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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
CUSTOM SERVICE EXPERTS
SCRUTlNlZE METHODS HERE
Collector Berry and Assistants
Praised for Efficient System.

Methods of conducting business at the
local Custom House were scrutinized
closely yesterday by special commit
tee, recently appointed by Secretar Of
the Treasury McAdoo, with a view to
standardizing and increasing the eff.
cicny of the customs service of the coln-
try. Tho committee consists of Special
Agent Connechie, Deputy Collector Grant,
of New York, and Deputy Collector Far
lev, of San Francisco. All are recognized
experts in custom service.
DEPUTY Collector Durrell. of the local
Custom House. acted as a guide to the
committee. They congratulated Collector
Berry and his helpers on the smooth.
easy running system which makes the
cost of collecting customs for the Gov
crnmcnt second lowest in the United
states. New York ranks first. due prin-
cipally to the heavy import and export
trade of that port. The committee leaves
tonight for Baltimore and will then go
TO New Orleans and San Francisco. Prior
to their arrived here the methods of do
ing business at Boston and New York
were examined.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
GET THE SAFETY HABIT.
SLOGAN AT THE CARNIVAL

Crowds Hear the Advice Oft Re-
peated at the Closing Sessions.
Get the safety habit; practice it and
help others acquire the same habit This
is what the Carnival of Safety at the
Convention Hall. Broad street and Allie
gheny avenue. this afternoon emphasized
as one Of the golden rules of safety to
ten thousand persons who crowded the
hall
While the carnival is scheduled to close
today, Director Porter and a number
OF city officials are considering the ad-
visibility OF prolonging the safety first"
performances by the police and fire de-
1artments for the remainder OF the week
thus giving opportunity to many people
who are unable TO leave their places of
business. Tickets to the number of an 900
have been distributed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
PURCHASES OF COTTON URGED
Carriage Builders Association In
dorse Buy-a-bale Movement.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 29.-ln reso-
luton by C. o. Bannister, of Muncle
Ind, declaring that the European war has
created an unexampled condition in Amer.
lea by closing the customary channels
for the disposal of very large part OF
the cotton crop. the Carriage Builders
National Association today called on. all
its members to buy at least one bale Of
ten cent cotton.
"Applicatlon of the Golden Rule to
business will help the consumer and help
the producer by creating higher stand
ard of confidence. thereby helping every
legitimate business enterprise in the coun-
try" declared Adrian D. Joyce, of Cleve-
land. discussing modern business ten
dencles." A man might well forego a
few points in his dividends. he stated.
to be able to look back at the close OF
his active days and feel assured he had
given his fellow man a square deal c.
o. Wrenn, Norfolk, Va, was nominated
for president.
Bales of cotton bearing the inscription,
I'VE have bought ours. Have you?" are
a striking feature of the carriage builders
big exhibit. One st. Louis firm bought
2OOO bales just to help business"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
BRITISH ON BATHING
PARADE SURPRISED
BY GERMAN CHARGE
AIMED With Towels Instead
of Rifles, Hundreds Were
Killed Magic" Cards
Saved Two Wanderers.
PARIS. Sept 3

