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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10
High=Grade Baby Carriages, 1000
Values $500 to $3.50

Ordinarily couldn't begin OF this quality for
rebounds YOUR benefit that purchased hghgrade
of Pumns Consequently offer these
reed PumanS worth $500 $3.50 $1,000 straight Not
old model lot All strictly 1914 types with each and every
provemen spelling comfort
these built hrScass and
All full made excellent quality reed flexible
artillery Wheels handsomely upholstered with hghgrade
fitted tubular puhe Gray white enamel and natural
She They mothers under the tactic but onboun
perfection The ideal built bay constitutional At
the astounding price, $1,000 they last long
XTH
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10
Clearance of Parlor and
Library Furniture

Important days in the furniture store. New furniture
arriving Car after the way and already floor
space is taxed to capacity.
But the furniture MUST be shown the floors
therefore furniture give way To this end we
have marked down many pieces of library and paro furn
for immediate disposal. Some of the values
quoted here. If you need such furniture ACT NOW!
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10
1000 Seamless
Velvet Rugs
1850

Size Q by II II, rugs in
fifteen new patterns in all
over designs; beautiful col
orings of the newest
shades. Save $3.50 by
purchasing one of these
rugs Wednesday or Thurs
day. Special ar. 1859
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10
Am Oriental
Rug Sale Is
On the Way

Beginning next Mond day
March 10TH, we will place on
sale a worthy collection of ORR
entail Rugs at the LOWEST
PRICES we have ever quoted.
rhe remarkable values are made
possible by the consummation of
a large purchase of rugs at far
below the actual market yalua-
ton. WATT
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10
$3.50 Royal Wilton
WOrsted Rugs
34.25

These fine quality Royal
Wilton rugs are woven Of
pure worsted. Beautiful
alloyer and medallion eff
fects and oriental designs.
New g6ods-perfect in
every way. Size 9x12 fl.
Special at .......34.25
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10
LIS Inlaid
LinOleum,
soc
-

This genuine inlaid lin
oleum will give lasting sat
isfaction. A number of tile
patterns and parquet floor
effect designs to choose
from. Splendid value at
SIPS, special, the square
yard, at .,.......a SEC
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10
"Copley Prints
At q ] Off
p~ --@ ---~s

In the Bamberger art galleries
YOU may purchase "Copley
Prints sepia-like reproduc-
lions of well-known paintings
at a third lower than list prices.
The subjects include Hanging
of the Crane" "Home Keeping
Hearts," and many other titles Of
famous pictures.
Regular $500 size 3.3l
Regular $3.50 size LG7
Regular SIPS size .... Sic
SIXTH FLOOR, MARKET sr
NeW dress gooas
are being featured
this meek.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10

Mems and WOmen's Umbrellas, 21O-
Pure silk covers in black and colors; also
silk gloria; strong frames; choice line of
plain or sterling trimmed handles; $500 to
$500 values; special #........... .2.10
Silk Mixed Umbrellas, 1.35-Well made
umbrellas with gloria silk covers, guaranteed
TO wear one year; neat handles for men and
women; strong frames; good value at $500;
special .................... 1.35
MARKET STREET.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10

Pianos of Quality
and Choice

First, OF QUALITY-because every piano sold in
the Bamberger piano show must come up to
certain high standard before will consider II as
member of the Roll of Honor. It's qualities MUST
EXCEL that of any other piano sold in Newark for the
price
Second OF CHoICE-because instead of repre-
sentng particular factory, making one or two grades
of Instruments go the piano markets of the world
choosing the BEST FROM THE ENTIRE FIELD.
Therefore, the Sohmer, Behning Lester Howard
Fischer Milton SCHNEIDER and Concertone the best
values possible at their respective prices
Full'informaton about payment plan
and illustrated booklets upon request.
Any instrument may be purchased on liberal terms
of monthly payments.
(Splendd values in used pianos from $50 up, and
in player-pianos from SITS and up).
PIANOS SIXTH FLOOR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10
Who Needs a Good Umbrella?

