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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-02-12
YOU LITTLE MORMON GIRLS.
PATRoNIZE HOME INDUSTRY
Aud, Boys, These Two MarTiagcable
Girls Have an Inheritance.

by the way. what N tho matter
with tho Price boys OF marriage
able age. Possessed with sufficient
nerve 10 attempt 20 support a wife,
There are az least two young la
dios In this very city, the biggest
little one on earth. that want TO got
married. One OF them IL is and
the other u 10. and yet they have
TO advertise away back In st. Paul.
MINI, IN hopes OF finding con
genial companion. what's the
matter with Price boys1 and. also.
young ladies. IL you want real
good husband Try the columns OF
The Advocate. In other words,
patronize home industry. Besides
a young man from this particular
section would not only be acelima-
ted TO this altitude. but would no,
have any conscientious scruplcs
whether he was Jew. a Gentle or
Mormon. OF hitehing up with a Nor
mon girl, while ON account OF an
unreasonable advertising campaign
against Mornonism In tho East an
outside man might think that sew
eral wives would be forced upon
him the minute he entered the Bee
hive state. The following notices
are taken from the matrimonial
journal. Cupid's Columns. publish
ed at 81. Paul;
PRICE. Utah.-"oh boys.
how nice Il would be. II you
would write 20 me-" Am
very handsome Mormon lass OF
10 years, have light blue eyes,
very fair complexion and gOl-
den hair. have a very sweet
and good natured disposition,
play the eornet and violin, and
have good education. can
cook and keep house, Ameri-
can. 81 tall, VT. lO7 lbs. WIN
inherit property and $4,000.
PRICE. Utah.-"Here you
are boysl" I'm Jolly young
lady. not loud or bolsterous
though am sweet rs" and new
or been kissed. considered very
neat and attractive. am a high
school graduate. American,
Mormon, kind and loving dis
position, play plano, have some
means and viii inherit $4,000.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-02-12

Either one OF my three farms In
Green River Valley. Especially ad-
apted for fruit and early vegetables.
Two improved with bearing or
ehards. A. p. MoHR. Elgin, Utah. u
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-02-12

A hotel" for oanaries. built by a
Beriiner. has elevators. electric lights,
winter garden and fountain.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-02-12
Luck.

Luck Ia what enabley a man 10 jump
from the frying pan into the IRE and
put the IRE out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13
ANOTHER H0ARY MYTH
VICTIM OF EXPLOSION

SPECIAL corrEsroroekcE TO MORNING JourrhLi
Santa Fe. Dec. 12.-That the Que
cha drama. "Ollanta," which had been
hailed as an American drama, conf
posed before the coming of the Span
iards, is merely Spanish play OF tn
eighteenth century rendered into the
-Quecha language, is the conclusion ~
Elijah Clarence Hills, of Colorado
College,, IN a pamphlet received today
by the School of American Archae-
ology, thus destroying with his evs-
dence another hoaiy myth. THE Oh
lanta that we possess Is not an ancient
Inca drama, for whether the subject
matter be ancient or not. the play Is
modern. TO call Ollanta an ancient
Inca drama Is as absurd as to call
Shapespeare's julius Caesar and Coz
neilles Horace ancient Roman dra-
mas
There is much interest In tire
drama, which has three acts, and is
the love story of Ollanta, ehieftain
of lowly birth. with Joy-star, daugh-
ter OF the Inca The mountain peo-
pie rebel and proclaim Ollanta their
king and Ollanta defeats the Inca
forces but there Is final reconcilia-
ton and Ollanta marries Joy-star II
Is proposed to give 1t in Santa re dur
ing the week of pageants that IS plaa a.
ned during the exposition year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13

Educational Expert of National.
Bureau Spends Busy Day as
Part of Survey Of State of
New Mexico.

