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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-12-31
Dog Was PROGRESSING.

A friend whom I visited occasion.
ally had bright boy three years old.
His father had bought him fine dog
and the boy was fond Of the dog. He
was looking forward to teaching the
dog some amusing tricks. A number
OF weeks later. on calling to see the
Family. | asked the boy what tricks
the dog could do He said: "Oh, he
waggles his tail and things."-Ex.
change
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-12-31
Haze|ton Happenings.
tRepubllcan. Dec. e.,

Saturday. December 10Th,
unto Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Seiber, a
daughter.
R. M. Batter, OF Huntley, Mont.
arrived in the village Monday even
ing. remaining until Wednesday
morning visiting his brother. H. o.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
BIG ATTENDANCE At
CHORAL SOCIETY
CONCERT SURE
Large Advance Sale of Tickets
for Notable Musical Event
in Presbyterian Church To-
night.

The large advance sale OF tickets
ussucs - very satisfactory attendance
Tor the Initial concert ct the Aibu-
Qucrque choral society tonight In
the Presbyterian church. The uck-
cts have been purchased libcral-y 10y
music lovers aud there is every in
dication hat the public proposes to
give the recently organized society
he support q deserves.
The program 60 be given tonight
Is classic and Thoroughly prepared.
The chorus Is strong and perfectly
drilled and a rare treat is assured In
the solo singing. The success 'oG
tonight's concert. which now seems
assured from "a financial as well az
an artistic standpoint, means that
Albuquerque will have a permanent
working muical organization which
viii be- able to accomplish much and
10 give frequent pleasure 10 the mu-
sic lovers of the city. Indications
are that the Presbyterian church
viii be crowded tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
SCAB PRACTICALLY
ELIMINATED FROM
LOCAL SHEEP
State Sheep Sanitary Board
Records Show That from a
Statewide ScOurge There Is
Now Less Than a Fraction
Of One Percent.
RIGID INSPECTION TO
REMAIN IN FULL r

Sis years ago scabics, the most
ddoaded OF an sheep plaques. was
general throughout New Mexico. The
disease was 50 wides prcad and so yir-
ulent that there was raid quarantine
against this state and heavy losses an
nually directly due to the disease.
To-day, according to the reports la
the hands of the New Mexico sheep
sanitary board, less than "a half OF II
per cent Of the millions OF sheep IA
this state are affected with the dis
ease. Sheep scab. as Il Is popularity
known. practically has been wiped
uut aa the result OF a ave year cam
paign Of rigid dipping and inspection.
Carricd ON Jointly 3y the New Mex
leo office OF the government bureau OF
animal industry and the New Mexico
sheep sanitary board.
Secretary Robert II. crews Of tho
New Mexico sanitary board has Just
returned To his Office here from Dem
Yer where he attended the annual
convention OF the Amcrican-Nationai
Live Stock association. u went to
Denver especially 10 meet Or. Ram
sey. chief OF the field division of the
bureau % animal industry said Mr..
Crews this morning, and 20 take an
with him the matter Of the number u
inspectors 90 hc assigned To the New
Mexico field during ihe coming year.
Although the bureau of animal in
dustry cooperating with this board.
has all but wiped out scab IN ihis
state. We are determined totally TO
eliminate u, and 20 that end The same
rigid inspection and dipping which
have banished tbs disease. will be
continued during the coming season.
Six years ago sheep scab MAS ram
pant In New Mexico. Today I boz
lievc Il Is safe to say that less than
half OF n per cent uf all the sheep
In the state are infected. We expect
wholly to wipe II out In the near fu-
ture. IL Is true that the rigid com
! pulsoTy dipping which has hoen re-
quircd, II In a sense "a hardship upon
owners whose sheep are clean; but
the measure Of protection 10 them
and insurance against future Infection
h well worth the trouble and expense
In the end"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
FOREIGN DEALERS
IN LINE FOR
THE SHOW
Automobile Accessory Manu-
facturers Taking Space Rap
idly; Expenses of First Ex-
hibit Now Covered.

