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Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
OFFERED FOR RENT


hOUhkS AND COTTAGES.
PARTLY MODERN
t-R-l4l7 Chicago SIC. %
S.R- no S. 18th st, newly decorated. in
R-zs ESSoias SIoS sssRs q 90; coio-.i 5 go 90
MODERN DER EXCEPT HEAT ''i'"
s-R-4sOS y. 18th St, nice little cottage
70 goo so location .,: Z, !lS 90 90
sR-4sii ri r. @ 18th S s very close IN s5I s5T SS 90
STRICTLY MODERN. NV
6-R-s4lO Seward St. very reasonable
s-R.-4OO2 Charles ST. very nice house. on
corner lot in fine location,
6-R-Ss11 N. 10Th ST. new house, in fine
location, with sleeping porch.
s-R-2s32 Dewey Ave. very very good de-
tached house. newly decorated
and In fine shape; good loca-
tion for rooming house; don't
fail to see this only. SS2 80
b-H.-lSlb :. sd St...................... S35 90
S-R.-lOas s SOth Ave, very nice detached
house with maids room. $50. 90
S-H-lSA Chicago enc ,o, 81 will fix up ,d for or
S-R.-3n5 Dode St; this is one Of the the
finest new residences in the
city, of brick and stucco con-
structiun, in very fine neigh
borhOOd; every modern con-
venience; we will be very glad
, 9-R.-2967 Pacific .,,.,..,...,.'.,... ,S35 90
p -R.-2969 Farnam .... - $40 50
B. r. 202 s. 9th St, nice detached house
in West Farnam district .S67 80
D-R.-24S0 Bristol ST., very fine brick
house In nice neighborhood:
fine place for a large fam
ly'... .....,.. ............... S3l. 80
)-R-2ZH Dodge St; will put in good
shape for permanent tenant $40
1-H,- blO s. 22d St; this is very good
detached house. modern in
every respect see It before
renting; special inducements to
good party.
FLATS
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

3O-ROOM hotel down town clearing $3.50 a
month. Owner leaving city, So 200
GANGESTAD.
Rooms 4O4 Bee Bldg. d. 8477.H
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

hiGH-CLASS business Openings. Western
ISel. 6oha Ass-n 20 ON. Ma Blk Bldg.
10 QUICKLY sell your business or real
estate. write Kenneheck 90 OrSh val
h0omtnE Houses Tor Sale,
s-room modern roOming house, first-or....
furniture. Tor rent cheap II tskor -
August ]. 1913 Chicago st. Tel. DOUG a.E
Omaha real estate is the best invcStm.CV,
you could make. Read The Rec -
estate columnA
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

HOLLYWOOD APARTM MENTS.
3-rooms and bath, large clothes closets.
very desirable easy walking distance, at
25th and Harney. Price $40. YOU WILL
BE DELIGHTED WHEN YOU SEE 1T.
ERNEST SWEET, OFFICE 25ll HAIR
NEY ST. Phone ID. lT2'
GARTsIDEs IRON RUST SOAP CO, ICSi
Lancaster Ave. Philadelphia. Pa. Cart
sides Iron Rust Soap CU. 8. registered
patent No. S77) removes iron rust, ink
and all unwashable stains from clothing,
srble, etc. with magical effect. Good
seller, big margins. House to- house agents
and store salesmen wanted. The original
25c tube Beware OF infringements and
the penalty for making, selling and using
an infringed article.-o
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

BENSON & MYERS co.
3-r., 1919 No, nth, apartment, $3.50.
ar, 2013 Clark St, cottage, $40.
Scr, 315 So 36th. cottage, SlS.50
5-r., lilo Farnam, modern flat, SIS.
6-r., 1l12 No 18th, flat, $50
6-r., 2626 Dodge, modern house, 500.
7-r., 1904 So. 18th. mod. flat, S26
7-r., sos So. 22d, modern flat. S45.
S-r., 1920 Sherwood Ave, modern, $3.50
12-r., 2402 Cass, modern flat, $50.
BENSON e. MYERS CO,
424 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. Doug. 716F
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
ATTRACTIONS

WANTED-Merry- -go-round and street at,
fractions for Wyoming state fair week,
beginning Sept. 2e 1914 Applegate a
Hugo write. Address w. II. Athens
Douglas, Wyo.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