Santa he. Dec ia.-H W NeshtAof
Washington u. G.. educational
pert. spent today going over thestta-
tlstics aud blank forms 81 The depart
ment Of education, having arrived
from Las Vegas with superintendent
of Public Instruction Avian N.fWhne.
ON Monday evening he will lecture -
the Palace of the Governors on y Flu
ropeun Agriculture Reoreanl2ed
Through the Schools, deeming II q
subject Of especial Importance to NeN
Mexico. Tie will illustrate hts pelets
hy the example Of Denmark, ot which
he made thorough study. His he-
ture will be illustrated and a recep-
ton will be rendered him aztec his
address. nuN
Mr.. Foght has visited the schools Is
colfax and san Miguel counties aud
was pleased with much that he saw
while In few particulars, Of cours
he has criticisms to make, 1Iowever.
he likes the spirit with which those
criticisms were received and how
readily teachers and authorities arr
10 adopt suggestions He was partlc-
ularly impressed BY the interest which
the people manifest IN the schools.
ON Monday forenoon he viii visit
the Santa lie city schools aud during
the Afternoon. and all day Tuesday VIII
accompany County superintendent
John Y. Conway on Il tour Of the rufa
schools. leaving Tuesday evening fef
Albuquerque. lie today wired 81 :
superintendent lehn' Milne. Of All'u-
querque. aeeediae TO his request 70
make a public address on Wedne sday
OR Thursday evening at the Alhuauer-
que high school.
The material gathered by Mr.. fosht
will be included In bulletin 70 he
issued by the United States bureau ol
education on the New Mexico schools
Ills expert survey Is devoted main'N
20 the rurnl schools After next weeS
he will go to Missouri and after thai
TO Louisiana on school survey trips
Superintendent White will accompany
him to Albuquerque ON Tuesday even
Ing
Mr.. Foght Is a Norwegian by birth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13
INSURANCE C0MPAN
SETTLE ON POLICIES


Alanogordo. N NJ. nec IA SET
Element has been effected In the SUIT
of the owners and mortgages Of the
Fratcrnal city saHatprinm against the
several insurance companies when
carried policies on the property the
main. building was completely destroy
ed by fire IN February, 1917 There
were five policies OH the building, TO-
falling ss,250.
All the companies refused 10 pay
the policies, and suit was filed AFTER
d partial hearing In the district eoufl
in Alamogordo. the plaintiffs asked
for non-suit without prejudice suit
later was filed in Fort Worth, and mas
been compromised, the insurance
companies paying $4,000, the plain
tiffs paying the court costs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13
PENC0MM|ss|DNF
LETS CONTRACT
FOR SUPPLIES
Board Adjourns After Three
Days Session in Which
Merchants All Over State
Were interested,

