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The evening world., 1914-03-05
Under Pressure, He Predicts
Championship for Murphy
and Gunboat Smith

TIM BUCKLEY. manager Of Tommy
Murphy and 0unboat Smith. has
- been back from the Pacific Coast
nearly two weeks A. yet few In the
sporting world. outside Of his imme.
diate circle Of friends. know It The
foregoing. which viii serve % news ~
many. illustrates the difference in the
mode and methods Of fight managsrs
of to-day. Almost any other manager
with legitimate news Of nstic delngs
from the Western hght csntre would
have campsd At the door Of the sport
ing EDITORS sanctum 10 ct the stun
lsG his chest and Incidentally furnish
an excuse for the printing Of his own
name IN the papers.
Buckley 70 Of . different typs. In.
stsaA, hs returns from far OF Frisco.
literally buriss himself. and bottles
% Q lot Of gossip Of interest - al
asht fans.
/ For instance. II We hadn't dug
BuckleT out with the assistance Of
the telephone the sporting world
mi9ht not have known 0ntil very
much later that he ;aas received and
accepted an offer from promoter Coch-
rane OF the Olympia In London for
Gunboat Smith to hght Sam Lang
ford there on June 30. And what q
fanny Offer Il 10 too. According to
Rucklsy the Olympia promoters an
0illing 70 guarantee Smith $4,000, an
additional 1000 for expenses and Z
third interest In the moving plcturel
10 bs takan-of the nght. The bout
WI b ever the twenty.round route
and Buckley explains In his usua
brusque manner. 1T will prove thai
Smiths twelve.roupd victory ovel
LanGford In Boston last year va
NO nuke or q fake - some Of yot
J Wise gents have tried to make It out.
JolMGO HAS HABIT OF SAVING
I WHAT he MEANS.
Buckley doesn't mince words whes
he has anything to say. He snap
HE statements out With dnality. AMI
IL you don't like what he says yo'
, can lump Il. Buckley to-day migh
BE- challenging the world With tn
, OunneP or b nlling newepaper eDac'
With rawlings that Willie Ritch1s
! having twice wormed his way ou
The evening world., 1914-03-05
Committee Names Dates in
August as an .lnducement to
English Champion.

The Davis International lawn ten
ais cup matches viii b played
Friday and Saturday. Aug.
70. II and Is. These dates were
by Robert d. Wrsnn
and George r. Adee. respectively
the President Of tho National Lawn
Tennis Association and the escrs.
tary Of the Davis Cup Commit
tee. ysstsrdAy at . meeting held
In the formers once. Wrsnn sx.
plained that the place Of holding
the great matches. whether on the
courts Of the West Side Tennis Clubs
neld at Forest Hills. Long Island. o.
at Boston or Philadelphia. would moi
be definitely decided upon until thu
return OF Henry w. Slocum. . mem
ber Of the committee. who II abssn'
from the city. II was sxplaine<
by wrenn that the date set for thu
compilation Of the first round a. JUL
s6 would allow the Australian. Wild
Ing. Brookss, Dunlop and Doust, Il
compete In the English champion
ships before coming to this countz!
to meet Canada.
The Columbia.Y basketball gam
! scheduled for tomorrow night et Co
\ liumbla has boon postponed TO 0atuy
4 ay night. The Columbia team arrive
homo yestsrday morning, tired bu
|coofideut that the champlonship Wa
not out of grasp yet. Columbia -
80 = - q - assaS e
The evening world., 1914-03-05
Bout Tonight In Harlem !:
Leach's First Appearance
Since He Fought Ritclde.
Bv John P0lloek.