The expenses Of the first Albuguer
Que automobile snow, 10 be held IN
the Armory. February p to ~. have
now practically cen covered hy
space reservations made up to this
morning and the financial success %
"a, snow h ssurod. The proceeds
from the sale OF tickets. etc, viii be
available FOR the work Of the
New Mexico Automobile association.
should that Organization be revived,
ar for publicity work FOR the ocean
20 Ocean highway project Of WHICH
Mayor Sellers is the head The may
or T. highly pleased 18th the call for
exhibit space. a number Of de-
mands for exhibit space were re
ccived this morning from outside
manufacturers Of automobile access
sories and practically an ~ the
floor space ~ the Armory has heen
subscribed for. Automobile Jour
nails have given considerable publi-
city to the show and u Is attracting
far more attention among dealers
and manufacturers than had been
hoped for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27

George T.. Minis. of Mcdsord ore,
81 a. visitor In Albuquerque.
r. a. Moore OF Bclcn, Is an Aibu-
qucrquc Visitor today
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Dctwcilor II
Alcdo. H., are guests at the Combs
hotel.
l. Singer OF the singer cigar com
pany. was IA passenger to Bcrnaliiip
to-day
Mr. aud Mrs. Juan NJ. Sanchez ol
.Cubcro are spending "a few days IN
Albuquerque.
william a. Lamb. the popular
Denver machinery salclman, Is ia
the city Tor a few days.
". AZ Gray, proprietor of the
Gray studios here and in Santa Fc
Is in Albuquerque Tor the day
" r. Mauger, of H;asbe and Mau-
ger. LETT this morning for Socorro
and Magdulena 90 "a business trip
Architect Jack Head. with offices
In the First National bank building
BE- reported quite seriously il
Nathan salmon. proprietor Of the
big salmon department store In san
"a &c, h. AN Albuquerque visitor to-
day.
Mr and AIRS. Harry r.. Lee return
ed Ia their home la Santa fc ycH-
torday after "a short visit To Albu-
querquc friends.
Mrs r.. n. Ross left this morning
tor "a short visit 10 friends al m
rasu. She expects 10 visit In Ala
mogordo before returning here.
Arthur Heyn. manager Of the 70
Gently organized Colorado-Now Mex
leo Lumber company, left this morn
inc Tor Belen OF a business triD.
Mrs. Ne!lie BARLEY of the BestleS
millinery left sunday Tor Chicago, 81
iouis and New York. WheTe she viii
attend the fashion how given annu'
ally by IA large millinery importinf
houses.
Archdeacon W. a.. Warren 81 ~.
Johns church left this morning
Tor Helen. where he will spend the
day.
John Hampton r. the Harvey
curio store. returned last night from
lChicago. accompanied hy his bride
ar and AIRS Hampton we're married
Recently len Chicago.
ncEular meeting tonight at \
a'ciock of Moose lodge. There vill
he business OF Importance and lnitia-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
FIVE MILLION SHEEP
ON RANGE IN MEM MEXICO

II believe. said Mr.. Crews. that
Instead u ranking NTH Ia number ~
shetp. as given by tho last census. this
state should rank thtrS or even second
among The states In number 81 sheep.
Montana 81 coursc g. FIRST. but New
Mexico is certainly "a close second To-
day there are fully ave million sheep
on the ranges In this state IN ne
opinion Of the best Informed men.
In view Of the hard year just past
the outlook for the coming soasen ~
good FOR the industry In New Mexico.
The sheep went into the winter In
surprisingly good condition when the
dry range Of the past summer Is re-
called. and an things considered. and
as far az our reports show. we should
have a very good year"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
State TREASURER
PUTS UP ANOTHER
LOAN To BOARD
Las Cruces School Bond Issue
for SIS, 900 May be Chosen
as One State School Fund In.
vestment.