Santa Fe. Dee. i2--'rhe board OF
penitentiarv commissioners adjourned
to-day after three days session, DUR
ing which time It awarded the con-
tract for the next months supplies for
the penitentlary.
Much Interest was felt BY business
men in the semI-annual competition
10 secure contracts. because OF the
large quantities ordered aud the prices
that are bid. The successful bidders
this time are as follows:
Grunsfeld Brothers, Albuquerque,
100 dozen sox at IS cents a dozen ana
300 yards OF blue denim at IL Ia
cents. Charles ilfeld company, Albu-
uuerque. six dozen brooms, s5.s5 q
dozen: six pounds Of cinnamon at ~
cents a pound. SIX cases OF ivory
SOAP az Ss.ps a case Armour 4 Co.,
Albuquerque. 1000 pounds of wiener
wurst at / / "a cents per pound 1000
pounds OF pork sausage at S.ll45 q
pound: 400 pounds Of oleomargefinc
at II cents u pound. Seligman Broth
ers. Santa Re. 1000 Yards OF canton
flannel al rs IL cents a yard. 200
Yards of white drill at s-4 cents a
yard. Charles lIfeld company Las
Vegas. 1870 gallons condensed milk al
ls3.s5 a case. Appel Brothers. Las
Vegas. LOCO yards ticking at Il ~
cents yard G. Y Engstrom COM
pany, Peoria. ILL.,. loeo pounds sole
leather ut As cents Il pound and SVo
pounds of leather strips at 81 cents
n pound Swift 4 Co, Denver, sS'-
600 pounds OF fresh beef at $.1l5s a
pound; 100 pounds OF cheese, o ia
cents a pound: 100 gallons cooking
Toll. 81 cents gallon. Leo Hersch.
Santa Fe. $500 pounds salt ut cent
a pound: 10000 pounds bran at Si.s'
icwt.. 1900 pounds of corn at $l.5s
cwt. II. Il. Cartwright Il Bro, Santa
Fe, 900 pounds OF dried apples ut !
cents pound: 2,i00 pounds OF roast
ed coffee. at 10 IL cents q pounui
three eases of matches at x2S5 d case
ten cases of Swift's soap. S2.iS u case
three cases Of Sapoiio at S2.i0 q case
500 pounds of granulated sugar at
l1-2 cents a pound; $50 gallons ol
StfuU Ut 4 Genus a Sdittitf 4NN f1s-%s'
of green peas at 80 cents pound
Item cases canned tomatoes at Si.so .
case: GOO pounds Dukes mixture a
s5.s5 Il case. CROSS Kelly company
l12.00O pounds pinto beans at S2.si
lcwt.: $50 pounds baking powder a.
7 "a cents pound: 1000 pounds OF
Ieornmeai at s2.35 cwt.; $4,000 pounds
of flour. Gem Of Otero,' $2,s1
sack: SO, 900 pounds Of flour. Semi
MOLE" s2s5 q sack 1900 pounds Of
Ihominy. $500 ewt: LOCO pounds lard
eompound. s3.s7 . can 1000 pounds
maccaroni. ! IA cents Il pound thirty
pounds cayenne pepper. . cents
pound; 1000 pounds Of ointment,
liz cents pound; Loo pounis chill
pepper, / 7 cents pound; 900 pounas
dried peaches. at & IL cents a pound
i2.200 pounds of prunes at ! cents =
pound / 500 pounds OF rice at y
Icents a pound: Gao pounds Of ciimas
chewing Tobacco ut IS IL cents
lpound.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13
SANTA FE PERSONALS.

santa Fe. Dee. u. = Covers for
twelve were laid this afternoon ~
lunche On given by Mira. II. NJ. Thon1s
1t her home on Warrington avenue.
Red carnations and feras were the
decorations. The affair proved most
delightful one
The Epworth League of st Johns
Methodist Episcopal church was III
home TO lis frienas last evening II tue
church parlors. A musical program
was rendered by Mrs, II. Il. Crum.
Misses Stephenson, Rodriguez ana
Wood, and Messrs. Wagner Bowlds,
Dnnlavy and simmer. Miss Mabel
Laws and Miss Ruth Moore gave read-
ings. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Thornton Victory Will Ne home next
week for the Christmas HOLIDAYS from
Boulder Colo. 60 visit his mother
Ex-Governor and Mrs w. T. Thorn
ion Will leave by New Years Tor
Thermo in the Imperial valley, cAlifa
to spend the winter.
adj Cen. Harry 7, Herring THIS
week inspected Company ! of the nat
tional guard al peming. Mrs Herring
Is with him. They also visit q Las
Cruces.
Frank stapiin returned today fr'hn
Il visit to his stores and 9TH hush
ness interests at t'tba, sandovat tufin-
", and Pennington. San Juan county,
to confer with Phil knowli) ~. repre-
sentative of Il type foundry. placing
with him orders for the machinery
and equipment of tho State i.scord,
whose building al the southeast etr-
ner of the plaza II ready soi the reef.
Harry Royce and Charles tflalns,
of Denver, are IN Santa Zee 90 neau-
tate with Prof WHitor Moron Tor
he purchase Of the Santa ife iiusiness
college.
Engineer james Harveg will istfe
tomorrow for Albuiueruiis and l.ps
I.unns to drive stnlSps and Q iisnfet
road work between Albuquerque aud
lsleta and between Los lslnas and
Gallup.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13
FLAMES DESTROY
GALLUP SCHOOL;
Loss COMPLETE
Fire of Unknown Origin Causes
$4,000 Damages, Chill
dren viii Not Be Deprived
of Educational Advantages,