COTTAGES FOR RENT.
$30-2l23 Sherman Ave, Z rooms mod.
S20-l1W n. 23d St. rooms, modern.
S20-45l7 n. 39th St. rooms, modern.
SS-229O s. 10th St, rooms, modern
except heat.
$l7-s2i 5. 22d St, 5 rooms, modern ex-
Cept heat
Sl5-34ll N. Scth St, rooms, modern
except heat
Sl4-l2O Pacific ST., 5 rooms. water, gas.
$12-2516 N. Slst St, 3 rooms, modern ex-
cept heat.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
1922 FaTnam st Phone Douglas S9S >
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
DEFERRED FoR RENT
Houses and Cottages.
WHFaW#gWmn


6l1 South 18th St, 7-r, mod. ex. hit. s25.
26it Chicago St, S-r., modern, only 81 30
FLATS.
5l2 5l4 and 520 South 18th St, st. Louis
flats strictly modern, ser. and rec. hall
In each close in, desirable location, rent
ais reduced to $3.50 Keys with janitor,
Sterling, across street.
modern, Sl2
as So 18th ST., Sd n. south, 4-r., partly
modern, $40
TWO WEEKS FREE RENT. 2575 cum
ing St, I'd n. front. 3-r., partly modern,
81 also 57 Cunning St, % H., 6-r.,
partly modern, $3.50
APARTMENTS.
THE STERLING, 18th and st. Mary 8
Ave, 3 and 4-room apartments, strictly
modern, janitor service. quiet location in
splendid neighborhood Rentals very rea-
sonable: See janitor, or call
First Trust Co.,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
OFFERED FOR RENT.


GOOD barn, room for or 10 horses
1911 Webster St. Call Douglas "a
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

HOUSES FOR RENT.
Sl7 50-6-r., e6li Sherman Ave. new mod
ern apartments.
So .5o-l-r., tSls Underwood Ave, mod.
so .O0-6-r., @l5 Fowler Ave
S25 .Oo-S-r.. a0i9 Fowler Ave.
sa2. .5O-6-r., 632 Park Ave. modern nat
SS5. .Oo-6-r., 5S3 South 2Sth St mod flat
SSb. O0-6-r., 52N Park Ave, modern.
So .5o-5-r., 2lll Chicago ST, modern flat.
APARTMENTS
S26 .O0-i-r., The Harold, eth and Jack
son SITS.
x42 .50-4-r., The Warren. 5l1 So 2Sth St
S45 .00-I-r., 6l9 So. 10th St, Powell Bldg.
s47 .5o-7-T,, 5l6 SO. 18th ST, Her Bldg
GEORGE 4 COMPANY,
Phone ID. ia en City Nat Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

I.EbkoN klec. Vas. SIS sr lzth D. si76
Everything for Women.
Womsn's ESchanee. 4a2 Pax. Blk. II. tglg
Fumes made over cleaned. dyed, curiod
Bertha Kruger t24 Paxton Xix -. 1904
Furr1erh.
BEN FENsTER lno y. 2ith st W. 77Ii.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

OIL has been found in Canada and caus-
ing intense excitement; great sums are
pelng made quickly; it looks even bigger
than California or Pennsylvania; conser-
! Yative corporation with choice holdings
! presents opportunity for those wishing 10
invest 80 or more. Prospectus mailed
iree. Write quick. D. M. MacGregor, 744
Hastings St, West, Vancouver. b. C..
Canada"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19

SuppibFhs
NEW and secondhand electric fans ard
motors. leBron Electric Works, g1s :.
18th Douglas 21I6
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-19
BUSINESS CHANCES

TO GET in or out OF business, call on
GANGESTAD, 4O4 Bee Bldg. ID. 3477.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-30
Everything For the Baby

