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Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-14
CaSS School Grads
Will Give Program
Next Wednesday

a program entitled "Chivalry and the
knights OF King Arthur" will he given
by the class of eighth II graduates OF
'ass school Wednesday afternoon. Tho
program follows.
Iano SOL. ,,..:'.... ..,,,,... Ethel Lobecblar
essay ChiNHlrN'' '........ Charles Feldn,nn n
song There's Music In the Air ..,,,
- -. '.''', t,,...,,,.... Eighth C,rade
story, How Arthur Won His King.
M uulH .'''t'''....,,,,,.,., Max Flelshtoan
$50 S,.u' ''''. :. .'''s's..... .,....lena Berger
StorN, ENcRlibur' r'.............Max KlIne
story, How Arthur Won Ills Rridc
r ana Round Table. . Emma Rubinstoir
- f'@s',u @ 500 .'',.,.,.,.......,Lilly Robinson
Sou. ",etot ana Galahad jacob Copeland
Souuk, AZ Twtllght......... Eighth Grade
~ z, "' NuIeNn Observation-Disclosures.
EItie Friedman. Lucy RubInsteir
Vera Armstrong, Alice Flanagan
.. .h S@ulo @ '',s '.,...,,....Is Isabelle Rodn,a /,
story The Passing OF Arthur" ,,''. :
Al5,.,,' - '''', ',.',,,.,.,......Josle Mena
Nuu'ess The Modern knight,
Song ~ nia ''''''''''''.,.,E u. Graft
"Nterii, uIB5aoy ,;:'..'..,.... Eighth Grade
song Neturn '",........ Sam Ff4edel
''''' - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miaa raaty
"'s'or OF ceremonies Albert Newton.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-14
CASTELAR, School
Graduates to Give
Interesting Play

An interesting program entitled Mod
ern Maidens, Heroes, Statesmen of
Greece and Fairy" will be given Tues
day evening by the eighth b grade class
graduates of CASTELAR, school, The pro-
gram follows
Play-"Modern Maidens, Heroes. States
men of Greece and a Fairy
Modern MISUNDERSTANDING Augustson,
Leols Evans Irene Goth, Agnes Han
sen, Ellen Hort, Mildred Hosten, Emma
Hornig, Hazel Johnson, Anna Jorgen-
son, Barbara Kline, Mary Lorig, Lydia
Merger, Florence Moriarty, Albe Som
berk, Agnes Vance, Antonia Thomas,
Yvonne Webster.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-14
AlaadLnS Lauap
lass photo-drama and comedies complete

Manager Schlank Of the Hipp Theater
has completed arrangements whereby the
Mutual PrograIS" consisting Of "mov-
les unquestoned star first-run subjects
will be exhibited at the Hipp theater ex-
clusively beginning tomorrow and con
tinuing indefinitely. A feature will be the
Justly famous keystone" comedies, which
have long enjoyed a reputation as the best
comedy films Other we'll known produc-
ers which are allied with the Mutual
interests are the producers OF the Tan
houser and the Continental features, and
the we'll known Mutual Girl series will
be Included. AS an added inducemcnt
four reels will be shown during the sum
mer instead of three, as heretofore, CIV
ing the patrons ample time TO cool off
In a theater where the atmosphere is
always ten degrees cooler than outs,dr.
On and after tomorrow the program VIII
be changed daily,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-14
Eighth B Graduates
Will Give Program
at Bancroft School

Eighth B grade graduation exercises VIII
be held Thursday evening at the Bancroft
school. The program to be given follows;
Song, "Daffodils."
Glass play, "Everystudent."
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-14
Musical Notes

A recital was given by Miss Hazel Sill
yer. soprano and Miss Ruth Hamilton,
contralto. pupils OF James Edward Car
nal. Friday evening, June Y, at $50
clock at the First Christian church,
Twenty-sixth and Harney streets.
A piano recital was given by the pupils
Of Miss Adeline Wyckoff at her residence
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-14
CENTRAL SCHOOL GRADE
GIVE INTERESTING PROGRAM