Gallup. n. NJ. Dec II. "A fire
which originated either from a de-
fectlve flue or from crossed electric
wires completely destroyed the CAL
lup public school building this morn
ing. The flames. were first discov-
cred IN the attic OF the building. and
had gained such headway that II was
impossible to save the building or its
contents.
Thu fire department responded
promptly when the alarm was given
and did splendid work, but frozen
hydrant caused a delay which was ia
sal. Aside from some Of the furnI-
ture and few books on the first floor
nothing was saved
The school building was brick
structure and was erected twenty-one
years ago. 1t was one of the most
substantial buildings Ia this section Of
the state. 1t was valued at $4,000,
about half OF whlcn was covered by
insurance. The school was attended
by all the children OF Gallup.
The rev county high school build
ing. on the same lot with the burned
building, was slightly injured by the
heat from the flames. but was not So
riously damaged. |" The school books
of the children. which We're. in the
building at the stirpe Of the fire. were
DESTROYED with the exception Of a few
that were saved from the first floor
Arrangements have been made by
the school authorities to rent vacant
buildings in which the school session
will be continued after New Years
and only slight interruptions will b'
caused in the school course by reasc'
of the fire. As soon as possible The
work of reconstructing the burne,
building will be begun.
This is the biggest fire in the his
tory of Gallup. and is the fourth lars
blaze within two weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13
rwcntx-third Hunting Accident.

Santa re. Dec. 1.-THE twenty
third serious cunning accident in New
Mexico this fall, resulted in the death
az Wildly Zumwat In the Captain
mountains. the fatal bullet being fired
BY Harry Little. The two
young men while out cunning separat-
afed and coming around d little knoll
Little saw what he supposed to be
game moving among the pinyon
brush. sIe discharged his gun and
Zumwait fell dead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13
Improvement COMPANY
GOES IN FOR CATTLE


srse,tl corrssrososses TO ~orH'ha 'eotNte'
Alamogordo, \. NJ, Dec 2.--lle
prevailing low prices of alfalfa nave
compelled the Alamogordo improve
ment company to embark in the cattle
business. for while at least The COM
pany's crop of alfalfa this season Is
the heaviest that has ever been mar
vested and rather than sell at the
prevailing prices. the management deF
cided to feed the hay to cattle during
the winter and early spring
A consignment of 1i3 steers. :
vear-olds and upward. has just been
brought into Alamogordo from the
Arizona ranges. A tract of land north
east of the old ball grounds Is beng
fenced and fitted up with fedaihs
racks and watering troughs, 10 take
eara of the herd. It is the plan to put
the steers on the market in March or
April. This Is the first experiment o.
the kind that has been tried IN Ala
mogordo, and ranchmen generally are
watching ii with the keenest interest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13
PELLAGRA MAKES
ITS APPEARANCE
IN NEW MEXICO.
Three Cases in Dona Ana
County, According to Report
Made at Meeting of Med
icaI Association.

Santa Re. Dec. ls.--pelagra has
invaded New Mexieu, Dr. II Il. Me-
Bride reporting three cases among
Spanish Americans In Dona Ana
county 10 the Southwest Medical and
Surgical association. One of the men
ate large amount OF Mexican corn.
the second was employed in d stable
and the third lived In an adobe house
In which sandflies were common. He
pronounced the disease incurable.
Or. T. Il. Shaw of Las Vegas pre-
scented a paper on Intestinal Obstrue-
ton Or. +. W. Noble of Tucumcari
read a paper ON Post Operative Acute
Intestinal Obstruction After suppura-
tive Appendicitis Or. Frederick G..
Smith of Fort stanton presented a
thesis on THE Elimination of Tuber-
culasis and the Responsibility There
for DR. +. II. Mckcon presented
Some Observations on the Use of
Artificial Pneumothorax in the Treat
ment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis. !"
Col George +. Bushnell OF Fort Pay
ard woke on 1.-THE Relation Of Inn
munity 10 tuberculosis Infection in
the Adult The association adjourned
at E Paso tonight. The full registra-
ton of New Mexico physicians was AZ
follows: Or. c. ;. Sanders and L. ).
Peters. Albuquerque; Il. +. Mcbride,
r. c. Sexton. Las Cruces. 5. i. Nc
Daniel, Tularosa, James b. VanHorn,
Santa Rosa: q. Il. Bushnell Fort
Bayard. G.. w. Smith, Cloudcroft'
James J. Buchanan. San Antonio; J.
II. Hubbard, j. G. Holmes, Alamogor-
do: j. W. Laws, Lincoln: +. c. Smith,
Fort Stanton: Dr. S. y. Swope, DEM
ing; Dr. J. r. Gilbert. Alamogordo;
DIR. +. W. Noble. Tucumcari.
Before adjourning, DR.. J. r. Gil
bert of Alamogordo read a paper on
Report of a Case of Gangrene From
bacterial Infection" which was dis
cussed by Or. +, w, Noble of Tucum-
earl. and DR.. $. ID. Swope of Demlne
discussed Value of the Stereoscope N
Radography.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13
Tax Receipts.

