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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

fund IN state and county bonds. Gear
Ing higher rates Of interest thun that
carried by the highway bonds. This
alternative the loan commission has
also turned down as Indicated by the
LETTER above, without giving IT, rca-
sons therefor.
AZ the time OF the courts dccislln
sustaining tho state treasurer M re-
tusine 90 make the Investment ~ tho
state highway bonds, u was sugg SIZED
here and In Santa Re that the loan
commission. by its power " dinp-
provnl might continue 20 difappr 1yo
every suggestion ana proposal made
by the state treasurer for the invesl-
ment % the permanent school fnnj.
until no Investment RENAME hut the
state highway bonds. thus forcing tho
acceptance Of that investment by the
process of elimination, This u ~ nov
generally supposed IL to De tho course
81 action VI the commission.
In the meantime the permanent
school funds remains uninvcstcd and
the schools are losing tho Interest on
said fund
Whether or not the loan commis-
sion viii succeed in its supposed plan
20 fore the hnai acceptance of tho
state highway BOMBS as the final b. IT.
Ing place Of the permanent school
Iuhd, remains to be- seen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

Bat Abyad Temple, Ancient order
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine was that
last night when the Mobiles held the
formal installation ~ their newly
elected officers and gathered after
ward for banquet around the fest
.al board; and the board 81 always
fcstal IN the extreme az shrinors'
banquet The officers who were IN
stalled by Past potcnutc Or. james
w. Wrcth. were as follows:
lllustrinus pntontatc. Reuben por-
~. Chiof Rahban. pr John w Elder:
Assistant llahhan, Judge Edward a
Mann. high Priest and Prophet. a. n.
McMillcn. Oriental Guide William Y
Walton; First Ceremonial Master.
john W Wilson, second Ceremonial
Muster. T.. Williamson; Inner Guard,
u Lemhkc; Outer Guard George
Evorhnrdi; Director e. - Cushman:
Marshal a. -. Strong: Recorder. T..
" Cham0oriin; Treasurer, G. r.. Tow
bcr
Mr. slmonaon Of Denver. prominent
member 81 the Masonic fraternity In
That state was among the out of
town persons In attendance 40 the IN.
siallniiun ana banquet.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13
ANNUAL MEETING OF
STATE NATIONAL
STOCKHOLDERS
Tenth Year Of Powerful FL
nanoial Institution Proves
Most Prosperous in It's His.
= tory; Officers Remain I'm.
changed.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the State National Bank.
held this afternoon Ia the banking
house at O'Clock. was IN the nature
OF q celebration by the stockholders
OF the most prosperous year boo any
Of the ten in the history OF this phu-
uomcnally successful bank. The ro-
ports of President licrndon. Cashier
Mcdonald ana the board OF directors.
were unanimously and cnthusiasticai-
ly approved and tho official rostor Of
the bank returned without change.
Tho state National Bank viii be-
ten years old on the iSth OF Apru
next. the bank having been organized
April 18TH. 1904. II Us not only ono
OF tho strongest financial lnstitu-
lions in the southwest but by far the
strongest ten year old hank in New
Mexico ur Arizona, and its gToWth has
been little Short OF phenomenal. duo
In large measure TO the careful. con-
sentative and at tho same time cncr-
gctic ana progressive management
which the bank has enjoyed through
ont ~ comparatively brief history.
AZ the md or 1913 the State Ma
tional had deposits Of 1880. 600. and
total resources az si.bb0. 900 At
the regular meeting 81 directors on
Dec 3ig. the regular semi-nnnual
dividend Of 8 per cent was DECLARED
ana 10000 additional passed 20 the
surplus fund
While the year just closed has been
the most profitable In the history of
the hank the officers and directors
look forward 10 1914 ne oven n more
successful year President Ilerndon
told the stockholders this afternoon
that the year was starting OF with
q more favorable outlook than ever
before. The beginning OF the year
has brought the state National
number OF valuable new accounts and
its business activity and influence In
the financial world Is being rapidly
extended. Successful from the start.
the bank has now taken its place az
one Of the standard financial insti-
buttons of the west and one Of which
Albuquerque and New Mexico are
Justly proud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13
HAS
PLENTY Of MONEY
To SPEND
Life Size Demonstration Of
Ready Cash Supply Brought
Out by Matson & Co.'S Need
the Money Sale.