State Treasurer q. y. Marion has
10 the state luan commits
sion for approval a third proposition
Tor investment OF a portion OF the
permanent state school fund. this
lime "a tentative proposal. asking APP
prv,al Tor the purchase OF $4,000
81 thirty-year . per cent bonds OF
the Las cruces school district II Is
understood that In tho event the
state can purchase these bonds.
the loan board may determine 10 APP
prove the investment in this case be-
cause Of the fact that the Las cru
Ccs people nav mace "a special re-
Guest 80 Governor Mcdonald that tho
state take them.
The state treasurer proposal Is
tentative 10 the extent hat when the
Las Cruoos bonds were issued, they
we're bought by a Denver bond house
subject To- the full approval OF their
legality by the firms attorneys.
There b. some question as 90 the le-
gaiity OF the issue. hanging upon
the correctEaas or incorrectncss 81
che description OF the boundaries OF
the school district. II h expected
that their legality VIII be shown.
The Denver firm. however. made a
contract 10 buy the bonds al loss
than par and while the bonds have
been signed and deliveretl the money
has not been paid.
The Lss Cruces school board has
asked the Denver FIRM 20 cancel the
contract and return the bonds In
order that they may be sold 10 the
state az par. should the Denver
people comply, the $4,000 issue win
then be formally submitted to the
loan board for approval Il h with
this bond issue that correspondence
betwecn the state treasurer and the
loan commission 20 which newspa
per reference has been made recent
". has had 10 DO. n IL intimated
that In the zen the issue should
become available, the governor
would approve the investment in this
case because Of urgent requests
which have been made upon him
ly the las cruces school auihori-
ties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
MEAT CAUSE Of
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take sails to flush kidneys n Back
hurts or bladder botners.

n you must nave your meat every
day, eat DO but flush your kidneys
sith salts OCCASIONALLY, SAYS q noted
authority who tells Ms that neat
forms uric acid which almost par
alyzes tho Eidneys In their efforts 10
eNpel u from the blood They he
come sluggish and weaken, then you
suffer with % duli misery in the kid
ney region sharp pains in the back
~ sick headache. dizziness. your
stomach sours. tongue IL coated and
when the weather Is had you have
rheumatic twingcs The urine Eets
cloudy. fun 81 sediment, the cham
nels often get sore and irritatcd.
obIging you TO seek relief two or
three times during the night.
To neutralize these Irritating acids
Co cleanse tie kidneys aud flush Off
The body's urinous waste get four
ounces of lad Salts from n phar-
macy here, take a tablespoonful In
% glass Of water before breakfast Tor
% few days and your kidneys VIII
then act tine This famous salts n
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice combined With lithis,
and has been used for generations
to flush and stimulate sluggish kid
neys also to neutrallze the acids In
urine. 80 q no longer initiates, thus
ending bladder weakness
Sad Salts h. Inexpensive cannot
lniure and makes a delightfui ofter-
Ncscent hthia-watfr drink
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27