Santa Fe, Dec. 1zs-State Treasurer
@. N. Marion today reported some
$4,000 in taxes received. which WIN
what has already been received ana
with what will be received In the next
few days will enable him 70 make =
distribution before December ~, that
will pay up all the salaries which had
been shy on last payday. The. coun-
ties whose remlttances were arknoWi-
edged today are: Sierra. $6,bU3ofi
Union, 1885,. Guadalupe, s15a.ssi
sandosaL sl50s1; Eddy sl.eo5.so
Roosevelt. $B.SbesH Valencia, So
05s.S6. Otero. S7bT.se;4 san Juan,
xsgs.g.l. Santa I'e, 4s305,Sg.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13

Mn George vs.. chss. No. i2ia Ne-
vaan Bids. ~ nvcf. t'nla. writes u
nave al The faith inthe World n yaiif
medicine. as Il cured me at eatufrh
OF the stomach.
II wis in most distressing con-
ditInn md life locked dark lnueed
could moi eat My feod did not de me
any gond. / gradually Lost flesh and
was thin ana emao'ated.
II was glad Indeed 10 find that the
first bottle of rernna was doing me
good. and so / kept on using It. with
Il gradual Increase Of appetite and
strength.
"Three months after ! first began
using Il | was Il wen man, AMI all
tie credit i due Ia perunn. ! recom-
mend i 10 Al. who are IA need of 4
medieine for catarrh.
II sou have any reason 60 doubt
the statements Of either one uf these
gentlemen whose faces accompany
this article, Just drop them a line en-
closing IA stamp and see II you do not
yet prompt reply verifying ami
reiterating the words that We have
quoted from them. Remarkable
slatehieDtA they ate, too. There are
five million people IN the United
states more or less affected with ca
turin. WIN ought 70 read these words
and act upon them.
air. Edward NJ. Burt. a227 laclede
Ave. 81. Louis. Me-. writes Il haze
used your medicine for several Years
and Il has given entire satisfaction,
not only in my own family hui also
that OF others Of my friends, and
would eheeffuily recommend the use
OF peruna. rs | certainly do cndarac
your medicine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13
Rate on Beans Reduced.

santa Fe, Dec 12.-Of some lmpof-
lance 10 the New Mexico bean raisefs
IL the reduction announced today IN
the freight rates via the Panama
canal from Pacific coast points TO 50
n ton on beans. rhe railroad rate
from Los Angeles to New York has
been SIS ton on beans. the water
rate via the canal, between those TWO
points is only Sc now
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13

Sick headache Is nearly always
caused by disorders of the stomach
Correct them and the periodic ATTACKS
OF sick headache will disappear Mrs.
John Bishop Of Hoseville, Ohio, writes
About year ago was troubled WITH
Indigestion and 9had sick headache
that lasted for two or three days at .
time. ! doctoretf and tried number
OF remedies but nothing helped ne
until during one of those sick smells q
friend advised me to take Chamber
lnin,s Tablets This medicine relieved
me In d short time" For sale by all
dealera
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13
DEMOCRATS PLAN
FAST WORK IN
SHORT SESSION


