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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-13
Union Depot.

due to arrive 2:15 p. m, 30 minutes
late.
Union Depot.
Western and Atlantic Railroad:
Train No. 29, from Chicago, due TO
arrive 1925 a. m, minutes late.
Train No. 70, from Rome, due to ar
rive 1920 a. M, 27 minutes late.
Train No. SO, from Nashville, due 20
arrive 1I:45 a. m, 80 minutes late.
Train No. /, from Nashville, due TO
arrive 1885 p. m, minutes late
Train No. 95, from Chicago. due 10
arrive 1850 p. m, hours and min
utes late.
Train No. 90. +. Nashville, due 10
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-13

Train No. 5, to Birmingham. On. :.
depart 4:46 p. m, 1 hour and IL p,+s
utes late.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-13
Girls MILDLY Blouses
at49c

They continue a favor
lite garment with school
girls; they are not only
practical, but very becom-
ing; made of white gala
tea, with red or blue sailor
collar; 6 to 14-year sizes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-13
Boys Wash Suits
at Soc

Splendid Suits for small
boys, 2 to ) years of age;
they are made of cham
bray, hnene and percale;
white and colors.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-13
CAN 7 HELP BUT
ADMIRE BABIES
Every Woman Casts Loving Glance
at The Nesting CuddIed
in Its Bonnet.

Woman's heart naturally responds to the
charm and sweetness Of pretty child and more
to-day then ever before since the advent o.
Mothers Friend
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-13

due to arrive 2:15 p. M. 80 minutes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-13
Tub SILK
Waists at
s1''

They are made plain shirt
style-long sleeves, high
neck, detachable collar
the neck may be turned in
and worn low with sailor col
lar; made of good silk, stripe
effects; priced for special
selling Saturday at $1.39
each.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-13

They are Dresses that you
will like very much and be
glad to find at this price.
You may have choice of ging-
ham or percale, light and
dark colors-st striped and fig
ured effects.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-18
"Non licet omnibus adire Corintheum"!
Volveremos al punto de partida

Los elementos civiles del
Observation-Disclosures comien-
zan q convertirse e. IN Serio
estorbo para los 'redentores
de 1880 y canana' ' aUn es
possible cue pronto constituyan
IN nuevo motive dc discor-
dia en- eI pals.
Los "ciudadaDoS armados,"
como en- IN eufenismo piadoso
de LUIS Cabrera Sc denomjn6
= Ia cafila de sujetos que lie
s. q capitanes. mayores, te-
nienses corOncles. coroneles,
generates ' missionaries sin
pasar nunca por n escuela de
los yeclutas. ha tenido a bien
declarar que ellOs son los uni
COS autOriZados para discu-
Gr los aSuntoS de interes ma
cional, resolver reformas y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-18

castrar como les acomode a la
Constitution. Y con exclusion
@bsoluta de quienes no usen
charreteras, celebran en- A
guascalientes su convention.
Luis Cabrera, Felix Palavi-
cini. Gerzayn Ugarte, Luis
Manuel Rojas y todos aquellos
cue nunca han OlidO la polvo-
"a como no sea en- los fue-
Cos artificiales, andan ahora
atiborrando q VenuStiano Ca
rranza con muchas cOnsejas,
SegIn las cualeS debe descon-
far de 10 que Sc haga Y Sc
olga en- secreto por los "ciu-
dadanos armados,' porque
faltos de la discreta direction
de los sabihondos, es possible
que al fin de las discusiones
acuerden procedimientos y re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-18
Prof. III. c. Martinez,

li9 les. SPRING ST.
Los ANGELES. CALIFORNIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-18

Haganse los pedld0s g
IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
6J7 DClgroSa st. San Antonio Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-18
la TR!BUHA POPULAR.

Interesante folieto que ~contiene
ura collection &c discusses, him
nos V documentos indispensables
para las hestas patrias.
Este magniico li5ro, superior a
todos los de su clase, ha venido a
nenar una necesidad, pues sirve
muchisimo a las personals que TO-
man parte en- las ce.eb-aciones
patri6ticas Y mutuaistas. Con-
tirne 81 Himno Nacional Mexica-
no. discursos para ell ) de Febre-
70 Y e! y de Mario, el Himro .
Juarez, el Parte Official de IA pa
ITALIA del ) De Mayo, dos discursos
para ell 5 De Mayo. uno para ell Is
de Julio, ur0 para el so de Julio,
el acta IL .1iepeGdencia, Roman
&c de Hida.ro. discurso para el
Is ne Sepuemore, dos para e! 10
dc &epuembre Y vno para el ami
ye-sario lie una sociedad mutua-
ljs.a. Esta adornado, ademas,
con los retratos dc UidaIgo, Jua-
re- Y Iarag0za,
La edici6n de esCa obra es limi-
ada ) as personals que Sc int
rcse0 q ella dsbea apresurarse q
pe4.r.a Cu2nto a2CcS
Vale s5lamerte IS ceatavos.
Haganse los pedidos g
IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
6JT D5lorosa St. San Antonio Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-18

