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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
$1,000 TWO CENT
STAMPS TO MAIL
CATALOGUE
Z. w. Fee Gives Postmaster
Hopkins Largest Order on
Record at Local Postoffice.
SHOWS SURPRISING
GROWTH OF BUSINESS

Fifteen thousand two cent stamps
Did you ever sec that many. an ln
hunch7
Fifteen thousand two cent stamps
is what E W. Foe. the feed. seeds.
poultry and stock supplies man went
up % the postoiiicc window about ana
asked tho postmaster for yesterday.
Mr. Hopkins had Go listen twice 90
believe his ears but when he found
there was mo- Joke about 70 hc brought
forth $500 worth Of stamps Fifteen
thousand stamps b. some stamps. or
al least it looked that way when they
were piled az on top Of Mr Fees
desk yesterday. where he and his as
sistants were busily engaged ln pre-
pairing for mailing $4,000 copies which
make mp the edition OF his catalogue
~ supplies for pouiiymen. gardeners
stockmen, bee Keepers and ranch
men this year
Just putting those stamps on Is a
good big contract an by itseif--let
alone licking them, Mr.. Fee of course
uses mechanical Ticker FOR such a
large consignment
This o. the largest single order OF
stamps on record here.
The 1914 catalogue b. larger than
ever before q Is issued by home
talent Albright ana Anderson and be-
considerable OF an achievement lu the
printing line.
II Is striking demonstration 81
the remarkable growth Of Mr. Fees
big business from its beginnings here.
Ten yenrs ago ne issued his first cate
alogue--a modest pamphlet OF Just a
TOW pages while the present edition
looks as IL Il might be- from one 81
the big eastern mail order houses
Dcpendnh Bile merchandise. square
dealing a one price system ana
proper business methods combined
with "a faith Ia the future OF Aibu-
querQue are responsible for the growth
loo the business, hich now. from tho
headquarters In the biz brick building
lac 2I2-2if-2tG Lead avenue reaches
practically an over the southwest. In
addition 90 the commodious sales
building Mr. Fee has large ware
house at GiO-6I2-Gti West Coat ave-
nue.. The establishment Is one 81 the
largest commercial enterprises in the
state. q home institution OF great Inn
purtanCe 60 Albuquerque.
send in your orders FOR The cat
aloEue now. Il b. absolutely compre-
hcnslve, covering everything in the
way Of supplies ana seeds and para
phcrnalia u is good reading even II
you are not a poultryman. stockman.
ranchman, aiiarist or gardener.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
JAIL OR $4,000 FOR
GENERAL JOSE
INEZ SALAZAR
United States Attorney Burk.
hart Expects to Have Defin-
lite News of Disposition Of
Captive in Few Days.

"B'yDnd the fact that hr has been
arrested in the western district OF
Texas. 4 have NO Information ua 60
what has been done Boa the case uf
General Jose lncz -nmznr." said
United states Attorney Summers
Bnrkhurt this morning 81 expect.
however 60 have Information within
u few days as 90 what has been done
with the general
General salas8r % Will Doe re-
called. was arrested before ] became
United States attorney The man
was arrested at the Instance of the
state department. Bio was Indicted
Tor violation of tho neutrality Jaw
ana WIS held under bond OF $1,000.
This bond he forfeited
when We learned utat Sala1ar
was being pushed uorthward by
Villas forces. I concluded at once
that he would soon show up on our
side OF the border ANA had new
warrant issued for him aud AN order
increasing his bond 90 $4,000. These
were forwarded To- the United states
officers FOR the western district OF
Texas whore Salugur. as had been cN-
pected. was forced % cross Ills ar
rest was reasonably certain from the
start The procedure now will De-
tu bring him before the United states
commissioner at Maria, where he will
either furnish bond or AN order issue
Cor his removal 60 This district In
the event 81 his failure To- furnish
the 5000 bond he will oe brought
90 New Mexico nt once and ! should
not be- surprised Co uud the general
in our midst almost any day new.
The assistant United states uttorucl
at ~ Paso Is handling the case for
this office.
"once brought 10 Sew Mexico the
further disposition ct General sala-
zars case viii be- up 90 the courts.
The arrest ct General Salazar and
his further fate are of the greatest
Interest TO New Mexico people. and
particularly To the southern part Of
the state since IL was under Salazar's
orders that Tom Fountain, son OF
General Fountain. and who was serV-
ms in the Mexican army. was execute
,d under the No-called fugitive law.
ln other words Fountain wan turned
loose Ia the presence of troop ot
soldiers with loaded rifles and told
To- run while the soldiers shot him
The case attracted wide attention
at the time and "a demand made from
this government through Secretary nt
state Knox, that he Mexican gov
crnment make prompt amends which
up to this time said government has
failed Co do.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
WILL LET CONTRACT
FOR SAN DIEGO
BUILDING
State Exposition Commission
to Hold Important Meeting
Tomorrow in Santa Fe.
Especial Cortespsndeaes 90 ths iisrsiaI

