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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

cory ~ % resolution adopted quite
generally 1y commercial bodies
throus hout the country has been sent.
and the local club is ASKED Go adopt
q similar one aud distribute Il among
the members. such action viii be
taken.
Additional copies of tho schedule.
available for manufacturers who may
tc missed In the mailing. are 90 be
sent the club
The manufacturing Industries at
this cts include humber, rugs, blap-
kcts. mocrasius. butter and beer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
~. raur- T,angcllcal lutheran

Corner nf silver aud sixth. ed
ward T.. sehuelor. u. -, pastor Par
soSagc. 3o6 south sixth Phone
1888.
The sermon theme al 1890 % m.
viii Doe The GIFT of Cod evening.
go, inventory Time New year
sermon The choir will have Christ
mas elections and the Christmas
tree viii be lighted
sunday school, IN charge OF + G.
Kccfer. 945 "a. ma.
|F.udelvor topic, $50 D. M. This
Year ana All Years tor christ Mis-.
Selma Kraemcr leads.
The church officers meet ON Mon
day evening Tor monthly business
The young people OF the church
and their friends will watch the odd
year in a social evening ut the
Albers homie. 1881 south SECOND
street. Now Years I've.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

Corner OF Lead avenue and south
Third street. Charles Oscar Beck
man. pastor Miss Edith Goroy,
~dcaconcss ~. A. portcrnold super
intcndont or the sunday school. Fred
Calkins, president Epworth league.
John -. Falkcnbura choir director.
proaching by the Tastor at II "a.
m. and 1885, b m Morning tncme'
Forgotten Vows Evening subject.
THE Story of the salvation OF
Iaochcus Special music az both
services
sunday school meets az 9tfb e. M
Epworth league devotional service al
$3.50 b. m. Subject "A Larger Lie
and Growing Ideals Mites Rutl
Bright, leader
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

Corner silver arenue and Fifth
street Hugh A.. Cooper, pastor; res
idcuces Ii5 south Walter street;
Chaunccy a. 70, eman. associate pas-
tor. residence. l0ot Fast Central ave-
niue.
sunday school. 9;i5 a. m.i adult
Rinle CLASSES meet al n a. m; morn
ius worship. ~ d. m The sermon
viii be- an appropriate New Years
message. Evening worship, 1885,
theme. Opportunity.
Musical program, morning
Prelude, In the Manager Giimath
Anthem; I'm the B~eglnnine'
.......-.... Mark Andrews
Onering. "Bertusc' .... la Mar
Athems Grace 81 God .-.......
.............. Mark Andrews
Poslnde Chant 20 the Kins
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oilmarti'
Evening
Prelude. "chrisimas Onertory
.s.s+tf. ssstt+s H'"tN'"'
Anthem 20 Holy NIGHT Adams
oneFinst "IAnsuidoEiue Gilraarsh
Anthem. Hal 70 the Lords
Amounted ...-....-.M Andrews
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
Additional Society
tContr ucd from rasc riyc)

(tOntr g from la&c ttNc.)
here Tor the holldlya Co visil nor
mother. Mrs Mar, D.. Holuhan, and
her sstor, Mrs Elwood n Aibrisnt.
Miss Lpcic Alexander, teacher OF
English in the Clovis high school. is
spending the holidays IN A%lbupuei-
que az the guest of Rev. and MRS. g.
a.. Foreman Miss Alexander IS "a
former student ol tae University and
during the last semester was assist
ant Instructor Of English,
Mrs. r. g.. Reid leaves tonight Tor
Tulsa. Okin. whore p viii yisit her
duushter. Mrs Frank a Haeer. Tor a
month.
Mr. and Mgs ~ FranE Fillmore 81
~ paso are hero to spend the hoii-
daya with Mrs Fillmore mota,.
and sister Mrs Neunvr aud Mrs o..
\ Hudson. % West Gotd avenue
air Fillmore ia manager ot The White
House. oue 90 tho big 30 paao de-
uitrtmcnt stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
MAKING READY For
NEXT INDUSTRIAL
CENSUS HERE
Department Of Commerrt
Seeks Cooperation and rs
sistance Of the Commercial
Club; Schedules Forwarded