JUUF77EFt WIN
Washington, Dee. - Senate DEM
ocrata In caucus today decided TO
speed up the Legislative program 70
avoid The necessity Of an extra session
nj the end Of tho sixty-third congress-.
March 4. next
Il haa decided 10 abandon lung
holiday recess. the aenators agreeing
to confer with hnnsu lenders On II
plan 20 recess over Christmas from
December % to -. and to remain n
scssnn New Years Week except for
New Years dAy. It also wis decided
to hold night sessions Of the senate
once Il week and oftener Il IN the opln-
ion Of the steering committees 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13

Santa Re. bee. fa.-An unidentified
man, middle-aged was horribly cut
to pieces by ii Southern Pacific train.
lie was stealing ride on tile fruit eN-
press and was waIking from one cal
TO another, when he slipped and fell
Under the wheels. Hrle accident Il re-
Grant county bouhuary Justice a
the Peace q. G. RoyAfg, city Marshal
j. G. Tabor and Isoadmaeter Hnllef
with Special officer John Iialil int.
Of Deming, viewed the body aud from
letters found on the victim hone g
Ii cate his relatives.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13
Down and Out

AR. ]. u heese. llabnah. Maryland.
writes, 1--WE years ago became
sufferer with eutarrh. which contia-
ucd to grow wurAc and made me mist
efahle. I could scarcely smell at III,
ana my taste had almost left me. My
held aehed constantly. aud ~ times
had high fever and bleeding at the
nose / WAS Il perfect wreck.
II tried several doctors. bui derived
no RELIEF. / read Ia one Of your lit
he booklets. called Ills Of iife,' Of
Pef6ha hemK remedy Tor vatarrn,
and procured bottle ut once. After
III. pYe &c enc bottle / felt some
better. SO tried the second and thr
third, and now / am well man.
MY health Is muth better .lian Il
has heen Tor three years, Al praise
\ due pcfunn."
Cstarrh OF the head Is the same
disease a. eatatfh Of he stomach.
So far a. the nature Of the ailment
is concerned. II mntters little whether
the catarrh rs located n the throat
or bronchial tubes, the treatment Is
The Fsme'
The wonderful sucecss of Pcrunn
in curing these eases consists mainly
OF the fact that Il Is Il natural IN
ViRofant that engbleh the system to
oyeroofne the fcatarrha condition.
which Ia maul easess IA 50 chronic
thuf Il has fittomc a hAbit
peruna speaks for Iseelf. Just give
Ii a chance. TRY 4 .boItit ef i. You
Will then know for Yourself.
There are people VINO object 10 TAX
lng fluid medicines, TO such people
the Peruna Tablets are especially
valuable They IRE convenient TO
carry IN the pocket
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13
ALAMOGORDO LADIES TO
GIVE CHRISTMAS DANCE
FOR LITTLE SICK GIRL

ESPECIAL eornssronosscs ; MORNING JOURNAL,
Alamogordo, N. NJ. Dec Pine
Christmas dance which will be given
by the ladies Of the Civic league Will
be really benefit dance for Idliian'
1saakson. the little girl who wars sent
to an FL Paso hospital more than
year ago, to undergo a very difiicuit
operation to have Il leg Strengthened.
The patient is improving gradually
but surely. The proceeds of this dance
will be used to pay balance which Is
due on the hospital bill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13
Congress Elects Twitchcn Governor,

santa re Dee. 12.--W. b. Twiteheil
of Phoenix, Ariz., brother OF VI
Ralph Il. Twltchell, was YESTERDAY
elected governor Of the Arizona chap-
Ter Of The American Mining congress
+ rorenzo Hubbell. also well known
l. Ne,v Mexico, WAS chosen one OF 'a'
directors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-13

santa III, Dec. I2.--1'he city eonh-
ell has ordered the sremoval % the
popcorn and wienerwnrst dispensafles
~ wheels which have Huuatted on ING
plaza the last few months and looked
forward to doing mnd office busi-
ness during the legislative session,