AHNNHNAA N"NNfHNNNMNAfN ~ Ahe NeNnNh
santa Pc, y. a.. Jan. 90 The
state cxpositlon commisslue viii
mcct here tomorrow afternoon In
what viii be- one OF the most i'm
puriari sessions since its ORGANIZE
ton The commission. which ls
composed of q. H. rwitcholl Man
uol y. Visu Ca, Reed. = r. CLARK
aud J D. svhuier recently visited
the exposition site Ht san Diego.
whom the location ui the New Mcxico
building vas finally determined on.
Architect W. uspp. the official
architect of the commission who
accompanied the members to- sap
lirRo. remained ON the ground a.
complete the plans ana call Tor bids
On the work aud his report viii De-
received zee tomorrow meeting tfp-
on ar Happs report the commits
sion VIII Doe able 60 determine the
disposlti'n of tho remainder 81 tho
funds IA its command. after setting
aside the sum necessary for the con.
structiun
The meeting also H. expected to
hear reports from those In charge
~ various features 81 the work aud
tu make final plans Tor the coiioc-
tloiu and placing Of the state dis
play
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
KERN WILL GO TO
THE BALTIMORE
AND OHIO
Stated Unofficially That Pop.
ulsr General Superintendent
of Santa Fe Will Soon Make
Change.

a was learned this mornfns from
what seems a. hc an authoritative
source. thar the rumor current for
several duys in railroad circles Go
the effect that j. NJ Kufn, general
superintendent of tho western diVi-
sion 10 soon to leave the service of
the Santa BE- is correct IL h stated
unofficlally that MIR kurn has been
rendered AN important position 900
the operating department OF the
Baltimore and ohio railroad sys-
tenn. that hc has accepted and thut
he win take the new position in the
near future a IL further stated
that Mr. kurn II 10 be succeeded as
general superintendent hy either
Frank Myers, NOW superintendent,
pf the Sew Mexico division. or su.
pOrinicudeut uristol uf the Colorado
division; b is gathered. however
that the matter ct AR kurn's sue
cessor h. more or less surmiso and
drawn from the fact that both men
named are Ia line for succession. No
confirmation of this has come from
M Kurn direct, but the Information
rs given hy railrosd men in u posi-
tlun Go Know.
The news that Mr. Kurn is Co
leave the Santa Fe win be- received
with sincere regret not only in tho
railroad circles. bur among people
AN along the line under his super
vision. especially ia Sew MeNico. Sc
mas been in the santa BE service for
many Years end has made large
circle of very warm friends all over
the state and especially ou the New
Mcxico division .where he was sip-
toned a. superintendent for "a num-
her of wears ana from which posi-
be- was advanced 10 the general su'
perlhtendenrs position under Con
oral Manager ~ a. Fox Mr. Kurn
O. thorough railroad man and is
regarded generally nH am authority
on operating matters.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
FORTY THOUSAND
ENVELOPES TO
Be USED
Merchants Place Orders for
Mail Coverings Carrying
Panoramas Of Albuquerque
on the Back.

The Lithgow Manufacturing sta-
uoncry company today completed
taking orders for clever AIbuuurr-
que advertising SCHEME lu which mcr-
chants AN over the cts are co-operat-
inE. The merchants have ordered u
total Of forty -thrco Thousand CnNrl-
upcs OF ull sizes which are Geo bear
the names of the various business
houses on the front as usual. and
on the back two ganoramns of Albu-
qucrquc.
Tho enor, viii be Co make these
panoramns show as much of the busi-
ness district as possible. william n.
Walton is making the panOramas
Last week he made one from the top
vt the Elks thuator showing very
good view OF the business district
from the tracks tu the Masonic tem-
pie. Mr. Walton IL not satisfied with
this view, which, while beautiful
photograph, shows the backs ct many
ot the principal buildings iio is go-
ing 20 make several additional Mega
tNes and expects % mako one from
the roof of the happlc Furniture
company \ store which has not hccn
tried before and which he believes
viii make better showing. Many
photographers have tried 90 make 30
panorama Of albuquerque but up 90
this time with indifferent success, the
city. and especially the business disc
trict, being $50 located that "a success
fui panorama is almost impossible.
The view made by Mr.. Walton last
week b. by far the best yot taken.
The merchants using the envelopes
will leave the forms standlng. $50 that
the advertising envelope viii be in
continual use.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
TRAVELLING MEN FIND
sour HWES STERN
BUSINESS GOOD
Albuquerque Merchant Makes
a Point of Seeing Them All
and Finds Cause for RejOic-
ing in Their Opinions.

