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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

NJ Iib.' 1hcntcr.
"DiSir Quiutcttc" tuuiehl.
Lavender and old Lace Icb-
ruare 20.
"se,cn pays" Eik-' pla, Irh-
runry 20.
MnreHrct Ellington In within
titt law NHrrh ..
Two more cutcrtaiuusrut- under
Nunau'- club au-plcs's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

Minuct ................ Padorewski
Rcba Conner.
ne storm ftehu s..ss.s .tt.-
High school Glee club.
Cal Dance of the Elves, 90 waltz
......... ....... ...s... . htitk
Carrie Homer.
Song. "My Little Irish Girl"......
Virginia Ice Williamson
(aD Watchman's Song. (hJ Album
Frances Marion.
Humorcske ............... DYUrdk
Hazel Hawkins.
scxtctte. from Lucia "a Lammer-
moor (fur the left hand alonel
........ p0nizetu Leschit2sky
Pauline FORMIDABLE.
Waltz Caprice ...,....... Seybold
Grace Stortz.
Shadow Dance ......... MacDuWell
Lcclair Cayanaugh.
a Moonlight Boat Ride .........
High school Glee club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
sodality Concert.

The Married Ladies' Sodality Of
the church OF the immaculate COM
ception is planning FOR a fine con-
cert To be given IN the school hail
On Monday evening. February o
This j. the first of u series OF excel
lent entertainments 10 be given by
the organization. Mrs o. \ Mar
ron Is In charge of the conccft which
of course assures is entire success
musically and socially.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
sEvEN sIsrEns, O

The Seven Sisters held their an-
nual banquet Thursday evening at
the homo OF Mrs Heydt, ia North
Fifth street. Each member brought
two guests. the guests wearing white
buffers caps. White carnations
and ferns were the decorations, with
forgct-mc-not place cards. The
banquet was elaborate and delicious
The Seven Sisters are MIR ia
Kneesc. Mrs. r. Adair, Mrs Sylvia
sturgcs. AIRS. Suddeth. Mrs. ! @
Caldwell. Mrs Thomas sherwood
and Mrs. Hcydt. The guests wvrs
Mcsdamss Julius johnson, Irene Sew
ems. I'D Steiner. Rob Aaron r. PHIL
I3ps. j. Garcia, Martinez of Wichita.
kan. w. Boyd. Bily Walker. vii
liam Franklin, A. l. Muggiey and
Miss Nina ticydt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
GIeeson. Costello
 Case Concluded

Tho Gleeson- Costello case, which has been on in ths superior court Tor the past week befors Judge Lock wood. sas drawn to . closs yesterday. before court adjournment. as far e the tsk. ing ci further testimony wss concerned.
 Iu rendsring CD opinion on she ease. first, the transcript mnst be drswn up by Court Repostsr Walker, Tor the perusai Of Judge LockwOod, sfte, which he takes into considers. tion what be considers are the iacts Briefs ere then filed by counsel iol both sides e to what they deem s's the fas's, following which Judge Lock wood takes into eonsidesssior these iscts also, rendering bis juds' ment bassd on the entire s'stus q the facts presented. and those fact' which, in his opinion carried weight. Asa ma ter, of course. it will tsk' come time before the regular procedure is carried throcgh and before judg- ment will be had.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
THURSDAY
Money Orders Issued
 To Mexico Suspended

Postmastss Smith is no looser is- suing money orders to be csshed in any part oi the Republic of Mexico and will nos cash money orders com ing here from Mexico. He has re- csiJe5 ofiicisi orders to that effect within the past two or three day. That such crders would be received here has been anticipated as it has been known for several days that Mexico had for the time being. sus- pended money business with th's country. The order received here i' ss follows.
 "Ofbce Third Postmaster General Washington, D. C., Oct. P; 1914.
 A telegram dated Oct. 26 wac re. ceived from the p,s:office depsrtmen, of Mexico announcing the temporar, suspension of money order business with the United S,atee.
 "Postmasters at all money orce postof ces iu the United States vii make note Co that effect in their rec ords, and will until further notice de cline to is us money order. on poet ofiices is Mexico, to pay orders issu ed in that country after October 2
 1914.
 "W. J. BARROWS,
 "Acting 3rd. Ass't. Postmaster Gen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
FL Paso-San
 Diego Race Next