= EACH CNo0A whe has not
fought since New Years DAY.
when he knooksd out bud"
Anderson at Vernon. Cal. win make
his reappearanos to.night In . battle
against Phil Bloom, at the Empire
A. c. show. Bloom has already met
suoh good pusilists - Freddie Welsh.
the English ohampioni Jafk Drtton.
Tommy Murphy and Knockout Brown.
This will bs Lsaoh's arst Aght at .
local club since hs &anAisd Champion
Willie Ritchis at the Garden A. c.
Nov. 10. 1914 Besides ths bout b.
tween Leach and Bloom. there viii be
two other ten round snoountsrs BE-
tween Jimmy Corey and Johnny
Lore and Young Brown. the east side
lightweight. and Ray Campbsl o'
San 1fanoisoo.
Al Hppo, managsr Of Js3 Smith
the eniddIOWeight, Of Bayonno. n. j.
Who = IN Australia With Smith. In
letter received BY the writer to-day
says that Smith and Eddie Ac0oor<y
Will box twenty rounds at Sydney
Australia, on March IL. Al further
states that ho expects the bout Il
draw . gats not lsss than e1S.ooe.
Harry Stone, the lightweight Of thi
city who engaged In nine lights Il
Australia. received $4,000 ~ his shar
Of receipts. Stone u now on bis va
The evening world., 1914-03-05
Buckley, an Original Type
OF Manager, Keeps Nelus
.~.~ OF Hghters Under COver

OF lights With Tommy Murphy. was
afraid Of the Harlem boy. Many an
other manager with half tho excuse
would be shouting his dlspleasure
from the housetope. Buckley views
the situation philosophicaliy. He
the two disappotntments have simply
postponed Murphy's occupancy Of
tho lightweight throne.
Buckley 10 nifty years old. He
weighs about $50 pounds and has all
tho appearance Of the alderman you
see in the political drama, what With
his corporation" and his brogue. He
used to be In the contracting bust
ness. but gct tired Of Il and sold Il
out, but stall retains $4,000 worth Of
the company'S bonds.
People have been wondering why
have been neglectine my business
fighters" says Buckley. "wsll. that's
the answer-rvs sold out my bust.
ness and have nothing s,ss 20 DO.
MAY HAVE TWO cHAMPioNe IN
A YEAR.
"This time next year I expect to
be the manager Of two undisputed
worlds hampions-Tommy Murphy,
king Of the iightweights, and Gun
boat Smith. boss Of the heavies."
Buckley 10 likely TO 70 West again
within the next week or two. He ID
awaiting the departure Of Promotes
Jim Coffroth TO the Coast. sunny
Jim" u now hero. and just ~ soon
a. he says the word. Buckley will
take Tommy Murphy by the hand
and again start for Frisco for the
bout he has scheduled with Ritchis
on April II.
IT feel sure that Ritchie win gc
4, through with this match a. he hai
, posted q forfeit OF $4,000 with Johr
Clark. a sporting man out there. Yol
know how well Willie likes money
well. you can bet that he won't for.
felt that e5.000."
II there II one thing that rilei
Buckley moro than anything else 4
10 the belief In some quarters tina
Gunboat 10 o ewede or . German
Buckley hits t1ae ceiling at the yer!
suggestion Of II.
"The Gunner II son OF iris,
! parents," says Buckley. when flrs
met him he told me that his mothe
!, was born In Cork and his father We,
! an Orangeman. His real name i
) Edward Smyth. and he was born Il
Philadelphia twenty ak years aRo
His best weight 10 1a6 pounds. III
has manaeed 10 save $4,000 since h
J has been With me-"
The evening world., 1914-03-05
OXFORD MAN TO COACH (
TIGER FOOTBALL MEN.

PRINCETON. N. j.. March 6.-Wilder
Graves Penf,sld Of Oxford University
has been engaged to coach the Prince
ton varsity football team hext season,
He has been granted q haif-year, leave.
OF absence from oxford. but will con-
credit therefor at the English institu-
tiOn.
The evening world., 1914-03-05
DANNY MAHER WILL
BE ABLE TO RIDE SOON,

LONDON. March G-Danny Mahse.
the American Jockey. 10 siowiy recover.
Ing from lung trouble and hopes 70 ful.
M his engagements at Ascot In Juns.
efforts TO reduce his weight, Which 10
the. cause Of the breakdown Of many
Lord Rosebsry. who has Arst call on
% Kind 10 him during his iinsss. TaSsr
is very wealthy. a. he has earned md
has received In presents more than half
q million dollars since he came 70 Eng
land TO ride race horses.
The evening world., 1914-03-05
Army of Baseball Fans
Headed for NelU York to
Greet Globe 7rOtters

