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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13

The Following theaisr notice. arc marked
sdTeriiasmant' IN order 10 comply with a
strict Interpretation OF the pew federo! news
paper law. 1u no senrs are they paid asrer-
tseuens. They are Items furnished By ,he
pFets agents OF the various taaateI.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13
SAFES AND VAULTS


COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES ON
hand Shealy Safe & Vault Co.. 313
So. West Temple. o1s41
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-13

Mcintyre and Heath. with their world !
greatest dancing chorus, VIII be the at
traction AZ the Salt Lake theater Tues.
day and Wednesday. January 20 and 2i
with Wednesday matinee. in a macnin
cent revival OF George V. Hobart and
Jean SchwartZ's musical comedy, The
Ham Tree. The production IS staged
oy Ned Wayburn, whose direction In This
particular style Of stage novelty is pre-
eminent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

fortidlritte iinO es, pelAe sic gelgro.
Der ,@roBlcr6en" 6eunuI9igcn 80
ncn bouOclt eS iiH eiu5ig MIR OnrunL
ooB 9elgrao me6r gln5ie6ungstrait
ais Saraiepo erlange, uuo wos lie
audi INNER lnterno6men oieie Sra.
&c murOe immer 81 @uniten Der DE
tropole bon 9oSnien entidie0en. Inn
ser groBereu 9lu5iebnigsfraft ser
Nlonorhie 81 6egegnen griii mou in
9elgraO 5ur 9luSbclItlln0 0cS reIigio-
len 6onotiSnluS. Srob Der 0eiuiiicn-
bafieit bei1iibten @leidberedtiouug
aQer 0rci Gonieiiioneu in 9osnien
mO Ser5egoUina perbreiteten ole ier-
bilden ugIgcnts prooototcursT 0os
@eriidt ais OF Gelerreib Die Dill
lion ii6crnommen babe. 9ie @roDiu.
6en 9osnien mo Ser5egopiua, Dem
aotboli5isnms lmter3uoroneu mo
al5 REORGANIZATION oicier aot6oliii,
rltng 8oSnienS imo ser Scr5egopi-
no murOc Der crmor0etc Gr5ber5og-
E6roniolgcr bingeiieut. ga ober iroB
Oieier Sebe ole 9oDolitGt sur Nfouor.
die in 0cu onnettrteu &1uoern er.
itarfte, 6obcn 0ie gelgro0er SeBer
ibre E6Giigteit aui Dem @e6iete Der
conieiiionellen gluirei5uuq cr606t mn
eS inn &mlie Der 3eit t6otiGdliyb aud
oobin 0e6rodt, OoB ole @cp0lferlng
in 3pei Eager geipalten eridcint, no.
bel @r3Der5Og Z 6ronfolger 5ron5Srr.
oinano ais Der &eprGientant 0es
SrialiSmuS mo Der @aI6olilirlmg
6in9eitellt mur0e Sic in 9elgroo
gegoliene &ugel welAe oen Gr5ber.
3og-Sbronfolger aus Der g8elt idaii-
te, iolltc nod Der Wteintng Der Nl0r-
Der luo oereu SiniermGnner jeoen
@eoaufeu an cine Siibreridoft 0eS
Sii0ilopentbums Ourh 0eiterrciH-
lIngorn toOten SSn aanlpTe N
9oSnien itebeu lid eben 6pei @eIt--
onihauungeu gegeuii6er: Ger Often
gegeu Meiien. Griiercr bat Oie 0ono
oes Wl0roers 6ewofinet, aber Serbien
bat oort t6aii6AIib feline 9ln3ie-
buugsfralt uuo es beobiidtigi oub
gar niht, cineu S(uIitouo 6erporoi
rlfcn unO es fdmpit mm nit Bonn
ben imO &cuolper Gie @erbdltuiie
5luiiAeu oem fleiueu Serbien ln0
Der @onorHie iiuo ieit ,Sabreu oe-
ipannt un0 Die S6iiiie in 9elgroo
bu6en lest oiienbar oen Meli6rano
entfodt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09

S'ae StaOt Der 9lrbeit unO Der lido
neu &iinlte.
Bon Dlar g6reuosOorif.