ton 81 candidate AZ members are
requested TO be present.
There will be q regular meeting OF
Triple Link Rcbvkah lodge tonight
at 1:30 O'Clock. good attendance
be- desired. By order Of the noble
brand.
The Rev. Joel Harper. pastor Of
the city Park Congregational church
al Denver. was an Albuquerque visit
or between trains today, The guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. - W. Garfield, of ago
South Edith street
According to state Engineer J. A..
French. the new $4,000 bridge
across the Rio Grande ut Bc'en Is
practically complete and viii De for
mall, dedicated by the .;eien people
next sunday. The occasion " Go be
made quite an elaborate celebration
state Land Commissioners Robert
T. Ervien. who spent last night ~
! Albuquerque. left this morning for
DcmIng and Silver city where he
goes in connection with pending con-
tracts for the purchase OF state
lands.
one vagrant was fined ten dollars
In nlice court this morning and re-
leased on q promise to leave town
az once. A young cited L.
uppoar for violation of n traffic
ordinance. was let off with a warn
inL.
Governor ". t.. Mcdonald return
cd To Santa Fc this morning by
train. State Engineer French who
accompanied the governor front
santa tc yesterday afternoon. re-
turned today los AUTOMOBILES. accom-
pauying Mrs. McDoia.i Mrs, Rob
lcrt 4, Ervien aud Mrs. French.
LAS Amigas' will hold liz regular
meeting Thursday evening at 5
o'clock, A very important business
meeting viii be followed by the home
nursing lesson 10 charge OF Or. Fris-
bile The regular Bible class il held
at I.30 y. IN. and a cordial Invitation
is extended 10 an women and girls
to attend.
Mrs. salmon. wife Of Dr, ". 7
salmon. and children Will leave M
the near futur Tor an extended visit
at their former home in oklahoma
city. in New Orleans and clscW here
The Salmons viii dispose ~ theii
home and furnishings ON North
Twelfth street and Or. Salmon vii
ongase apartments until his family
returns.
There VIII be a called meeting OF
g. X. Warren Post. O. 4. r., at Nc
Donald d Muggley's office. l2l south
Third street. tonight az 1880 o'clock
10 transact amy business that mal
properly come before the post. ~
members are requested 10 be- pres
emit Business OF Importance. b'
order Of 4. u. Bliss, y. e. J g
Caldwell. adjutant
United states Attorney Summer
Burkhart went To Santa Fe las.
night ou legal business. Mr. Burk.
hart will remain over tomorrow 1,
argue before the state supreme
court what probably VIII De the las
court hearing In the famous Stevei
CnnaVan contempt case. Hurkhar
and Coors being attorneys Tor Mrs
Kate CanaNau.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
AlFaIra Bill says:

Alfalfa Biil SAYS:
- ONT shoot the weather
man What kind Of wealth.
IL er can sc expect on tho
salary he Ritse
I've ct mang0es. hut these here
Tansocs Is q new one on me. IN
write 10 them fruit-sharps az the
Agricultural college.
! amt no circus rider. but be-
tween n baiky donkey and a Tam
manr tiger ! guess I'll stick to the
old clephunt Hooray fer Lincoln
aud GUNNER slower.
Elbow-grease Is "a good cure fer
pcssimism.
Runnin' a automohoci on a
w-hcelharrow income will never git
Sc any where's skurceiy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
SPECIAL CIVIL SERVICE
CLASS IN NIGHT SCHOOL

StenoEraphrrr who wish to qualify
for the next examination are Invited
Ia Join the special civil service speed
class which meets every evening from
now until the animation ManaEer
J. r.. 0oodell will conduct this clasf
personally. Special coaching In grade
subjects also,
THE AT.RUQ BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Phone c27.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
n. a. samuel, Prop
CALL AZ

For Parcel and Bargage Delivery.
Sunday and night calls. Phone g3l
Albuquerque Pnrcei delivery.
A. y. D9ca.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27

!rmcrs. mechanics, r~ailroaders,
iaborers, rely on Dr. Thamas' Eclec-
stc OH Fiue for cuts. burns. bruls-
49, should be kept " every home
25c ANA Soc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27

Open night ana day Trimble's Iiv-
cry. Red narn, si1 W. Copper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
The Weather

FpRECAST-Ncw Moxico-Tu-
night and Wednesday gencralls
cloudy: probably rain or snow In
north portion.
eve have u low-down tAat the
North Portion means santa Fc.l
ALBUQUERQUE Weather FOR
q hours ending at s this morning
Warmost. 20 degrees.
Coidost. 30
Range. 81
At x O'Clock. 43.
Southwest winds. partly clu9dy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27

EFEEWN| E|TF"W N|FHE""NH
Moose lodge meets Tor Initiation
Ht s..
Triple Link Rohekah Lodge at
g.30.
O. X. Warren Post meet nt
1;3O.
CHORAL SOCIETY concert at
Presbyterian church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
THE DIXIE QUIHTEITE
ADMISSION .