p. } strong OF the strong book
store, has a hoouy lie likes to talk
g. travelling statesmen Mr. strong
long ugo found ONT That the travelling
statesmen as "a class are better inform
cd nH Ia conditions in business
throughout the country than any
other class of business men. and in
his recent talks with thcm be has
found cause Tor happnoss
n Hike Co talk Go thu travelling
men" said MI strung this morning.
and nnd IL uiways pays to do so.
They know conditions aud know thorn
20 first hand Their opinions ON bust.
ness conditions are bound t. carry
weight. Recently every travelling
salcmnan Z have met hns told me
that conditions throughout the coun-
Try are changing. impruvinG. looking
up that orders arc increasing. that
towns are looking moro prosperous.
that, in q word. the country IN right
on the verge Of % big cra of pros
porous times
"Of course there are always local
conditions. W. have out own local
conditions ns has ever, community
bat generally Hpcnking these men
bring me nothing but news ot good
times ahead and Dc b. mighty cncour-
aging.
my business iu 1913 was much
better than in iat2. nlthuush the year
probably was not ar prosperous In all
lines nH was its predecessor But
from all can SIRE We here in Albu-
querque have ample cause for COM
graduation and for the feeling which
nnd TO be- general la the community
that the year ahead Is going TO bee our
very best
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
ONE BIG IRRIGATION
ENTERPRISE WHICH
HAS MADE GOOD
Remarkable Showing by Cal.
ifornia Concern Headed by
Man Who Directs $1,000
600 New Mexico Loans.

10 take hold of "a tcn-milliOn-doi
lar reclamation project and make IT,
o. paying proposition from the start
Be- performance such us o. rare
but nofhlnr lou ghan
this b. the achievement of the CALF
fornm Delta Farms Inc., whose
great enterprise in tho San Joaquin
valley of california has been under
the direction OF President Lee a
Phillips The showing Boa the re-
Gently issued auuuol staiemeut of
ihr company o. of particular iutrrca.
Coz New Mexico. as Mr. Phillips o.
the man whc o. in direct charge of
the million dollars In loans placed
ty tho Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
company in this state. as practical
evidence of this blk companys en-
tire confluence 80 the development
Of the SunHhlne state
Some 81 the Interesting ngurcs in
the statement. ns showing She scale
or operations of this concern are ae
foiiows Assets include real estate,
tg.g07.l2NST: permanent Improve
monts. stt2g. 2OG.OS; personal prop
erty. saGO.aSf.5G, ETC.. making a to-
tai az ttO,6t2.67f.40.
The statement ~ liabilities I'M
cludes $500 600 capital stock.
bonds authorized. s8.6OO,0OO. less
unirsucd &95O,ooo, S2.bs0,ooO: sur
plus az date s2fG07o.69; etc In
the surplus account there is noted
thc item "ulvidcuds paid to stock
holders. Sa25. 600"
The statement calls attention 90
the fact that the entire rent roll ~
the company amounting 90 fa7t.-
SI0tf cash rental. was collected IN
tau prior TO the end ~ the year. u
o. stated that n 1919 the Income OF
the company VIII he increased $500
600 The sum of si23.000 was spent
TOR new machinery during the year.
machinery used la the building Of
letces. digging Of canals. pumping.
dredging etc. n is said some 81
the finest farms ON the coast are
NOW In the hands or the company's
tenants ON This Immense reclamation
enterprise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
CL0GGED NOSTRILS OPEN At ONCE,
HEAD COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH

grant balm dissolves by the heat 81
tho nuatrils; pcnctratcs and heals tho
inflamcd, swollen membrane which
lines the nose. head ana throat.
clears the air rassascs; stops nasty
discharges and "a feeling of cleansing.
soothing relief oomes immediately
Don't lay awake tonipht struggling
Tor breath with head stuffed nosriN
CLOSED, hawking ana niowlng Ca-
tarrh on cold, with its running nnHo,
foul mucous dripping into the throat,
truly nccdlcsa
Put your faith just onccin
ElNs Croa ~ BALM and your cold
or catarrh viii surely disappear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
In one Minute Yuur Stuiy Nosc and
Head Cicarz SnCcxing aud No-c
Rum rg Cease, Dull Headache
Goes