formas que ell pals no acepte
y sobrevenga la guerra civil
de nuevo.
Lo cierto es que. segun sc
cuenta en- los corrilIos de Pa
lacio Nacional, tOdOS los nc
admitidos a las conferencias
andan intrigando Y Sc dispO-
nen a TRAFALGAR pOrque los a.
cuerdOs tomadOs por los con-
vencioniStaS Sc queden sin
cumplir. 10 que indudablemen-
te obligara a los que tienen
mando de tropas a usar de
estas para hacerSe respetar en-
sus decisiones. Y los civiles
Sc alistan para no resultar
victimas eXpiatorias del afan
de modificaciones de los otros.
TODD este, que nos cuentan
personals llegadas de la CAPT
tai, quiere decir que a las
di~visiones surgidas entire ell
carrancismo armada, pronto Sc
sumara otra division Y que
aquello ha de ser, 81 Dios no
10 remedia, una ola de gri-
Hos que solo Sc aquietara
cuando surja IN hombre que
en6rgicamente Sc imponga a
Tiros Y TroyanOs, 10 que es 10
mismo, a carrancistas, Wills
tas, federales, zapatistas, CT
Viles, etc, etc,
Y IN hombre asi, 10 L.
nico que puede hacer es i'm
plantar Ia dlctadura. DeSpueS
de esta conclusion, pregunta-
mos: iValia la pena de sa-
crificar al pueblo con una san
gria tan prolongada para vol
yer al punto de partida?
Era cuerdo segar tantas vidas
y concluir con tantas rique-
zas en- nombre de la libertad
para que a Ia postre de la
algarda saliera un dictator?
Que contesten los agitado-
res, cue son los responsables.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-18
Fl PetrOIeO y Ia Agricultural

Cuando hayan pasado las
an6malas circunstancias por-
que atraviesa nuestra Republi-
ca, cuando sea ell arado que
fecunda en- vez del rifle que
destruye, 10 que mas preo-
cupe al trabajador de los
campos, que hOrizontes tan
vastos contemplamos en- pres
pectiva solo con estos elemen-
tos de incalculable important
ella que Ia pr6diga naturaleza
ha favorecido a nuestro rico
e Incompatible suelo
POrque 81 la agricultural
despues de la minerva, ha
siendo TODD tempo una de las
principaIes fuentes de rique-
"a de Mexico, no obstante, su
atrazO entire n0sOtrOS y aque-
LA en- que mas preferente-
mente hubieramos de haber
fiiadO nuestra atenci0n, es ill.,
negable que hoy con ell adj
venimiento del petr6leo, Gu
va asombrosa production es-
Ia llamandO la atenci6n del
mundo entero, con ell descu-
brimiento de tantos y tan ri
quisimos yacimientos de este
producto, no sin raZ6n cOnsi-
dorado como ell orc liquido de
Ia naturaIeza, que tan venta-
jose es para Ell desarrollO Y
fomentO de las Industries, Ia
agriculture eSta llamada a re-
cibir en- nuestro pals Su pOde-
roso impulse.
Lo Unico que importa pa
RI que sea IN hechO palpable
10 q dejamoS apuntado, cs q
tanto ell gobierno como el ele-
mento agrario del pas, fiien
r~esueltamente su atenci0n, CO.
no Sc hace en- otros pueblOS
cuyas practicas y adelantos
debi6ramoS imitar, en- la CAPT
tai importancia que tienen es-
tas dos fuentes de riqueza,
aSi como en- Ia mejor manera
de utilizar eI petr6leo N las
fincaS de labranza.
Y no debemos de perder de
vista, en- efecto, para que Sc
comprenda hasta donde es
susceptible de lleg2r en- sus
rendimientos Ia labor de los
campos, ell eiemplo que nos
da en- estos dias la RepUblica
Argentina, donde ell presu-
puesto de gastos de la uni
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-18
LAS RAJAS De LOS COMRA
TIENTES SIGUEN eau
SANDO PERJUICIOS