Ot
Sor Elm poor Sabren flbr id cin-
S "u' nit einem 9Ruiien ollrb Elm gro-
rs pss Stiid SiiooelItlAlanos. Sc ld0-
Ssr, le 6caer uno ladeuoer oas 2ano
'ulBen Dor oen 6enltern oes lbnel-
i 4" Suges muroe, INN 10 filler lno
,ss1ul'rlaer mur0e mein @efd6rte, mo
os orps''eBli6 er5Gblte cr mir, wie es ibn
IS'aoe5n beoriidte, DAB er IN DelItld-
No QUO I'M Gegeuiob 81 9HuBlano Elm
oppeltes lob: cine aroBe lmo reide
>, ,S,'vsr9angenbeit uno cine riiitig mo
'"',n'nltsiro6 idaiienoe @cgenuart.
a inter oen pielen Stdoien wel1e
~. o.Vu'l6lon0's riilhg ibaiieuOe @e-
o;s'0oart y; beueilen, nimmt Manu6eim
/; n'en berOorrogenoen Stang Elm, ia,
~ w 'ollBte feline anoere Staot 5u nen-
,o 'sly ole I'M @erlani meniger SSabr-
Gs9'lle Elm 10 ungebelIres Stiid Der
i a'oldhmg 5uriidgelegt bat, wie
S'sle Sto0t am Hbcin lmo gfcdur. bon
Sos 70 oiclc wenia mebr piiicn alS
81 : ne IN mat6elnatii6 re9elmdBieer
om.aaae erbmlt iii. llnO oa ser Ser.
SS""u9unas.Reiienoe s." in ieiner @e-
= n'a'''l''tbeit 10 gut mie inner Der Wlei-
Se1a III, Dab es in Snouiirieltdoten
" ~nl6ts gu ieben" giebt, gei6iebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
eOas aG6elte Qe6eu.

Sie me0i3lnilhe 3eltl6rift uSe
Eroticien" berihtet ais Elm 9eiipiel
0dbeIter menibliher 2ebensfroit ilbcr
cas- Ghidiol oes aus DER 9(ormanoie
itommenoen Oif8iers GSroncoiS oe
GlOilIe, ser an Der &ertbeioigune
bon 9touen tbeilnobm. nGr erbiclt
einen @emebriduB, oeiien SEueeI ibm
ben rehten llntertiefer 5ertriimmer.
te un0 an gtaden nieoer binous-
h,br. gr ihir5te bon ocr @rltihDebr
in oen &alIeroben binunter lno
pur0c neblt nod einem to0t ncben
linn liegenoen Solooten an Oerlel.
ben Stcae begrabeu. 9ics geidaR
cima um oie W1itte oes Cages. SpGt
am g(benO 60rte Ger Diener GioilleS
BON Dem To0c leineS Serrn mo er-
belt bon oem @ouberneur Ser Stoot
Gle GrloubniB, oie 2eibe ieineS
0errn an einen miirOigen 9eitat.
tnn9Sort 6u ihoifen. Ser 9iencr
grub bcioe 2eihnome aus, ober ibre
Geiihtcr moren bon @uuOen 10 ent.
llcllt, ooB er leinen Nerrn nur an
cinem 1imnontrinoe crfannte, Der
Cal einem Singer geblie6en mar. Gr
iublte, 0oB scr Aorper nod worm
mar un0 brddte i'm 81 Den @orni.
ionGr0teu. oic icOoh init eincm 50
ten ibrc 3eit uidt OeriGumen woll-
ten. Der treue Diencr gob Die
S5olfmlnq ni6t oui ionoern ihoifte
ocn Serrn in feline @obming mo
lbidtc nod 6eiien |erumoten
cbenio nod opei 9leroteu imo einem
Gbirur0en. gfaA Dielcn Yemiibun.
Qcn febrtc oos 2eben 5uriid, ober
Gage long roTe GioiIle i'm beftigiten
Sie6cr; ais or iid elf Gage nob iei-
nCm @cQrGbniiie Ianglom erbolte,
mr0c &oueu eeItiirmt lm0 oos @e-
tote ouf Der StraBc fiibrtc bon neuem
Iieber uno Toben 0cS aronfen ber-
BEL Gin Sifi0ier Der legreiden
9[rmee quortirte iid in GipilIes
Solle Elm uno lieB oen ibm inbeque
men aronfen obne meitereS gum
Seuiter binouSperfen- @ieicr ltiir5-
tc ouf einen Diingerboufen mo er
inn 0em0 0rei ToQe im0 9lGhte log
tis i6n elmer ieiner &ermonoten olIf-
fano lmo nod einem Sdloiic in Der
llmoeQeno bon 9fouen lbafite. gtaH
ucniqen Monoten trot GipiIle lpieoer
in leine Grippe ein. Gr erreibte
Gin 9(lter bon od6iaSobreu imo itarb
on elmer GrfGltrng, Die er liA oo.
ourb 5uopa Dob or cine froitiac
glo6t binOurh inter ben 6eultern
elmer iungcu 0ome 5nbrodte, in ole
or iid DitcrbIidb~ perIiebt botte.
Sn0ipi0uell.- @luiiler pGoS
lit merfmiiroio: menn Sbr &leiner
ihreit, triiit er inmer oos 6obe u"
Shriiiiteaerin: nSSa, Oos 1T feline
perionlibe 9lote.
Sic proftiide @ouSfrau.
1rou: u@oS? Iie Soic pillit On
Dem 9eitIer i6enfeu Bios neil Iie
lmteu o6aeireten iit2l Gie idneioe
i'd in auieb06e ob, imo Damn MAIDEN
mir cine 9iroler 9leiiel~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
giR 9n Md, OentIdg