Notice ~ tho approaching ensus of
the m-anufacturiug industries of the
United states has been sent 10 the
Commercial club by Director william
. Harris. of the bureau 0f census, de-
partment of commer'e.
The ceasun s. taken every 1--WE
years, and the coming one will cover
the calendar of 1914. Six copies Of
the general hcdules that viii be-
used IN gathering statistics have been
mailed 10 the club, toeether elth b
copy os the letter 81 transmiital-
The cooperation Of the CONNER
ciai club h sought. with a view 90
having il Tegofamend 20 the member
chip immediate attention "a the re-
quest Of the bureau FOR the reporta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

Central avenue ana Arno street
r. H. LallanCp, pastor.
sunday school a;ia a. m. Preach
ms hy the pastor at n a. m u $3.50
D.. m. Subject for morning, "A
Crccdicss Church," Tor the evening
"a Message FOR the New Year" Ep'
worth league, 6t30 =. M.
Woman's Missionary society Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday after
noon AT 3 O'Clock,
Thursday eVening at : o'clocl
watch night service and get together
mectimg Good music and a heart
welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
Tue broadway Christian Church.

Services held on the third loor Of
the public library BUILDING.
Bible sehool az 9:i5 a. M. lesson.
Acts ~; memory text. Acts 1896
Preaching az n am. by Bro. Fer
gussoa upon the theme, "The Condo
%sceusion of christ.
special musir-Duct by Mesdames
Rex and Mize.
Arrangements have been made te
have the room better heated.
Christian Endeayor az $3.50 b.. M
Mts. Buclah Bucchc, leader.
Wednesday evening. Bible stdd>
aud prayer al EOS North Fourth
s%treet. the nome OF Mr. j. H. Wear
Miss Mny Allea Will lead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

Corner Broadgay and Lead avenue.
Pastor. c T. Taylor. sos South Wal
ter street phone, 1865.
P%reaehine az II a.. m. and 1880
o.. m. Subjects, ~"Ancgiance 70 the
Risen Christ and The Eyil spirit
GONE out and Cas- out; q Contrast
sunday school. s.45 "a. m. T.. =. J.. g.,
. 30 p. M. PRAYER meeting Wcdncs-
day. 5:30 D. M. Visitors welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
DIAMONDS FOR LESS!

our compctitors CANNOT meet our
prices BECAUSE they havc 90 pay
Peculiar prices for their goods.
WHEREAS. ours o LEFT on our
hands as u~nrcsiccmcd security on
loans. THEREFORE. We can sci
Won goods for less than they have a.
pas make something oursolF os- and
save you q biz percentage.
This So plain common scnse-no
hocus-pocus or huu,bug.
MY now for Christmas. a small
deposit viii reserve the goods you
want.
H. YAN0W,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

Corner Of Fourth street and West
silver avenue. Rev. W. E Warren,
rector, residence. 1909 West Tijorns.
First sunday after Christmas. Holy
communion. E a m: SUNDAY school.
9.i5 a. M, morning prayer, u
O'Clock evening prayer 80 o'clock,
The music win be- % repetition al
the Christmas program.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

Postludc. Postwar MARCH Fauikes
Chas. D. Andrews, dircctof; Miss
K~onwufthy, %orgauist; g.. r. meeting
Sunday. 6if5; leader, Gordon Gass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

Many ils come from impure blood
Cant have pure blood with faulty ~
geuion. lazy liver and rlugEish
bowels. nardock nlood nlitfU -
recommended for strengthening
Eiomneh. bowels and liver and pur-
ifying the blood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

Ionic Mcclure died Thursday IN
his apartments "a the Highiands
aged "a years. n came hero a few
body VAS taken 10 croilott's under
taking rooms pending inntructions
from the family Ia F%i'taburg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

The street department was swift to
tackle the proolcm presented ~ tho
snow covered streets ystrday Holt
day thoughts were UcSed into the dis
card. and aradcrs WORKED like Tro-
iaus all day. 10 Was "a tough job. hul
they made the main streets passabl,
lut aIi sorts Of trHilc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

ORR ABSTRACT or TITLE ARE
GUARANTEED -GIEREE. oGLF a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
M0RTUARY.


