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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
WILLIAM BOYLE HAD
LIZARD IN STOMACH
Special TO The Tribune.

SPECIAL TO Ine Tribune.
KELLOGG. Idaho, Feb l--William
Boyle OF this city is exhibiting TO his
friends a lizard four inches long, which
has caused him a great deal Of suffering.
The creature Is now preserved In alcohol.
but was only recently removed from
Boyle's stomach. where 1t lived for about
five years. IT was alive when first re-
moved. Boyle has suffered torments from
stomach trouble, without any relief until
the lizard was taken out He has swal-
lowed medicine by the quart, and finally
tried osteopathic treatment. which dis
closed the presence of the live lizard.
How the creature got into the mans
stomach Is a mystery, but the doctor ven
lures the theory that Boyle drank pol
luted water which contained the egg Of a
lizard and II afterward llatched and grew.
Cases like this are rare in medical sci
ence, and that the victim did not suffer
even greater discomfort is surprising.
Boyles condition improved as soon as the
opera ton was over and he was relieved
OF the presence of his unwelcome guest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
|TD Be TAKEN
X TO GEM STATE
i After Escaping From
.,,;;.l School, but VIII
Have to Return.

p,r;tt Soon. the girl whom the
!. bsen holding for the past
,sys pending instructions from
|;sls Of the Idaho state indus
'.ol. was yesterday gwen INTO
~ III of H. A. Giltner, local rep
q of the Idaho institution and
4 The Commercial Guard d
uv,rid :5.usr said last night that he
tad Ia the story of the young
~ W. she was recently married
q ''s soom. who, according to her
hsre with her from Idaho on
4 "a According TO the story OF
~ y, ras married IN this city on
~ by bishop C. Fl. WorthcD OF
q ward, the license having
|.;uod by the pair at Farming.
rt "a Bishop Worthen is out Of
'uEp Members of his family last
|,6rmed the story OF the girl,
|zsi the marriage was per
4 sbe Wortheu home, 256 West
South street. a. ill
storg to Mr.. Glltner, the glrl
. 'sbe met Soon at Thornton,
day after her escape from
institution, She said that
IA in Salt Lake on December
,sre married on January 5,
.st;no her within a few days
4 resSsed to comply with his
d she lead life of shame.
time, until she was taken
by the police, she had lived
frieud. Irene Hottell Howell.
IN rirl escaped with the Pruitt
A he Idaho Industrial school
Liar o7 When found here by
che showed a marriage IL
Inc conclusive evidence that
beep married 10 James Howell
| allowed 10 go. ,
.|fner received word last night
"A Davis. assistant superinten.
IA industrial school will arrive
Iske today to take charge Of
. The young woman, who says
II seventeen years of age, has
4 10 Mr.. Giltner a desire that
.nkeu back to the school and
marriage be annulled. In the
Soon, who is said 10 be pro
barber shop and pool hall
&loh. cannot be found. How
msrried the Hottcll girl, has
Employment here and the two
happily. Mr.. Giltner said last
he did not think the officials
hool would disturb their do
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
|RNOR WILL NOT
ANT EXTRADITION
he Tribune.

4 lHe lIlpuH'-
FEB. 4.-Goyernor Haincs to-
N to honor rcquisition papers
on behalf OF Governor Stewart
|'a for the return 10 Nissouls.
Charles F. Thomas of Bruneau.
znBwer to the charge Of child
IN denying the eXtrsdition.
Governor Halnes attached the
|2t Thomas must pay 10 his
n Thomas. $3.50 per month
70 OF the child until granted it's
i lhe courts, or, II not. until
eoules IS years old.
made n sensa Llonal fight
sriff Rock of Owyhee county.
|1at official had attempted 10
NJ and spirit him out of Idaho
|1t having a. warrant. The citi-
lneau. where Thomas conducts
|rdness, then became indignant
<9y the sheriff treated Thoma S
vigorous protest TO Governor
b show their faith in Thon1e 3
rebuke to the sheriff. many of
ne the prisoners bondsmen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
THREE NEW INDICTMENTS.
SncciaI 10 The Tribune.