That Albuquerque people have
plenty of cash and that they spend
% in taking advantage Of the real
thing in bargains has been fully DEM
unstrntcd yesterday and today in the
rush OF selling ut Matsou's store.
whore the irm ls placing ON sale at
cost and IN many Instances, less than
cost, its whole stock of speciality
lines Mutsun a Company always
carry large exclusive line of spec
ciully attractive holiday articles.
goods which are not only useful gift
thinss. but which are useful the year
around. This year the firm deter
mined to- close out every article re-
naming in these lines and advertised
a. need the money" sale. offering
everything In the special lines al fifty
per cent on the regular price, which
brought q large part of the stock 10
less than actual cost The store was
crowded al day Monday and the rush
has continued today The bargains
are so exceptional that they are be-
Ing snapped up very rapidly, ~
ladies especially are nnding many
things Go their liking things that are
OF important everyday usefulness
There be- splendid assortment OF Ia
dies handbags lu exquisite feathers.
good styles. These haas are goins
like hot cakes The Sternn line ~
liable aud chnfng dish specmltics ALSO
are proving mNurltos with the buy
crs These include chnhng dishes and
chuhng dish accessories. coffee perco-
lators. samoyurs. trays. cake stands,
esq sots and other equally desirable
thinsH ut prices that make them al
most gifts The box stationery stock
also offers some exceptional bar
gains la constant need This box sta
tuncry includes the best papers of
the best makers. The whole line,
note paper. note cards. etc ~ going
~ onc-half price. Cut glass and
hand painted china umcr some at
trnctlve selections nc givc-away prices
and there are many choice things re-
manning in the brass lire
one feature of this sale o. worthy
Of special interest. Mntsuu a co.
have placed an salc the whole stock
of gift books at one-half price These
books include the works OF an the
standard authors; classics which are
found in splendid bindings. an in
vestment OF permanent nature
which win bc welcome in any library
The books are settling in many cases
"a less than publishers cost 80 low
er % beautifully hound. handsomoly
illustrated books can afford To- miss
this sale
Manicure vets brushes note cases,
fancy note books, card sets. music
rolls. pennants. fancy leather novel;
everyday use and desirnbllty are 60
boz found ON sale ~ hall price
Don't miss Visit 20 Mataon's when
you are down town this week ~ is
a bargain opportunity YOU cannot at
ford 90 pass. The sale ends next sat
urday but % viii pay you 10 go 40.
Matson's az soon as possible a. the
lines are bolns mapped up rapidly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13
~ lMI Waste Fertilizng Material Says
DO1 v Uncle Sam


