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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
PUBLIC UTILITY RESEARCH.

KMAYOR BLANKENBURG of Philadelphia has taken
M the initiative in a movement which is unqueston-
abv destined to have farreaching consequences IN
the ultimate establishment of equitable relations
between the American cities and the public utilities Ills
call for conference in Philadelphia next ran Tor the IoI
nation of permanent bureau OF Public Utility research
s made with the hearty approval of the mayors OF New
York Chicago Cleveland and Dayton, and is DaSed upon
determination Of the executives oil tnose clues Cat
"raes and services for public utilities shall hereafter De
hased on the actual cost of providing and furnishing Such
services on the actual value used and useful for such pur
and not on the power of monopoly to eXtOrt what
rates it WILL and not capitalization that represents
merely the selling power of utility promoters
This call for cooperation by American municipalities
is thoroughly in line with modern business methods and
is made necessary for two conclusive reasons NO city
can acquire for itself the technical information required
for an adequate representation OF the rights OF the peo
pe and the utility corporations have already constituted
themselves close cooperative alliance, powerful and
alert and at the service OF every member
tits obvious that under existing conditions the cities OF
the country are at disadvantage in their appeals to the
various state public service commissions being ptted
AGAINST the hest experts and the most able legal minds In
means 1t is to this handicap and put the people
on basis of equality with the utility companies that the
Bureau of Public Utility Research is projected
Mayor Blankenburgs plan starts with the backing of
the MAYORS of the largest and most progressive cities and
it deserves that which is equally important the backing
and cordial support of the smaller cities and of the public
This will certainly be given when the magnitude of the
problems involved in the relations of the public to the ut
tiles companies shall be fully understood and appreciated
The city council by resolution last night ordered the
city attorney draw amendment to the city charter
for submission to vote this fall permitting the city to
construct its streets lti case of locking the stable
after the horse ston the city is pretty well paved
to be exact pretty generally though not so well paved
now 1t is claimed this is made necessary because the
council cannot make the contractors comply with the spe
cfcatons This is easily DONE All that is necessary is
to refuse pay for work that is not done according
specifications and to continue to refuse to pay until such
specific actions actually complied with So long
contracts be ignored and any old patch work be al
lowed to avoid it. specifications will not be followed and
poor work will be the rule.
tha wel alce whore II woo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-08
JULY ACTIVITY.

X 4 = * y X 4 X x 4 X 4 = X 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
BALKAN PEOPLE N
CUSTOMS DESCRIBED
BY

Washington. Dec. 29-SDme of the
leasing characteristic ol the Balkan
rcrion, that part Of tho world which
q confusion 81 aces. language. cue-
toms nations. religions. and tr8di-
tong has caused Co 10" o. centuries
long thcatrr ef srcthiuF iucsssdnt re-
lisious and racial STRUGGLES. arc do
ssrihed iu "a statement given to Tho
prcss today by the National Gcograph-
b, s"cicts 10 says.
Many peoples OF MANY minds meet
on the fringe between tie tnst and
the west the Balkan peninsula. and
each Of these peoples cllnFs tenacious
iy 90 its language. its traditions. its
reiigion. and SO the manners and WAYS
or its kind Sct eTai fauIil,s on tho
SlaNonic people. each With its own
tongue and patriotism. are there Tho
Turks, the rceAs me d sHrlriliug ~
Germans together with many lras-
mentafN types 90 peoples from west
and east. surYivals OF nations and
tribes &C Yesterdays history. add 60
the Kaleidoscope bewildermcut The
Balkan lands are "a Babel through
which mo- ordinary master of tongues
may hope to go without the ala Of an
occasional interpreter and much use
or sign |langutEc.
I'm D. hearts IL most of these peo-
piles. NO matter how small their land
or how little the world may know OF
them there is Kept alive s frey on-
%sciousncss oi their nationality The
Montenegro Is as devoted "a native Ell
his small bowl ~ "a country among
the mountains as L. "a citizen of our
own United states. the difference be-
ina. whore any. that the M-ontenegrin
reminds himself much more often nf
his nationality and 80 advantages than
doss tho average American. with the
sharp. racial tribal ana ingual dtfis-
TONS 90 the Balkan peoples. religious
divisions exert a. far more powerful
distinctive Influence there han b thc
cause with us. Greek orhndng. Ho-
man Catholic. various Protestant rome
fessions and the Mohammcdan faith
have alfo served 20 seErceatr these
people from one another
"An the energy. destruction and
clamar which the friction between its
many contrary types 81 people and
ideals has ocCsaioned has retarded
the development % the Baikan PENN
sula 50 that 70 L. some generations nee
hind the achievements 40 he west
and the traveller IN the hyways of this
country has had to pat up with those
same Inconvenience which ne would
encounter in u~ndeVelopcd Asia The
roads IN the balkans are bad. iu most
gaars mere cattle and 1aaanaths 4hs
VILLAGES are souaiid. m-kcpt without
aUN na
without c~onYenleufts The means OF
transportation are uncertain. Inc
mules are undspendahle tho railway
trains are capucious. boat ac-
rorGiug a. the tempers Of their cap-
taina and tho moods of their curl-
ncers. while the tr%eacherons loads
make horse and onrt "a risky AMEN
Furthermore the iHn aud "a
der os much of the Ikalkan lands ~
az best a matter 90 considerable IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