BOISE, Idaho. Feb, 4.-The tedeIai
grand jury in session here returned three
new indictments tonight. Untli bencm
not be made public.
George W. Boyd, the defaultlng Boise
postoffice clerk threw himself on inc
mercy Of the court and pleaded guilty.
He escaped with n six months sentence
In the county jail Boyd opened letters
as distributing clerk and took money
from t.1em. He Is said to have used IL
Nellie McDevitt. former postmistress at
Placerville who held back the commits
sion OF her successor. was fined Sloo.
She IS the sister OF a prominent merchant
hRrn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS
l.. D. S. u. TOMORROW

Both tho l.. D, s. u and the salt Lake high
school basketball ouintettes held thoir last
tico before the big contest aohodulcd for touor-
rom afternoon. Tho gamo Will bp played In tho
Doaeret gymnasium aud will start Mt $3.50 O'Clock,
no that all high eohool atudento Will be able to
attend tho Bnmo
Every I. d. 8 student rom tho stnld senior
10 the little freahmun is talking basketball Tho
interest ia great that tho school authorities
have decided TO hold basketball assembly during
Tho moon hour today, Another assembly will 10
held tomorrow at the L. D. s. U, The L. n.
g. U band win parade The streeto today and to-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
Moy Build New Chapel.

BRIGHAM CITY. Feb tit Is .u
Ran church in this city have .conten. i.
nlsted the erection OF a new chapel nj
some future date not far distant; N! ,,-oas Ths
matter of raising FUNDS a, ior m ts sams puf9S tf,ns
and while nothing has been made pub
iic' it is generally understood that II is
the purpose OF the members here TO bu'io
a ueU chanel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
BUSINESS MAN GOES
ON FOREIGN MISSION
-@:St,e'
A8 a

a farewell testimonial will be given in
the second ward amusement hail at S
o'clock Friday night in honor Of John a.
Carlson, who leaves February IL on a
Mormon mission 10 the See ndinayian n
peninsula. 4 programme OF music and
recitatlons will be followed by q dance
Among those who will participate in the
programme are Mr., and Mrs. L. Elggreu,
Miss Helen Croft, Miss Irene White, Miss
Ethelyn Walker, John a Carlson. Mar
ceIlus Smith. John Robinson, Robert Sid
dowaY and Miss Mary Latham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05

Union association in 1911 and with the
Western Tri-State league for 81 q me. aud
then went back to the Northwestern, lie
is a good umpire and the fans in the
Northwestern league have proven his
popularit by going so far as holding
an umpire day each season IN his behalf.
Tho third umpire for the Northwest
ern will be Casey, a veteran Of the dia-
mond,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
will Make NO Change.

NEW YORK. Feb 4.-Tae revision
committee OF the New York Cotton ex
change decided at IFS monthly meetin'
today 10 make no changes In the differ
cnce between grades OF spot cotton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
nsldsr Bond Election,

zen. 1-Mayor c. T.. Decker
LApayers mass meeting for
9e. February .. at 1880
foarth district courtroom,
s ss OF considering the uues-
nsa a issue by the city to de-
si,aes sises OF connecting the ce-
ctrAs. & oy street crossings and
improvements. II the
me meeting favors the
t,eU ,suno election will be called
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
Euans Severely Hurt.

PARoWAN. Feb. 4,-This morning az az
william a. evans was 81 getthhEf fr,shf Esned on ths ms
autneaI nutnn y cansing 1t to slip and fall on
dmaIet abe iee. Mr.. Bvans's foot caught in the !;
stirrup, sir up the horse dragging him for ,,nsa nali
a block or more, bruisips him y, up seG ssyeie in
terna,Iv' but tonight he is resting as
we'll as can be expected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
Travis Leads Golfers.

Ey International News Service.
PALM BEACH. Fla, Feb t.-Waltcr j, TTaviE
led tho field and captured tho qualification low
scoro medal In the Lakeworth championship With
his card OF ~ today. Tho acorins was hiEh con-
sidoripr the ideal conditions. Nyot only fivo play
era Eot undar 50. r. n. Frazier EyseJ county,
Mass, was tho ueIt in luo. with score OF Is.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
Gibbons to Mest Graves.