Try "Elys Cream Balm
Get small bottle anyway just to
try q Apply q little boz thc nostrils
ana instantly your clnggcd nosr and
stopped-up air passages ot the head
viii open; YOU viii breathe freely
dizziness and headache disappear fy
morning' the cutarrh coldsinthcVd
or catarrhal sore throat viii be- gone.
End such misery now. Get the
small bottle Of "ENs Cream BALM
ut any drug store. This sweet. fra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

pcFnnflfnt Iunhl AVNV ''"'''Illll'"''
Washington, Jan. 20.--Added eNl-
dence that President Wilson has ac-
cepted the plan Of Colonel Goethals
for permanent governments for the
Panama canal zone q seen IN the dts
patch OF captain Rodman OF the navy
10 tbs lsthmus to confer with Colonel
Ooeihals about the handling Of ship
ping and control of the nnchorages'
o. which the captain Wal have charee,
President Wilson has made no an-
nOuncoment OF what form Of govern
ment he viii approve and secretary
Garrison deolinaa a. a a.. Az heuHh
u la generally believed Ia oMrlM clr-
- - u ------- - L.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
MANY INDICTMENTS
FOR LIQUOR LAW
VIOLATIONS
Expected That Long String OF
Criminal Cases Will Result
from Supreme Court Indian
Land Rulings.
tspse,a, Dl-pa,eh 90 EsealaE nsralal

Santa re. a. a.. Jan sO--'rhe re-
cent decision 81 the united states
supreme court holding that the laws
prohibiting the sale Of liquor 10 In
dians are effective on aiF hands held
hy the Puebloa, or which must De
trayeraed in the traffic. rs resultlUg
ia extensive activity by officers Of the
Indian service charged with enforcing
the Rnti-iQuor law.
u Is understood here that operal-
ing under this law and the court 4
del isiou agents OF the indian
department. haye prepared cases
against more than forty individuals
charged with violations which are to
hc brought before the next session
az the grand jury here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
FIRE THREATENS TO
WIPE OUT BUSINESS
SECTION OF DEXTER


tBy Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald. !
= Roswell y. NJ, Jan. 20 y
. Fire which for a time threaten .
. ed 60 wipe out the business sec .
. ton of Dexter fifteen miles .
. south 81 here. destroyed four =
. buildings. including hotcl =
= telephone office and newspaper .
. plant tutalling about 5000. .
. cliff Shirley. iodgcr in the =
. hotel, was severely Injured by =
= lumplng from second STORY =
. window .
. NAeNNAoNaeNNeseS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
snnntnr CnIInm owing.

Springfield. llls Jan, 20. Private
advices received late today stated that
former United states senator shelby
N. Cuuom wHs sinkins aud that his
death was expected momeutarily Mr.
Cunom d 1T his home IN Washington.
ID O.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

London. Jan 26,-l.ord strath-
coma and Mount Royal hlgh COM
missioner for canada, 81 dying The
physicians n attendance reported
that he had hocume unconscious az
lsaO this AFTERNOON.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

We Wish Co express through these
columns cur heartfelt and grateful
appreciation 90 the many acts -
Kindness on ihe part of our friends
al the time of our bereavement Va
the death of eur daughter and sister
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

"Gcnerally duhilllated for years.
Had sick headache, lacked ambition.
WAS worn out nnd ail run down Bur
dock blood Biucrs made me wei
woman. Mrs. Chas. freitoy Mooa-
up, conn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

Phone 3. tea Barn. sii W. Copper
Tor firat-ciass hacks and carriages
W. T. Trlmble & Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20
HAS
GOOD SHOW FOR
SANITARIUM
Deputy Supreme Dictator Les
sing Thinks This City Is
Well in the Running, Sell
lers Rides Goat Tonight.

At a largely attended and euthusl-
asiir meeting OF the Albuquerque
lodge of Moose and their friends IN
she Moose lodge rooms last night,
Deputy supreme Dictator Gunther
LossinH az va puso told thc meeting
that \louQuerque not only has u
chance o. land the great sg0oo. 900
sanltarium which the order is soon
10 build. but that this city has "a Yery
good chance indeed iu the compete
tiun among southwestern cities MI
Leasing viii be- here today assisting
members Of the order In organiza-
ton work
SELLERS a. Ride Goat.
There win be great doings In tho
order tonight. Tor no other than
Mayor -. X. a. SELLERS IL fated 10
ride the goat and the members Of
the order have the animal la q fair
state 81 training. u b. said that the
mayor In 10 be- received into the or
der with not only open arms but
with an bars down. 4 number 90
other candidates are to be- Initiated
tonight and the lodge here Is having
"a rapid growth.s
Tomorrow "Wednesday, nlght will
be ladles night az the Moose lodge
rooms and viii take the form of "a
hard times party, All ladies ana
their gentlemen friends are To he
CARRIED In their oldest hard-time
clothes. There will be refreshments
plenty OF music and dancing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-20

Tho name Deans inspires confi-
dence Deans kidney pilln for Kid
neg iile. Doana ointment lnr skin
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-05-08
Looked over Trent Streams.