NOTE-season tickets for the re-
naming three attractions have been
reduced 10 si.25. Tickets on sale at
M~atson's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27

G. ~. CONNER NJ. d. h. %.
ostcopnthic spccinnst.
! treat all curabie diseases. OFFICE
Storr Bldg. Phones SIS aud sas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW


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} II you fail to get your evening I
paper, call
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27

Henry hauls Phone $50,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
BEGS $50 NIGHTLY WITH
FUR COAT And TWO AIDS
One Legged Actor Has $500
Already When Arrested in
Fourteenth Street.

Jesse Skinner, who says ne 10 an actor.
was arrested In Fourteenth street las,
night for soliciting aims. skinner has one
leg and walks with n crutch When ar
rested he wore an up to date suit OF
clothes fur lined overcoat with Persian
lamb collar and n ring in which three d,a.
monds spsrkled. He is 10 years old and
gave his address as 81 East Fourth street.
Skinner said he was very much ANNOYED
by his arrest. declaring he was due at
Astoria Hall to reheafse his act. which h.
said was called THE Floppers"
Lieut.. Bower of the Mercer street sta.
ton winked when he heard that A "nop.
per- Is a beggar who throws 1T TO
arouse sympathy. Skinner then proceeded
to discuss the business OF being helpless
and unemployed.
lie had ss.e5 in his pockets when ar
rested. He said he had collected that In
an hour and n half He declared his
usual dividend on an evenings work was
S3O, and he had found Fourteenth street
so profitable that he employed two men
at $3.50 each per evening to cover him.
One went ahead and the other behind.
They warned Skinner Of the COPS in time
TO let him hobble into a store until
danger was past. His employees didn't
recognize Detectives Fallon and Bryan
last night and he was arrested.
Magistrate Corrigan In night court sent
Skinner to the workhouse for thirty days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
NEVADA DIVORCE FOR
MRS. KINGSLEY SWAN
Decree Granted to BROOKLYN
Mans Wife After 35
Minute Trial.

RENO. New, March l3.-Mrs. Mabel I.or-
raine Miller swan got a dlvorce to-dav
from Kingsley Swan OF BrookIvn Mr.
Swan was represented nv counso, hr.
mad. M oo,,os, Id, -,
de-. ,,c,,,. ''aee ."o' an s'she' tue
"'''" ''' ~ "'e minutes atter the
'riai began Mrs swan gets the custody
or her infant son.
Dcsertion non support and cru.I,,, war.
ALLEGED nv Mrs c.,a, 49,.
was
w "er unsuccessful SUIT before a
brooklyn referee or TO the fact that the
birth of child had failed to bring about
a reconciliation Tho n,n.rs do ma, sho,,
thot Ans, ,,o,.,, so,,I. -, -.
Il "'' ''''"
mn '''' '''' sHe came 10 Keno
on June 20 with her son and nurse.
She was married on October l. 1905 to
Mr. Swan and they lived tog.th.r for
three vears mostly q, ho,,, ch. al,
'' ''''""' o'''e requested her 10 return
10 hcr parents, but she remained at the
hotel until compelled To leave because OF
lack OF funds.
Tb, oor,,a ,,o
''''' "'"' W i've ~ h'er-
sue, |"'il', OUT separated again in Sep
TENDER. 1912. She said Mr. Swan had
failed since their first separation to sup
port her properly. although no I,hs,,,sd
"A fortune and b,a sn.,, 400 ooo T., 49,
a., IL 0'NN' u" NV
''"'e year "''ef 'he'r marriage
ne never TOOK me anywhere except
t"'ce' she tcs''hei. i received Christ
ha int ha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
VANDERBILT TIMBER
LEASE HALTS U. s. SALE
But North Carolina Land Nav
Eventually Become Part
Of Big Preserve.