Wednesday Bambergers-and
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10

Forty new patterns OF
printed linoleum, suitable
for the kitchen, pantry or
dining-room, in splendid
designs. All our SOC grade,
on sale for two days only
at, the square yard 39c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10
gp6 = > L ~ D
Aunucene Floor
A Rug Offering of Special Import

tina in
noem priced
o YOUR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10
1000 Wilton
Velvet Rugs to Sell

These rugs are size 9xl2
feet, and are woven in one
piece. Beautiful and arts
tic designs; durable, long
wearing rugs. Regular sell
ing price, S29. Special for
two days at ....+22.75
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10
1000 New
--I.....,.-,........a....
Tapestry Brussels

Just ten new Spring de-
signs in these strictly first
grade Tapestry Brussels
rugs at the above price.
Size 9xl2 feet. Splendid,
durable rugs. Easily worth
$1,000. Special for two
DAYS at ..........l6.5O
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-10

The nep silks en-
brace the seasons
best WeavsS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
SAVING TO CHI LOAN FOR
HALL SOW. SAYS AtDiioh

Mr. Mossuans audit 81 the city nan
building eDmmttees accounts 'A
city Engineer jones y. 1iaau'hs
books also was fead last niFhN
Il found the records wei KEPT Gnu
In very satisfactory condiueh A"1
the audit. said Mf. Mossman.
When the ean.nittee has compiet-
cd its duties the entire charge hhY1lp
be transferred 10 the books q 1"s
your net deficit At this time Is
|x5s4g9.
IF It is possible 10 get the contfni-
plated loan i Roaid be no little saw
ing to TIE ciiy % get Il AT once -
job that afaga tafries practieatly we
same overhead expense as one tiai =
pushed 10 completion with ful Eoftf-
The deficit rs which the auditor r.
iarred existed june is. 81 the time ne
examined the accounts. since then
the fund has 81 4 Feplenishcd VITA
TAX money received from the toaia
treasurer and transfers from ihe
seNef fund in pcs ment for mater 4ai
loaned Tor sewer constitution NH'h
The fund neN contains haiaiice ~
approximately $500. according 90 'lt}
CftrK Thomas Hughes
The total net expenditures ~ me
building committee on June II was
gzs.1a5sz npaid vouchers amount
ing 20 fz,4llss and unpaid "aNfs
e s2ot55 brought me 'r-
tai cost Il The building 10 that cate
10 ss1. 1915
The net available cash June - |as
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
BEhHAMS. VICTIM or
MOTOR ACCIDENT IN
CHICAGO. LIVED HERE

Mf and Mr. } - E@rhsm- Hha
zre seei1enially killed Aar1ay eye
ring iU arr affouatilr an .G~ut Hn
chleagl, while ou fhelf Nat from
fpff1 SIDE sl1urn o. nH Asa aseff.eft
PARK. az one time made their home
20 Albuquerque. Aeas ~ fteiF tFaalf
death proved a shoes % mary local
fflerlf The kenram resided here
some cen years ago Mr. Beuham vas
manager fsr the HYDE EKpisfIns ex-
psGI.gn. rhiCh nad store rooms On
flref street south rs cold avenue
ard later took over the controlling
interest - the Hyde concern. NOV
tx IN STOCK ~ me Metropolitan
building Fsrsf and Central avenue
ln she nsa quarters fhe store vas
known ~ tre B4nham lndlan Trad
ing eom pang store Mr Bennam sold
MS irteres1 some years AKA T. Joan
Lee Clarke ard moved o. Chicago.
wnere h. aa. president % iumuer
0mDaEF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
WESTERFELD SAYS
PAGE Is IN ERROR