PARIS. Sept =.
A correspondent Just returned from
Rouen tells today how he found two
lost British soldiers and succeeded in
sending them hack to their base at St
Quentin.
while dining at hotel I was sur
rrsed to see British artilleryman and a
private Of the Bcdfords walk solemnly
up to the manager take out a small
card and point silently to an inscription
on It.
The manager addressed them in volu-
bic French, But they only shook their
heads and said Farley pas \ waiter
was then Instructed to giye them
seat and fetch them food.
They told a strange tale of adventure.
Both had fought at Namur had taken
part I'm the gradual retirement from the
French frontier and we're present at the
battles OF Mons and st. quentin
In the latter engagement the Bed
fordshires suffered terrible losses, and
my friend became parted from his COM
iales, his rle and his equipment. in an
unsuccessful effort to save machine
gun.
I'm the course or his Subsequent uau-
dcrings he mot q gunner OF the Il. T.. A.,
also lost, Tho two found that the British
forces had rctrcatod To- Ham. aud that
they were in tho midst OF Germans The
gGun,r suddenly rymrnrbcrcd mat he mad
card ON which was written everyday
phrases In English with their French
equivalents. Armed Nith this troy went
e. a farm. and on entering pointed to the
sentence. i am lost the housewife hid
tenn IN a loft and gave them food and
,Iuk
When tho Germans had loft tie dis
T. I tho 'rommics 0erc placed I'm d cart
urGcr som" straw and driven % miles
road apd ,iycr directions %, the d, ivcr
sl,norab as ,bev .,rdersnnd no r. ouch
ttcy Ucro no, r,i,r, v,.s.r rccIir., bur-
,r,. rlev v,rt ia , vavsIdc inn and
n,.r,od g., ,bc ,,ro, r,,,,,s ~, tG, nut
q M, ,ns. Il am hungry .nd q nm,
,,ir,t,
,t,,. .i., .. -,,,,,,,,.,;,, ,,,.,,
ei,,,, nc. a',a ,.,',,',.,,,l,1 ,,,, ,,-
- -. . &c. -,
~, a. ',..; ,,i
1--we. 'r Wv -. rnt,',,,,.
m"u , u, ,..I ,''T
'''u'', ""- '',u '.'''' ,', N',G go
va. "H Open sesame L" "J'.S' "o's.S' ID 'eS anu
u, t'a'., ,',. " ''I .,....
ne. ''"'I'" ''""'" Il, rln.tL "I.,'
eh"' l"''"N'u- ln''r uS,'l CuTto'"' ~,
'''d '"" must '"lpoS'"S "ol'' lHtE t"ulu
SO "nI'h proved TO pe Ihe one "Here
was S'tNI = lloh tltil OaCN ~ w"
ttAtloh' ana set them IN tram LOT
l." Ha\re.
'heIore .eaNiFE, the artiIcI\man Sald
tNPt WheH nc received a pe'feEe ne vas
to.ns to mahe his arms QUO Of the words:
= am lost, i am hungry 1 am thirst
surrounded by the Frencn ana BRUSH
colnrs.
This same man told me tHat a,Wos,
tn" whole Of his battery-thc 18th pi K.
i. A.-was let' dead al Namur. While
TIE guns were in nostiou. with "un pits
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
STATE DEMOCRATS FILL
VACANCIES ON LOCAL TICKETS
Washington Party Candidates Sub
stituted in Several Districts.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 29.-Vacan-
cies on Democratic local tickets through
out the State were hlled today by the
Democratic State Executive Committee
at a meeting at State headquarters here.
The meeting, scheduled for noon, did not
get under way until some time after that
hour aud continued all afternoon. Mem
bels of the committee denied absolutely
any idea of discussing fusion with the
Washington party on United States Sem
ator or any officer on the State ticket.
Fusion already has been accomplished on
Governor by the Washington party sub
stltuting Vance c. Mccormick for Dean
Lewis
Secretary Warren Van Dyke said:
we have 80 sort of fusion PROPOSE
tion to consider, regardless of any re-
ports to the contrary. No such propo-
sition has reached us from any source.
This committee has no authority to con-
slider one If it did come before us. There
is nothing to such talk"
Chairman Roland :. Morris and the
division chairmcn here corrOborated Van
Dyke.
eleven Of the fourteen members were
here for the meeting. The abscnteeS in
cludcd Judge Eugene {. Bonniwell, of
Philadelphia. who tclegraphed this morn
ing that important court business had de-
tanned him. All other Eastern members
were here.
The committee filled vacancies on the
Congressional ticket in the Butler-West
morciand district, on the Senatorial
ticket IN the Fayette district, and on
the Assembly ticket in several counties.
These vacancies in almost every case
were filed by naming the Washington
candidates for the offices. The work was
largely perfunctory, as the committee
followed recommendations of local lead
ers already announced in news dis
patches. The rules of the party provide
that vacancies IN any Congressional,
Senatorial or Representative district
shall be filed by the Executive Com
mittee."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
CASTLES CANCEL DATES
Court Proceedings Stayed When
Dancers Plans Are Set Forth.

Final disposition of the motion of coun-
sci for the Vernon Castles to dissolve
the Injunction obtained against them by
the Shubcrt Theatrical Company and the
asserted intention of the lawyer for the
theatrical managers to issue an attach
ment against Vernon Castle for contempt
Of court was deferred by Judge Knsey
in Common Pleas Court No ! today. The
holding of the matter IN allowance was
due to the cancellation Of the engage
ment Of the dancers to appear at Keiths
the current week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29

Garrison Will See Army Maneuvers
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Secretary OF
War Garrison will leave Washington to-
night to witness the meaneuvers of tho
Department of the East, to be held at
Rouses Point ~ Y, commencing to-
morrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-03
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chlcnen livestock.

