka fpr
sale. T.. n fhomaa. T.. q. Hos III Yty
u. llascidMe
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, Dec. 22--Cotton-spot
luiet; middling, $3.50 gulf S12.75.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
New Westminster Hotel

(Ncw ManngcmanD
Has Rinehlno, outside rooms. oil
modern eUHyenienceai steam heat
hot and cold water Alh0 suite If
rooms f6r housekeeping nt feaHe
enable rates
Mrs. MANY BACnEClu, Prop
Phone sNS. Cor. iai a Ifirras
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
Instantaneous.

s-esgsnssFsstsssses@eff taassse sftsas
WANTED We bny old gold ana aii
ver ieweirv Henneits ilb u. snd
WANTED 10 buy leam 10 h0fhaa
tlall a. sp3 N liishth
CAHPGr cLmANiNa, furniture aud
stove repairing. w A. uaff Phone
b0a
WANTED Options Gn flfs eipAs Aa
looms Ia ills city lat terms. address
"Opiipn' iUmhni
WANTED Two. ~ 81 gg6faUt adfq
Goods eputiefs, cheap fDt cash Ar
ply el1 q FIRST
WANTED a y IN 3foom. m0defn
heuHe, near school y it idehl0h,
2gSn llliol % liangaf roio
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
FOR Miscellaneous.

eNss~~s~a>@sssaN% AssAas>asss.s..s,
/ ron bALig Fertilizer Tel ieaaw,
ron AAtif New plane. never laod
t9a n Thtrd
ron SAHma aaund. sehtis family
hofHe, and nurrv Phone zoe
IfOR NAlle. Ohltkrrun uroa bann,
aa2b0o Apnh anl 3 Walter
~ Nutl hhte hitVtlo ttouhloa. Wll
and zee uleapn g rNtoG aia e. lat
lOR NAtl Is Good a0nnd Ton
wagon, ehenn Inquire ilOi " State
ron HAlii a new. standard upright
golden oak, Hehaffer plano. In
.dulre Movers Go.
ron sALt pinnR room ault in
nnlt ~ good ounditlon rhone ihsUii
ais =. Wplier
ron HAll1 AmnH treoH. ni kinds,
an nflcoH, Free delivery Vacant lot
hrsidp Journal office
ron BALN Underwood typewriter.
good order, tgb. II takes soon. H9i
W. COLD. ahnhe iia,
fOR NAl4If Az d hntHnA. 90 hnifrs
power return, cuhuHr, 1Nhn O'ilfnn
boilof. IA good condition. Applp Hdnlh.
Wealniu brewery g ien CO., Aihuuuet
que N N
FOR SALE ono r'puun1 cetiiipa III
nno aud nfW records WIN be sold
~ g snerlfiee Must he sold within the
ned few days Anpiy Ht 500 W Lead
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
LOST AND FOUND.


LOTT fHdy'H watch aud fob iles
tufh l1 3G3 Occidental Bids ilp
Watd
bJHE ttnhsan gauntlet glove, fieht
hRHd an Second. between H0ld aud
Nenlral ~ ~ Genital heai Second.
liensr return q lounel office
Loa1 Board bound With ifm Wlih
iiah spahrts fat LEGS ana iahpa
f0f mgRle HhlpfH emiable reward.
tfpHpt American tiMFi
LOTT One saet dft hlarsl addiessad
finneesn sf9An iiida CO.. beiweeH
Hig 8 Fiflh ahd brewery Return 10
Wells Fatse office ~ 70 rinneeaH
iif0WM
FOUND Two bay pony msfeA With
Hu8ltiiHe fails w lhelf sides pwHaf
fna9 h6Re sHfHa bR paying fut thHlf
feed and This Hdg. ibaulta at fenee's
Naggn yard. 900 North ntoadwaH
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
Another Good One

Fourroom modern britR, 5o "a let
located m rhipd ward great Mg
snap at Ss.tee. ucUcf iook at 60 W
Vou want a hargsiM
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
FOR SALt--Roal Estate.

FoN AAiN About iNe ACRES hns
proved land adiuinlns tevkhaft
Ranch. az = hatsaln Henry lock
hart nhone tnsa
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
WA"TEc--POsIllons.

~-~IsN-Ng~.~l-s~.<.|1a1
WANTED. Work for hoard ana room
or paft ~ expenses. outside of
school hours. w young man. Albu-
querque Bu8nefs College phone g27.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
FOR RENT Apartments.
tl0TELS.
Dire SSMAKlMG.

fs.'ssffe't 80 aafs ~ sa'staif g
'iila. ELLA nuutltalaas
Wanted utrasnnhnH ath AZ. rnuHh
rhuhp iHHfW
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23

Mila, ll'Atr
ntsssmahlnH tHilutH Hiilp Hotel
lih aud cenitai Ave rhune ipfAw
WANTED iltaAsmahlna iaiiefed
suits hnd evening Huwns Rifs M
q iieHun aih " alltaf Phone if1h.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-23
.P0RTERFIELD CO.
FIRE INSURANCE-LoANS
2l6 West Gold
THE BEST PRESENT

Tho best ana mos, lasting present
for your Family ls "a homc Tho next
hest ls a vacant lot A few dnllars IA
month viii Ect YOU clthec Ne nov
have l-room brick or a,room frame
either for Sto0 cash and thcn Sst pcr
month Natan, lots at an prlces tor
ST. down. and SIS per mop,h,
'BcRln nov Tor the taify day"