been wording overtime to set the
seating capacity enlarged for the big
dinner. but they can't 70 much FUR.
ther. I'VE already havs made 600
rsservation:." eays Mr.. Hsydi~: and
A Hood Of ten dollar biiis end &C.
ooznpanying applications for seats
fell on John Foster yesterday. ana
the Giant secretary V In almoge -
bad . nx a. during the rush for tick
cts to the world's series.
THERE evidently has been some
i kind Of . mixup In the money
talk about the Federal League
coming into Brooklyn. M. Gilmore
declares he has barrel to spend. and
that he win top any offer for players
that n made b. the National ana
American Leagues. AZ the same time
Mr.. Ward. who owns the club. says
thst he expects to gst By on an *.
psnditurs Of 100000. The ess.oeo
offered Aatty would have torn quite
Q hole In Mr.. Wards estimate.
It now develops that Claude Cooper,
the youngest Of the 0iant 0sldsrs. 4
flirting With the Tods. Coopee y q
remarkable young player and had q
good chance Of mating tAo regulaI
team this season. He he's not signed
his contract and refuses 70 report .,
Marlin. Ball players who claim TO b<
In on the know declare that Cooper
has been advised by Arthur Wilsor
20 Join him In his Jump 70 the Feds
Mr.. Hsmpstead b HeAurning homa
without having seen Cooper.
Among the old-timers VINO ar,
likely to get . good berth with tn
Feds 10 Andy Coalslsy. ct one tim,
. star pitcher for the Athletics. Fol
some time Andy has been coaching
the team at Columbia University. H
admitted yesterdaS.Ahat the Feds hat
! made him . good offer. Yes, ant
Andy would make them q good man.
The evening world., 1914-03-05
RACING SELECTIONS.
CHARLESTON.

First Race-Dick's Pet. etucco.
Dolly Waters.
second Racs-Stellata. Sonny.
boy, Water Lad.
Third Race-Kiva. Rye Straw.
Laura.
Fourth Race-Tarts. Joe DE-
bold. Progressive.
Fifth Race-Tanunda, W. Nelik.
Michael Angelo.
Sixth Race-Big Rock. Sherlock
Holmes. Volthorpe.
JUAREZ.
First Race-Garden OF Allah,
Kali Inla, Cloud Chief.
Second Race-Anna Reed. Sugar
Lump. Clinton.
Third Race-Superi, Anar. Birka.
Fourth Race - Kootsnay. Orb.
Barsac.
Fifth Race-Quid Nunc. Rose
mary. Zulu.
sixth Race-Ocean Queen. Man
dadero. Mamie McDee.
The evening world., 1914-03-05

PHILADELPHIA. March s.-knock'
out Brennan of Buffalo outfought Harry
Baker in six rounds at tho Olympia n
A. last night.
The evening world., 1914-03-05
Tourists WIN Arrive Early To
Morrow Morning-Agents
Of Feds Are Here.
Dv Bosens0n BsslaeS.

% Sose":an 10 s H.. Im.es,; ,...i!s.;. 49,,
"..| | .,. .... v X1 )" ..,r -,
" e .''o.s ,,.
wsresese' sns gang 70 pu'''ns
through Ne snoWdrifts in Ill parts Of
~ country "a est hare IN time Ior
~. ~. 49,. ~%... nv,A,.A
0s w
soosefo tet chicago last night peut
- glvtns Charley Comisigey and
S-.v 0aslaAan Sh> ~asA hama. ana
-.
ehess - uaAaS ~"
Uen9 W1Ah them down the ooy 70
- N a mad shout for No0rev and
~ oss.s. ',,-'..l
Aceoeeans 70 wfs'sec TspotU. sae
1870 u.sanIsss and asyiisSs but,
| n = ua1er.eood. Win not b. sSss 70
AA.eAe,.~ ~, Hi.t,n.,,ish>A ~aa,en.
~ uHtll oagay to-morroW mosaiAg.
1Aie = a0 - the merry. % q. -
EssoSsn ossns ~ oono:snso. ssS =.
- tsan Hsvn ths hsy n niSht' II
tAs hlG boat sheald manage = 81 b
0uar0ntino and dock before daylight,
tHo tr1p M a. NiaSara. chartsssd 81
- SCot6ga. viii have TO b aban.
aeesA.
their vs.. ana srs sim determined
TO have taiks With Crawford. Speaker.
Wngp aAl Othee American Leaguers
before they Glgn up with organised
baseball. All Of the Giants have
been signed by Nc0raW, and there II
nothing 70 fear % far e. New York
players are concerned.
The magnatss of organised baseball
are on the way-some are already
hsso--fof the big meeting prior 70 thu
homsooraapg, celebration. Aftsr th.
l o, Bs. aad the FEDS nave conferred
u nay. bo that no efforts viii b madl
on 0ltnSe Glda to hurry up the signa.
Il .fV> -
The evening world., 1914-03-05