Washington %. G.. Jan. l3.--sevcn-
ty-fivc per cent of a highly valuable
fcrtiuzng material In the form Of
tankage ana blood from the cuuntr,
slaughter of food animals b. being
wasted throughout the country dis
tricts. In addition S22 00O. 600 worth
OF ammonia from which ammonium
sulphatc, another valuable fertiiizing
material could bc made h annually
wasted by the practice of making coke
IN the beehive type OF oven. accord
ing tu recent bulletin Of the de-
partmcnt of agriculture.
Tankagr, product OF slaughter
houses consisting of such waste ma
tcrial as homes horns. hoofs, hair.
etc. contains large percentage of
nitrogen and other products used In
commorcial fertilizer and In the larg-
or packing houses s. carefully saved
In country killing however. only 20
per ccntagc ~ the iankngc and blood
are saved fuF fertilizer. Tho Nitrogen
content az mnkagc ls said To- vary
from five to s per cent and lts phos-
phorir acid content between o and ~
per cent.
iu nitrogen of an the organic mHteri-
ais used In The fertili1ing industries
Inadulterated blood when quito dry
contains ~ per cont OF nitrogen. hut
as obtained on the market Its con-
tent varies from 9 to 70 per cent
From the figures estimated by the
bureau of animal Industry depart
ment of agriculture, ~ representing
the total slaughter Of cattle, calves
swine. and sheep in the United States
IN 1919, it has bocn calculated that
" nll the materials rendered avail
able by this slaughter had been sawed
aud converted into tanlghEc and dried
glood they would have produced
222.53b TONS Of tankage and 1875
tons of dried tiood
The Introduction ~ o comparative
system among American farmers nm
doubtcdly would result IN an lncrcas
rd utilization ~ blood and tnnkngc
FOR fcrtilzing purposes. IN Denmark
country killing ls being prncticod on
% Operative h8sis ln smnll country
ahattoirs. and the blood la carefully
preserved
Tho loss ct ammonium sulphnte
whirh compares fnVorublv with sod
ium nitrate as q plant stimulunt in
the distilation az conl for the pro-
dnction ot coke is described M the
bulletin az follows
"in the main. coui ~ distilled iu
this country in that form Of coke
oven the hcchivo oven. which does
not admit of the recovery of the die
tillntion products Instead they are
"a a
Indebted 90 the by-produci recovery
oven Tor the main supply of ummon
lum sulphdtc The amount recovered
F valued at about 50 Goa. GOO while
The rccu} erahle ammonia annually d.
sfroycd ln the coking Processes hy
the beehive ovens u valued az s22
100000 AZ tho beginning OF 1879
there we're fG2f by product coke
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13
OLD PEOPLE NEED
A BOWEL STINULANT
The Ideal ono T. u WIZ tRNti,r.
Tomb Tiat wlii Kccp the nuNrl-
tstufiy NCaiNs.


Healthy old axe is su 1hspiuJ a'v CO.
pendent upon the cund,.l ,f the
bowels that rrcat care shoI.d l. taken
to see that they act rogtlat'f rho
fact is TINT aH ago LdYtuHos the atur
uch muscles become wctt and m.st-
I've and the liver does MT store up the
Juices that are nee asoafy O. prompt
digestion.
Some help can Dee obtained by uat-
inr easily ds4estcd FOODS aud hy
plenty or exercise. hut this latter is
irksomc to most elderly people. one
thing BE- certain, that "a state 81 consti-
patton should always hc avoided. us %
ls dangerous Co lifc and health. The
best plan is Co take a mild laxative
as often as is deemed necessary But
with equal certainty % is mggestcd
that cathariica. purgatlycs. physics
salts and pills be- avoided, as They DO
but temporary good and are so harsh
ne to bc a SHOCK Co % delicate systcm.
much better plan aud one that
thousands 90 elderly people are foi.
lowing is to take gentle laxative
tonic Ike Dr Cnldwclrs syrup Pep
sim which acts 1s nearly like nature
az Is possible In fact the tendency
of this remedy BE- 90 strengthen the
stomach and bowel muscles and 80
train them 90 act naturally again.
when medicines Of nil kinds can
usually be dispensed with This h.
the opinion Of many people OF diner-
ont ages. among them Airs Mary A..
y. Davidson, ~ University Mound
Home. San Francisco. cal She ls 1S
and because of her scdcntary habits
had continual bowel trouble From
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