Comunican de Naco, Arizo-
ma, que durante ell combate
efectuaGo antenOche entire los
villistas Y carrancisIas, en- ell
cual Benjamin Hill logr6 re-
chazar las fuerzos de Mayto-
rena, siete personals resulta-
ron heriGas en- ell lado ameri-
cano, a consecuencia de la in
finidad de balas que estuvie-
ron cayendO.
Hasta Ia fecha ascienden a
II los heridos ocasionadoS por
las balas de los combatien-
ties en- el lado americana, des-
de que principle e. ataque de
Naco, por los hombres de May
torena. De los nuevos heri-
dos cuatro son soldados ameri-
canos de caballeria que guar
dan Ia Inca, dos de los cuales
no Sc cree que no viviran. e.
resto de los heridOs son mexi-
canos.
Las fuerzas de Maytorena
no han hecho case del armisti-
clio ordenado por la conven-
cion de Aguascalientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-18

versidad de Tucuman, eSta-
blecida hace dos amos, es so
lamente cubierto con las re-
caudaciones que Sc deriVan
de la sofa industrial agrlcola
en- Ia provincial del mismo
nombre. En- aquella republl-
ca, ademas, ell Congress- aca-
ba de autorizar al executive
para que contrate IN empress
tito de Is miilones de pesos
orc. que sera destinado a Ia
compra de terrenos labrables,
en- differences provincias, para
ser adjudicados despues, en-
pequenas ~parcelas, a los a.
gricultOres de escasOs recur-
sos, poni6ndolos al alcance
de 6stos en- condolences de pa
v~or+oio
81
SaS.
De esta manera, como Sc We,
es como ha venido a resell
verse en- aquella repdblica Ell
problema agrario, que tan
~ "
Gil 4o'
"nen'oS' ) 'iecllIJ1 w.
0i""S
que ioy "opi'H
tIiel''e /"
oLlc"' Hoi iii"ii1"" i" .'loI'
oe IoS "eSoCtoS, q cJe4"'
que HOS u" IL" argentine "
peri" scr IIIli'"To POI ""o7'io
g~oo!e!"o' que' Gi0lio ll
Ju't'ci", y" LIZ" 0""o' I'll ill'clo
ue IDS oIlISI1eS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-18
GRAN

AIN me rman 100 acresde TERRA u facons de- g. ayI0 acres on aCordadodc M cNlNen
al prco de $3.50 dace con dz amos de pho para u pan psgmdou nns pesos de cnganche
conoares aartcn en- corra
Tcngo aimda 1890 acres %GNd acre smc Ell Rodc Nueesu cue v+ndo Il phos De z
amos en- Totes de2naan Gu a Condado de Dhmt hwtoc Dermas Interest,"
FLORES Direction Room Mop Frost National BanhB Bldg. TGfono cTehet @2 yN"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-18
DESTIERRA Ell DOLOR
Ell gran mata-doIor, "Aceite Relampago de HI

Fsta admirable medicinal haco mas que cuaquera ora preparation para
aiyiar Ell Goor. Aetna violentamente con resultados tan eXpenddos que
cada casa deberia conservarla 4 mano. Suaviza y quita la moiesia y e DO
Tor sienio I'm preventive contra las Llagas, COrtaducas, R2spores e H1ita
clones. Ell Reumatismo, "a Neuralgia, los Dolores de Cabezay los Dolores
de Espaida Sc Quitan prontamente
Uno de nuestros mavehsntes escri5e; Me caqsa ei mayor placer lniGTmaf
a IL. acerca &c ls maravu!osas cuaLd2Ces del "Aceite ReLampagode Hunt
GIuDts Lightning Oil 10 use en- mis- names despuGsde NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
do al cogerun pedazG de hero arciendo. Me aphlue e AceNe en- a2iincah
ca Y q n IN tfrmino de tres das MS ma1os estaban corpLetamente buenas,
dandome Dor con,iguientc Un aiyio como jamas 10 hubera cremo Me sent
con ell deber de otorgar este testimonO para beuehco dc la hlmand2d e
general. pues 2 menGto Sc dan casos de queAaduras sin cue Sc sepal ma
ncra de eucOntrar aHy!O.
De venta en- todas las fsrmacias Y droguerias de reputation al preclo q
25 cts de 80 cts. bOtela, OO cnvlamoS Grectanente pr correo al reclpo
de u precio en- estampilas &c correoo giro postal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
SIDEWALKS SHREK
NEWS Of GAMES
At ARMORY
Cartoons on the Pavement
Point the Way to the Bas-
ketball Doubleheader; Boys
Lineups Announced.