After a few days illness Manuel
Garcia 70 years old, died az his home
on south Second street. Thursday.
lie ID survived By two sens. Fred
Crollott a In chnrEe OF the funeral
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

How about your Cleaning and
Pressing? Are you sati.neJ2 ~ you
desire good work ana prompi atten.
tion GAIL
BILLS SHOP
zElsER bros, PROPS.
sIB So. second ~. rhona asa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26

HcnrN's deliver aud mcsscngcr'
deliver your XMA~. PHONE 03B.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW


To SUBSCRIBERS
II you mil lo get your evening :
paper. call
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nc I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
New Car

The SNOW iI threw out Of gear a
now early moIu.nr trolley schedule
prepared ty g,uDrli Manager NJ %
t~hhdbuurue for the benefit OF work
ers who must bo 3t their places OF
husincss hy s O'Clock. t-nGer tie new
time card the fret three cars VIII
leave the ends ot he lines ten min
utos earlier than heretofore They
will leave the barr lt G.20. They VIII
leave the Highland and Barclaa al
6 35 a. ma. again al t.0s "A M and
again 81 o. a. m cars VIA leave
old Town ANA the sawniilc at so
la. ,.araiu al ,t "a. m; ana again
at s a. m. Thereafter they VIII run
on tho present hodulc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-26
CITY CRAWLS OUT
FROM BLANKET
Of SNOW
Public Service Kinks Straight
ened Out One Fire But No
Storm Accidents New Trao-
ton Schedule for Workers.

Aided by O. uhawins sun A%lbuquer-
uuc emerged yesterday from the
moro ur lcs par1l2 n blanket ~
snow fhat spread over thc city
Thursday nl4ht Tho linhs in the
uEhtnn service ana .Ha trolley sys-
tenn were str.igfteucJ uut. and ID rec
view oi inc storm hru.sht to lisht mo-
accident rcuurls. rh.ro were several
narrow ESCAPES from Milling branches
and siiddius autos threatened q case
uuliy list. uut no arU.beut developed.
christmas E,c Fire.
There t.la ono Chr.stmas Eve fire.
a residence at iO2s south Edith
street being Quilted The house WAS
occupied by Nrs 81 Diair and hcr
children Johu McCI.u e IS the own
err
II WAS reported 20 chief Klein thai
the blaze started gton "a kerosene Oh
explosion whllc Mr. - clair was
building "a fire. The Highland engine
threw y tire chain short dist nee
from tho station and stalled while or
the way 10 tho lire, and 10y thc time
the lcutrul comnauy was brousht Go
the scene the Ganep had gained go
much Roadway that The interior 90
The ho-sr was doomta The 81 clair
family vent Go o. hrteL Tho furni-
tHre noy insured.
County surveyor Pltt Ross re-
ported b snowfall az @ inches and
the precipitation thg. -c-auar.ers 90 an
inch The preceding snow storm was
third of an inch Between the two
..a. an. A.M.H-U ed. q a..
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1914-11-13
NOTICE.
Thanksgiving Car.

A Thanksgiving car for the
Baptist and Methodist Orphans
Home at Jackson. Miss. will be
furnished free by the Illinois
Central E. r.. and it will leave
Aberdeen at 6 o'clock on the
morning of the "a or 25. of Mo-
vnmber ard will stop at West
Point, Starkville, Ackerman and
Koscuisko to receive all contri-
buttons. Caution-pIease plain
ly address articles, packages or
boxes to the Baptist or to the
Methodist Orphans Home, so
that when they reach Jackson
they can be delivered at the
right home.
Thanks in advance for your
kind and prompt attention to
this matter
Very truly,
Neil McCasklll,
A. J. Brown.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1914-11-13
The Boy Who Can Dream.