INFANTS SKIRTS long and short, made
of fine cambric and nainsook, lace and em-
broidery trimmed ........... 25c to $3.50
BABIES KID SHOES, soft soIed kid shoes
in white, tan, Copenhagen pink and blue.
25c to soc
med with pink or blue: sizes 0 to ;,
csc to soc
CARRIAGE BOOTS. made of quilted
satin, fur trimmed, i'm pink, blue, red and
Whte '........'....- .-.............. S12o
INFANTS HOSE. cotton. cashmere, wool
124c to SOC
BABY CAPS, made of white silk benga-
line, messalinc. crepe de chine and plush;
trimmed with fur, ribbons and flowers,
csc to $3.50
BABY COATS, white coats of cashmere,
Crepella, serge and silk; some are long with
circular cape, braid trimmed or band em-
broidered; others are short coats, months
TO 2-yeaf sizes, in cape or straight box cf-
feet .................. S1.5O to $1,000
INFANTS CAPES, white with silk lined
hoods;! in poplin, corduroy, serge and silk,
$500 TO $1,000
COLORED COATS. of chinchiIIa. cordu-
roy, plush, velvet and wool materials, I'm
blue, black, brown, gray and green; well
lined; plain tailored and trimmed; sizes to
years .................S S2.9S to $1,000
GIRLS WINTER HATS, made of fine
Panne velvet trimmed with ribbon. silk
flowers and Shirred crown and brims: the
most becoming shapes and colors; sizes .
10 years '.''...... ......... Sl.OO to $500
COIORED VELVET BONNETS. made of
panne velvet in green, blue. cardinal. brown
and old rose. trimmed with peated ribbon,
fur and flowers ............ S1.OO to $3.50
INFANTS DRESSES, bishop and yoke
styles, made of ine sheer batiste and MAIN
sock, daintiIy trimmed with fine lace and
embroideries; sizes months to . years.
soc to $3.50
INFANTS LONG SLIPS, made of nainsooL
and batiste, yokes of fine embroidery or
hand embroidered, tiny tueks, and fine lace
and embroidery trimmings .25c to S3 so
BABY BASSINETTEiS, with stand, trim
med and untrimmed ...... 3.9S TO $500
BABY HAMPERS ....... $500 to 81. 80
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-30

From the Baby Wear Department comes
) these suggestions in warm fxings for the lit
tie ones. Here you will get ideas for cloth
; ing them from head to foot.
INFANTS SHIRTS: buttonIess and wrap
; per styles; wool; cotton and silk and wool
25c to S1.O0
KNITTED BABY SACQUES, in white
trimmed in pink and blue, =: 25c to 81. 90
KNITTED BOOTEES; white and coIors:
silk and wool: pair ........... 1oc to $3.50
: CASHMERE SACQUES of fine cashmere.
some hand embroidered in white and dainty
KIMONOS-Nade of eiderdown: plain
colors and figured: pink, light blue and
; white bound in satin ribbon with heavy
cord and tassel and frogs 1926 to S225
FLANNELETTE KINIONOs-pIain coIors
) and pretty designs in pink and blue,
25c to s1OO
MITTENS: white and cOlors .10c to soc
; PILLOW SLIPS: for baby pillows: hem
stitched or fine embroidery ruffe. hand em-
Dro1defed o9c TO S20O
) COACH COVERS; can also be used for
go-carts: in fur and eiderdown,S1.50 to 5000
BABY BIBS; fine lawn and linen hand
) embroidered, and lace trimmed 1Oc to S39S
Turkish Feeding Bibs .10c to soc
Baby Pants; KIeinert baby pants,
; csc and soc
Kleinert snug-fit baby pants ......... soc
CIIILDREN'S SWEATERS; sizes up to 6
. years: white, gray, cardinal, Copenhagen
and navy, with or without collars,
, csc to $500
INFANTS SWEATERS: white and white
with pink or blue trimmings, with and with
Out COildES SOC tO S2.0U
CHILDREN'S SWEATER SETS: sweater.
IegglngS, cap and gloves to match in high
: grade worsted yarns and angora.
sos to $500
BOYS HATS: sizes to years: new col
Icgc and Rah. Rah! shapes i'm wool mate-
rtals, plush, corduroy and velvet, Soc to 50 90
; KNITTED TOQUES AND CAPS: white with
pink or blue bands; cardinal and navy,
25c to ST 90
. BABY GOWNS of cambric, flannel and
outing flannel ............... 25c to ST so
SLEEPING GARMENTS, made of outing
flannel; bag style buttoncd at bottom,
25c to soc
: FLANNEL SKIRTS. long and short fan
mel and hanneIette skirts 80. csc to 81. .9S
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-30
An Almost Endless Variety of Styles in Misses
and Womens Suits at $3.50, SIS,
$l908, $500 and $500