Members of the eighth p graduating
class of the Central school gave the
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-14

last Saturday afternoon. There were two
vocal numbers by Miss Florence Basler
and Mr.. Lebrand Wyckoff. respectively.
Tho pupils taking part were Gladys Stew
art, Olga Stewart, Marie Moriarty, Gladys
Ratikln, Eleanor Line Doris Krell and
Eva Gail
Miss Henrietta NJ. Rees gave small
informal pupils recital at her studio in
the Wead- Baldrlge building Saturday aft
crnoon, when the following Of her pupils
took part in the program Viva Craven,
Garcia schalek, Marion Brown, Fern
Goodwin, Hortense Rosenstook and Cath
crime Mcclure,
a June plano recital was given by ad-
vanced pupils OF Mrs. f. r. Meserve At
her Bemis park studio Saturday. June ls.
assisted by Miss w. r. House and Miss
Ethel Parsons, vocalist. The followins
pupils took part: Vivian Hanson. Ls-
vagn Lehnhoff, Francis Liddell, Mrs. W
T. Hause, Beatrice Montgomery, Char
lotte skidmore, Miss Ethel Parsons, Ad-
assah McGiffin
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-14

Dumas famous novel. THE Three
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-14

Join the swappers' Club. Membership
Is free. Call at Bee office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05
COUNTIES BUT
FOUR WILL HELP
WITH SIGNS
Telegram from California
Road Boosters Says Sign
Posting Campaign Has
Proven Successful in State.

A. 49, Stroup grGsident Of the Al
%huqucruuc Good Roads club. ycster-
day received a telegram from James
McStay. representing the southern
California Automobile association,
who was In Albuquerque recently 10
course OF e trip through the state
urging cooperation of the various
counties IN signpusting the ocean 10
ocean highway through this state.
Mcstay advises that every county Ia
the state crossed 10y the Highway has
agreed to give the necessary assist
unce with sign posting with our cN-
ccptious. These are %Sandoyal San
Miguel. Mora and COlfuX. santa Fc
county promptly agreed To do Ia
share, and % BE- believed that san
Miguel and Coifax Will agrcc when
the proper representations are made.
The local road boosters recently
passed strong resolutions urging the
%Sandoyal and santa Fe county road
boards 10 cooperate The SaudoVul
county men thus far have taken no
action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05

Eleanor aud Jane, Faiconer Of Mag
dalcm ar, Wishing tn Albuquerque ~
das
Attorney o. O. vecder Of Las Vegas
was in the city This morning returning
home from 30 visit 20 RI Pus0.
There WIn d rcguior meeting Of
g. *. Warren Post g. a. a., al ist
south Third -Ircct Saturday evening.
June 6th a. o..
4. r. Kochler Dr., publicity agent
for the state exposition commission.
was a PASSENGER TO santa Re thus
morning
Mary Jones Jumps In patent colt.
sun metal aud velvet in all sizes 40 a..
Mays shoe Store. ga West Central
avenue.
a. a. CrHt manager OF the Mat
thew dairy hts zone 90 has old home
la Peoria. ll On u two-months va
cation u.p
For special messongers. phone f0i.
James A. Youag, United States
commissioner 90 Gaiiup, arrived Ia
Albuquerque yc-tcrday afternoon Tor
q brief visii.
a. j Huleti of Denver. a well known
sheep 1uysI. lcn Tor his home this
morning after several days here ana
In central New Mexico studying the
lall lamb trading prospects
There viii D., Z regular meeting "a
Harmony Lodge 80. 1, L. o. a. D., an
odd Fellows ball tonight at B O'Clock.
An members ar" urged 10 be present.
Visitors Hiil boz welcome.
There will be a regular meeting a.
Adah Chapter 80. 9, order OF the
tastern star tunisht at ) o'clock a
The Masonic temple. There will be In
i]tiatlon and rcfrcshnents.
SIR and Mrs r. J. O'Brlen Of DaV-
son. y a., we're Ia the city this morn
ms. Mr oBrlen Is superintendenr az
the Phclps-nndge mining plant al
Dawson ana has heen in southern Ari-
zona 90 company business.
FORMER Consressman George Curg
81 T%ularosa. Us spending the DAY m
A~lbuquerque. Governor Curry is on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05
JAP LITIGAhT WINS
SUIT AGAINST HIS
TRICKY PARTNER
Lwaya Disposed of White Star
Saloon Fraudulently and
Sheriff will See that Mat
suoka Gets Property Back.