Chicago, April 2-lloes-Rccoipts
1000. market strong. &C. TO zoe above
Yesterdays average. bulk SS.60M
$40; light $500 $50; mixed SSi3
n $50, heavy. S6.556a S.fZ l-g, rough
$3.50 HS4J, pigs $500 sos.
Cattlo-Rcceipts $500; market
steady TO strong. heeves, $G.95M9.50t
Texas steers. S720MS.20, western
steers, S6.90m $50: stockcrs ana feed
ers, $5.50m $50. cows and heifers
$3.G5 "a $40; calves. S6.50mQ50.
Sheep Receipts $4,000, market
steady TO shade higher native.
S54OM 700; western. $1,000 100;
western, S5.40G zoo: vcarires, $3.50
a $50. native lnmhe. $135WS.25;
Native lambs $3.50 S.25; western
limbs, $7.25MS.35.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-03
Kansas CITY livestock.

Kansas city, AprR 2 lIogs-Be-
ceipts, $500. market 10 10 cents
higher; bulk. SS.40mS55; heavy,
$500 uS.G0; packers and butchers
SS.45HS.G0; light. SS35 $50; pigs,
$G200S10.
Cattle Receipts 900: market
strong to Toe higher: prime fed steers.
{S.506 9.Z5; dressed beef steers S725
a. $50. western steers. S10OMS.60:
southern steers. $1,000 7.S5. COWS.
S4.35H $50; helfers. SG75NS.T5:
stockcrs ana feeders. $G.50W7S0.
calves. SG.50mt0.00.
sheep Receipts 5000; market
strong lambs. SG.259S.2O: yearlings.
$1,000 I25: wethers, S525@G.50i
ewes. 5.60MG25
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-03
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE

Chicago. April Green bugs in
Oklahoma and flessisn fly elsewhere
had scareerow effect today ON short
sellers of wheat. Largely in cOnse-
Quenco the market closed firm at "a
Ito ia a. q net advance There was "a
gain too, in an the other spccula-
tive articles-com q n 2s, oats is a
q TO a and provisions 5H1i2 10
12la.
Although none Of the adviccs m rc-
gard to Che insect pests in the fields
asserted any existing damage ana not
Withstandiug n majority Of experts
We're disposed to make Hight of such
news most of The wheat shorts would
take no chances It was evident the
market had been somewhat oyersold,
and that for the time being at least
the prudent move was to cover.
Samples Of oklahoma wheat said to
contain true specimens of green bugs
We're exhibited to traders here but
we've not So certified by any cntomolo-
Eist Tho extent Of injury from Hos
sian fly was declared by good au-
thCritN to depend on April weather
when the brood is developing Last
spring cold rainy weather acted aus
a check and therefore damage pre-
dicUOns were not realized
Omaha reports of some export sales
for clearance By way of tho gun
formed the chief influence on the
wheat market prior 20 tho furry
about the danger Of insect dcprcda-
ton becoming a serious menace
Corn prices We're nervous though
within q comparatively narrow range
The late strength In wheat brought
about considerable buying Beports
in regard 10 domestic cash business
were contradictory. and so also were
the tidints relative 10 Argentine Shin
mcnts. Talk Of carload of Tie
South American grain having been
sold to come 20 Chicago by way Of
Montreal was not generally givcn
much weight Liverpool expects d
.docrCaso in stocks
oats had some Independent strength
because Of continued seeding delays
from wet weather
Smaller receipts Of hogs than OK
pected here and in the west made the
provisions market : bulge. Signs
pointed 10 only 10S. 600 hogs arriving
i'm Chicago this week as against u.s.
600 for the corresponding week a year
ago
Closing prices
Corn-May, 67A July. 6S%c.
Oats-MaN 8I7se. July 39asc
POrE-MaN $50 80. July 500 90
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-03