That Ffank n Page. deputy
sane aaFlr1 0f Puerto De Luna. Il
In error ID Asserting that the dos =
SEASON im SEES Mexico as n9N Fixed
~ MH Is PROPER because the doves
thrive an grains fh1s being oblee-
fl0ra ble 10 farmers + declared by
HsnTg Nester1eid. president ~ the
Albuquerque Game Protective ass0-
cation
Mr. Westerfeld quotes an extract
from Farmers Bulletin So. 5i3.
United States department 81 agricul-
fure. bureau " biological surrey APP
proved hy James Wilson. secretary ~
agriculture. The extract follows
subject The Mourning Doee.
commonly called tine Turtle Dove.
Range Breeds throughout TIE Unit
- States and in Mexico. Guatemala
and southern Canada winters from
central Euited states 10 Panama.
Hahits and economic status The
food ~ the Mourning Dove Is prac-
tleaIiv ali vegetable matter tower 90
per cent?. principally seeds of plants.
Including grain. heat oats. rye nag-
ley. corn and h0ckWheat we're found
Ia f5e out ~ z5l stymaehs and con-
sfltuted 81 per rent q the food
Three-feurths II this was waste
grain picked ~ after harvest The
principal and almost constant diet IS
weed seed which are eaten through
out the year and constitute s4 per
cent u the entire food II one st0m-
ach were found 300 seeds Of yellow
wood sorFei iH another 5 900 seed 81
Barn grass OF Fox Tail and IN the
third 500 seed ~ slender paspaium
4.sa0 ~ orange hawk weed. $50 Of
hoary veryain. fZ0 Of Carolina
80 n yellow wood sorrel
go ~ panicgrass and ~ 0f various
other weeds None Of these are USE
fBl and most Of them are trouble
some weed The dove does not ear in-
scots er other animal food Il should
be nrnfnlfad In eNerY possible WV
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
BALDRIDGE LUMBER co.
SUES FELIX GALLEG0S

The G. Tai9fldKe Lambef com
png plainfN ln q suf filed yestef-
aaF n the dIsffiri nosff against Felix
M g4liegnk and fhs J 81 Moore
lgaaity company ashs judgment for
f.Ase Interest cotfs. attorneys feee
aaa ne eoff n preparing and filing
aA liegeA lien The company alfo
8HHt fAs appointment - q special
H.attaf fD asll the Dfgperts anEisiing
~. sH tne M Moore Really com
HenYe aeeDtsa aaaliiNn
Tte company alleges j. spld lumber
faf tr4farea W gaiiegaH The
ne faY whbh Judgment " asked
n unpail oaiaaee. according 60
IHa tap.aint
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
HUSBAND No. z or
N7S. rAhLEf WIRES
CHEF HE MAY CONE

aE s-Zz- ~ Ehs-rraz
f wfs 10 <sr+ uss grzfles
n t-r r@1 a-1
Et-- XIX - --e
y -~-41r rs.9zr we@sr 81
me tslef r-a- 60 e -zre-
sage r-I- So fr1- rr fes-
..r.s farrr-
maa Errss1es r1sE4z7
rxrf as Haz -rt teaexra-. r-.s-es
tf-.r rae SIRE. - zr-~-r rs-
ar -Hr es-ss ~ IS N-r n
rt - ~ Iesears .osgtzl Hs
a.zr re-. H1n 1-sz- rsta-
re- e. rst Bree-st a. x---zr gas-
s4rsag msrr4r4 tet tre ras@ wa. ffa-
,-a
IT. ~ received zr- uF-
esr 4fser.aF -rsEr wa~s-
Ha rr~ fael NNH- NEr ite
f.rs--t-xI 81 rsra4r tz1
49, r - Ns ire rrnr ws~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30


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Fes Csrts FfaTe ifsfsha. ssse'
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fe aHrfef + gfefaar re-
rnfs sfmff5as fs aai sfaa frsp
e.. gsrss Drin4s
H.~r geis - 1914 4. ~ go pr4
81 Is fssr y tfs .ss
fs.,f.. .s...s {. $500.
$1,000. 1921, 1888.
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tfst fisn. fei-ffae9 gfsffaaf ffnfa
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Tire i-aHlfF AZ fefleiy ~ ne Lfa1
tHfrwh M#he4ff HlffG well hold Is
tasaiHfss msfetinx AZ 81 this af.
fsEneaa lf fhs shsfeh Daficfs.
Gnfe4 states Blstfet tffofney
gar4nefs fafktar ssparsaS veasf.
1sy meFninK far Haata ~ lie Nll
return probably feusrfgN night
4.ssf f..i..e. mali t..,.s... ,f..t -
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y. tt. .lfs. 1900. .f,e,s'.,.,, go
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q" f'Hs NiNiif - ~
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
FINE HAY CROP IN
VALLEY THIS SUMMER

VALLEY bay e abundant and ~ e.
pe fine quality ihis summer. acc
cli na 81 Wallace GurRe well
trn raneher who hiss ranch
several niles south - town Ar
NHr aUn 80 the late w =.
iE8fae Tor many years editor - The
MaaifR Journal re has just hnisbed
ra'iine - TONS - has for the West
ffa MHat company ~ Albuquerque,
aHl 0n Monday VIII begln cutting an
faal tonnage fof the William FAIR
smpaH The Western and farT eom-
isaulaa have ranches south - town.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
STOLEN FROM
OFFICE OF BOOMING
HOUSE. WOMAN REPORTS