With both the Ei Psso-Phoenix and and Los Angeles-Pboenix race, now . matter of history. the eyes of the suto- mobile iscing world, ct Iesst that part of it which is in the Southwes', are turned toward the proposed Fl Paso. San Diego race. Owing to their proxi- niity and to the fact that they were established races, during the pest two mootts the two ius, run have sb. orb- ed most of the public interest. Bus i, is different now.
 The Fl Psso San Diego race bids far to be the grestest auton obile race ever pulled of in this country. l. will be approximately 1000 miles in length and will be the longest race ever run iu the country over an -es- tsblished course. The wioning cars would not finish until the fourth dsy after the start, and doubtles- many of the cars would not 6nisb st a'l
 Leaving Fl Psso tbs Bret night con. trol would be ss Bi.bee. the secood st Phoenix. the third ct Tom. with the final dash into San Diego the nex day. Thie race would attract the greatest drivers iu sbe racing game and would bring the fnsst cars into shs keslsst competition. Is would advertise She Bofdsslsod route e soshing sIss hAe ssss dsos and would prove . great iopstus so the sosirs southvesteso county.
 San Diego is tasios the lead is che e6ors to pull od tbs race. They want it to start sboot December 20 or 30 end fnish in San Diego at the Espo- sit,on grounds on New Yesrs day. or the following The irstsoi ths yess She big exposition opens iu the south. ern California city sDd the rscs would bs . great start Tor the biz fair.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
ARIzoNALAND

(By J. PLAQUE, of Bowie Enterprise Ari- in the land o! Zons, Way out yonder in the West, Tn the land of golden supshine, Nigh's oi peaceful, slumber-rest; Mountain pesks, thst's always snow capped, Valleys where eweet flowers grow, h the land of health and plenty Out in Arizopa'O Mines of siiver-copper ore-golder stors, As God planned Out in ArIzonaland. Ari-'s in the land created, Fsshioned after God's own mind, [ Scenic soodsss. lsnd encbsnsed, Odess free to sli a.ankind Crops abundant, full rich Aarvests, Plow and resp and mine and sow- Recrests for healrh and pleasure
 Oat iu Arizona'O. 6ow for profit. reap full store, ever.
 moce-
 Ysstsls sasd-
 OOs iu Asisoualsnd, Coos to AFi. lapd of Zooa,  Where we have the "Fouut of Youth. ful," Flowing, gushing, free for you; h puress wsters, hesithful sunshine, Brightest siiver moonbesms glow Come, live, laugh end rollick-
 Out in Arizoua'O. Cone and visil-stsy and see-live like we-
 0ut ia Arizonsland.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
Meter Tests Are h
 Favor of Consumer

DOUGLAS, Nov. l2.-Ths average sster user Of Douelas, when he re- osivsd his bill cad found thss it he'd gone fsv csoSs over the minimum rste has bssu accustomed to growl and ssy:
 "That blanksty blank meter must be ofi."
 The meter te ting machine installed by the city . few weeks sgo has been working constantly ever s,nce it was installed and hss col far tested spprcIi- ms,ely 250 metere. The result ~ss surprising as iL almost every instance the consumer wss iound to be getting .hs sdvsnssge of from . very few to several huodrsd esllons of water p-I nouih. Ic other words ths average meter ip ute here is "slow," sllosipR considerable water to pass through without gisteriug. Few have bsel more than 6 few gallons "isst." thai is, registering more water than bat sc uslly raseed through. The tsssine of meters and their d. jostDsns continues steadily, the dc psstment e1pest working north iron Ioterpationsi avenue. IL is certain ! that hs has sn sif winter job befor
 him, ss there are approximately 200
 meters ID use here and but from si,
 Co ten can be tested each day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
Notice of Application for Survey andWith-
 drawal Under Acts of Congress Approved August l8, 1894, and June
 20, 1910