ATTORNEYS.
SEVEN

IUIIN ". NIISUN--
Attorncy-at-law.
Rooms lG-t5-1S. Cromwell Bldg.
Res Phone 1522W; office Phone 1l72
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FOR RENT-Rooms With Board

sFtF-~-~l~-7l7lF-N.N---
FOR RENT-Pleasant rooms, good
board, home cooking. 210 S. Walter
FOR RENT Board and room with
sleeping porch. Best of everything.
Az S. Arno
FOR RENT - Splendid board and
modern rooms with sleeping
porches. 1870 y Second ST. Phone 49t.
FOC RENT-Rooms with board.
House or tent cottages: carriage for
guests. MIX, cream. butter; own
Jerseys. Phone 1883, Lockhart
Rnnrh Afra w II Pod
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SINGLE COMB WHITE HEGHOIiN
CHICKS AND EGGS.

From heavy laying. vigorous, old
stock; the product OF our years Of ex-
pericnce In breeding Prize winners
four years at New Mexico State Fair.
Best cockorel In 1913 show Chicks.
l6o oath Sii per hundred EGGS.
$3.50 per fifteen, Sc per hundred.
Gcnlrys Poultry Ranch Albuquerque
~ No. Phone 1861
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-03
Of
STRENGTH SHOW
UP ON EXCHANGE
Moderate Volume Of Buying
Lifts Prices Generally After
Brief Period of Hesitation
in Early Dealings,
ny nosusa JOURNAL ssee,Al LEASED wissI

New York, April There were m
dicauons Of returning strength IN
the stock market for q time today \
moderate volume Of buying was SUI
ficient to lift prices generally, after
ii brief period Of hesitation In the
carly dealings. Trading became more
pctive on the advance, during which a
few representative shares were bid up
as much as a point with larger gains
among the specialties. Before noon
"a reaction set IN, whlch ultimately
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BUSINESS CHANGES

ee-0a7aa9-Fa-l7l@l@17.7eTe
Fni SALE The Mint cafe, ZIG s..
Second
FOR fALl--On account of health
established business. Address W. a
w. care journal
NOTICE. have one or the best pay-
iag businesses Boz the city for sale.
owner has outside Interests needing
attention. Price $4,000. II Interested
call or address Harry g. Gordon Real
Estate brokerage. 125 S. Arno Sc.
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FOR SALE - Eggs for Matching,
thoroughbred Barred Rocks. 8 cents
each. Mrs VIM Beitz, 4l3 w. Attain
tic. Phone 14S3W.
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| haXtOn q 60.
FOB RENT-RonrlS.
Reai Estate and Loans
21t W Gold

e-~-~~-0-~~O-~~---~~~~~~
FOR RENI-Furu'd room, 2l5 \. 7th
FOR RENT rooms, sleeping porch
and board. Az w. Marquette.
FOR RENT--Modcm homekecping
rooms, removable 300 : Waiter
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, mod
ern. no sick. Apply 5QSh W. Central
FOR RENT Rooms with sleeping
porches. IN Highlands G1l S. Afho.
FOR EENT- Desirable front room
furnished 81 per wcek l01 S. 9Th.
FOR Rent Nicely furnished front
room. all eonlculences 103 w. Sill
Nel,
FOE REM -Fwnlshcd rooms M
sick ~ no children taken. 522
West Lead
For RENr-Lnrte, nicely furnished
room, with uQicru conyenieuees.
S28 ~ Foufihl4
FOR Ri1NT--Burhished rooms; bath,
steam heati &2b0. SO, "a a week.
Grand Central hoGl
FOR F0rtlshed rooms with
sleeping porchos. Phone 1901 or call
DIG y. Central afternoons
FOR RENT Furpishod rooms for
men only $500 per month"; 3t0 -
Waltor Apply f15 W. Gold
FOR RENT-Stpam heated furnished
rooms $225 and $3.50 per week.
3O3 ~ NV. Central Ave, Room 90.
FOR RENT, iccly furnished front
room, close D. I'M private family
modern conyanences. AN W. Coal.
FOR Rent suit two young men,
front room Connected with bath
sleeping porch desired mo s. Agro
For RENT-@ieely furnished front
room, with "a without board Pr-
vato entrance. Modern 619 ~. Fourth
Phone l327W
For RENT furnished rooms for
housakcaping team heated. private
bath room. gus range small sleeping
porch 1923 W. Central, Tom Hubble
house.
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N-1-00-0-0-0-N0-0-0-0-~-~
FOR RENI-F urn. d room. 2ll y. III
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~-~@-@-e-0-0~~@~~-~~e~~
WANTED Competent young woman
wishes position iu small family. Nd
dress ~, this office.
WAN1ED-Carpcntiy. Job on repair
work also repairing furniture, 80
cents per hour. Phone 1853.
WANTED Painting and papor hang
ing. We guarantee more for your
money than others Phone a54.
WANTED ~ Young lady attending
business college viii assist IN house
hold duties for hoard and room AL
huquerque Business College. Phone
G9-
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HELP WANTED--MaIe.