1t is a gool thing for the farm
or boy to nave an Imagination.
1t is good thing for him to
dream dreams and see visions.
1t takes a dreamer to see the
Transformation that intelligent
effort will bring to pass the old
place. It takes a dreamer to see
how much desirable that place
will be in ten years than job in
dry goods store.
It is the boy who dreams who
sees field of thrifty alfafa
where tina, stunted yellow corn
Is growing on the timber forty.
1t is the boy who dreams who
sees those hungry looking COWS
with burrs in their tails replaced
by herd of dairy matrons that
tax the capacity OF the milk cans
at every milking. 1t is the boy
who dreams who sees waving
field where cat tails are growing,
who sees a woven wire fence in
place of the old hedge, and new
barn where the cow shed is
falling topleces.
We need not dreamers on the
farm .-Prairle Farmer.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1914-11-13
Secretary Of Agriculture Dis.
cusses Meat Shortage.

Chicago. LII. ll.,-Addressing an
audience composed of stock rais-
ers from practically every state
in the Union. at the National
Dairy Show convention here
recently, Secretary Houston of
the United States Department of
Agriculture declared the short
meat supply to be one of the
most serious problems confront
ing American agriculture. Nj
Houston approved the plan of
cattle raising on large ranches
and declared that no eff
would be spared by the Federai
Government IN further incre&s-
ing production from this soui ce
but insisted that the proper solu
tim of this problem depended Oh
an increased interest IN livestock
raising by farmers and in more
systematic control and eradica.
ton of bog cholera, cattle tick
and tuberculosis.
Figures were quoted from
Government reports, showing
that the production of meat III
the United States during the
past ii years had fallen off
5000, 100000 pounds and that
the population of the nation
during this time had increased
100000.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1914-11-13
Will Turn New Leaf.

We hope by new year to get
our subscription list revised. we
shall suspend sending the paper
to any person year or more In
arrears. We are forced TO 90
this for the reason that we are
impressed that the majority OF
such regard the paper as not
worty of financial attention on
their part and we do not see any
thing in them as worthy OF sucn
bestowal. No one should take
a paper unless they want it. we
don't want to force the paper
upon any one and will thank all
such to pay up. We need our
money, it is due US and some OF
YOU have on many occasions,
taken the running start to tell US
that you would shortly paw what ,
YOU owed, with out giving US the
opportunity to ask you to please
pay. Quit your blarney and pay
up.
Who will be the first to re-
spond to this proposition. We
shall later on place our accounts,
not collected, in the hands OF
Newspaper Collection Agency:t
can and does send out a request
each week until matters are
satisfied and are fixed for such
business.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1914-11-13
A Worthy Cause.

Two boxes will be placed in
the Baptist church for the re-
ceptiOn of contributions for the
Belgian war sufferers T b e
money will be sent to the Com
merclal Appeal who in turn will
forward same to the proper
officials. This is a worth cause.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1914-11-13
Sturgis Locals.
(Ry MISS Sallie Bevill.)

Mr.. w, T. Barron is at home
with his brothers after an absence
of some months.
Mr.. 0 F Turner was al home
for few davs last week. Mr..
Emmett Barron returned with
him to his delta farm.
Mrs. Hugh Stiles and children
of Starkville spent the week nd
with Mr.. ard MRS. }. r. Stiles
east of town.
Mrs. Hattie Edwards visited In
81 arkville last week.
Mrs. Mcclure and child visit
ed in the home of Mr.. Ed Nc
Mipn Saturday.
Messrs. Walter and Rand
Shropshire visited their mother
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Willie Dobbs was the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. N q,
Adams last week. She returned
home Saturday.
Supt. Greene and DR.. Eckford
We're inspecting schools in this
vicinity Thursday as there were
some cases of diptheria III Stur
gls school.
Mr.. Greene, and Misses Os-
walt and Bevill represented their
respective schools at the Teach
ers Meeting in Starkville Satur-
day. The Sturgis teachers went
he preceding Saturday, owing
TO mistake about date.
Miss Celia Frank Hannah Was
called home last week to the bed
side of her parents who have
been quite i'll.
Mrs. Amelia Woodson return
ed home last week after several
weeks IN Mobile,
Mrs B. F. Tomllnson is visit
ing his son Mr.. S, Nj. Tomllnson
at Macon this week.
Mr.. Pat jackson had an accl-
dent upon the road Monday
wherein a pair of the mules were
badly hurt. falling through Cy-
press Bridge. We haven't learn
ed the extent of the injury.
Mr.. Godfrey Skies came home
quite sick and developed q case
| of measels.
Items have been scarce for the
past two weeks. Every body
seemed to be busv making mo-
llasses and digging potatoes.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1914-11-13