ordinarily can absorb about fourteen
or fifteen CARLOAD a. day during the
peach season. Ono hundred ana six
teen carloads of lpples struck Ncw
YORK city one "a last month. Tho
market was 50 Suited that apples
from Nofth Eaatun. Pa. melted only
about II cents per hushcl At this
time the consumeI was paying $50
60 81 per hushei for bad apples, while
the producer was receiving from 10
TO II cents per bushel FOR good APP
Piles.
The dinerentiui Is enormous but
Il represents wastes rather than
profits. Tho fault Is due mostly 10 "a
lack 81 co-0rdinailnn In our economic
system. aud scarccls az ali 90 the dis
honesty Of individuals. Tho solution
cnn be achieved neither by prosccu-
tion Of commissiou men nor by elm
nation az them. but hy organization
Of tine market buf The law can effect
some Improvement by licensing and
bonding commits .un merchants and
suhioctinR them Go federal inspec-
tion.
- more important step BE- Go or
gaulze the farmer. into local co-op-
crative association The federal de-
partment Of agriculture Is doing good
service To encourage the formation
Of such markctinL associations, of
which there are About o az present
In the United States. The objects 81
such associations should be- Go deter
mine O crops a. bee Erown, 90 insist
on proper methods of growing. 20
s%tandardizc and guarantee the quail
ity. 90 superinterd gathering grad
ing and packins 60 arrange for
transportation AMI terminal facilities,
and 20 bargain with railroads for
fair freight rates
Reduction of trf uspurtation Chnrgos
on pcrishabic fo3j-tuns also was adj
Vocated hy ar. Ncekcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given Geo whom
soeycr 90 may concern. That tho board
of trustrcs of the town OF Atr,sco land
grart 81 their regular session held
on The 1sst saturday OF october. 1915.
adopted "a resolution authorizing the
sale 20 ONE thousand aorcy 81 the
lands 20 said land grant Any pcr-
son interested Boa tho purchase 0f SAID
lands m ay receive full particulars as
tu terms, etc.. by communicating with
the secretary of s1ld board ot trustees.
jose do DO Luz Sanchez at Armijo.
New Mexico.
Notice Is further given to aI per-
tons having any right interest or
clB'm iu said land grant that ali o1-
ieuiious " the above mentioned sale
being made must bc made in writing
and presented Gee the trustees az their
next REGULAR meeting in January. 1915.
THE TOWN OF ATBISCO LAND
GRANT By
DAVID J. METZGAR.
Chairman Hoard uf Trustees.
JOSE DE IA LIZ SANCHEZ.
Secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
COORDINATION THE
FIRT STEP TOWARD
A LIVING COST

Princeton. y. j.. Dec. e9-Co-ordi-
nation in distributing commodities
viii do much toward Teaucins the
cost OF living and bring greater prof
iis 10 the farmer Dr. Royal heekcf'
United states commissioner on labor
statistics. told the members of the
American Economic association in
convention here today.
While MT Meeker admitted that
farmers doubtless had iost money
through dealing with u~uscrupuions
maTkctmeu many losses were attrih-
ntabie 90 failure a. acquaiut them
sclNss with market conditions before
shipping
'The great majority OF cases in
which farmers have shipped produce
20 commission merchants ana have
received little or nothing Ia return
Rre not eases of dishonesty az an
ne said In most instances d loss
h. dae a. ignorance og MARKET Condi-
iions bad packinE bad selecting aHd
erading, eT poor transportation ar
rangcmcnta. There h an almost per-
feet lack OF coordination in disirh-
uting Cufnmoditlea The resu.iing
waste A. ~stupeudeus
"Cautnloupes were shipped insf
Ausgsi into Washington ln such
quantities. that commission mer-
.chnris rsfused a. handls them ON
one dAf N1i-cisht catloads uf peach
cs were dumrcd into s. Louis, which
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
LEGAL NOTICE