ea-a-0-@-e1l0-@-N.@-Nle1-
WANTED-StoCk salesman. Address
Thelin Realty co.
WA&TED-Your Panama aud straw
hat 30 bleach The Royal Clean
ors 403 W. Central.
WANTED-Clerll iu general mer-
chandise business. experienced,
must speak Spanish and furnish rc1-
ereuees. S. 81 This office
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FOR SALE-PouItry and Equ,

eoo-~-~~---~~-->~s~~.~--~ -.~>4@u~~~~~~Sce~
ltOi SALt- Egbs tur Matching, IL. /.
Reds. GO9 n Eighth
For SALE EFes for Matching, fun
blood 10. ]. Reds aud White Leg
horns alA $. Edth.
'FOk SALE Settings ot Golden wv
audotto eggs, also Barred Rocks.
Sl00 for TO- G2l w Marble
/ FOR SALE Eggs for Matching, thor
oushhrcd n. J., Reds, 10 cents each
4l3 Broadway Phone l51OW.
FOR SALE Columbian Wy6ndotte
eggs $3.50 per 10. lun Orplngtons
and Rods 75c per IS. 1901 S. Edith.
FOR SALES. c. White Leghorn
baby chicks and eggs for hatching
in any quantity w, j. Yott r. o. Box
1OT
FOR SALE - Eggs for Matching,
thoroughbred Barred Rocks. 8 cents
each Mrs VIM. Bette, 4l3 w. ATTAIN
tic Phone 14S3W.
HOUDANS
Alternately strain eggs, $3.50 per
l2, eastern prize stock Mrs. Fred
Wright $40 Forester Phone 12G9W.
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
Laying and winning line Matching
Iogga $500 per t1. Female breeders,
I4l5o each. j. d. Notgras, Goa North
second. Phone lt86.
IFOR SALE-setuugs of Buff Orping-
tons and Black Mtnorca eggs. $500.
llymouth Rocks ana White Leghorns
i5 cents eau corner of Thirteenth
and Homa Phone 869
FOR SALES. G brown Leghorns
tthe W0dcrn egg machhesD Sweep
stake aud trophy winners last State
fair Eggs $500 per settling Of 10.
Phone 13g5M ~ w Eakes
FOR SALE r. Eggs for Matching.
ELHNEN DIFFERENT BREEDS.
ALL LAYING STRAINS. also Bronze
turkey ana indian Runner duck eggs
20 reasonable prices Phone 1853, or
write your wants. Ideal Poultry Ranch,
Old Albuquerque, N. NJ
FOR sALll-Eggs for hutchlng. Eng
lish Ring Neck pheasants. Toulouse
geese, Indian Runner ducks, Part
ridge Cochin bantam, Barred Plymouth
ROCKS, s. O.. White Legh0rna, s. c.
Black Alinurcaa. white Wyandottes
c. a. Pappc, 1874 North Fourth Street
Al9querque ~ NJ
FOR SALE TURKEY EGGs-Mnm-
moth Bronze, tiahel strain, hardy
stock, nnge raised ~ cents each In
dian Runner duck eggs from winter
myers and prize winning stock fawn
and white per 10. $3.50 and $500;
white per 49,, $s.00 Lloyd uunsaker
j.. o Box 263. Clty
THEY LAY, they win they pay Won
four trsts. one second at state
fair 1911. six fIrafa ftpn aaonu1n
1879; i've drsts. -four seconds and
Gov Mcdonald cup, 1913. r. Q. r. /.
Reds, Notified Ancouaa s. G. White
Olplngtons, Buff Orpingtnns and I. n.
pucka Stock, eggs and chicks FOR
sale. L w. Thomas. = o Boz III IN
Do. lIa2eldlne
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WANTED-To Trade.