Ey International Nows Service.
ST PAUL afinn.. Fob. a.--Mke Gbbons and
"Kid'. Graves OF Philadelphia will meet
the six-rouud route at PhiladcIphia ON Monday
evening, February IS. Tho bout Will be ae catch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
K. OF c. TEAM AND
BROADWAYS VCTORS

Tho Knights OF Counbz bowlots defeated the
Royal Market tcam last NeSht and tho Broad
ways were yictors tho business Mon To-
night tho Wjpd9ors and Nationals play in Tho
City league and the Utah Dixie mocts the Utah
Copper in the Commercial league Last niebra
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05

GoctI. Hardy Mlnco. Jimmie, Toy Boy and
Sidney Peters also ran.
sixth race. one mlIc-Falcadn, t05 TO- BrIon),
8 20 !. won. Sigurd ios (Taplinl. o to 3. SEQ
ond; Molts. 100 tHowardl. 10 to J. third. Time,
1888 2-6. Eva Tanguay, GartnT, Marphal Thigh
man and Acumon also ran,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
fmdts to Marry.
Ehe Tribune

ips', isu 4.-Marriage licenses
|osl l1 Gi,,io 10 the following cou-
~. Slilard and Ellen Soulier.
f,,tSr ernest Long Of Pleasant
vessner veesner Crowthsr OF Provo.
|beI bIa1a Of Waco, Texas, and
Faulkner Of Fairfield,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-05
BROADWAY.
wolgast and Druillard to Box.

BY International Nows Service.
WINDSOR. Ont. Fob t,-hd Wolsast today ao !.
cented the terms Of Promoter I'D Gassco to fight
Patsy prouiilard before tho Windsor 4 c. 90
February N.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
RECEPTION
OF WOMAN'S CLUB
TOMORROW
Other Organizations of City
Unite With Institution in
Social Event OF Importance.
Dancing in Evening.

The clubs uf the Dfy whose mem
hership is composed pr women VIII
unite win The Womtns club tomor-
row in the holding OIL the annual New
years reception winch has been e.
feature ot the social activities OF tho
club for several YEAR past. The re-
coptiou will De hell from 3 to q
o.cloeN ,n the a"ftern..n followed D.
dancing 100 enc eNe1in. for the young
people. commencing $3.50.
THE reception has always been 81
considerable social Importance and
this years event vii. 1c fully up 70
the usual standard.
Tho clubs whi-h urite ln assuming
charge of 90 are the Tuesday cirD. the
Fortulghily Music stub. the Parent
Teachers asSociatrr and Inc Wom-
ms ciub The pre- dents of an OF
these vii De In the rccciviug Tine
The chairman ct the reception com
mittcc ,s Mrs. - rs Bittn"r Tho
thstftoa1 of the ms ic committee is
Mrs John ~. Wi rrson and the
chairman Of the nireahmcnfs COM
mittce Be- Mrs r. 8. Wilkerson
Tho general ruhlt is iu,ltei 10 AZ.
tend the reception.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
BASS HAS A PLAN
FOR SHORT GUT
To CANYON
Camp Owner Seeking Support
Of A. A. A. Manufacturers
and Auto Owners for Pro-
posed Road; Fighting San
Ca Fe.