Sidewalk cartoons are belng used
ny tho basketball teams at the high
school % the Albuquerque business
college 10 advertise tho doublehcadcr
az the armory tomorrow night. Dogs,
chickens, rabbits and BrObdignaFiau
footprints are being used IN the
sketches that chullenan attention of
the passersby on the main streets and
point the way 10 the nrmory.
The games viii begin at s O'Clock
The girls take tho noor first The
contests win bc followed hy o. dance.
and Cd large attendance is regarded as
"a certainty.
Followins is the lineup Of the
boys teams.
High school Thackcny. RI. Dave
Chavez ~. clifford. o.. n. Barton. rs
a James, TX Substitutes. Biukomorc.
Wilson Mosor and Boldt.
Business college. spitz. RI, Rick
cts. 10 Wigloy, C.. Fortncy. TX
noran. DIX substitutes Farrell
.~o'Loughiin. Olsen and Allen.
Referee, Lcmbkc. umpire, C0lkins
Tho officials for the girls game
will be Misses Ruth Bright and Flor
encc Scdcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE-An indian trading store.
close To Gallup md two miles from
the ant ~. dous an average busi-
ness of about So o per day. can be-
increased good point for buying
cattle and sheep o. ALSO raising
them. A good residence. with a.
large number oi rooms, also store
ana other buiidir1s Fine water and
ideal health and pleasure resort. 1aS
acres Of land The buildings, stock
of merchandise. the land. etc, an go
for 100000. THIS is an exceptional
proposition. the location b. almost
IDEAL % ts "a health resort alone
can Bee made "A gIeat success n I'M
tcrcsted, and yuu have the money.
write; thcn CONE Address Box i2S,
Gallup, New Mo...O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
HAS BEST
OF PERSON ALL
THE JOURNEY
Local Lad Leads Fight at Gao
tus A. c. Through Every
Round Except First But
Punches Lack Steam.