OtI IN HDuD Dehtla)!
y. y 8iiGt lluO odOrt an aucn edcu,
N's mar Oie gou5e S0ae los
DaO jeoer Eag bringt neue S6redeu,
gu oe oeinOe briiiten iib 10 groB,
Saa9lt mar es ia beidloifne Sade:
~ %SaS Oeuti6e &eib ioll unterge6'nl"
s', Sle llbelt ibon oas Seer ser 9ode,
"'s lollten mir nm @noOe Helm.
Sserloacn lit Sic oom3c gonOc,
e"erlo0en bis in Nforf uno 9ciu;
s' ~llt llreut man aus, in ieOem 9ouoe,
as lollf Die @elt elm @eitbous ieiu.
ore9 l6iirt Der SRuB uuO Der 6ran-
3oie
Spou mortet england auf ben 9rei
SNallen obne Shu6 lmo Soie
NuBi li1 gum SuOasmabl 5er6ei.
So Saon t5eiIen Iie oie blufge 9cute,
S'e lodt Elm iolAer ielt'ner 6raBl
Spq wortet npr Sbr S0gersleute,
SVr beiBt mo6l iel6er 6olO ms @rosl
~ teuilib 6o6t S6r Gud pcri6po-
rerL
SSelblt Soton idredte Oo 5uriid
calO pieiit Elm Sturm Sud INN Oie
Gbren,
ftt.
sur bredlt @ud ielber 0os @enid.
er oeuti6e 9iirger moIlte 6rieOeul
p NUT aonnt ibm nidt Die iriide 2uit;
o. e'e monden Streit bat er gemieOen
g|''ll era6t S6r i6nl Die tieie @ruit
: 'partet bis Die 9er9e 5itteru
x'e 6lommeniGulen loOern ouil
STean crit in wilOen ariegsgemittern
~le oeltiden @0lfer 3ie6'n 5u Souf.
~ ~er olte 8lii6er ldBt licb 60ren
SO9 %e9' mer ole SeloengeiIter rei3tl
S"'aa lid Die gauge @elt peridworcn
fpaBt allf wenu iid ser 9IOIer iprei5tl
e'R Volt ltebt ouf inn beifgen 8orne,
g%erlnonenuolt 6eiBt Seloenblut;
So Ser SGdter ruit nit ieincm Sorne,
S'lo rauidt pou iern Die EoOes-
illtb.
Sqr ~ leI6er 6obt es ia perihulOet,
eelln Qeutidlan0 lid i'm Sturn En-
be6t
rSullg bat es Gltren Sob geonloet
= bot Die itorfe Sauit gebe6tl
opr lollt Den Oenihen &6eiiu nidt
5a6en
e'a 5meites nSeoan" pirO's wobI
m iein;
"'an9 itoI5es Seer legt bort 6eara-
=, ben
"aO mandes 9ht iloB Inn Oeu
H6einl
I o6er, ioIlit oid iebt entideioeu
N Oentides @olf I'M iernen 2ano;
V'ult on bid oeines 0lubm's entfIei-
= "nnts y0eaqa ns~ues. $50 ,Sr. 1
Vellt, beb' gum Sdmur ole treue
@anOl
lddm' Did nidt, Oid Oeutih 5u
nennen,
e~onlt bis Oll feiner G6re uert6l
: SOr oller @elt ioIlit Ou's 6efeuuen
aB Oeitide Ireue ewig udbrt,
.! 1Ss!ereiniot eud, S6r Oeutide griiOer,
Ssnmal nmB Oeutid oeipro6eH ieiu;
NyVt 1T es 3eit, Oudt GudJ nidt nie-
a.. Der,
%ur ~ NenticblanOs G6re tretet einl
suallbt es nibt wenn lie uns idnld-
= y 9r1lnerieelen, Oa uno BORT;
n H'e lollcn unirc 6orbeu ieben
'"o boren unier oeutides Mort.
~ SaS treuem Scr5eu ioIlt S6r beteu
our $ tbelre, Oeutide @aterlanol
en Sinowurm iolt S6r fiibn 0er-
q treten
<e0n Oeutid 5u iein lit feline
G S6onol
VeronS, Sbr Mdnner mo Sbr 6rau-
q en-
'%vet 1T Oie oaer6eiie 3eit;
= 'e @elt ioll uni're Ireue idauen
NVullb loBt ms iein, in 6reunO uno
SeiOl
81. s. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-09
Die s,uci arOFIerOiIdcu Sheen.