Mrs. Evelyn spcer Droprietress 81
the Lyric rnomlns house left the Of
fee % the place last night 10 answer
= call leaving her gold watch on a
t. bic When she returned il was
missing Two men vino were "a the
office rad gone 70 fhe meantime. she
Informed the police
This case - one resnerf parallels
that reported 10 Inc police Tuesday
night The proprieiress ~ the Com
mercial hotel WIS called from the Of
ace When she returned "a purse con-
tanning SO and three rings we're gone.
she reD0fted t. tire police
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
SCHOOL or MODERN DANCING
Dance Tomorrow Night

Don't forget euf regular class les.
con aHd dance Is 10 he held tn the ga
sino q Traction park on Friday night
this week. Phone 1893
II D. DUGAN,
Dancing Instructor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
DOG TAX

The 1914 dog tax expires InlF ~.
All dog tax viii te due August j. 1914.
and ~ payatie a. the efflee II the
city clstk Ia the Jacob korber build
ing. THus HUGHES.
City Clerk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30

Subscribers who fan to rcceiee the
Morning Journal should Call Western
Union Telegraph office.
PHONE I4g Or lt7
and paper wiii be delivered by special
messenger.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
EXPERT SREP0RT
GIVES ASSETS Of
CITY As s5l2.6SO
Z HssTa0 Ss-e
rs0t 6rg Pes - -.1r
e 5scss iof Tae Tears 81
efs Regime

H. -reIa srt=s =
- @sr y ztt.t 80 - Erase
- SKA H Pa ere
Fsrf lecearslEs. ~ -a f.-srr
~ dsts ~ Il.r
tH t Y~w #. 49,
Ert rra1 ~ rrar# as ~ s4r-
,r~ q ffe rs.ra
ST. Ar ass s- ere
sf t~@ sEFEas fsr
E u y + s@sra t TEe
M = 81 alE rszf4te- - sEar1
W sl4rst Tr@ uas en-
as - saaft Aemeesr retFe ane r#r
tssE aff as fr-
W ezra 4sflFe 81
s secs cElrr t=~ eerg Har-
fsaf s4ee - scatter aF lra
Its af'f sss~tf Az ~ 1915
e-rs ftf-tsss5 a-e fe- astl..slee.
1854 18f.tt Ine41es r-s a.~tF
s F-fffTtr rasr fri ne ear1e ~
lre freatarar. a1t ST -ss1s 49,
s fesfts TN f4aar eef ~
rte mefs e11ss-ed 90 81 1sfr
i.-sf- furrz-~d fsrFafiy
frfsr tee tspslca FL
-Il Hafrsaes a4fstara ana ss51.-
ear re .zrefa ftnenf ARE
rs
nrsese fr ags~ss during fre
faa Fw at the a1u .r4-traf sr lf
g sE1f -effs aas 4-1t-Lsz Tbs
ass da~ En- r ~
.s-ffraffian. a. Ai4-at 1s 1ss
.f4FIffs eIDs1efa for paving. fte
.ass 80 - sfefa ffe fr4rx rrfes
rs fraHF an lner-ase n f1nd- "
.ftfsfs1
Trlf fee rs1selirrea ere ~ simple
fe.se ana - ~ Nelff~ag 81 solsr-
size axarv : ir18afed la tne fact
tsaf tns f1rnrsre ara frrsr=s - ne
IIefrrfie tHan.ter were valued af
eri1 tfs ~ ~ Mr. Aae man Ths
fara < fsaa4 8n6er =assefs nof avail
eve lnrl-sed g ne total aseets
xlfer before - are fse srFerfories
~ daHaffusentaf hesdF The frgi-
netra inventory pas fleszff ths
poke rhfefs tf9sz. ar1 tne IRE
g "a tns tlase u fhe s fiscal year
CaHafflar.. 81 re frf arsr - me
s.Iers admir- IstfaNon amounted 20
flh4s8fzz ard rs frs ~ 0nd year.
sf9eGgfsI F1r me fUo years this
frfels ftzf Bss r.
Warranfs paid an8 returned III fhe
Hrss year smo4ntea fe s115.5s1tf
nd n the feegnd yesr tlf-.-tf -.
Inc port sfoup That cry Treasurer
Wlliafn Klese deposited 4-zss1.ss
mlfh CITY Treasurer 4 Goodrich and
rifs cIefk II Charles R5ehi Deposited
attn me present. trasFsrer. fi,a1s.tl.
ar : total ~ szg5l1s5
sulIIIne Permit. Doubled.
The tafa4 Uakranfa Issued Tor the
tuo wears ending ApEll 81 Vas $751;
zEasz The Sellers asminlstfatIon 4
f,sIs f7z875s aar1Hfa outstanding
ANIL Is 1sIz TIE outstanding war-
r.~fs A1ru Il. 1918. amounted u
fIf..azs0 distributed among several
funds
4 page devoted 60 bonds Is one q
me mos Interesting = SIR Mpa-mau' .
ret.erf Tha snsUs the total bonded
IrdetfrdnAss 10 81 Gs55 zoe. upon
4hlch The elf4 paya a total annaai I'M
sfrs.f ~ a2GsTg
e9fnparison 81 revenues shows
mar the eify clerk paid from 1919 to
1917 fz5Izrs0 and from 1919 e.
fsft s4s78rsI Tne police depart
fnaut contributed ss.sI8 the first
g,sr ana e. 700 the second. Oecupl-
Ion taxes from re county clerk we're
~ stz.7s s. The FIRST year and only
sA5s In the second Ihe city clerk eoi- /
Ieefea 41.z9ls6 in The second year
aoseser. the clfs having Deen taken
hatre II these collections ia the flA-
sal year u lsl1-faI4
In me nrst year building permits
amounted only ~ 1880. and IN the ,
serou8 year theY reached sl,f8s.sl- 4,
me interest On tha daily balance foi
~ firet year wss sgsl.gs and for the
.eegnd, $685. The Interest on ne
r. az N
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
NOTICE.