W W. nass, who conducts Bass
Camp al Grand Canyon. has writtcu
TO COL -. X. -. SELLERS OF a plan To
build a short cut Tor autoists hat will
about 100 miles of travel
This. writes Mr.. Bass, rs count
ing the detour the present road makes
into Biz chino valley 10 get to Ash
Fork.
what h called the short cut con
tinued Mr. Bass. will never become
"a popular road if I am any Judge This
route / propose b. over a natural
Eradc n free from mountains and
volcanic ciuders. 10 can be Travelled
every day in the wear and Is in quartz
lte formation almost the entire dis
tpncc. But it will he Impossible Co
get 90 ce1t ct county road money to
DO the work so I am noing 20 try 10
build o. myself and this IS my plan.
/ have taken il up with some Of the
big auto builders aud asked their as
sistance and influence 60 help me raise
the money. II seems to me the a. A.
A.. people would each contribute 90
lllile. and anyO who expects 60
visit the canyon ON their way across
20 the fair or from &c would give "a
dollar or two 60 save hat much dis
lance. have teams ana tools aud
the time now while our dull season is
on but must have some cash TO pm
on The men and buy grub and grain
and it viii not take me long To- brush
and log a route through this low
country that VIII surprise the natives.
} can 20 over IL loW almost ala the
way with ms machine as Il is by con-
necting up % few miles between ranch
roads. OF which there are numbers
ALONG the way Most OF these people
have machines ready and this viii
overcome thc much monted question
about following along the railroad all
the time.
'erhls. in time. will Zoe the adopted
ocean t1 Occ6n route REGARDLESS ct
the kicks the town people along the
other route mas register. That little
scheme of the Los Angeles Auto club
" setting subscriptions from these
places 90 insure the adoption of the
line 80 as To hu them all, REGARDLESS
Of surface or climatic conditions is
absolutely ridiculous / never earned
that any Of the contributions ever WAS
applied 90 actual road YORK. Signs
don't build roads not overcome grades
and while the big Interests can keep
the money for oad work where they
SEQ "a thcy cant stop me 81 ] can get
amy help go go on one serious nm
drance in the near future viii be tnts
ionsinF of the public a and the
sale of large tracts of railroad grant
land now going on in this part OF Ari-
IONA. so Tar : know none In thus geo
ton has been contracted for. although
lots has oesn sold asst of the Grand
Canyon railroad lately
Mr. Bass IS hghtius the Santa Fe
railroad. which is intent on getting
ali canyon Tourists into the Harvey
system's hotels, and is opposed {" any
manner OF independent or private
camp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
INTEREST AROUSED
OVER CITY HALL
INSPECTION
Members of WOman's Club
Among Those Who Will
Look Through Municipal
Structure Departments Are
Moving Today.

The moving of an tie cit. depart
ments From the temporary city hall
IN the Kprbcr building 10 bhc new
nan was COMPLETED this afternoon.
Tomorrow. from 10 until o BE- the
mayor, the city judge, Cts clerk
Hughes and the other municipal ON
ciais viii Doe on hand to greet citizens
aud visitors The hall wlil De open
for inspection and everybody in town.
Womenfuik az we'll as men, are Invited
to Cali and look thrnugh - building.
Guides will show callers about, All
the ~intrlcacie OF tIc police and hTe
equipment VIII boz explained.
Much interest has h"en aroused hy
the announcement thai the hall would
be 0pea Tor inspection Members of
The Woman's Club are amons those
who have cflnced their intention Of
calling.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
HAVE YOU BLANKETS
To COVER SIX
Chilli rem?
Pitiablc Plight of Widow and
Her Family Learned by the
Mayor; Swift Action Called
for.

Have yoi ans oid bed coverings OF
any coverings that YOU WONT mind
swing asvnys
Mayor pcatrisht who handles the
city relief fund ga tiny and entireiy
inadequate futol. mas learned 81 "a
widow and six children who have no
bed coverings.
or that particular ease 10 Is hardly
necessary 90 fa5 aul more. Even o.
feeble imagiaation can sense some
tlins 60. The was boo which six children
shher through "a old night without
covers on then beds Rui here o.
another Thought Don't in~dolcuiiy de-
eide that u WIl 3e AN risht r. you
don't send She old sta1kets 700 htvt,
pc tuse aomc0cd, D. sure to answer
CD an appeal Mayor Boatrieht
har of mans cu-es oi distress and
tiV. There b. aIaong them o. boa
~ hl,a Eeed Of bedcoYerings Is acute.
The mover md poor folks who
need aii me blankets yuu give
You don, have to send the cover
iusE if tnat presents too much trou-
BILE. Let Mr. raatrisht Rnow and he
will -caa for them do H now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31