Hy leading the lighting boz every
round % TIE contest last uignt. Jack
Torres. the local weltcrwcight. carn-
ed "a clean decision over Charley pier
son, ~ KANSAS city.
AZ no tage OF tho game did Pier
son have an apparent adyantagp over
Torres white in the n0h round he
was plainly in distress. and had ID not
been for his ,~oughue~ and hanging
ON. counlcd with Torres lack of sum
Client steam 60 his punches it would
have been the count Tor the Kansas
Gifts man.
Tie nfst round was even. Doth men
feeling the other out. Torres appur.
entity being BOO some fear OF mixing
THINGS too much with his upponcnt.
but after that Torres lead from the
bell am through.
Picrson got .u no blows tina, wor-
Tlcd Torres 10 any extent, while Tor
res. with straight right iabs left ut,-
pcrruts y right aud lett hooks TO
the jaw soon had Picrsoa on the de-
fonsivo. Persons chief lnc seemed a
straight rieht, and Ice kept repeatedly
boring in with hjs head and ciinchinE
in which his toughncss and superior
strength prevented Torres from get
Ting the proper steam To his blows.
The battle bore striking rescm-
nlancc to Is hsht between "a splendid
Wildcat ana "a tough bull dog. with
Tories th" former and Piersou the
la''gr. Torres appeared 70 model of
perfect condition skill aad al,rtucss
while Picrsou looked sturdy. strong
but slow.
Piersaa was "a regular elatton for
punishment however, his smilo hard
ly ever leaElne hia face. oven while
in distress, the slme touphucs and
staS ing qualities whlch have boon his
DISTINGUISHING markIu former battle.
being Win him last night
The result OF the ncht Was plainly
apparent to even Persons ddhercuts
after the rour,h round. aad the best
they could hope for was that their
mau would huish up strong md thus
preycHt Torres obtaining the deeis-
ION.
However when az The end OF tho
tenth round Referee Fred Wir-or
raised Torres arm. b. uas pericctl
satisfactory Go 5l concerned
The preliminary between YOUNG
joe Rivers and Young Chavez "a six
totad contest. merely added another
scalp 90 the long string already pose
sessed hy Rivers Chavez lasted
through six slow rounds by hangius
on ard %prevcnting Rivers from show
ing has best punches Rcfercp Fred
iueram played hls part Do "a manner
satisfactory Go an.
a crowd uf some three hundred
Witnessed the aIuir. several women
being numbered among the spectators
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE on -
~ ihr District court Count. Btr-
n@lliIlo. state uf New Mtx.,u.
simon s1ndcrs 81 Company. ct al.
Plaintiff.
u.s.
Adolfo salas. Defendant.
Under ana b. virtue OF au cx.cu-
iiuu iasucd uu o. 81 q iudEucut
entered on the 10th da, 20 November.
i'ii In tAc above tutltl,d llls, by
iie above banned couIl wherein thc
above atmcd .luutiG lId obtain "a
liaEm'nt HeGIrst the .losr named
defendant in ths sum OF on, HON
Arod and SiHit-four and gt.tU0
tfl6l Hlp dollars with interest AZ tho
rate of q peg cen per llulm from
iho -ith day 90 june. ItII. untI plId
ana iHr aIl t1o costs q rIcd aud %
afcruo ia the h~crniuJ1.r described
proper. l. tl, undersigned sheriff
OF l%'rnulillo county. DO hereby give
notice tHat VIII, ia purs lnce of aud
IA obedience t1 the faIl 5udament
ana decree ANA order coz sale. at the
ron door ol tho court house ig tine
county o. h%trlHllllo, 0nI tate os View
AcNiea nu tno lath dat ~ January.
1915, at Dc hour OF Do O'clock BOO ihD
forenoon ouyr .1r salc 4ud Will sell
Go tho hI4hcst o. best bidder tor
cash lo satisfy piuIujl1s Iudgmen.
and mo sumo a13tc mentioned the
Following described properly to-Wit:
"LoL numbered four ca. Use
60, ana sN ltl OF Block "a" uf
the Juan Aimjo Addition the
norm Halt n Dot numbered
twenty sN l-bl of BLOCK three
CD and Tots numbered twenty
seven t..I, twcnt r.aht tlsi.
twcriy-ut1e t-5l, ana thirty t30l
of ulo.k three (31 Uf the Johu
81 Moore Addition number two
CD, aud lot numbered twenty
-FOUR t.D of block of inc
Atianu a. paeinc Addition. aII
: said additions being tu The Clty
OF Albuquerque. County on Bore
naiillo and State 90 New Mexico
"AlsU Ca parcel ef land ln pre-
cinct numbered fhlrty-foug (8l
school biftrict number forty
seven tfJ County ~ htrnalillo
and state of Sew Mcxlca. which
o. bounded north by the ruhlic
road. south D. pablo trail and
east hy the land Of } f. Garcia
and west by the land OF santos
Mora a pros
Also "a parcel 81 laud situated
in rrecinct numbered thlrfy-fou
$50, school District number
forty-sefcn tfTl. County OF Ben.
nulillo and STATE 81 New Mexico.
bounded north hy the Grant Nne
and south ly the land az 8 Grl-
cso, on the east hs the Grant line.
and west hy land of salvador
narhcchi
Also "a parcel 81 land In pre-.
einot numbered ihirtt-four C8D
school District number forty
seven tf1b. County OF n~ernaillo.
and Stale % NeN Nevica. Witch
il bounded on The norm hy land
Of Juez Mora ana south by the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
LINING EN- OUT