~ the tgitcl ~tatcs Distract GOurI
Tor the Dl>trivt of NcW McNico.
Bankrupt Petition Tor Discharge.
In the matter of said Faris Bank
rupt No 1850 ln Bankruptcy.
To the Honorahle William "a Pope.
judge OF the Distrigt court OF IA,
hpited states for the Dlstrict OF New
Mexico.
said Faris. of Pona Blauca in the
County ot |Saudoval and state oI New
MeEice in said district. respectful,
represents that on the 5th dag OF.
aiay 1910 lsHt past. he was dui, ad.
Judged bankrupt under the acts oI
congress relating o. bankruptcy. tha'
he has dulf surrendered HII his prop-
crty and rights of property. aud has
fully complied with ai the require
ments OF said acts and OF the orders
of tho Court touching HE bankrupt
Wherefore hc praya that D. mas
he dccreed hy the court o. have q
FUN discharge from au dvats provahie
against hls estate under said bank
rtut acts kept such drhts as are
excepted hy laW from such discharge.
Dated this isth day ot December.
A. u 1919
e FARis Bankrupt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
NnTIcE ION rUnIicArInN.

Department OF tho Interior. q. 8.
Land Office at santa re. New McX..
Nov 90. 1914
Notice Is hereby Eiven that EllsE
Garcia. % Cannon. New Mexico. who.
on November 9th. 1911. made Home
stead No. 0t53f9. for ga SEA and
Eh sWh section D.. Township lsN.
Range J.. East, y. N. =. Meridian. has
filed notice az Intention % make
three year proof. Co establish claim 90
the land above described before
Linus L. Shields u. + Commissioner.
at Jemcz SPRINGS New Mex, on jan
uary ~, 1918.
Claimant names a. Witnesses
Romaa Garcia. Of Jcmcz ~ Mex.
Crocenoio L. Garcia. OF JemcE g.
Mex.
Ahrau Truiilio, 81 Jcmez y. Mex.
Bias CasauH, 81 Jcmez. n Mex,
FRANCISCO nELGADO.
Register.
Evening Herald" Albuquerque.
y Mex.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

conist who was fined 100 pounds this
week for selling untaXed tobacco. Liss
had Ia HIS shop 30 pounds 81 butts
ana 1850 cigarettes made OF tnat
material. He bought part of his sup
plies from "a maj named Robbins,
Who sold his picking as the equivalent
Of 32 cents a pound. Cigarette made
OF this material brought Hiss two
cents each. In view OF the nature %
tho business. which carried disease
as well as hlth from The streets TO the
mouths of deceived purchasers. the
MAGISTRATE imposed the extreme sem
jcuco with its alternative of four
months In iail on Liss, and the half
of that penalty upon the dupe, Rob
bins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

certainty.
The Balkan peninsula has been
war torn Tor nineteen hundred years
or more. Wal became "a continuous
experience with lts people with the
coming OF the Romans ard undcr the
600 years uf the rule u Byz1ntium.
when this GA { Roman empire did
yearly outpost duty Coy Christcudom
anti lbs destruction hy the Turk. th,
I1lklu peoples definitely took jhe
place which they hold today. that of
being "a buffer people between an u9-
per and neither milestone An outpost
% thc west Boz the east. tbcy have
been c7criastingiy employed Vifh
uehth1g both the east AVID the west 0r
'mons themselves. which hus helped
to make the Balkan peninsula the
poorest stretch 90 hand Goo Europe"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
The Markets

New York, Dee. s9.-The situation
growing out Of Washington's protest
10 England over the detention 81 this
~country's commerce impaired heavi-
ness 10 today's markct Most ct the
leaders were under yesterdays best
on "a small ovorturn.
Liquidation Of Rock Island coilat-
cral a. ana debcnture 5s. which fell
form two 10 almost five points, was
the sole feature of the Ina hour. The
closing was irregular.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