more than .O5se or practically per
cent making an annual return to the
school fund on the amour, OF the
principal Of the same az Il now h. OF
Ss,33l.4g
deem this investment Of the per-
mancnt schul fund in certificates OF
deposit issued by the various banks
applying therefor aa hcreinbyfure
specified. as complying with the pro-
visions OF the constitution uf the
state ana Is constitutional invest
ment ana Is the MOST advantageous
.tilat Van se' secured and therefore
propose this investment Tor your ap-
provnl under the constitution
or, as an alternative prupoDt.uf
Oilcr for the approval ct the govern
or attorney general and secretary ui
state the following bonds ana sccusi-
ties la which the permanent school
iundr of the state can bc invested.
10 wit.
100000 bonds VI the state of Sew
Mexico, series "B, az %.
$4,000 Gallup board ct education
SIS o. run 20 years ON basis OF per
cent, that rs to say. they can be- pur-
chased on basis that will yield TO
the permanent school fund 5g per
cent.
The balance in tho permanent
school fund ca be- invested la Otcru
county 6's due n 1921. which can bo
purchased to yield 10 the permanent
81 houl fund - per cont.
IA soon as have your approval
Of either of these investments VIII
invest the p"rmnnen Haoo' fund la
the investment selected by yuu and
approved ty YOU
All of which Be- respectfully submit.
ted. Very truly yours.
%. y MARION.
State Treasurer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

.oyens In operation n the United
states and COS bullying
The great product 20 Chilc. sodium
nitrate. porscscs less nitruErp con-
tent O5.5 per cent? than ammonium
sulphato. The United siatos. how.
over imports a great uuantitg Elm
1914. 10000 tuns) Tor use in ngri.
culture. owing 10 the deficient supply
~ other fertilizers in this country
ThlR IL only "a small part 81 The total
sodium nitrate America imports year
~ from chile. aa " has many other
uses. The more intensive agriculture
Of recent years has emphasized the
demand for uitrntcs and the fact thar
the chilean bvds 81 nitrhioH have becn
surveyed and figures have been ob.
tanned which make possible "a fairig
close estimate of the amount az nj
trato remaining there should stlmu.
late the manufacture of heterogeneous
substance suit1hi ior fertilizer man
ufacturc and serve pH e. wurning
against undue waste
Artificial nitrntss have become
commercially important to supply tn
demand in this country. Calcium 4
annmid" hcing perhaps the most ~
troronous material manufactured Tor
fertilizer purposes 80 ~ prepared
from calcium carbide ANA free nitro.
gen. the latter being prepared from
the atmosphere hy tn removal al
OXYGEN. This industry u considered
10 De as yet only IN its infancy. and
with the Increased capacity of exist.
ing factories ana cXtcnfions now uu-
der way should prove an Important
factor Ia an" present source uf nitro
gouous tortillzors
Tho relative values of tho different
fertilizer are brought out fully IN
this bulletin $50 'a7l which can DC
had ON application 60 the division ~
publications e. IS department % agri.
culture. Washington. % G..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

Tho above Is the reply OF the Sew
Mexico state loan commission
through majority of lta members. Co
State Treasurer a. y Marion, when
the latter submitted 10 the commits.
zion boz writing yesterday HE second
proposal for tie Investment 81 some
&l3s,53s.Ts Of funds now held to the
credit of the permanent school fund
uf the state. ard marks another torn
ms in The already Ions continued ,on-
troYcrsy between the majority of he
loan commission aud the state troas-
urcr ga 90 the proper medium If ln-
Nvstmont of this fund.- tho interest
only az which may ice used f.r tho
schools the principal being derived
from tho leasing and sale % state
school lands
Under the law creating thea state
loan commission. that comnlssi a. IL
vested with the advisory power ~
supervising Investments OF state fuhlB
and Of disappearing investments pro-
posed hy the state treasurer
The loan commission at itE Initial
meeting proposed 20 invest tho ncf-
manont school fund In the state hight
waN bonds an issue OF 100000 OF
which was authorized by the people
at the last election.
The state treasurer proposed to in
vest the permanent school fund
moneys Ia properly protected New
Mexico banks as permitted by iHw
Ht interest rates higher than that
yielded by the state hirhway bonds,
ana 90 the same time voioinR his dis
approval ot the highway bonds as "a
proper form of investment aud refus-
ing 10 make the investment as prp-
posed hy the commission.
The loan commission then went In
90 court with petition Tor man-
damuH ~ compel the state treasurer
90 make the investment in the hlgl
way bonds This petition the court
denied, upon the ground that tho
commission was in an advisory canac.
ity o. the treasurer and that while u
hud power GO disapprOve amy propoa-
ed investment. Il had DO mandatory
power over the state treasurer. as the
recognized fiscal authority OF the
state.
Mr.. Marion then prepared a second
proposal 10 the commission, making
flrst 4 second iisi OF proposed opposite
in BANKS ana az an alternative, The
investment OF the pc. manent s,kooi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