Herboth, painting. sisnwork. 1891.
n you need O plumber phone Eli.
i3eeman a Aver.
Fees Candy storc-Rcautiful boxes
Of CaEdy a. 2e. SOC and $500.
Attend the Woodman Dance New
Years Eve. Admission soc.
Rev j. a. Walker. OF San Marcial.
H. "a visitor IN this city.
Walter Weinman left yesterday for
New YORK "a attend the automobile
show.
Mr aud Mrs. r W. SpIcor and Miss
Eva Spicct of Monmouth. ~, are the
guests of Mrs T.. r Vaughn.
Mrs. r. g.. winfrcy Is visiting rel
atiyes and friends az Brownwood,
Texas. for "a few days.
J. W Prestsll Is AGAIN able TO be
to his room with a severe tonsilitis
attack
Mrs George IA. Givam has returned
from A~lamosordo, where she spent
the holidays with her daughter. Mrs
W p Groom.
T.. &. Newcomer who was recently
10 an ~ Paso hospital. has been
brought here and Is at 81 Juseph's
saaitafiUm. HIS condition. though
still serious, BE- much improved.
D.. a. Dunbar, who has been suf-
feriug from a scver attack of rhcu-
matism Tor the past few weeks. b.
again aole Co be about and viii be at
his office soon.
MI and Mrs James ~. smith are
entertaining their son and daughter
iu-law. Mir and Airs. samuel o,
smith. Of Aberdeen, ;. y. Mr. Smith
formerly lived in Albuquerque.
The " e.. T. 4. will hold a New
Years reception tomorrow afternoon
and evening AT tho home Of Mrs
Vaughn. f23 south Arno. All MEM
bcrs and friends nj The organization
are invited
Or. L. g. RICE has gone 20 Fort
Worth. Tex. az % witness lon a dam
ase suit against the Fort Worth and
Texas rlilroad The suit was insti-
tuted hy D. @ shcrer. who rs well
known here ~hcarcr tx suing on ac-
count ~ injuries hc claims 90 have
received.
g.. r Hamilton. general managcr
Of the Albuquerque Film M 1uiactur-
ing company. and "a leading hguFe IN
the formation Of the new United re-
leasing organization. viii be- here Jan
uary tu attend a stockholders
meeting Of the local CONCERN. MT.
Hamilton has been In Los Angeles d.
rectiag the A~Ibuquerque concerns
production FOR some munths past.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
LAWYERS MUST BE
READY TO SPEED
PROBATE BUSINESS
II. YAN0W,
"a West central.

Judge John Baron Bufs, who has
been an ON extended automobile trp
aith Mrs BurE. is 10 be- hcre January
4 90 open the January term of the
probate court. lie viii De Boa town
emily that day and sl attorno3s hat-
ing business with the rouft are asked
% be- prepared 10 facilitate proceed
inas,
Attorneys 2 Reminded particular
.y Of Judge nufss recent regulation
that lawyers must prepare orders,
DEGREES and the like Tor the courts
signature. a. Dr. done lei The district
court.
county Clerk A. D. WalkCr re-
csi,ed word from Judge aurs last
nEht The letter was dated Numh
Where the ludge will 10 after hold
ins court Is not known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
WHAT THE YEAR
1916 MEANS
FOR YOU
Are You Laying Plans for
Success or Will You Remain
in the RaRks?.

January ] b. al rsuG ag-in-tFue
FOR summing up. Wat nave you ac-
complished during 1882 Are YOU
really ans nsarer the gu,l of siisgess
What are you planning Co accomplish
during 1852
one year ago cores of yOung pee
pie resolved tu cur "a business
traj.sng boz the Albuquerque Business
Cob ge They are nov reaping the
rewards of ,heir Efforts in the busi-
ness world, and laying the founda-
tons for their future success other
ambuious Young people Will begin
their training 90 January g. 1915.
Why not fan in line with the success
winners Begin nos
ALBUQUERQUE BrsiNEss
COLLEGE
rhe special school by Specialists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
NOSE CL0GGED FROM
COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in N~ostrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