We told every day that and Women suit as
sortments are the most complete in the city Judging
sales OF the past week inclined believe this correct
IT'S suit with long that's wantedwe have Them if suit
with the short coat peerredwe have them them
with fur trimming fur fabric trimming trimming or with
hrads In broadcoths gabanes poplns, dagonals
vets or the smart suits of fur fabrics
broadcos We believe comparison of STYLES prices and ass
nen will make you customer of this department. and we'll be
glad to have you and look
great from Vile will be shown here to-mo
for the first time The prices range ST 90 to 90
and they beautiful Wes
everywhere His models rule far other makers
Other $59S $3.50 will also be shown for
the hrst time. Well be pleased to show them o
Foo-BoWNLANs
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-30
There Is a Scarcity Of
Woman Cloth Top Over
gaiter Button Shoes

The demand being unprece-
dented.
To-day our shelves are over
flowing with the handsomest
ones you'll find at moderate
prices.
There are Fawn Cloth tops;
Black Cloth tops and Gray Cloth
top styles with Louis Cuban, Gu
ban and spool heels. Make a
wise selection while our stock is
full and complete.
Prices are $1.69, $2.49,
$3 100, $3.50 and $500.
Third Floor-BOWMAN'S
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-30
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Suits
That Are Worth SIS to $40, at
$lO.98

AND among them suits for misses girls All
wanted coos and lots of blacks Excellent awoo
eras broadcohs chevo; serges whpcods and mixtures
Wen tailored and in the models Both long and short
models 'e ~ t
None of these suits will be sent on approval
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-30
Women & Children
May Partake of These
Splendid Stocks of
Underwear

Women's heavy cotton fleece 4
lined vests and pants, white .
and peeler color, each ....25c
Women's SOC heavy cotton
fleece lined vests and pants,
silk finish, pearl buttons, each,
SOC
Women's heavy cotton fleece
lined union suits, bleached,
silk finish; pearl buttons,
go ,s4aq s4st. 500 and S1.OO
Children's heavy cotton
fleece lined vests and pants, all
sizes, each .25c
Children's heavy cotton
fleece lined union suits SOC
Boys heavy cotton fleece
lined shirts and drawers at
25G. Union suits at -. SOC :
Complete lines of Munsing
Underwear for women and
children-vests, pants and un-
ion suits; cotton, wool and
cotton and silk and wool.
Main FIoor-BOWMAN'S.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-30
Ask to see the Beautiful Elastic
Belts we are new showing at SOC
Hail His Royal Highness-the Baby-An Next Week

lARllNG tomonow---we inaugurate Baby Week.
devoting an entire eight days to the baby and his
needs, and to the mother, suggesting to her appro-
pirate winter apparel for the little tots.
During this entire period the Baby will be our
Important Guest" We invite all babies to bring
their mothers sisters and little brothers, and enjoy this
big event. There will be fun for everybody.
Many special attractions have been booked--all for
the comfort and fun Of His Majesty, the Baby and for
the enjoyment Of those who attend this important event.
We believe the Baby Wear Department has never
been fully equipped to take of the little ones
need as at the present me and every mother will find
it to her advantage to inspect the showing of winter
apparel for the baby.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-30
Valuable riizes For
The Baby

lst Prlze-a $500 Coat.
For the heaviest baby boy or
girl up to 6 months of age.
End Prize-a $3.50 Dress
For the heaviest baby boy or
girl, 9 months to year of age.
3rd Prize-a Bonnet worth S4.OO
For the heaviest baby girl, to
2 years of age.
4th Prize-$4.oO Sweater Set
(white).
For the heaviest baby boy, | TO
2 years of age.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-30
A Treat For The
Little Folks
SOUVENIRS TO THE BABIES

Every baby who attends Baby
Week will receive a handsome
souvenir.
See the big stork team.
See the big 8-ft. stork.
See the big window display.
See the many other features.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-30
Have Baby S Photo
Taken

Every baby who attends Baby
Week will receive photograph
of himself or herself free-on
condition that his attendant pre-
sents cash sales slip from any de-
partment in the store. Nothing
is more pleasing than to have a
picture of baby at different stages
of his growth.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-30
Saturday Specials
Linoleums and
Window Shades

New Process Linoleum, Sat-
urday, 49e square yard =
Extra fine quality; tile, floral
and hardwood designs; all per-
feet goods, cut from full pieces.
Window Shades, Saturday,
at 39c - Oil opaque cloth,
mounted on Hartshorn rollers,
dark green color; regular Soc
quality.
Fourth Floor-BOwMAN's.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-30
See What Baby
Weighs

AS baby developes and grows
you will want to keep a record of
his weight. And how proud you
would feel to ohave him win prize.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
STEAMSHIPS CRASH
IN DENSE FOG;
ONE SINKS
Fear Entertained That Marine
Disaster Off Virginia Coast
May Have Been Attended by
oss of Life.