Ger in arntau eriheinenoe u68oS"
per0lientlihte cine upon maBgeben.
ser Ste1e iiommenOe" GorIiellnng
ser @er60ltniiie in 9oSnien in mel
der eS II. a. beiBt:
,GS mare eiu SrrtbnnL 8li olou.
ben, OoB gosnieu imO &er6cgoluna
iicb I'M 3uian0e einer reUolutiondren
@d6rlng 6eiinoeu. Nlou nmB iib
aeaenwGrtig balten, bob 3lpei groB.
ier6ic6e Soee'n 6cite6eu Gine ent-
ltano in Serben Die onOere IN
CcIierreid llugarn. Gritere SSoce
mill 9osnien, Die soer5egopiuo, Sal.
nlatieu lmO .&roatien nit Serbien
uercineh ole leBtere SSOee bat Sen
IriolsnuS anm @or6ilo, inO 3wor
unter Ocm Ssepter Der SabsburQer
Dpnaitie. Seit Dem Sabre 1878 bat
Seiierreic6 eroBortiae Griolae ieines
5ieIbrmuBteu Reaime5 IN oieieu Can.
bern er5ielt. 9l6er e6eu oieie 9lieien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-08


"Why did YOU not put Your name to the note"
"Onc has to be cautious, Mister. One never
knows in times like these how thing may come
back TO one. One never knows either who to
trust or who not to trust"
Surely one may trust brothers Of the lodge"
"No, no, not always" cried Morris with vche-
mcncc "Whatcvcr we say, even what we think,
seems TO go back to that man McGinty."
Look here" said McNurdo stcrnlv at was
only last night as YOU know well, that swore
good faith to our Bodymastcr Would YOU be
asking to break my oath2"
"Ii that is the view YOU take" said Morris
sadly, 81 can only say that am sorry gave YOU
the trouble to come to meet me. Things have
come to a bad pass when two free citizens cannot
speak their thoughts to each other"
McMurdo, who had been watching his com
pauon very narrowly, relaxed somewhat in HI;
bearing. "Surc spoke for myself only" said ne.
81 am a newcomer as YOU know, and am strange
To- all. 1t is not for me to open my mouth, Alr.
Morris, and if YOU think well to say anything I'D
me am here To hear it,"
And to take it back to Boss AlcGinty" said
Morris bitterly
"ndccd then YOU do me injustice there" cried
McAlurdo "For myself am loyal to the lodge,
and 50 tell YOU straieht but would be poor
creature if were to repeat to any other what YOU
might say to me in confidence. twill 90 no further
than me; though | warn YOU that YOU may get
neither help nor sympathy"
81 have given up looking for either the one or
thc other" said Morris. 81 may be putting my
very life in Your hands by what say; but, bad as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11
MAY A POLO
PONIES AT ROSWELL