An, What RELIEF Your eloegod nos
trils open r.sht up Tho sir 5lssaees of
yuur head are clear and you can
ofcathe freely No more hawkins.
aunnlimg, mucous dis'Darge. hrad-
che. dryness-no ~strlegIUg for
breath az nislt. y1ar cold or cattrrh
Is gone
Don't siay stuffed up' Gc. q small
bottle Of Eits cream Balm from tour
druggist nov. Appl, a little of THE
migrant, ant.scrtic crcsW Boo your uos-
trils, l"t % penetrate througa every alr
pessase W the head, 500 be- ANA hcul
she swollen. iunamcd Wueous MEM
bianc. giving you Instant relief lily
Cream Palm Is just what ctcyy gold
and catarrh sufferer has nccn acekius
Us jus; lllcndid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
AUTO OWNERS ARE
WARNED TO GET
THEIR NEW LICENSES

Automobile OF ths city n
vicinity are warned by the police that
new license tags. for 1913, must Do
obtained az once. II they want 60
escapcf b ota nce or attention
from The policemen OF duty about
the citss
owners OF Cars without 1915 TAGS
wll be stopped by officers Secretary
Of state Antonio i.ucero has notified
the local authorities thar the iiceuse
law Will BE- strictly enforced Else
where IN thc paper appears "a noti'e
by chief OF Police McMillin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
MAN WANTED FOR
SIX YEARS IS !.
AIRES
Police Get a Tip and Smith
Admits Grant County Sher-
iff Is Interested in Him.

Tine police tndgy we're quietly
'tipped 10 she iaci that d. l. smith
was wanted Cor aiieged horse stealing
in Grant coants Policeman y n.
Miiica arrested smith this morning
on The street
The prisoner a. alleged o. awe ad
miited Ca Chief MoMiltin that he was
wanted Cor horse-steaiing in silver
city, but said The vase was az ieasi
siN years old.
Chief 30 Milhn sired new oi Une
arrest 40 Sheriff tIcfbert 1cGralh IA
silver Clti.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
sQUAWs SENTENCED
TO THIRTY DAYS EACH

Two r%olypoiy. moonfaoed squavH.
Lupe Lucero and her sister Juaua
each with a paraEang or Two oi cloth
wrapped around her less, q, cd Judse
craig IN the city ceurt this uesrning
and stoiidly admitted that the wem
into Crcsilno Leyadi's residence on
West Gold ayonhe yesterday afternoon
and stole n pair ~ lace curtains, a
rug and "a womans coat.
judge Craig gave them 80 days
apiece In sail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31

You need q pair % Ruabcr In or
dHngcrr Of % tuid ard ua .ou.a
qUs2,e We can furnish yuu ai slacs
for men women and childrc' ,crv
low prices g.. Nta sauc Store, 3li
Wea central avcaue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
CHRISTMAS MUSICAL
PROGRAM is

AZ tae hcr.h oy The immaculate
tho me rning the musical program o.
thc midulsht MASS Christmas viii be
repeated wi.h orchestral aecompaui-
mcut
Al visitors VIII he welcomed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
DIAMONDS FOR LESS!

our competitors CANNOT meet our
prices BECAUSE they have To pay
regular prices Tor their goods.
WHEREAS. ours g lcft on our
hands as w-nr,-lccmel security on
loans. THEREFORE,. we can sci
you goods for less than they have 90
pas make something ourselves and
save YOU u big percentage.
This is plain common sense-no
hoVua-pocus or hantbug.
Buy NOW FOR Chrigimas A small
deroait Wiil reserve the goods you
want.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31

Constipation causes headache, IN
digestion, dizzihsss. droNsiness FOR
Il mild. opening medicine. use Doan .
Rcsulets. 25c a box al ali stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
NOTICE.

All bills owing the Powell Drus
20. must be~4ssid not later than jan
uary lFt. EJ5. otherwise Will be
placc6A M hAho Of e%ttorney rr col
81 RUPEE. ffbstss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31

To feel strong, have good Rppe-
title snd digestion, sleep soundly and
enjoy life. use Burd0ck Blood Bitters,
the family system TOMS. Price,
tiee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31

Phone 3. Red Barn. Jff Copper
for FRS class hacks and carriagss.
W. l. Trimble a Co.