ln the United States District Court
for the District ol Ncw Mexico.
ln tho matter of said Faris Bank
rupt so ibs In Bankruptcy.
District OF NcW Mexico
On this lsth DAY 90 December. A.
D. 1914 on reading the petition fer
dise harge of said Faris bankrupt Il
.s ordered by the court that r. hearing
be- had upon the same Goa the End dat
of February. a H. 1914. before John
" Wilson, a referee in bankruptcy
of said court. BE- Albuquerque. in said
district at zen o'cloct In the fore
aud that notice thereof be- pub
llshed .n the Evening Herald r. Dows-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Lord Kitchener has given his Goa
cent 90 the formation OF u Jewish bat
TALON. although there Is stiil some Op-
position TO the movement on b part
OF the jewish leaders. who say That
"a Jewish battalion would intensity
the tendency TO regard Jews as aliens.
There are now over $4,000 Jews Ia
the British army. The casualty lists
disclose wounded Jewish soldiers ia
many Of the regiments az the front,
including some Of the famous old reg
iments ike the Black Watch. 4 fair
showing Of Jews is also made IN thc
royal navy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Kansas city. Dec. 3D. nugs Re
ocipts $4,000. market lower. bulk.
81 oom '.20; heavy. &3lbaT.25. pigs,
$500 20 q SO.
cattle Receipts II .uB0. market
tower, prime led steers, S3.25 10 r.
25 western steers. $4,000 800.
calves, $500 ~ $50.
Shesp-Rcccipts T.o0G. market
higher lambs. SIS. 5us.S5. ycarings,
S6.35 H5.75.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Now York. Dee Mercantile
paper. imih per cont. sixty day
bills sia2; for demand, ftS5l0.
Bar silver. fsNc.
Mexican dollars. a7hc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Now York. Dec ss-Tiu quiet;
hve-lun lots. S33 0G0a 3i00. 25-ton
tots. offered at t2so0.
Copper dun. e~lectrolytic. 81. 15@
tas7. CASTINGS. Sig 90 1912.
Iron quiet unchanged.
a. London spot copper. $50 los.
futures. fa3 2 b cd. spot tn, n4S
les. futures, lll6
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
For Sale Miscellaneous.

~
FOR sALE-Old papsFs for putting
down Sapets, etc. Call at Herald
Office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

To feel strong. hive good appc-
lite and digestion. sleep s1uudly and
enjoy life. use Hurdock Blood Bttcrs.
the family system tonic. Price.
lIn0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

az as per cent; six months. az a.
per cen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
Chicago Grain.

Chicago. Dec. Washington dis
patches telling OF friction with Great
Britain about shipping had a bearish
cnetc today on the wheat market.
Aftcr opening = q sc TO sc lower.
tho market tell as much as locke
under last nlght before beginning TO
react.
Tho close WIS unsettled at an ad-
vance OF Sc 10 ic net.
Corn Gagged with wheat. M only
90 "a limited extent. Opening prices.
which were unchanged Co hc up.
were followed by "a general setback
"f = ~ t.r below last nights level
Tia close was nrni. &C 10 Ike
above last night
oats easc1 off. Influenced by the
action of other grain.
Free settling wiped out an early adj
~ in provisions.
Close;
Wheat-Dec. Sl.e9M. May. ST.
2aA July. si.2oh.
Corn Dec, 67Ac. May. 73Ac;
Juiy. 75c.
oats Dee, f9Mc. May. slc.
fork-Jan, $3.50, May. Si9.l2.
Lard-Jan.. sio.to. Mas. 5000.
iuhs--Jan, 3io.i5. May. tio.5o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Ncw York Dec. a. Lead quiet.
81 40 3.N5; London ua
spcitor quiet, y5.5sg5G0; London,
ga 60.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
Ghieago IBi,est~ak.

Chicago. Dec. -. Hogs Receipts
i2,noe market slow. zoe under yes
terday average. bulk. S7.lOWI.g0;
heavy, 80 2Ss "a f25. pigs. s5.seH
12n.
taiuc-BcCcipts 5000 market
slew. native steers $40 W 1000.
western, S5.tON 500; calves. 1880
gf5.
SheCp-HCccipts 2O. 600 market
weak sheep. $3.50 ..25. lambs.
S1U8HN.ss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
SITUATION WANTED.

WORK WANTED-Mal with family
wants general work in Albuquerque.
Rcferences furnished Address go. r..
CO ,9re Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Denver, Colo. Dec 2s-Catle-Re-
coipts. 400; steady. Beef steers. sG.ss
~ 1855; cows and heifers. $500 $50.
stockcrs and feeders, t6.50a las.
calves. $500 SOC.
Hogs-Rccelpts 1900; steady %
strons Top, N.f5i bulk. N20W
7.9f.
sheep - NeQclptF. 500 higher.
Lambs. $3.50 ass owes. st50m
soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

quiet. middling upiands. $3.50. ~
sales.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