(Application for Survey No. l9p United States Land Ofhce at Phoenix. Ari- zonA
 Notice is hereby given that application. dated September. 7I. Iet<. signed by the tGovernor o: Arizona. the chanu,aa of the Ssase Land Tom mission and Attorney General of Arizona. was made to the Cou,missioaez s6 the General Land Ofsce. WAshingsor. D. C. Sor the sur- vey and withdrawal. pursuant so the provisions and by authority of tbe Act of Coagress ap- proved June 20. 1910 Is Stats S6sl and other Acts and parts Of Acts made applicable shereto of the lands embraced ia the following town ships in Cocnise county. Afisona. sis:
 T. gas Ks. a & ssE: T. IsS RaaE: T. l~S. Rs sr &77 E. and unswveyed portion o1 seE: r-Iss; k; aIs s. as : s.a she s, sos.sos; q 2. 2 T. r7S. R saE. thas possioe visAia State oi Arisona; I. IeS. . soE, aaA unsmvsyed portions of aI q ssE; [. ssS Rs a q asE; T asS. R 7zE. uaSmveysd posstoa: q ~ s, a. aIE, that possioa ouisids Cossaado Natiooal Forest. G . s R B | V.
 Notice is thesesore gsvea dat sbe v1shdssval and reservation of au unsuveyed 1Aads ia she said townships viii be e1e:sive froa aad .1ss Septem6ez s6. Ier<. the d.s: of rsnePs ey = Commisiooer of the Genes,i Lad ole of sks aforesaid joint appbcatoe for survey and vish- dbawal, which said withdrawal viD consinue until the expiration of sixty days from the date of 6line in the U $ LXnd nllice at Pho~nix. Arizona. of the of- 6ciai pla.s of the survey Of said townships. dur ing which time the Stase of Arizona will have the exclusive reha 10 seiect. through its legally constituted authorities. any of the lands em braced within the aaid townships which are rot included in any adverse claim
 Dated Phoenix. Arizona. Oct IS. r9rr
 THOMAS WEEDIN,
 Register
 JOHN l eIRDko
 Receiver.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
FRIDAY
Drove First Auto
 Over Borderland

PHOENIX, Nov l3.-C H Lester, the fret man who drove sn automo~ bile over the Borderland route and one oi toe uost epthusisstic suto- mobile tourist iu America, srriv' iu Phosoi1 yesterday accompanied by Nrs Lester.
 He .sid this morning: "ws came
 dcwn by train ss my car was in stors
 age here ready for our winter trips
 through the sou'h We don't like
 train travel but have driven frou
 the Canadian to the Mexican line five
 times already and from coast to coast
 five times ss well.
 "I am c firm believer in the south-
 eru routes and know that ss soon ss
 they are better known among tour
 isrs in the north DO others will be
 considered for winter driving. 1 wish that your people here would stick ,o
 the name 'Borderlsnd' or ct least
 agree on 6 d fpi,e name for the ex treu southern rou'e and use DO oth- CT. The fact tba, there are severn names com nonly used for this high . ~sy lesis to . great deal of confusion
 sBorderlsud' is the nsn,c hast knowI
 among the touring aeencie' in tn , north and it is suf ciently descr p,;-c l "Contrsry to gsnersl belief, tn agencies are willing 10 give this rou. . sn even br ak, but there hae been - great deal sf difficulty in obtsioin c definite and accurate inforUa'io e about it. rAs . case in point. 1 notice e few weeks sso . refis to . query i a oue of the motor msgasisss whic .. gave a lot O! transformation stor e the route from Galvestnn, and when 'r ,cok the matter up with the publisb 's CTS they ad mitt-d that ttey had . y defioite statement from anybody ss
 the correct iioss of travel This shou As be attended to ., once and every toul y ing agency sod motos magazine fu y nished with accurate da's. l ha' " seen clipp ngs from northern psps be which speak o' the 300 miles of srscl h' lees Geserr op the route. This, De course. is islse, but you cannot eIpe og the northern tourists to know sbo s' ,be route unless you see to it that
 can get the information D. We have practically lived in 0 oi car for several yesrs and are not tir ne of the game by any meaos. We fl he that sitb due care and by holding n- touring gait ss ell times there is ". more trouble in making tsAas-eo 'o' tinentsi drive than there is in touri
 .itbip . radius Of . couple oi hupdl we miies of home.
 nt It cannot be too often repes, 'n' that you peep along the Borderls pie route should see to it right nov Il ID psoper information is f fled with ev, led souscs from which touri.te gre hk O so originate os so which they spl nd b. information"
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
Back hem Visit
Sloo Rsw,sA. sleo

plsased to learn thas thses S ss ,sHSs es,S dreaded disease that scioncs hSS hSeS coie to curs in all its staQss. ea1d thss is positive cure now known to tho me6ScSl fraternity. catarrh being . conStftufjoSSi oisease. requires eonseitpstooaj sTSaf. tefnaily. acting directly upon tho HacoA eno mucou1 surfaces of tho oyDtea M, P oeetroyfng the foundatSoa q tho GiS. SSsSs and eiving the pettest seTsa0sA 6y nature tn doing ito woTk. The YgVm10o16S nave eo much fa1th h teg euBu06SV pOVI efs that they o6er One Huadro6 boilnFp Tor h0t Of tegtim0nlala
 Aedrso: z J. CHENEY . CO, fsssos. o.
 eo!d by all Druggiots TSe
 Take Hairs Family PtliS feg eoasefpass~,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
FRIDAY Sad Tradssy
 At Bisbee
FRIDAY