I.aaa tax for 1914 il n0w due and
payable ~ AZ West Copper avenue.
HUGH Z. WATERS.
Collector
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
BUT Z DIRECTORS
REELECTED BY
COUNTRY CLUB
7. s. noolsey j., Chosen for
Office Of President Again
R. Perry Elected wee Pres
dent.

TnsDd1ff s Adoeef. IT. uaa re-
elected pfeflaenf ~ the Ansauaereus
fHntrg fi1t e. ne meeting held
1fsfff1sy afternoon ~ bAxii q jaml-
srns office u the sfafn building. pr.
Heessef eaa fhe DuiF officer re-
elected sHa one - the fE0 member
IN fhH beard - alfecfyrz Hha 0frH
reelected Ihe atHef was &. H. Foi-
i9ek
FoFty-tH0 memHffs ~ fhe seventy.
three were present ~ represented
ul proxies. af the meeting
The res hoard - directors e
f0fnpoHea ~ q T. Gross. 8 Perry.
81 W0ainet IT. Ital ffunsfeid.
Sc fifeid y. = hieEef and r *.
Pgligek.
.. g.. GrO-e -,erctafB.
The officers elected ha TEE dlree-
i9fs. besides NJ Ns0Hfe president
are Hf Perry Eire president, ard
Ms Crosse. seefe6arz
The decision Nne reached 20 In-
crease fne limited memnefEhlp ~ the
fiuh Heretofore the Amli has been
100 men bsrs. although that number
81 nH 1n tfse foffef In accordance
alfr thf plan - saiea the limit eFerY
member who n8W belongs T. expect
I'd is present GRE new member
The report - me building CON-
mHiee showed that work Nas pro
eress.ne rapidly 30 he clat house
snd that within Hterf time the
building eui Ne eofnplefed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30
MERELY SHOWING TRICK
WITH DICE: DISMISSED

Adolfa Rodriguez was simply dem
= trick with the dice when
FatfDimaH Tony Gueyurn entered the
Gsae0meiN Brothers saloon on North
tlrH street Tuesday night. according
- testimony Ia police court Yesterday
afternoon Rodrigutz aud Pete Gta-
eamelli had been cited bY he pairoi-
man a. appear before the magistrate
Judge George Cfnig dismissed the
chasEe aEainw both Rodriguez and
{iineNm0iH
lf Fuunus, ihe eNe. ear. morse ana
throat aps lalisi 81 santa fe. viii re-
turn 70 AihuQuer4ue August !. and
b and Wiil see patients AT Hotel
comtK Hours % a ~ % . n,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-30

SADDLE horrer. TTimble's Red Barn
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-05-29

Many New Summer Ready Wear Garments to show Won S
Va Accepted styles Summer Footwear of the Fons
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03
list Of PLEDGES
GIVEN OUT TODAY
Seventeen Girls Honored by
Sororities Following
Weeks Rushing.