Roswell. y. NJ. Noy. ILL thc
state Live stock and Products com
rauy RnI lease Thurber park-iaif
srouuds-at q reasonable dgure Tor
me winter. Roswell viii have the
ahausc 90 GET D. national polo MORSE
trainer here this seusou who VIII bus
shirt, 90 fort, horses in this section
besides spending several thousand
dollars for feed and uhor
sam Mosklu of Roswell has 'een
writing to a large polo trainer ~ho 10
nov boz Boston. Mass, AND has luteu-
tons of coming to Roswell IL the falf
GROUNDS can be sol, ired at "a reason
.ulc ngurs. AZ ,ct, the directors OF
the compan, are asking SO pei
month for the use ot the ialf srounos
during The winter season
AIR. Muskin's brother iu las 10 'h'
head trainer for .tto Mason, the POO
harsemtn uf Boston. Mass
Mr. Macon has been training f's
| noises ea.h winter a. Abilene. Texas.
aetttns the use az the fair sround-
| free. Do is said. He always uses q
warm climate for the training season.
Tnut Is one reason De wants % io'D'.
10 Roswell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11
RANGES IS
Of BENEFIT TO
SOUTHWEST
Expert Observers Declare This
Country Is Destined to Be-
come Greatest Cattle Pro-
Queer.

This section of tho country is rape
ids becoming more important gs "a
stock feeding section and % increase
Boz fences ON the range viii greatly
assist iu this growth iu th, industry
ls the opinion expressed Dog Joseph
e. pcytuu OF On Paso cattle Boo this
couutr, viii he,o little competition
from Mexican stock according Co Mr..
Peytou. as the stock grown here is
OF % much heavier and better class
The subject OF The southwest as "a
great breeding territory ms plans tur
unuuDiug the Industry. which i- cN-
hnustitcly taken np in n current
Issue CO.. the Chicago Livestock World.
O. cited 10y Mn pcytuu as Deiug the
best summary ut the situation that
hes get appeared.
lu speaking af the effects of re-
duecd prudu .tIou and the southwest
/ eiu territory the article SAYS
The disastrous effects ot produc-
/ uon restraint cNhibit wide raminca-
/ uous. not the least OF which 81 Inc
ability of the consumer Co get am AIDE.
uuatc supply of meats al reasonable
prices. An erroneous hut popular
impression exists hat The grow, rs
reVcliiuE in wealth as "a result OF cur.
rent high prices, while tho obvious
fact b. that comparatively few have
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11
CATTLE MAN SWUNG
Up BY NECK n
CHIHUAHUA
Narrowing Experience of Har-
ry Roberts Who Lost $1,000
Bank Roll as Climax of His
Meeting With Bandits.