That tho slic ~ the White star
saloon up th, Indian school rond hy %.
INaNa tu T. Tominssu was frauduicu'
as charged bN r Matsuokb and That
the latter Us h~alf-uRu,r OF The prup-
,ity. was th, verdict ut Judge RAY
uoids iu the district court an the suit
1roupht hF Matsuuka against ihv
other two jtps named.
MaisuoEa and lNHyB recently form
cd partnership ard bought fhc White
star saloon. iWaya schcmed 90
'uoozo his partner out, and the Htie
ul the place tu Tomanvt b. said Goo
have been the result az his srhcmius.
Matsuoka had lWaba arrested. cuarsvd
With cmhrzliemeut 1t $500 ana Iva d
aas hold for the strand jury hy Jus-
tIer Mcclellan Hc w8s freed under
t temporary VIII Boa habtHs corpus
proceedings. hut AZ the nearing ueN'
day Judsr Raynolds refused further
Interference with the curse OF tho
prosecution. lWbya hen obtained
Itl. and MatsuuAa started the ciNl.
auIf fu establish his rights.
The verdict finds that Matsuoka b.
ouc-half owner of the stock. fixtures
and Jusiucss of the saloon uf the hr~
ui M1tsuoiSl q lNaya and the bnl o;
stie u.s. 600 aside. lWaNa iH ordered tu
mako uu accounting of The sbusiness,
ua tAe sheriff Be- directed 90 put Mat
sunka iu ~peaceahlr possession OF his
property.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

Fees Calty Stotc-Deliliuus Basi'-
berry ice cream today.
For baggage transfer. phone t0t.
Born o. sir and Mrs. +. o.. Loscvi
az Marysyillc, Kansas, Juic g. a SON.
Miss Dorothy Meyers OF Gallup IS a
visitor Ia albuquerque for "a few day
Dr Frank T.. Tull len last n.sht for
Gallup on professional business,
A. n. Wctmoro OF the John neeE,r
company az Bclon is in the city today.
Gcorae " Brown, superintendent
OF inc victor American coal mines "a
Gibson be- To- the city today.
g. r. Mardorn cashier OF the Cane
itaI city bank Of Santa re Us in thu
city FOR the wees end.
A.. Gusdorf left this morning fur
his former home "a Taos where ne
viii stay Tor several days
NJ y. Pickcns OF sooorro IL attend
ing 90 business matters In Albuquerque
today.
Regular services viii be held iu
Temple Albert touight st ti5 u'cioek.
There win be no
Mr. and MIS- Roman HrDhell 'nd
yc.na son OF Gallup are guests lt me
AlNarsdo hotel tor a few days
Rev 4. " ~Longfeilow Of me Bap
tis' ,hurch LETT last night Tor d is.t
Of several weeks Ia Oklahoma Guy
Mrs. Allen Falconer and Misses
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05
POULTRY SHOW WILL
BE HE'LL FAIR WEEK

The Bernnlillo County Poultry and
Pct STOCK ASSOCIATIONS exhibit this
year viii be "a supplemental show 20
the state fair. II will DE held Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday of far
week. ia a downtown store.
This was decided upon st a meet
ms of the association at the CONNER
cial club last night. other poultry
associations In the state are 60 ~
asked To take part in the exhibition.
Tho show committee h. as follows.
Trimble Wells. J. d. Notgrass. =. G.
Wright. +. S. Hall, II. Campbell. 4.
kitstcr. J. =. Thomas. j. c. Gentry.
r. T. Booth, a. y. Miller and a r
Blank.
J - Notsrass is superintendent and
.. & wrisht secretary pf the show
committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05
NEW CHIEF OF ROADS
IN NATIONAL FORESTS