Per the all-Amcricau ownership
team VIC pick the Astors, Wards and
Charles webb Murphy.
A. "a Baltimore Torrapln, Chioi
Bender Wol have to atuk nap against
Rudolph, OF the rrayca agAiu.
HarD Pollock, manager af Freddy
Welsh. rs e|xpiainin2 to the east wis
the champion called 20 his bout with
Mickey sheridan Welsh is stale
and needs u rest" said Pollock, $50
! called the bout with sheridan be-
gausc he's a Uis, tough dude that
brings thcm from the hoor and he
doesu't care whom or what De ats
They play real baseball instead of
the hot air brand in the winter lcague
az New orleans joe Martina recent
o. hurled "a no-hit game there.
Harry tMust~t the Mooae) McCor-
mites, former Giant pitch hitter. and
last year manager OF the Chattu-
n,,sa Club IN tho southern league.
Is in New Yoik tolIng The ooys that
Detroit cannot refuse "a r~cEular berth
next year 20 nHby Doll jacobson
the outdelder whom Detroit signed
lac. autumn
90 taueht jacobson "a Dot about bat-
ting iasi war suss Mccormick, and
hell show Detroit someiaiug iu slus
ging the bali "Mush-the-M Moose
has newer lampcd Cobb. crawford and
Neaeh uu q good da5.
our army may NOT be as BIG ana
eHieient as Germany 81 hut has the
kaiser anybody who Cla catch a for
ward pass as adroiily as Merrlat.
n Josef Hull. the wrestler. b. the
Same nuil that The promoters are in
the hauit of throwinR We fear that
Josef hiss HE shoulders on the mat
"a hours per day.
Tine citizen soldlcry PLAYS un i'm
portbnt part ln the baseball war hnt
10 has Co Ice supported ny f--cenuE
iaetCr bank accounts.
Jim Coaey whipped Gurboat smith
but We hope he has sense oaough not
Ia 81 around o%rusglng about a.
Yuu can't blame Colonel kuppcrt
much Tor buying tho NanAs he was
asked o. choose between The Nanks
and the Kansas C!ty reds,
Fed baseball n are like
pitchers Same OF them have a lot q
stun bat uo control
John McGraw has b3 men on his
payroll some % whom are hallplay
efs
shifting PLAYERS. according % Con
ME Muca. o. a good thing Tor tae
same Cgark OriHah thiaSs d was a
5000 thius FOR the same 60 shift Wal
ser JphnEnn back 90 Washington
~ o. triic ns an expert Says that
football needs new rules Thc com
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31
FOR SALE-Houses.


line aud west by the road the
simc bvins 800 yafas wide and
$50 vnras long
Also o piece 81 land IN precinct
numbered thirty four A3fp.
school District numbered forty
seven G7l, Counts OF Bernalillo
and state ~ NcW Mcxico. bound
eel north hy the Grant line south
by The land Of Apodaca. cast by
tho Grant line and west by tho
Grant line the Same bcius 900
ynras wide and 1000 saras long
JESUS ROMERO.
Sheriff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31

Grant line, and east by the Grant
line, and west bv The road the
same being 300 varus wide and
$50 vgras loar
Also "a piece Of lanu DO precinct
numbered thirty-four t2b.
school District numbered forty
seven go. County of BcrnaliIo.
state OF Ncw McNlco. bounded
north by the Grant line. south by
the land OF Apodaca. east by the
Grant line. and west by the Grant
line, the Sumo hcing 400 yaras
wide and 1000 yaras Ions
Jesus ROMERO, Sheriff.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31

mon people ore H.siuui7s 90 under
stand the game
one of these DAYS Joe Maudut viii
knock somebody out and tho news
papers viii give MIN as good a draw
Charles Murph. is d regular nnaa-
cicr. He ran a tbocstrlug into 10 mill
lion and ran the million into "a sdoc-
string when tho tax nssyssur came
around.
Companions eve 1dius AZ lclsi.
the poor lad wIp viii play second
hasc for the Athletics next year will
thigk su.
u will bc an right for Collins to
wear "a White SIX uniform. nat o,e
hopes h. won't wear % waite Sox
batting average
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-31

thteaFu. Dec. al.- HOGS Receipts.
ss 600 fairly active. Be- to TOO above
3cstcrdays average. Bulk. $1,000
go. heavy. $3.50 "a q so; pigs. $1,000
Tg0.
Cattle Receipts. 5000; hrm M
titc steers $6.5pW9 So. western, $500
/" so. calves, E~7,50al1000.
sheep Receipts. 10000, strong
sheen, &s.g0ft6.S0. hnos. $1,000
$50.
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fhiauso, Dec 3t-Rains interfering
With the Argentine harvest gave q
iittle hrmueas 10 tho wheat market to-
day, but the effect soon wore off. Al
Ter opening 20 "a Mc higher. prices
underwent "a sag Nat for the most
lairt went well under last nishts level.
Tho close was unsettled az a,c 60
Ihc net advance.
Absence of any urgoat demand
weakened corn. Opening prices.
whtch varied from O. shade on io Nc
up. were followed hs % down turn taat
carried the market generally Ac OF
more below the previous close
Tho close was nervous, &c To &c.
above last nipht.
oats took the same course as corn.
Hishcr quotations for hogs tended to
ltft proVlsiols.
Wheat Mny, SI2o& July. &1.1SM.
rorn-May. Ease; Jus, 1lHc.
Oats Dec. $3.50. May. 5sac.
P"rk-Jan, Sis62. May. $t921.