Tho Crescent A. g. and rish.Ames1-
can teams vim msst tonight In thsiy
AnAl gaDs n he race for the Amateur
Hooksv League sssiss st The g. Mich.
olsS Nlnk,
The evening world., 1914-03-05

sCoNINo back - ~ Uattsd otatss.
co4roth toueAs1 0aht1y vpca
& u wslsast. .natsAis - 1ur-
~. .nitahis aGs1gE
, svn nst GnDU ~ sAis Hasshie-
'We1gase tgnoeSnA 49, y seens -
II ~ - nDssssl q WeeDast
~ ~ OuJgaGo = - ssea1s.
q = =: =:
The evening world., 1914-03-05
Late Dates for Tennis Matches
Gives WiLding Chance to Play

umph for Q second time over Colum.
bia, . triple tie among Yale, Cornell
and the New Yorkers would result.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
WILL MAKE
CONTRIBUTION FOR
CITY ADVERTISING

HculizinR that anything to the aG-
vantage of Albuquerque viii benefit
their Organization. the members of
the local Typographical Union. at
les meeting yesterday cnthusiastical-
g. voted 10 make q monthly contu
button 90 The fund 10 bc used by the
Commercial club ia advertising the
city other organizations especially
lodges. which would grow with any.
increase Of population. are expected
to follow tho unions example.
Plans for the observance OF the
union memorial day are being made
hy the typos. The last SUNDAY Ia
May rs usually the date observed,
but since hat date follows sp close
ly ON the national memorial day tho
suggestion mat The union service b.
held May - rs being considered. A
committee consisting Of Thomas
Hughes, T. D. Torrcy and Roy Kirk
patrick has been appointed 60 ar
range The service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
BLOOMS
AFTER Is YEARS
IN CAPTIVITY
Harvey Curio Store Men AS
tonished when Spanish Bay
onet Sends up Big Shoot of
Blossoms

For fifteen years Herman SChWo-
GER. mngage of the Harvey Ourlo bus.
mess. has been nursing "A giant speci-
men OF spanish Bayonct. iu the curio
store at the santa Fe station The
big cactus has lived and thriycd ir
the dim light OF the curio rooms aud
has been much admired oy the dllil
rush OF tourists for years past. e.
was a fair sized cactus when Nj.
SchweIzcr acquired %, and through
ne years has been growing as q ct.-
tus does, with the speed 90 a mes
scnger boy passing % nasc bali game
That IL would ever do more than CON
tinue 10 live and furnish part Of the
picturesque setting Of the sales rooms
no one imagined.
Hut the curiu people were aston
ishcd "a few days ago when q
shoot with buds appeared
above the nest Of armed lcpNcs.
~ the plant lttolf has been slow in Us
Development there. has been nothns
slow about the bloom. once 10 decided
To- appear 10 has grown Ike JasSs
bean stalk and rs now about fDur
feet high With % we'll developed Ciuh-
ter of buds just ready to burst
d h. the first Instance known 1t
this plant blooming il captivity, out
side 81 q specially lighted museum
90 greer house and Mr. SchwoiNcr's
theory is that "a powerful electro
light recently placed over the plant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
WILL ELECT NEW
PRESIDENT FOR
ROADS LOCAL
Removal of Mardorf Forces Sc
lection of Another Head for
Highway Boosters Thursday
Night

T4 ti%Dgqnerquc local az the state
good as association will elect a
new p..sident Thursday night 10 hii
the ,,.sucy caused by the removal OF
q. e. 81 rdorf 10 santa Re. This VIII
b., tb, .hlef business OF the meeting.
which 90 TO be held at the time named
bee1u-, On that dsy Mr.. Mardorf Wiil
be hen, rom the capital other bus
iness Co. ne transacted will nave 10 do
voth tine annual meeting Of the state
association which Is 10 be held here
tate This month
This meeting OF the local Was 90
have been held the middle of the past
month Iut WAS postponed because o.
lack of abundance. All members are
urged tu turn out FOR the session
Thurraas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