tho dry she began taking Or CaId-
Wells syrup pcpsiu she has had no
further iuruut tnlcure and uaturHlls
she ~ giad To- say Kind Jhlnss of thls
remedy
a bottle eau bc bought or amy drug
glat ai nfly cents or one dollar peo-
pie usually buy the hu cent sizc
hrst, mud then. having convinced
themselves at us merits. the3 huy
tue dollar sizc. when BE- more cconom-
icaL Results are always guaranteed
or money viii be- refunded Eiderls
persons pf both sexes can follow those
suggestions with every insurance of
good results.
Families Wishing 20 try free sam
pie bottle can obtain u postpaid By
addressing Ia W o. Caldwell, ua
Washington st., Monticello. CO., A
postal card with your name and aa-
dress On Il will do.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13
uow,s rinse

We offer ono Hundred Dollars re
ward Tor any cnse az Caiurrh that
cannot bo cured by Hairs Catnrrh
Cure.
r. : CllENEY q ca Toledo. -
We. tho undersigned have known
} cheney Tor tho last 81 wears. nnI
believe him perfectly honorable In mn
business transactions aud financially
able 20 carry out any obligations mnde
hy his firm
NATIONAL RANK or COMMERCE.
Toledo. Ohio.
llslrs Caiarrh cure o. taken liner
nhliy, ncilnE directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces ~ the system
TostimonialH sent free Price q
cents per bottle. Sold by an Drug
Hiats
Take Ilails Family PWs for oonsli-
patton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-
vents Daughters UntimsIy End.

Ready, KY" was moi able 10 do
anything for nearly six months" writes
Mrs. Laura Bfaichef, OF this place, land
was down in bed ior three months.
l cannal tell you how | suffered with
my head, and with nervousness aud
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
10 give Il up. We tired another doctor.
but he did not help me.
At last. my mother advised me 10 take
Cardni, The woman's ionic. Thought
u was no use for ] was nearly dead and
nothing seemed 70 DO me any good. But
took eleven bottles, and now am able
TO DO al OF my work and my own
washing.
think cardul is The best medicine Ia
Tie world. Ny weight has increased,
and ! look the picture d health.
II you suffer from any ol the ailments
peculiar 10 women, get bottle OF Cardui
today. Delay IS dangerous. We know
4 win help YOU, tot Il has helped SO
many thousands Of other weak women
Ia The past ID years.
Al al druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13
Long List of Gilt Edged secur-
tiles Proposed by State
Treasurer Turned Down
Without Explanation.
STATE AND COUNTY BONDS
ARE FLATLY REFUSED
Superstition Is That State Loan
Commission Proposes to
Force Investment Of School
Funds in Highway Bonds by
Process of Elimination.