% y Powell Of the federal office 81
public roads, arrived here yesterday
Co take charge 81 Dad work In tnis
forest district. He went to ~ Paqo
last night To- meet Engineer Howard
WahE Co go over the road work la the
ella aud Datii forests on " trip Of in
spection They viii pay particular AZ
tcnti0n to the ~Reserve-Alma road,
which is 20 be- an important link m
the highway from this city TO Silver
City u the Mog0llons.
Not much constructive work h 90 be
done this year according 10 Mr.. Pow
ell. Surveys and estimates viii first
be made When q definite systemattt
plan h formulated construction viii
90 on steadily from year 10 year I'M
az all the roads that the annual ape
p|ortlon.neut 81 road money from tho
government will maintain,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05
STEEL CELLS PUT
IN NEW CITY JAIL:
OF MODERN DESIGN

Work was begun today on the in
stnllation of the steel cells in the lali
section of the new city hall building
The cells are of the most modern
type, with steel bunas and all the
other sanitary features OF the latter
day coop The cell ioors are uf cc-
mcnt. So that the compartments may
De flushed out with a hose every day.
with either plain water or "a disinfcst-
ing and deodorizing solution
Their are 20 be six cells IN all four
IN one o for the male prisoners
and two separate cells Tor women
when prisoners ~ the militant sea
happen 10 fan into official hands
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05
CONSIDERING CHANGE
IN CARRIERS ROUTES

RcadJustment of the mail routes "a
this city ,s being considered by Post
master Charles Rochl. Routes ato
not been changed 10 years, and bust
ress In some of them has Grown a.
such an extent that the work II .it
beyond what b. %urdiIaril, expected 81
"a route. In none Of the routes has
tht wora lossencd.
todnt 81 ms mail handled Dy the
different carriers II Co be begun In "a
short time. This viii give basis tor
t,aflustmcut. Recently obtained hg-
ures show ,hat the post once here
handles $500 parcels post packages q
week. The packages include every.
thing permissible. Many Eggs are be-
Ing SHIPPED from nearby points.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05

home ~ his daughter In law. Mrs. W..
a. sabin, where, with his wife ana
SON he was visiting Ne vac been here
for u little more than n month.
Captain Chevallior was a veteran of
the Ciyl war, aud In the months fol-
lowing the struggle earned the brcyct
rank Of major. lie was more thar
eighty "a old The body will 90
taken to PHrkcrsburF FOR burial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05
TmINns Tn MnnnN NnnIr

Among the young ladies ot H"t-
utu elongated eat lohcs are rec
4ardrd as a. mark az beauty.
Making turf from peat hoss is
Hu important udustrs 300 the
northern province ut Holland
Canadian working men are cn-
dciyori8g Go have the government
establish am Old ago pension syn
TEN,
Sweden D. tu Send am expedition
to the Antarctic regions IN 1910
that rs to remain ia the idt sutdh
five Yeats
The washing uf the .oWcls IND
dustcrn used in lhn London uuHi.t
s"hools requires ar uurItl HA
pcndituru ct $4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05
NnrICE 40

The memorial committee Of the
woodmon invite 400 Modern Woodmen
and Royal Ncishbors whether mem
beers of ihc Albuquerque lodges OF NOT,
go jon With me local members sun
day az the g. a. % . hall al 10 e. IN.
90 mnrch in "a body 20 the memorial
services 90 bc held at the C~ongrosa-
tionai church sunday morniag, June
the 1th.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05

his way 20 Peach springs Arizona.
where ne T. called by the serious III
res Of an aunt
William Horsefield, y graduate of
the Albuquerque business coileEe.
left last night on No. Z for WINSTON
Ariz. where he goes 10 accept a po-
sition aith the Santa Ne railroad.
The Modern Woodmen Of America
n the Royal Neighhors of America
ere urged 20 meet at odd Fellows
nall az 30 o'clock sunday morning 60
attend memorial services la q hody AZ
the Congregational church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05
COLT SHOW AT FARMERS
MEETING TOMORROW

4 colt show viii feature the meet
Ing ef the Bernalillo County Farmers
association az the Commercial club to-
morrow afternoon. The big German
coach stallion b~eioneing to the Albu-
querque Horse Breeders association
with his sons and daughters viii be on
exhibition outside the building. other
stations and their offspring are ex-
pected 10 be shown.
The meeting is scheduled 20 hegin
az 1880.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05

Phone :. Rcd Barn. al w. Copper.
for nrst-clnss hacks and carriages.
w. l.. Trimble A. Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05
M0RTUARY