Mrs. NJ. e. Stlllman and
daughter, Leona, of Atlanta, Ga.
are expected here in the early
part OF next week and will be
the cherished guest in the hospi.
table home of her nephew, Mr..
Jonh FL. Stlilman. We wish
them a most enjoyable time IN
their old, former home.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1914-11-13
A LIE T E R.
To the Editor:

To the Editor: -
Will YOU kindly give me space
in tins weeks issue of your paper
to correct the false statements be-
ing circulated bv parties opposed
to the work of tick eradication:
That should the election on
this subject. to be held on the
18th INST. carry by a sufficient
maloritv; the people will be re
qnired TO paw fee Of 25c Or SOC
per head for dipping their cattle
and be required to drive them TO
Starkville Or some other central
point. and should a cow be killed
or injured in dipping The owner
would only be reimbursed to the
extent Of $l2 90.
It is almost increditable that
after the work Of tick eradica-
ton has been carried on ~ the
state for six years and Eover half
the state releas sed from quaran.
tine. that it should be necessary
TO refute such statements.
Everyone who can read has
had every opportunity to become
familiar with these methods and
advantages of getting rid of
ticks; but to those who have
given the subject no cOnsidera-
ton. | desire o state; that should
the election carry. sufficient
number Of vats will be provided
in every beat in the county to
enable everv one to dip their cat
tie conveniently, abs )lutely free
of charge and should an animal
be killed or injured by dipping.
the board of supervisors are
authorized by state law to rem.
burse the owner to the, extent nf
the loss sustained. up to $4,000
for each claim. Not one animal
in 10000 is eyer injured by Dip
ping.
This county should be the ham
ner cattle raising county of the
state-is now one of the most back
ward and the annual loss AS a
result or the cattle lick is little
over $50, 10000.
The total expense of getting
rid of the tick would be consid.
cradle less than one half OF one
years loss and would only result
III additional taxes for one year.
The electors of the county now
have an opportunity to decide
whether they will continue to
raise ticks and eradicate cattle or
eradicate ticks and raise cattle
and at the same time create COZ
dltions that will increase the
value and earning capacity of
their lands and enable them to
utilize their grain and forage
crops more prof ably.
Every business man interested
in maintaining or increasing
the purchasing power Of his Gus
toners Is as much Interested IN
this election as the farmers Tn
tick free counties there is no
reason why farmer or business
man should be less prosperous
as every acre Of land can be
made to earn as much as was
obtained from cotton before the
invasion Of the boiI-Weevil.
Respectfully yours.
Archibald Smith.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1914-11-13