El Paso. Tex. Nov. lt-HIugcd Do
the neck until he was 1edrll uucou-
scioUs. HAIRY E0b,rts. an american
cattle buyer. was forced Co turn oNef
xl.-oU to q band of Mexican outlaws
near Chiu,upa chihuahua, e fcV days
ago. Rot crts returned Goo tais e.ty.
bearing deep scars on his neck a. e,i-
denc, uf the near hduging.
Roberts was on q trip through Chi
huahua aud had just purchased a
large herd ui cattle. which hc was
driving Go the United StDtcs lie was
accompanied 1y ". Williams. another
American c4ttlemau, when the were
met b} 90 baud 90 Mexican outlaws
As Williams had uo money with him
he was allowed 10 go ahead with tIe
cattle. bot Roberts was tIHvn into the
mountains. The bandits had been
told by Mexican coWmeu thar Hoacr s.
had 2l5 600 With him, and when they
only found the smaller sum on hls
person they proceeded 90 hang him
boz order Co make him tell whore the
remainder was Hc succeeded Boa max
ing the bandits believe that hc would
returu with the remainder u they
would lot him go When released he
FASTENED To- the border.
The bandits are believed 60 De a
part OF the same band hat are re-
ported 90 have allied three American
7 cattlem,u ON thu san Miguel range. tn
the state OF Chihuahua, q ieN days
ago.
AdyiCcs from Pearson say that tEo
detachment Of troops sent from the
Pearson garrison Go search for th'
! three Americans Nhp are reported Ca
have heca murdered has returned and
/ brought baoN the chuck wagon oi
IN, party. which they found ON ta'
chuck wagon were some automuhiie
! part. ana tires. which the party had
Win them when they started out IRON.
m paso in t Ford machine nearly iohI
weeks ago NO trace OF the mIi
could bc found.
r.. T.. Eek of this city hSs been mott
fed that one OF the Americans who
Was reported Geo have been killed wa.
ms son. carl Eos who went "lii
Robert bishop on the cattle buFlui
trip Mr. ECk left tuI the interior Isl
Mexico GO scared TOR his son. il
holds Go the huro bat the haudii
have not killed his SON and that the.
are holding them for ransom car
Eek was q local automobile drive
and accompanied Bish"u's party Col
driver of the machine in which the.
were travelling.
tn, American negro was the cool
Tor thr party and VII" is ads report
cd 10 have been murdered is know.
t1 FOCAL csttlcmon by the name "
'Ell" His last name is not 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11

cattle. hops or sheep 90 sell. other
wise the prices would bee impossible
As "a result soil fertility has been
seriously depleted Go where YOU
viii through The corn belt aud you
viii find that the grain elevator has
superseded the livestock yard 10 COIN.
mcrci4i Importance. livestock tom
uuec has dwiudicd 90 such small vol
umc that railroad managers are
showing bclttcd alarm The packing
industry has been crippled and lts
wage curucrs in 10 large measure dis
perscd.
West uf the Missouri river. over a
vast region o|Xtcnding from h Ri"
Grandr Go the Canadian line. vast
natural are lying Idle that
might De- utilized 800 uugm,uting the
food supply OF the nation In many
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11

up to the herd and turned " back to
the pens near the Nacozari station
There the cattle were held all night.
The owners met the authorities ~
Aqua Pricta Co see about the release
of the cutie. md u WAS arranged
The officials said they had scilod the
stock as thes had not been informed
of the action oft the United states in
refusing Co receive the cnttle. aud
inst the men Boa charge had started
tu drive the cattle away without xiv
ing ANY notice. The cattle we're then
dipped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11
QUARANTINE WILL
BE OF BENEFIT TO
SOUTHWEST ST0CKMEN

Nd Paso. Tex. Nov. 1.-The south
west viii be fav0rably affected hy the
extensive quarantine that mas recent
Ia become effective in eleven eastern
states. IN the opinion of focal eAitlo-
men. Both the Chicago and 81 LOUIS
markets have been closed and TINS
will result ben a large increase In BUY
ers al Kansas city. the principal
market for cattle shipped from TINS
city.
IL Is pointed out that the receipts
OF the kansas city market VII pe
greatly Increased hut despite ms
! local caulemen are OF the opinion
that the Increased huying demand
viii more than offset this
According % cniilemen who nave
been east in the las, week buyers are
lalreaey coming 10 Kansas city and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11

Kansas stock ce1tcrs Prices have
hardened during the wc.s and cattle
men expect Co see @ steady better
meut. Il is also stated that financial
conditions 300 the buying ,cntcrs have
recently shown a marked improve
mont.
The greater part OF the stock now
BIO the local yards is Mexican stun.
They will Doc shipped to market iu
most cases although SOME VIII bee
put ON pasture shipments from Sew
Mexico ana Arizona slu conunue
light and q few local sales have been
made. 4 number of oatticmcn here
with properties iu McXi.H are expect
ing Co bring ont some large punches
before the lirst of the month All
things considered The M,NiCan stock
h. iu generally good condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11