Fees Candy store. Rcd Raspberry
shcrnert today.
Il. r. T.. is the best lour.
Judge a e.. Mechom ot Socorro
WAS a sunday visitor In Albuquerque.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Barnett have
returned from a ~ weeks Nisit q"
Haywood Hot Springs.
81. Johns Guild will meet with Mrs.
Wm. jerks. sos West Fruit avenue,
Wednesday. May 9Th at 2 clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Byrnes, for
mcrly 81 Albuquerque and now OF T.
Paso. are Ia the city FOR 70 visit.
Campbelrs pork and beans, rs
nee with Il. e. i. Flour.
James o. Adams OF Washington,
supervisor for the forest service. Is in
the city today ON service business
Frank =. Marion. dcplty state
treasurer spent sunday IN A%lhuquer-
que. the guest of MI q Airs. a. y.
Marion.
Dr. r. * MeNcil ot La Mesa. ~. ~.
was a visitor in Albuquerque ycster-
day. returning home from 70 visit to
santa Fe.
g. q Mardorf lelt last night Tor
santa Re, where hr will remain per
manently. having become cashier OF
The capital city bank
Campbeli's soup free with a. Il. a..
flour Do best flour made.
Miss Margaret McCanna has re-
turned from santa Re. where she has
been the guest 81 Mrs John u Nc
ManuH tor sutnc time.
Nj. aud Mrs. r. NJ. Doran and Mrs.
o. l.. over of aut re spent sunday
Boa Albuquerque, returning To the cap-
ltal last night iu MI Dutaus auto
mobile.
There's mo- better flour han H.. r..
Ia. Try 10 and see.
There viii bee q regular meeting oi
Mineral Lodge 80 g. knights oi
/ pythias, tonight ut s ]o'rlu,s Work
in the rank of page Visiting mem
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
SAYS WORST IS
OVER ALONG THE
B der
FL Paso Herald Editor Thinks
Pass City is Due for Period
of Quiet and will Take Vaca-
ton

The worst is over along the Mex
lean border, for the present Mexican
crisis at least. and We of 20 Paso are
breathing freely Tor the first time iu
many weeks. said O. \ Martin.
managing editor of the 81 Paso Her
aid. who was In Albuquerque for sew.
cral hours this morning. ON his way
"a California for q vacation lie r.
accompanied 10y Airs Martin and cN-
poets 60 remain several weeks un-
less e. recurrence 10 the border crisis
should make ~ pasu % national news
cntcr again.
while there was never any real
danger at ~ puso.' said MI Martin,
"the situation for % time was grave
and II WIS surprising that the people
remained as calm as they did. We
had the protection OF the troops but
oven with that there was the possible
IL, of serious trouble aud possible loss
Of property and life one eft the
great causes uf uncasincss was the
army of prisoners at Fort Bliss. and
~ puso has hcaVcd a sigh ~ relief
at their forthcoming departure for
Fort Winpatc.
"Nilla always has stood nrmly
against war with the United states
and his attitude throughout the crisis
prevented ans poss hility of "a union
between the constitutioutlists and
fedcrals. sun. the general public did
not know this, aud Dc could not be-
convinced that there was no serious
danger OF an invasion.
II think that the whole border
country can rest easy FOR some time
to- come. at least The scene OF 1c-
tiNities has moved south and what
ever he result of the mediation cf-
fort, the border will nave e. period
Of quiet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
A~LBUQUERQUEANs
GO TO ROSWELL TO
ATTEND