Ncrf0ll Va, Jan. 30--rhe steamer
Monroe of the old Dominion Steam
snip company sank ncar Winter quar-
er lightship, following collision
With the steamer Nantucket Of the
Merchants ana Miners transportation
company nc 1890 O'Clock this morning.
lAt 3;i5 Che Nantucket was sim stand
ing by picking up the boats from tho
Monroe with passengers and crew.
1'he extent Of the damage To the
Nantucket could not De learned.
zinc Monroe left Norfolk at Z
O'clock last yoning with passengers
land freight for New York, while tho
Nantucket was bound 10 Norfolk from
Boston with passengers and freight
The revenue cutter Onondaga and
the wrecking tug l. j. Merritt have
started 10 tho Nantuckcts assistance.
The first nows Of the disaster was
flashed hy the wireless operator At
Virginia Beach but as his apparatus
as working ladlE no details wero
given
Records of the bureau ~ navigation
how NE Nantucket Is vessel 81
f 700 tons, carrying a Grew of forty
.Wlh Thc Monroe was na0od as of
900 IONS ana carried crew of
lghty-four The latter was equipped
Nth wireless
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
NEW MEXICO BOARD
Of EDUCATION To
MEET MONDAY
Most important Session Of
Body Held Since Statehood
Is Scheduled Proposed Re-
forms 10 Be Passed On

Santa ne, IS. W. Jan ~ The most
important meeting of the state board
OF education held since statehood, VIII
convene at the capitol ON Monday
afternoon AND $500 De In session ain
week The board consists of Governor
Mcdonald, Superintendent of Public
instruction AMn ~. White Prof p.
!. Enloe of Silver Ci J. O. SWun0.
ol Aztec; Rev a. e. LII, Of Roswell,
ana hcnitAcio Monsoya Of Bernalillo.
The first order Of business Of Mon
day forenoon win hc The arrangement
for am the county ana other normal
institutes, their dates and terms Tho
certifcation 40 institute conductors
win follow there being applications
for ccrtincatiou u special courses
fuoh nee folk dlueng music, industrial
work
Then follows the matter OF new
system IN ccrtfication for teachers
.as IL Us the Intention 90 do away VITA
tho anomalies me present system
he requirements OF which IN some
instances are too I1x aud in others idl
rigid r. n AspIund chief clerk. of
he department of education the past
lew weeks has becn at Springfield,
H. Jefferson city, Mo, Topeka kan
and LincOln, Ncba 10 study the sys-
ems Of ceruficauon In the states uf
he middle west and Superintendent.
White was recently In oklahoma CiW
for the same purpose ana has also b
fere HIM the laws regarding cortfi-
cation IN MOST Of the other states
He viii recommend three kinds of
certificates, one for tho first eight
elementary grades % be divided into
three classes, which, instead of being
county certificates as 40 present wil
ne called. state certificates. although
even I'd the present date, the New
Mexico cerlncation has the alvan-
tage Of being entirely i'm the hands of
the state department thus assuring a
unity of standard throughout tho
commonwealth Tho second kind of
certificates will Ne for nigh school
teachers and Instructors ana the thin
for specialists such aR teachers OF
domestic science on of manual train
ing or OF SOME other special branch
This plan is n accord win that Of
the National bureau Of education
which for years has been working foi
la standardization of certificates
hroughuut alic United States
Tho board WIN also uke mp ho
lmltter of atanardizlng commercial
schools ana business COLLEGES and the
standing of correspondence schools
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
JUDGE MAXEY ORDERS
SALAZAR REMOVED TO
SANTA FE PENITENTIARY