ing water derived from wells ~
springs. thinkF the department. Is the
ordinary metal one used by stock
men. Il is hght tn weight. viii last
"a long time. ana costs little. How
ever. where 'hc materials are readily
available and the cost ct cement is
not prohibitivc. the department rec
ommends concrete as better Than any
other trough material
Work has been done ON the natiou-
ai forests to Improve the water facil-
tiles op :ac range lands lu all q
total of 6I6 separate water improve
mout projects have been developed,
329 hN the users OF the rdugc thorn
selves. 112 through cooperation be-
tween the forest service aud the
users. and tI5 hy ID" set, ice atone.
Of these G7G improvements, 3sl arc
SPRINGS or -ccps. 2NG are reservoirs
or tanks, white the rest are wells.
trails and the like.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11
LARGE PURCHASES
Of DOMESTIC
WOOL MADE
The Boston Market Reported
Stronger Than a Week Ago
Foreign Situation and the
Embargo Controlling Fea-
lures. .

The Boston Commercial Bulletin iu
its wool market review says in part
chief Interest lu .bc trade this week.
has been the purU haac ct Enc staple
and dcltiuc Gececs There have byru
other sales OF t,rFifurt woods also Iu-
cludiug considerable fine aud Nucdlum
ana some original woods. The cali for
secured % hHs continued OF t1Ir
proportions although hurdl. az heavy
d- a week ss1.
Aside from the sale of about "a half
million pounds OF nn, staple Montana
Gao -3 cents iu tho ptcase or about 81
Co tI cents clean ngsis and another
Dot it 13i cents. ur aOout the same
clean cost. there h1s been some nus-
mess I1 half-bloud go -3A 90 ~ osut-
60 about 5s csr- lean basis. and
some quartcr-bloud territory l also
reported at - cents. for Soda springs.
several lots CT Sew Mexican and
Colorado hne medium woods have
been reported Boa fho weeks sales. iu-
Guiding all told something like three
quarters of "a million pounds Boo INC
/ clean range of la Goo o cents Some
200 600 pounds of uHtrtcr-blood cloth
ing Montana is reported sold at 2-
cents or about ~ Goo 53 cents clear
basis. one Dot OF Zinc Nevada cloth.
ing wool was sold COO 20 ent in the
. grease.
Business boo secured woods has beer
fairly keen for loU and medium pain.
ed woods, largcl, up to and %l1eiuIini
BE, which are fetghiug As 60 % cent?
for the best white eastern woods spm'
western BE- are ar.uslue veri close %
this price noR and holders are askinI
nifty cents Tor DcFt white rs Boz in
stances today. Some interest is helnI
shown in As around 5e 90 5a cents
Low secured grey and on woods ar.
In demand and some caii for secures
East india Del also being felt from IN
wooden mills.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11

Read the Evening Herald's
Want Ads. They get results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11
MEXICANS SEIZE HERD
OF CATTLE AT DOUGLAS

Douglas, Ariz., Nov H-Ouc hum
dred and thirty-siX read of sonora
cattle furnished % considerable prob
lem TOR "a time hen an attempt was
made hy q e. Wilson. the seller and
The Arizona Meat Products company
the buyer. to gruss tnrm into Arizona
The cattle we're examined by DR. w.
a Har'. government Veterinarian
who found fever ticks on d few and
crossed.
The men lH csarse started to drive
them 90 the quarantine pens on the
line onst 81 AgHa PrIeta They hHd
gone but e. short distance when q
band OF c0nsttutionalist soldiers rode
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11

Winter d. Oominu and We are '9ul.
10 have SNOW most any dav. After the
snow, the siush. sEocs ruined and 700.
wet. 4 bad cold or pneumonia uul,-
sou wear ruhbars W, have uN .iz,.
for mon. women and children g.
Mays Shoe store, sIi West Central
avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11

trans Missouri localities both cattle
aud sheep have AN but disappeared
East west. north and south the ,unu
my is long un feed hut short on Iit,-
stock. while the pagkiug industry iHn-
cuisines and thc public amo Tor
meat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-11

"UnIcss I get hclp.' declared the
detective. this revolving door Is go-
ing Go hose me a prisoner.
How SO
There = a fellow ] want bon that Of
fec HUT this revolving door has got
mo blocked Hen start 90 % 4 start
m"