santa PC, n NJ
Jan. l2, 1914 =
. Hon. o. y Marion. Z
State Treasurer =
santa Fc, s.. NJ.
. Dear Sir.
We nave received your letter =
= OF even date herewith proposing =
= the investment 81 the permanent
= school fund by depositlng the
same Zoo six enumerated banks =
= at varying rates Of interest
We have already distinctly de-
. clined 10 prove the Investment
= OF this fund by way of deposits .
. in banks. aud now take the posi- .
ton that your proposition 20 .
v MAKE such deposits is not prop
= crly before u.s. having been al .
ready acted upon. To avoid .
Misunderstanding however, we .
sny that we adhere 90 our for .
= mcr decision, ana do NOT approve 3
= the Investment of this fund by .
. way of such deposits. .
Your letter thcn submits az .
. an alternative proposition. the .
. Investment % this fund ln bonds .
of the state. 20 the Gallup board .
. % education. of Bernulillo county .
= and Of Otero county. and we de- .
. cline 10 approve the investment .
. OF this FUND ln said bonds. as .
. proposed hy you. .
. We viii be- prepared to receive .
. any further proposition. which .
. you may have Co present, as an .
. investment Of this fund. at half .
= past nine o'clock tomorrow =
. morning. q
Very respectfully. =
W q. MCDONALD. .
Governor OF New Mexico. .
. ANTONIO LUCERO. .
Secretary of state. .
=, FRANK W. CLANCY. .
Attorney General.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

Back or Joints. sprains. Sore Muscles,
bruises Chllhlains. Frosted Feet.
Colds OF the chest CT prevents Pncu-
monia).
Al your druggists IN csc ana 50e
Jars and n lpccial larne hospital size
for sa.5O.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

Rush A. Webster 7ei E iesh "a,
Sew YORK city says - can hlshly
recommend Mnslerole TO any ono suf-
ferinr from Neuralgia or a cold In the
head lehl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

Try this clean, white
ointment (made With
oil oi mustardl, today
Millions have found a
a marvellous roileL
Millions use n now in
stead Of the pld-timo
mustard plaster, For
Thee know MUSTER
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

Accept no aubsti-
tute n your drug
slst cannot supply
you. send csc or so 10
the N UsT y ROLb
ans
Company, Cleveland.
onio, and we viii mail
yOu a jar, postage
prepaid.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

Never con toll when you'u mash
finger or suffer "a cu bruisc. burn
or scald BE- prepared. Thousands
RELY on nr Thomas Eleruc Oi
Your druggist SELLS a. 25c and soc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

OLB does not blister az old-tlme mus
iard piastcrs 0id,
Rest Tor Sore Throat Bronchitis
Group SIN NeeL. Asthma, Neuralgia,
Coneosiion. pieurisy, Rheumatlam.
I.umhuEo, an palncs and Aches 81 the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13
MVSTEROLE a Magic
Ointment for Neuralgia

Ease than throbhlng palm. that split
ting headache IN q twinkling with q
little MUsTRROlF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

E Nldricr % won troWu Gu
luo 'ra~"tp'' iof' ~ 'ta home 'bia
io"~"'"g after short vlslt ln Aibu-
0ur ~i'ue
Uovwao Srhwei-rr ~ tba rfr--e..
-'.-'"''' t"'' tNie a''sr~rou ON short
hueinoea trln to Chtcn~r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13
TODAY IN CONGRESS
Senate

Met az noon
President Wilson'S nomination
81 John SHELTON williams for
comptroller ~ the currency and
member of the federal reserve
board was received
Debate on the ALASKA railway
hul was resumed with senator
& chamberlain snoakinF Cor the
measure
For lack ~ q quorum tho judi
cinry committee postponed con
H'deratlon 81 the Leo and Glass
senatorial cases
House
Met az noon
Mnyor Mitchell 81 Ncw york
asked the rivers and hnrbors
committee to appropriate Tor the
Improvement ~ New York bar
hor
Rulc7 committee meeting rnliod
f'r eaturd0v tn consider rom
Hrcssionai Investigation 81 strikes
IN Michigan md Coior1do.
ponr"aopiativos CLAYTON. car
iin Webb and Fiovd ~ tho iudi.
finrv c"mmiitee prrrnrnd io com
f"r tnmorrow with proslder'
Wl'eon or ~" ndr,iuistrption's
trust LEGISLATION program
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-13

Hyiis g. Charano1aa Hsdloins Co. LADIES'
Advisory bcri.. lhtHanaQaa Tenn. iof uslfif
fslifaffisgs or your case Ana tt.paat hook, Hone