Santa Fc. Jan 29 word was re-
aeVcd today chat Judge r. $. Maxey
Of the federal court ut Austin, Tex.
las ISSUED a warrant ION the removal
of General Jose Ynez Sllazlr from tao
county JAN nt Marin. Tex 10 the peni-
tentIary at Santa re, whore hc vii
he held @ prisoner until the April
ferm of the federal court where n,
sin 10 tricl un thc Indictment chars.
ng him Wl'h conspiracy to violate tho
neutrality law
Assistant United States Auornc,
Hotcft Nell has lcft El paso Tor
MARTA 90 Arrange Tor Tho transfer of
saIazir who is expected to arrive her,
by ucNl Monday as hc has made no &C.
tempt Co obtain the 5000 bond SET
by The federal authorities
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
IMPORTANT CIVIL SUIT
IS FILED AT SANTA FE

sant0 Fe \. H. Jan l9,-ln th'
district court for Santa Fe county To-
day suit was filed by Alfonso Dock
weller VS.. g. J. Bacon, the initod
states Bank ana Trust company the
Capital city rank Mrs. Kivenbure
and Mr. RVguburg ON q note for
$500 given by Bacon and 90 fore
close mortgage On am lee plant of
me defendant Bacon, I'm which, the
other parties defendant are allegel 10
have am interest
Suit was also brought in The dis
riet court for l,lo Airiha comID by
Reyes Gonzales VS.. Heremeiildo Mar
tlnez for 5000 on promissory note.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
IS YOUR CHILD'S
TONGUE COATED?
Il Cross, Feyerish, ConstIpat-
ed, Give "California
Syrup of Figs, y

Looe 40 the tongue mother IL
coated % Is "a sure sign that Your lit
tie ones stomach. liver and bowels
need gentle. thorough cleansing al
once
Whom peovish. cross. lisuess. pale.
DOESN'T slcep doesn't emf or act natu-
rally. er Is fCyerish. stomach sour.
breath bad has stomach-aeho. sore
throat dmwhooa. Fun az cold, give "a
ie3speoniul of California syrup OF
tiss and In few hours an the fo.L
eonsupatcd waste. undigcstcd food and
sour bile gently moves oct of its little
bowels without gripping, and you have
we'll playful child again.
Nou needn't ouaN sick children On
take thls harmless fruit laxative;
ihcy love its delicious taste, and II ale
ways makes them feel splendid.
ASS Your druggist Ter ap-ecnt bot
ue ef California syrup nf Figs
which has directions FOR babies. chill
f drcn OF an ages and for grown-ups
plainly on tho bottle. Reware OF coun-
Htcrioiis sold here. To be sure you get
the genuine ask 70 see that it is made
10Y california llg ssFup eumpans.
ltciuse any other Kind With contempt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
TRAINMASTER EVANS
AT CLOVIS PROMOTED
TO BE SUPERINTEND DENT

East Las Vegas, a. A., Jan. 29--
Announcement was made today TO the
effect that II j. Evans of Clovis. Will
succeed p. Mcmahon ms supcrin-
tendent % the pecos division Mr..
McAlahon. as announced before. WIN
80 To Pueblo, taking the place Of G..
il Bristol as superintendent there.
Mr.. Bristol has been made general
superintendent of The western lines OF
the Santa Zee, succeeding N Kutn,
who leaves the service saturday.
Mr. Evans " tfainnaster at clo-
lyla and VIII bc Succeeded IN that en-
pacity by J Vs. rrlaeoe, night ehici
dispatcher there This information
Finishes an of the changes caused by
Mr kurna leaving the SANTA Fc All
THO chnnses viii take effect Fehru.
harry
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30

El Paso, TeSs Jan ~. A. T. tay-
ram. former president If the Prick
layers union n Denver was shot by
hts wife here tonight during q quarrel
and died at 1880 this morning at Is
local hospital ln statement TO the
police after the shooting, Fayum said
the shooting VAS accidental ana thai
he dil not believe his wife intended
TO Illl him He came 90 TT paso from
Denver four Years ago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-30
SURVEYS OF FIVE
MINING CLAIMS AT
BLAND APPROVED

Santa Fo Jan. 80 That @ mining
revival has struck the Cochit district
is apparent from the fact that United
States Surveyor General John WI.
March today approved the surveys of
five mining claims at Bland, the first
surveys In eight years in that part of
sandoval county The claims are the
Sheridan the Midnight, tho Victor
So. O. the SANTA Fe $40. I and the
Santa Fc 30 g, hy Andrew Brown
Tho surveyor general also approved
the survey of the Comstock lode AT
Pines Altos. Grant county hy Fulton
81 Davidson