Mr. s. O.. Whittier OF santa Fr.
state consul and Dr. s. l.. Burtod,
state medical director vii Join The
following delegates passing through
Albuquerque this evening en- route Go
the Muder uWoodmau state convcu-
tiou watch u,ets Mag D at Roswell.
~ ~.
Z "a Montague Etst las Vegas.
BERNARD Gibbs Ration; A. q Woods.
Pennington. a.. 81. Iarasuu Ate
D.. a. Noseding French; L. D. Com
cannon Amlstad. a. g. = Robinson.
SANTA Fe. = g. Kinds Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04

beers OF the order Will be welcome.
G.. T. French returned yesterday
from Mountainair. where he Vas
called 10 take charge OF the funeral
OF John u ~uper. who died suddenly
there Saturday
You shoGd cntrust your jcwclry re-
pairing and %cngryaing to none but an
expert. You viii be perfectly safe In
leaving il with tch expert at Rosen-
wald's jeWclry department. lie will
do Il right
You lose money by not buying u
h. T.. flour. the best on earth.
4 regular review Of Alamo Hive No
J.. l.. -. 4. IA wil hc held at ESQ to-
morrow afternoon tn l. q. O +. hail.
initiation. All members requested to
he present. Minnie Gcpiord, record
keeper.
VIII NcMilln has been promoted
Co Dee paying teller in the state Ma
tionaI bank. succeeding T. Il. Goch-
ring. VINO becomes cashier Of the
American Trust and savings bank,
succeeding G.. c. Mardorf.
Their, viii be "a special meeting Of
the Ladies' Aid society of the First
PRESBYTERIAN ChurCh TOMORROW dIt'I-
noon lt 3 O'Clock In the church par
lors important business h. To come
before The meeting and every mem
her ts ursed To attend
! There will be an important meet
ms of the Non-scctarian Benevolent
suoirt, tomorrow. Tuesday, afternoon
N 300 lt the home Of Mrs. T. X.
Edgar. li07 Zen ntcnuc Every
member II The society Is urged To at
tend this meeting a. thc future opvr-
. lions HI The society depend on its ac-
ton Tho society's hnances are IN "A
. badly depleted condition aud action
must Ho taken or the work stopped.
Az members are urged To- attend this
meetinE
-=
WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE ar OFFICE OF WATER co,
It6 = SECOND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04

Frank G~abaldon. Is years cd of
Las Padllas. died al q o'clock yes
terday morning al "a local hospital.
He was a sheep raiser. -Four ons ana
two daughters survive, besides the
widow. The body lay Ia state at Fred
C~Toilott's undertaking rooms from .
until 10 o'clock this morning. Funeral
services win be he'd at = o'cock to-
morrow morning at Las Padillas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
Mary I~Isoslarie.

Mary Rodarte. . years old, daugh-
ter 81 Escapuio Rodarte. died yester-
day at the family home. it0 West
santa Re avenue. Funeral services
were held al ? o'clock this afternoon
at Fred Crollott's chapel Father
Joseph Arthuis. ~ the Sacred Heart
church, oniciated. burial Ma la San
Jose Cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04

daughter OF Mr. and AIRS. Joseph Eel
iabaum, died yesterday morning y
the home OF her parents. 3i7 West
Coal m Funeral services were
held al the residence al ? o'clock this
afternoon. the Rev. G.. O. Bcckman,
pastor OF the First Methodist church,
officiating. Burial vas In Fairvicw
cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
InINGs M MORKY AnnIrT

THINGS TO WORRY ABOUT
Official hPurcs. recently coin.
patcd, show that the metallic 1iu
production OF the United States
last year exceeded all former rec
ords.
Experts have figured that Ecua
dor, b. the application OF scicntih,
methods. could Increase It's pres
ont agricultural yield bl $50 per
cent.
In their experiments with the
production NJ steel by electric
methods the United states steel
corporation has expended more
than $500. 600.
Tho verdict Of u jury In q Grim
inHl case in Arkansas has been set
aside because tho jury consumed
nine quarts of whisKcy IN rcachiu ;
Ca conclusion.
Tho Legal Aid society of New
York City. which is said to dc the
largest business Of any law oftc"
IN the world. handled 39lNP case
in 1919 The average cost OF thes'
cases TO It's clients was only xl.iJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04

Dirorders OF the stomach may be-
avoided D. the use 81 Chamberiulu's
Tablets Mauy cry remarkable
cures have been effected boy these
tablets. sold by on druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
Notice

You are invited ,p Investigate IN"
now "INnNIaATOHiUM" Installed by
br s~chwcntkcr in suite >. y. 4. Ar
milo Bldg.
This apparatus has cured innum-
orablc cases Of throat aud lung dis
eases.
~ you have t~uJctculosls or any disc
ease Of tho air PASSAGES,
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