lu "a letter descriptive OF his exper-
iences la the air, Lieutenant Jose prta.
"a French aviator. writes to his par
Cnts IN London. hat while rifle nre
BE- little feared the shraplei shells.
with their vertical range OF 10000
feet. are villainous visitors.
you would not believe the number
hat nave been aimed az me. he
writes. but all exploded other too
iow or too high The noise Of the
motor IL 80 loud. by the way, We IAN
not hear Thorn explode unless about
50 feet distant. Then we have To
dodee. The most dangerous altitude
is about G.OOO feet. AS he German
aerupiane artillery l. timed for this
range. Either q thousand feet higher
or lower IL safer than 5000. We have
to be very careful. in any case.
Turkish troops posted iu the Lcn1-
non mountains. north ot Palestine. are
suffering severely from unusually hard
winter weather. according 90 British
adyiccs from Cairo Considerable
numbers OF the tu3ors. which are
poorly provided with clothing, are
said o. have died from exposure, and
cases 81 frostoite ave dooGnated the
army
Lebanon Is being strongly occupied
by the Turbs. the number OF troops
Ina tho province being estimated at
$4,000. In Syria proper there are
10000 TROOPS. The Turkish oihcifls
are said to'he e~ndeasorng to so.ure
alliances with various native tribes.
but so far their efforts ave boon
without much success
In the excitement oI army and navy
actioOs nearer home. the British pub
lie SENS 60 have overlooked the lm-
Dortant success secured by the Anglo
Indian lurcc o. the Euphratcs, which
gives Britain sway over "a part of the
ancient B~abylopian empire
with The cpeturc Of Htsra and the
surrender of kurna. the British be-
come masters Of the Persian gull and
the whole 81 the Eupnrates delta.
This r,sion has been brought un-
der GeTmanys sphere ~ influence and
the Enslish believe hat the Bagdad
railwas was intended for s%trategical
as well as commercial purposes WITH
a yassal Turkey, there would have
been a clear road from vienna Go the
gulf. 10 this road had been developed
and Tcuto1ic influence Increased, the
gulf would AVE given Germany au
excellent base OF operations against
India.
while the future Of Asia minor is
not yet settled, % Is not likely that
Britain viii romovc its colors from
the ruins OF the city Of Babylon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

paper printed In said district. and
That an known creditors and other
persons la Interest may appear az the
said time and place and show cause.
n amy they have, why the prayer ~
the said petitioner should not De
granted
And Il is further ordered by the
c7dft that the referee shall send boy
mail to an known creditors copies ~
said petition and ms order. ad-
dressed o. them at their places OF
residence. a. stated
WIN ~ POPE
L. s. District Judge
Attest 4 TRUE copy.
HARRY . LEE.
CLERK
Attest s true copy.
JOHN vs.. WILSON
Referee iu Bankruptcy.
Albuquerque. " NJ
Dec. 90. 1914
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Now York, Dec. ea-Arail money
steady hish. 3 per cent. loW. * per
cent; ruling rate, "a per cent.
Time loans, duil. 90 and % days,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
Typewriters.

ALL KINDS, both new aud second
hand. bought, sold. rented AID re-
paired. albuquerque Typewriter Tx
change. Phone 77G. li5 So. 2nd 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

The butt ends OF cigars and cigar
cities picked up 80 mdnsirlonsly in the
streets iy vasahonds are not az used
Tor private smoking as shown in tue
case OF Isaac Liss, an cas- end tohae-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
DUKE CTTY CLEANERS

We clean hats, meme and wo-
mems clothing, RUGS curtains.
d~rRperte~. etc. 220 West Gold.
Phone 44a.
Promptness Our Motto
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FOR RENT Rooms.


TOR kENT-Hpusekcrpnig rooms.
siagle or en suite. $500 per month
AID up lnquido Gt6 West Coal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Read the Evening Herald's
Want Ads. They get results.
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To offset criticism against profos-
sional football. which has been
charged with hampcrinv resruitine,
authority has been granted for the
formation % q battalion OF athletes
ana football players. e. Doe known as
the l7th football battalion OF the
MiddleseX regiment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29


MONEY TO LOAN-On salaries.
household goois ami livestock with
out removal. Notes BOUGHT and sold.
Union Loan Co, room ~ over First
National bank. Phone fass
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Evening Herald" Albuquerque.
y. Mex.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-04-08
DR.. [. G. Hardman Will
Make Race Tor Governor

Commerce, Ga. April 6. DR. L.
G. Hardman, of Commerce, Ga. -,
today stated definitely that he
will enter the race for governor.
He is preparing his platform and
will furnish it to the press tomor-
row.
DR.. Hardman is very promi-
nent in legislative circles, having
for several terms represented
Jackson county in the state legis-
lature, and also the Thirty-third
senatorial district in the state
senate. during which time he
was influential in helping to pass
the present prohibition law, and
also some of the best laws now
on the statute books.