Antonio Aldoroto. 80 years old ami
resident Of this city for many years.
died at his home, 1903 south Broad
way, last night, OF pneumonia. lie
was born Ia this part of the country.
Funeral arrangements are ncnding
word from a son IN Denver. Fred
Croliott viii have charge OF the
funeral. In addition to the son iu
Denver. q daughter of Mi. Aldcric.
who lives here. survives
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05

WATER TAX DIE AND PAYA-
HI.E AT OFFICE OF WATER co.
iiG x SECOND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05

The HERALD Want Ads get
,he best results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05

Capt. \. ~. ChCynilicr.
Capt. \. ~ Chcvailicr OF parkcrs-
burg. W. Va. died last night al the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-06
AND now IfE WAS
IIAzfD.
~ T. I. iiciStrr IN
~uvOrro Chicfiain.

about o. John was very tired when
ho met the foreman be- lost uo tmc
in explaining what he was after uud
who sent him.
Mr. jones was having trouble of
bic own thut morning anu turning
sharply ON John. blurtcd outs
Those smart alocks are urinriuE
s,u There are mo- such things us
they sent sou for Now YOU take
tho ,ugo, Gp ou top ana throw that
fuol smith GA the dump"
"Ol right" snid John. "and vat I
go,n to DO by 'snkcy'7"
'siikcv''" repeated the foreman.
con- You mean 'rloesy' We'll YOU
might kuock his block off Tor al
ctrc"
John booked thoughtful and said:
"Mlsicr Youca. SO bate Az do vat Az
ban tolc hw ~ tank Az not sure
know ,ut is block"
Mr. Jones explained and hurried
away Fhc minutes batter bruvuv
Sw,dc appeared with uprullcd sleeves
J land smile that Tglrv soup could not
remove with % FIRM bat sprluvy
step. Do walks ont clear Co. the tipplv
ON the great waste dump. Thou half
turning be- hcckonH to smith. who
/ D. leaving the ore mouse when Billic
came up the s" ir said. "Mr. SmiL
! Az tank desc mounts so mos purity
ua my own mounts in Sweden. Nth
! O. sweep ot his great arm iudictiins
thc snowy Range.
Hui unlic had O poor eye for tho
/ beautiful ana broke nut with; "SHy
Svcdc. what's ontln' you' Don't gush
over those mountains hut tend to
your kni,tin'. Did YOU get the
/ things
But two aNful arms clampcd him
lliko the jaws 90 crushor. TIE
svcdc's breath came ln grunts as hc
bore his victim tn the edge ~ the tip
Pile Then. with 90 heavy swing Smith
was released and went tumhlinR and
sliding down that dreadful gradc Tor
100 feet
Then the nippcr walked slowly to
the blacksmith shop. whore De- found
/ lflossy busy over the anvil Nu words
passed Tho big Svcdn drove Dab,
kn0ucd Nst into Flossvs ear with
such force That De- landed head and
shoulders ln trough nlcd with
Vutcr for trmpcrng drills John
pulled Flossy out of yhc troUgh and
sllds
"Dat Vat AZ alroty gif 40 vas %,
stopc ranch. af YOU iak some NOR,
Az rif go also dc ladder stratchcr"
But liossy didnr want any more
Some ore sortcrs fishcd billie from
tho bush at the bottom of the dunn
ana aside from some bad bruises. h'
WAS nearly us good as new.
Well NO one 1ult and mo- one Wa
fired John later shook hands win
Flosnv and smith Tho new uippcI
WINS initiated aud two smart Alcck.
had learned valuable ieason
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-06
BigSwede