BIsBEE, Nov. l2.-One of the sad- dest trsgedies ia ell history of the distric. ocedrsd this morning shortly before II o'clock at the Lsrssto aesd. emy grounds. wten Emil. shs ssves gear old son of MT aud Mrs Emil Msrks. ~ss caught and crush,d be-, meath . 500 pound garden roller which had been employed in con nnection with grading work on the grounds.
 A feature heighteniDg the tragedy
 of the accident to the ntmost vas the
 fact that the roller wss pushed by
 David Asrks, young brother of the
 victim of the accident. and another
 playmate, Tony Downs. who with
 Emil were playing with the roller
 during the recess hour. The two boys
 pushing the roller and Emil trying to
 climb upon it, were sil without the
 slightest idea of the danger that pre-
 vailed. until the roller came cn l.
 siight downgr.de in the yard spt
 they were unable to control it. Al this moment Emil fell from the roller directly in front oft.
 What had been . moment bsfor, ] joyous play for all Of the children wa' P instantly turued tn ...sIos, e th .. .viiier, in the tight Of large numhe 3 of children and sevsral work men. wn 2 were unable to reach che sosns io tim } to be of any assistance in checkin g the weight. passed oyer the body ( D the chill.
 d Medical sd wss immediately sum D moued, but . few minusss sitsr th b injury of the child. sai before t doc or could arrive, shs hssis bo I expired iu the srms of voskms = who had gathered hin up. L.t, Q medical examination iodics'ed Obi ;n the body bod teen crushed ard hss d action stopped. probably by the pre- !" sure oi broken ribs about the orgsI
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15

-16 NEW BupsDsaa H- ZEIGER e1 e:s;: :s;s: q :,H p tens particularly to Mining onR S1tucmen and their famflIea
 A. StAtnG reom VIII ooas oDo hnns ssv pseeo-bu9set. fov '1e0 win 000n sScI. nsSssess sos Essvsa yFiSess 1n.H0 nsr.. VII seas anSey- 10vS1S'
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
Ex 0isbss Mayor

Js WilIisms, ex.msyos oi Bisbee, was . visitor iu the county seat today, returning home this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
Tickets for Big Dance
Knight of the Grip

TB Grace the we'll known drummer sbo makes Tomhstone regularly Wss . visitor in the county seat todsy % one of his regular trips.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
Finishing Touches

FIX Williams. our local brush sFtiss, is putting on the 6nishioE touches to the interior of the new sheriff's office in the rear of the court house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
h From Pearce

Chss M Rensud, the well known merchant of Pearce, with branch siorss at 6Ieesoo ard CourtIand. is in the county seat for seversl days co . witness in the Glseson. Costello case which has ben on in tbs superior eoust ios ths past ssvssal dAys. ---=
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
Brings Home Blue Ribbon

Ton,bstone is again . ~inner. The beautiful. oi; painting by Mrs John R ok of this c ty, which was sent to the art exhibit at the state fair ct Phoenix, has been clssssd among the winners and award. d . blue ribbon according to word received here'todsy The painting was that of 'Krees mark. the thoroughbred horse owned by Mr Rock, and known here s' "Ba.ter," and was meritorious of th' prise awarded.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-12-18
PuIENILLE.

Rikeyirle, KY, June 2l.-No trace
as been discovered of the pouE u
Mrs McClelland Justice, who hufi
"a herself in the Big Sandy river
- tbe rear of her beautiful home
IN West Pikeville last Ihursuay
night Posters announcing ina.
reward of fifty dollars will be pau
for the recovery of the body nave
haer scattered broad cast ana
MANY men are still dragging the
liver, The five smaller OF the SIX
| children Of the woman have been
cont TO the home of her parents
Nrr and Mrs. Wainwright Adkins
BENDING the search for the Dou!
i Mrs Justice had been Ill LOT se'
. eral days, prior to the TRAGEDY
! John ]. Johnson thinks he MAJ
f . good one on this scribe an'
t in fact he has. In dashing Of
l. newspaper articles at RAPID ra'
,e os is our custom, when pressed 10
time and never at any time takih
time to copy or or even rec
the manuscript over trusting
nrovidence that same VIII
nv least convey what we wish to e
ne nress we mentioned in our Ashlai
of Independent correspondence Ia
.r- week that the presence of U
.rp skeletons found on Pompey WI
it's the corset, hat and corksere
err clothes, might have been ca
.ir- Of double suicide of some one pa
les ing through years ago, and
Johnson is rejoicing in the 4
that DR.. Wroten copied same V
bation from the Independent
the Big Sandy News, just for u
the chief, but we are ever on
iy's alert to corner a joke on the 0
i'm ed fellow and so are Wiling
the take our medicine.
idr. D. C. Steele, prominent
. wealthy citizen of our town, IS
fter ically i'll of form of poisoning
9TH his fine new home, corner Scot1
Fourth streets But little hope
entertained as to his recovery.
Hon. ]. w. NJ Stewart ana
who have been in PikeVllle
TAX several days returned to ASH
'0O,- yesterday.
elby Prof. w. NJ, Byington, OF Lo'
cav will conduct the institute
here which convenes on July eleVeht
lams Will z. Flanery expects "
of deayor to make the session
let Of special interest
A case of scarlet FEVER IS
norted in West Pikeville, the
!. tim being little Alice daugn'ei
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ratcliff.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-12-18