49, -r-@e,~-------e-e-e-s -->----s--~---4-- ~
TO TRADE New bungalow stone
Residence and ten acres good land
Plenty water. ia best part aues.an
valley t1 trade for livestock and uu-
tnmohIlc for merchandise or other
property or business Address BoN A,
AfteH ~. 3D.
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FOR SALE--Llvestook.

o-e-e-e4~~~-~~~~-~~~~~-~ --~~~~~-~@e-~~~4-~~e-e
FOR SALE-Belgian hares Phone
2o2. 2l6 $ Walter
FOR sALEGoud road stallion. G
years old. 1920 S. Arno Phone
1851
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STORAGE.

WANTED--Pianos. household goods
etc, stored safely at reasonable
rates, Phone as. The Security Ware
house & Improvement Co. Springer
Transfer Co., successors, ITO Gold
Ave
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WANTED-RoomS.

~>-~s~~-s@-@-o-~-~-~~~~~0~J
Two or three furnished
rooms with slaping porch and
bath. state price. Addr 2S9, care
Journal
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NEW YoRk CoIToN MAnKET.

New York April o. Cotton-spot
uet; middliug, $3.50; gulf, $3.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-03
NOTICE on sur.

ln the District Court, County of Ber-
uolillo Snte of Now Mexico.
Laura PavlupHlas. plaintiff vs. John
puylouuluH defendant
COMPLAINT
Notice les hereby given the
dcfendant In The above entitled
suit chat II suit has been COM
mcnccd against him In tho above
entitled court and that the plaintiff
pr1ys and asks for divorce ON the
grounds of failure TO support ac-
rordIng To- his ability SO to do. and
that unless he shall enter his appear
1nco la this court on or before the
Nth day of MaN 1914. that judg-
mont by defuit win be entered
against him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-03
LEGAL MnTlCES-
NOTION TOR PUBLICATION.

NOihAA AAfAt lAbl4iAlNA1ON.
Department Of the Interior. U. s.
Land office OF Santa ne, N. M.
March If. 1914,
Notice is hereby given that Rafael
Jaramillo. OF Cabejon, N. NJ, who, on
April lG, 1913, made Homestead En-
try no. 0lS206, for NEA sWA, Ma
SEA, SEA sEh Section 90, Town
ship l6 ~ Range W., ~ NJ. p.
Meridian has filed notice of inten.
ton 10 nave five year final proof to
establish clnim 90 the land above de.
scrlbed, before Charles w. Holman,
". S. Commissioner al CabeIon. N
M., on Nav 4. 1914
Claimant names as Witnesses.
Pedro Martinez. Clemonte Casauk
Elunterio Martinez. Juan Ramirez ali
of Cnheion, N 81.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
HaEiafnF
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Miscellaneous.
WANTED-Livest0Ck.

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WANTED--Sever1l Holstein cows,
young. fresh. good mixers. ADJ
dress 81. ~, care journal.
WANTED-ro buy fresh mich
COW; also turkey eggs for Matching
Inquire Tel 1865.
PROPOSALS for furnishing the Pu-
ehlo Indian Agency with twenty
coo pure bred, or approximately
pure bred, yearlng Hereford Bulls,
will be received at the office Of Supt
j. 7. Lonergan, sos West silver Ave
nue., Albuquerque. New Mexico, up 10
and including April 10, 1914. state
price at shipping point and also +. o..
b. Albuquerque, H. NJ.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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FOR RENT-Goud barn IN rear IT
No SIS " Lend avenue; suitthle
FOR automobile or horses. See owner
on premises.
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FOR RENT--Apartments

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FOR RENT-l'lat for light house
keeping. 400 n Second
FOR RENT-Six room modern fiat.
$4,000 water paid First Savings
Bank & Trust Co.
FOR RENT--Five furnished rooms
for housekeeping over studio. 2I8
w Central Call at GRAY studio.
FOl, RENf-l-rHom and 3-room fiat
modern NJ 22s ANA 2l3 w Mar
quttte Ave Inquire a. Beua. 3i8 S.
First
FOR RENT Nicely furnisned 2
ana a-room apartments for light
housekeeping The rnglcwood .
-l-"ue -issiH 7eeovd end cnnpes