WASHINGTON, March 1s-rhe death %
George w. Vanderbilt will cause no i'm
mediate change in the status OF hts great
holdings Of mountain. timber and agri-
cultural land In western North Carolina
through requirement by the United State =
Government for purposes OF assimilation
into the Appalachian forest reserve IL
the understanding in Washington.
For months previous to the death Of
Mr.. Vanderbilt negotiations were under
way looking TO the purchase by the Gov
eminent OF It's. 900 acres OF land stretch
Ing from Biltmore westward through the
mountain chain on the left bank OF the
French Broad River. Mr.. vandcrbilt's
estate is the lessor Of vast timber rights
In this property to n lumber corporation
at Pisgah Forest. n. C.
This tract. which is across the river
from Bltmorc and many times larger.
surrounds Mount Plsgah. In II are Mr..
Vanderbilts game preserves and park
The lease OF the timber rights has nearly
twenty years to run. and II was this fac
tor in the problem of Government ac-
quirement which halted the negotiations
shortly before Mr.. vanderbilt's death.
The company leasing the timber ex
pressed a willingness to diyest itself OF
its rights In a large portion OF the tract
and raised no objection to Government ac
QUESTION provided such purchase did no,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
PRINCE WOULD TRAVEL
AT GERMANY'S EXPENSE
Reichstag to Be Asked to Foot
Bills Of the Kaiser's
Heir.
Special Cable Despatch TO TIT Sex.


BERLIN. March l3-There Is n prospect
of lively Socialist opposition in the Reichs-
tag In the event OF the fufilment OF the
Governments reported intention to ask
an appropriation of 10000 marks ESQ.,
o0o) to cover the expenses Of Crown
Prince Frederick william during his visit
to the German African colonies.
The vOrpaerts, the organ Of the So
cialists. points out that the Kaiser always
pays his own expenses on his Journeys
abroad. II does not see any reason why
the taxpayers should pay the expenses of
the Crown Prince. especially as his trip
Is for the purpose OF hunting and pleas
ure." Moreover. the VOr,rderfs says. the
Crown Prince is not mentioned In the
Constitution OF the empire and therefore
there is no constitutional justification for
the demand.
The Socialist members OF the Reichstag
will artfully avail themselves OF the con
tention that the persons of the imperial
family must rot be discussed in the Reichs-
tag. They say the Crown Princes person
cannot be excluded from the debate and
therefore the proposed procedure cannot
be sustained.
The Crown Prince acted as stage man.
ager for a French play which was per-
formed by celebrated Berlin c,medlans at
his palace tonight. The performance. was
very successful. but the tone Of the play.
which is freer than anything the Ka ser
sanctions at the court, rather scandalized
the Aristocratic audience. who were fur
Their shocked by the Crown Prince chat
ting and laughing with them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-14
800 Employees Were De-
positors and Many
Owned Stock.
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY
Creditors Will Move on Monday
for Thorough Airing Of
Partners Affairs.
SKYROCKET CAREER
OF HENRY SIECEL

iS67-Went to work in clothing store
At $3.50 q week.
I887-Established department store
In Chicago.
I8ot-Went into business in New
York.
Ioo1-Bought controlling interest in
Simpson Crawford Company in New
York city, 81 900, 900 capital.
Ioo3-Established the r4th Street
Store, 81 200, 900 capital.
Ioo4-Organized the private bank Of
Henry Siegel 4 Co.
Ioos-Founded the Boston store of the
Henry Siegel Co.
Ioos-Established the firm Of Henry
Siegel & Co., wholesale.
Iooo-Organized the Siegel Stores
Corporation, Delaware corporation,
for a holding company, with sro,-
10000 capital.
IoI3-December 3o-Receivers an
pointed for all concerns.
I9I4-March II--Heny Siegel and
Frank E. Vogel indicted for felony
and misdemeanors.
i9I4-Mareh Iz-Court orders the
stores closed and sold as losing con-
Germs.