Seventeen girls were today pledged
to the different sororities at the state
university. During the past week
rushing parties have been held and
today was pledge day. Invitations to
join We're sent out last evening by the
different sororities and the answers
were received just before moor to-
day.
This afternoon pledge services will
be held. The Alpha Phi service will
be held at the home OF Miss Johanna
Londergan on Chestnut street at 4
o'clock. A banquet will be served at
the Hotel Dacotah at $50 o'clock this
evening. The alumnae who are here
to attend the Alphi Phi function are
Misses Nora Woodward. Bottineau;
Christine Winlayson, Michigan; Mil
dred Veitch, Edith Londergan, Anne
Poupore, Grand Forks; Mrs. E.. F. Nc
Erlane, Whitman.
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
will hold a pledge service at 4:30
o'clock this afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. A. G.. Leonard on Belmont ave-
nue..
The Beta Gamma Psi pledge service
is to be held at the home Of Mrs. G. A.
Abbott on Hamline street. This
be followed by q banquet at the Uni
versity Commons.
The Alphi Phi pledges are Frances
Cathro, Bottineau; Bertha Lukin.
Mayville: Ada Bulge, Louise Duggan
and Grace Rorke. Grand Forks.
The Kappa Alpha Theta pledges are
Gertrude Healy. Grace Loughlin,
Grand Forks; Kathleen Cowan, Devils
Lake: Winifred Nelson, East Grand
Forks.
The pledges Of the Beta Gamma
Psi sorority follow: Jean Lenentine,
Jamestown: Grace Ellis, Valley City;
Fern Wilkins, thompson: Frances
Eichof. Crookston; Marion Hoover,
Grafton: Maud Martin and Elsie Mills.
Park River.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03
UNIVERSITY NEWS
Lower CLASSNEN
IN annual GAME
Freshies and Sophs Meet at
Football-Cane Rush
Due Next Week.

The annual class football game be-
tween the freshmen and sophomores
at the state university is to be played
this afternoon. The juniors were
scheduled to play the seniors also, but
the latter have decided not to organ
ize a team this year.. The winner of
the contest today will thus play the
juniors for the championship next
Saturday afternoon. Harry Wells.
secretary of the Y. M. c. A., is referee
ms the game this afternoon, and f. l..
thompson is timekeeper.
The annual cane rush between the
nrst and second year men will be held
at the institution next week. This will
be under the direction of the upper
classmen. They will meet the first
part of the week to organize and elect
a referee for the rush.
The cane rush was inaugurated at
the institution several years ago. and
1t has always proved a great success.
1t was started to prevent the usual
class fights between the "freshies'' and
"sophs." Each class Is allowed the
same number in the rush and the up
pei classmen see that everything is
run on the square.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03
A
philadelphia ledger.

Here is the prophecy which came to
me from one of Americas most emin-
ent foreign exchange bankers.
Within a year you will be able to
buy an English sovereign for four
dollars.
As you may know, the normal price
Of that gold coin Is almost five dollars,
and just before the war it was more
than five. Why will we be able to puy
a sovereign for four dollars?
The war will force England and
France to buy immense quantities of
supplies from the United States. While
those countries now compel their own
people to accept paper money, they
cannot compel the United States to
take anything but gold in exchange
for goods.
Our merchandise will flood Europe,
and Europe's gold will flood the Unit
ed States. So says this student OF In
ternational banking. That foreign
gold will cause an immense boom In
u industries and very high prices.
Alas! Now comes the other page
Of the story. Immediately the war
ends, nearly all European buying will
end. That must instantly create a
drastic business depression here. Put
into a nutshell. this bankers dope for
the future is this:
A boom In America while the war
lasts, but depression afterward.