lis 41a.pg her mother, Mrs. Ssrab
Edwards, of his place.
Married, on the 18TH OF june
Miss Bessie Dixon to Edgar Pres
ton. both OF this place, The bride
being one of our most popular
Young ladies and the bride grom
fine young man, Rev. G, " PACK
nerformed the ceremony. We wish
them long and happy life,
Hiram Daniels is visiting ONE
folks at this writing.
Robert sn,sIss ts4+4tonday io'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-12-18
DEDICATION JULY 3Td.
6 NJ. E. Church South at Russell
|, Rev. 0. F, Williams, Pastor.

/ Rev O. F. Williams writes US
from Russell, Ky, that the ha"u
some new South Methodist church
al that place will be dedicated On
Iu1y 3rd and that the z. ana :,
has been asked to run the DIS
sandy train on down from Ashlanu
10 Russell on the morning Oh '""'
day Rev williams eztends
special invitation to Louisa peopl'
to be present, IL,
The building cost more thu'
$40 900 and is said to be a yer!
fine structure for the money IN
vested. -, \
The dedicatory sermon VIII .
, sreached by Bishop R. G. wafer
house, a very able man. 1t VIII n
doubt be a very interesting oec'
| sion
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-12-18
Miss Louise Cruteher is visiting
.aIatiyes in Central City

Miss Louise Crutcher is visiting
relatives in Central City.
DR.. I'D. Burgess was called 70
Inez yesterday on professional BUS
mess.
Mrs. Cecil Hudgins' Of oiive M"
IS visiting her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. f. r. Moore.
Miss Efne lobe. head nurse OF
the hospital. has returned from .
visit to her parents
Fred Loar, OF Huntingdon Is nov
salesman with the sirm OF Loar .
tslrke, of this city,
4 Miss FLORENCE Millender return
ID saturday from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN ND been attending school.
Mrs j. Carey has returned
from isit to her brother. cnas
Y. Abbot in Fayetteville y -
a Mrs M w. Marcum, Of ceredo
/. returned home after a visit :
relatives i ,e and in the county.
If (pr. Burgess and childre'
" wen, brolup Saturday to Vlsl
her M NrtMrs, Arnolda Burgess
* wnlia> urton, of Lick creek
n, MO has m sick several weeks
ne VAS able i ome to Louisa Tuesda'
Rem Buzz and mother and p
VI sister-in-lawV Miss Allen, Of sFicy
DIS county. visit3d relatives az oa'a
- pa Sundc~
FOO.
or sale to r, Heston returned
Indictments scra,t Portsmouth sever
effectter q visit to her 81
forced.
away fired has return
!. !, H., be kiySoint Military Acad
90 n lea. the 81 faileGf to pass 7
pastor buried hA''y'
ness visi- Formulation, Of Buchanf
!. own pre- rgner and daught
attend their mel. Mo- are guests
= Ridge and notif5ailaee. Jr, -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-12-18
Reward for Lost Trunk

,e latter part of May a large
trunk was taken from the
in front of Dixon, Moore
perrre in Louisa Supposed
proval in 6GasM mistake -, -
where. "
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-12-18

Mrs. verna Greene a IN
Norma, made a business
Willard Saturday. [
supt. Jay o'Daniel
iting friends here. ps'
Miss Dora Kretzer spTG
day and Sunday with hol,i
Mrs. Mollie shepherd,
meales, is no better.
Miss Hazel Fischer wa
on friends at Grayson LAST
Tom skaggs passed thfo,
on his way to Blaine MoE
Mr.. and Mrs, John Rif
daughter, who have beef
friends here has returned
home on East Fork.
Chit Osborne, postmI
Blaine, was here last week.
rayer meeting at thisplac
cry Friday night,