W M. Hart and Il d. Wartinbee
went up to Conover Saturday after.
noon to look. at the trout streams
in. that vicinity. The Professor re-
turned the same evening, stepping
the course in two hours and twenty
minutes. He said the stunt McKen-
zie brags about won't, be good pas
time for him after school is out, as he
intends to make the Conoyer trip
twice week frosa then on, providing
his wife doesn't hold other views.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-05-08


There's a yonng man in slais town
81 ii, ;;itt hare: IS isach of
promise suit if Ele doesn't quit his
trifafag We. heard the xoung lady
say 50 herself
jill. Hunter was in toWEa Wednes-
day after a load of seed oats. and Glow
er seed. He has leased che Pineo
farta for the season and will work it
in connection with his OWE farms;
Joe Stepanskf was one OF those who
patronized Strong & Manley for a
new Ford car this week. Joe says he
will teach the brute to cross Mud
creek without shying, and has it
pretty well subdued now
The Lawler building on Wall street
is being thoroughly remodeled inclnd-
ing plate glass front. and will soon
be occupied by Lawrence Kuehne,
Electrician. and Dealer in Electricax
Supplies.
When you are on
the water wagon
drink the soft drinks
made by Bob Felt.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-05-08
County Highway Commissioner
Graded Business Streets

One Of the most complete cleanings
the Village Of Eagle River ever got,
took place We are told on Arbor Day.
Among those who heard and answered
the call, was County Highway Com
missioner, G. HI. Jackson, who kindly
devoted two days t, the grading of
Wall and Railroad streets, causing a
marked improvement of thesame. It
was a job that needed doing and SO
the agitation of two weeks ago,
turned out well after all,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-05-08
Get your soft drinks
IN any variety and
quantity of BobFe EFT.

Miss Flora Vantwood of Waters
meet spent Saturday with friends in
town.
May 9TH, Mr.. and Mrs. Tester of
.als village welcomed a son to their
home.
Mrs. Julius Dickman and daughter.
Of State Line were visitors here. We'd
aesdaE
Rev. Griffith was called to Phelps
Wednesday to preach the funeral SER
4on of child.
Dan Graham returned Thursday
rom a surveying trip over in the
Western part of the county.
0. Z. Bowen received fine looking
young horse from the Wausau Sale
Stable Yesterday
NJ A. Fuller of Star Lake, is a.
guest at the home of his daughter,
us Allfed Morgan.
Mrs. G. W. Tackett and sister, Miss
alller: were two of the Phelps ladies
nat were shopping here Saturday.
Tom McGregor was down from
Maple Grove Resort and spent the
nFSt Of tie week with his family here.
A }. Austin went to Fond du Lac
tuesday as the Villas county delegate
10 the state NJ. W. A. Convention.
Mrs. Grant Cook left Monday to
spend week with relatives at New
London and other towns in that Sec.
Ton OF the state
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-05-08
All kinds of soft
drinks made and
sold by Robt. Felt.

For the most striking window dis
pay in town. Take look at Larry
Aoehne's Place. after the shades Of
evening fall.
Mrs. w. G Reemer returned to Chi
ago Monday after spending week
WITH Mrs. Walleck at Hiawatha
Lodge on Duck lake.
Jim Merical returned Monday from
milwaukee and will make this town
us headquarters while selling grocer
Is Tor Milwaukee firm.
Dist. Atty. o'Connor, J. T. Nema-
theek, N. NJ. Emmons and Finn Law
u, left Monday for Wausau to at
end the Northern Wisconsin Deyel-
'pment meeting.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-05-08
ENJOYED trip shack to the farm" =

Miss Sarah Carter is returned from
spending several days with her friend
Miss Barbara Delanski, at the Delan-
ski farm home. Miss Carter reports a
perfectly lovely time given her by her
friends. And was greatly impressed
with farm life as seen at this beauti-
full season of the year, and said its
the best fun out. to watch the antics
of little colts, calves, pigs and lambs:
And that to be chased By an i'll tenn
pered goose or turkey gives one the
greatest thrill imaginable.