Perhaps be- mo- other institution or
occupation Ion the United states does
the now beginner CT raw recruit gct
such Co deal as that dealt the green
ana would-bc miner
There are coscs however whore @
worm turns and gives bits tufmcntors
their own medicine loo large doses.
The now recruit On mine ls general
k put Co pathorng up the Jun tools
iu the mine. taking Thorn mp ana
bringing sharp ones back This ia
called "uipping' and the ono who
duoz this work Be- known Ue THE Nip
per
Away hack IN 80, John swanson
came Co LchdylUc. Colo nud found
his way to the Little ELLA mtnc. John
Wus suung and short md wide out
and cheerful aud very quiet Tie
seemed short uu Thought 1nd long
ou memory pnyic Jones. The Wclch
foreman took fancy to John and
after taking him 80 through tho
workings. told him be- mirm try bis
hand zoo nipping llIs duties WNro
fully explained and emphasis was
placed ou the fact that ne must de- as
hc wac told. John said.
"Ay tank YOU Mr. Youcs Tor my
yub ko2 Ay ban want to send my
mother some money No bate { Do
wat ban tell"
VOL John went bis way smiling
quiet und kind. tlo asked mo- Qucs
tluuE. tried 20 Keep busy and did his
best Sow. Jack Hunter. or "Flossic
IJuCk" us he WAS Familiarity known
was good tool dresser but hard un
green hands billie Smith. boss orc
sortcr was also fond OF Joke. and
never tired OF dealing out GRIEF Co the
lunlntlated The third morning after
Johns arrival Flossic and Billie start.
lea their little Ramc. FiossiC called
John nto the shop ana said.
"say Nippcr I want you to bfinr
iup couple OF smoke buckets ana 81
ladder urctcher from tho east drift
fourth icyoi Understand 20
"Nus. AZ tank Ay KnoW' said John
I1is had taken the cage and was about
ltu ring down when zap rushed BIN,
ana asked.
"Nrc you the new nippcrf'
"Na-Hs. Ay ban Do now nippcr.'
welt" said BuUo. "thcrc'E lo
.of duli muckcrs uud icu handle,
Istopc wrench on So. @ near Nc mp
Iraisc. ana guwksyrcw near th'
hulkhyld ou so. 4. bring 'cm an up
DO you get mc?''
"NaS Az tank Az ban got YOU.
answered John. aud giving the B..
lsignal he dropped swiftly into th,
darkness
For thirty minutes he rushed from
level tp level ana from stopc q
lstopc iu vain search for the mythl
Ict articles FINALLY ne asked som,
'mincrs ans they said they did uo
know bot that the foreman knew al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-06
THEY ARE OPTIMISTIC.


% is highly encouraging Go hear
merchants of Albuquerque voice the
opinion that the ali and early winter
business season the FIRST semester OF
the business year has been ON tho
whole. and in consideration OF ,uf.
loug conditions. successful and s,t-
isructory one.
business men who had been possi.
mistlc ana had not hcstotcd 60 ny
that business was not good. after tat.
inR account OF stock ut the end of
tho holidays. have made tho pleasing
discovery that they have done as well
or better than Inst year. notwith.
standing number Of uurnvornbl,
factors in the general business situa.
ton
We believe the business men 90 this
city as whole. although they ma,
occasionally and Individually crouk d
little. are pretty well satisfied with
the way things are going and rather
optimistic about the future We bc
hcyc they have reason to bc. u W,
all shine up our shoes ana brush IA,
dust on our hat and look cheerful
and boost. Niuctceu-Fourtecn ought
90 be- pretty good year in Albu,
qucrque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-06
\ GOOD SELECTION.

Tho selection ~ Thomas r. Blnkcrt
To- be- secretary and active head of the
state fair next year is wise one aud
Mr.. Binkcrt should mn the bin adj
mlrahiy. lie has been in close touch
with the machinery of state fairs for
several years past ana has quietly
done some OF the hardest detail WORK
IN making these fairs successful. ne
should make an active, able ana cf-
hciont secretary ana make good.
The plans Of the fair commission
FOR next years exposition are already
In shape and the actual work of pre-
pairing FOR the fair has begun. Per
manont headquarters are 10 be open
ed in the city at once--au excellent
idea ana In line with the idea oi
making the state fair a permanent
state institution
Among other thlngs the fair board
has recognized the Importance of
having a good line Of racing events
next year. The Herald has not
changed its conviction that CLASSY
horse racing is ana Indispensable add
junot OF successful fair Lot us
hear in mind during the coming year.
Nhilc We are again getting ready for
the annual show, that the fair visitor
comes not only 60 win prize with
his watermelon ana see the big sheep.
bat 10 have good time ana be en-
tor,aincd as VOL. There is golden
resources and educational exposition
combined with a good card of lcgiu-
mate and attractive amusemcnts to-
ward which We should strive