nj Il Jackson rd work so 90
Lamar Quinn rd work.. L so
n Jackson road work. ...........3 OF
B Buford road work. SO
Montgomery road work. 90 rs
Roy KoIb road work............. ..3l 25
Earl Kolb road work ............27 80
fErick Jackson, road work.. ..s6 60
iMilburn Ray road work. k..........37 s5
Sam Bird. road work. rs
.Guss Higgs road work..........23 rs
columbus Asexander road wrk. ...3 90
John Alexander ....2 so
Arthur Livingston :. I" ..22 81
Hunt Cd" " ....5 90
Bob Williams SO 90
Albert Alexander " .22 90
Hoyt Woodson, '' 6 ...32 30
Charley Ivy g ..2S rs
HALEY Lewis ..26 IS
Walter Rainey ..23 IS
John Sides 80 90
M T jackson ' AT 90
III Il Jackson ..43 90
Arthur Livingston III 90
John ellis &" IA 90
Dawkins Bros =" .1S rs
G F Wise hidwre Co, f1rdwre. .....9 9 SO
Sturgis Hardwre Co, hdw. ..:........6 20
P A Sullivan, harness work. .......l SIS
Doss Morgan, corn. n................65 65 20
P P Critz, statutory reward..... Loo 90
tAgricuitural High School. ...... 100 on
1t was ordered that the levy of a mill
at the Septem Der term not being sufi-
cient to support said school that s1lOo be
set apart for the support of the school.
PP Critz was allowed $4,000 it be-
ing the statutory reward for the capture
Of Die Carter.
Board adjourned till Thursday morn
ing. November S, 1914
THURSDAY. NOV 5TH, 1914.
&C Thompson. and D w Outlaw. Jr,.
members of the board having inspected
the proposed Longview and Adaton road
recommend that said road not be layed
out as asked for.
Security state Bank amts paid on
Dist No itrd find. d.............."...355 "
40 MTimes chnry cort binis .....6 90
A e Greene reprs type wrtr. ...,....4 20
A e Greene sal and pstg..........957 40
r K & f L Wier strney chy six -. 40
Jim Bell blind epauper ;. ..<........2> so
DE Rainey sal one MONTH. rs 90
DIR C r. Dodds med aattntn cnvt. ...2 90
J D Hartness grading. -. Is 90
Geo d Barnard q Co, record book
Lille Tucker laundry. .....4 90
L H Nfckslsshff cnvyiHg pris....12 20
q b Quinn, road tax -refnd. ......6o
M R Fulgham amt paid cling type
LH4& LA Kfebarl bfhkts~C G H. 90
Zeno Yeates articles C H. ...........2o
Zeno lYeates supplies. ...........13 a5
ZdHo Yeates hfdwre beat 12....... so
Turner & Pierce hrdwre cnvt....3 35
Continued on page {.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1914-11-13

AS tne pOII UUUKS Oh tHe CUuHuF
filled up 1t was ordered tfat new set
be obtained and all the names on the
old books be transcribed and that the
circuit cour clerk order such books and
do the transcribing.
The board adjourned till Wednesday.
Wednesday, Nov 4, 1914,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-18
VANDERBILT HOME IS
 DESTROYED BY FIRE

. u.ch remains from the great blizzard ,t few days ago the fire apparatus lad hard work getting to th" plac" nd while waiting for the arrival "f llo engine the assembled neighbors rcin,"d a bucket brigade and did what t,oy could to check the flames.
 fairly high wind WAS prevailing al the time and the blaze was quickly h,N"ud the control of the bucket hri- 9 dc and also beyond the efforts made l., the firrmen when they at last sue c,cdcd in dragging their engine and bose cart though the snow
 Efforts were made to save some of rlc furniture but the place burned ip pldll that very little was accom- rlishcd
 The loss is estimated at nearly half U milton dollars
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-18

Cp went all the hands. male and 1, male. and the women were so fright crcd that they did no even scream.
 The rohhrr then edged towards ,Ee ,ash drawer, still keeping the crowd
 cred. After he had taken about tif- |, dollars in bills and checks from tho , .hi,rs desk the bandit began ,' back towrds the door the murderous booking gun still swaying from one u ..uuthrr of the heightened figures.
 The man had almost reached the door of the shop and not a soul had n ,yrd Then. as he was about to pass ,.,. lit1lcst frailcst woman in the place ,.n-hing happened to him, It came ~,. quickly and SD unexpectedly that IT,. rohh"r never really had time to r'2" inst what did happen
 Ny n, backed down the isle passed Mrs Sonmors the little lady stuck out .r. ut:lc number two boot and MT ti,.In"r trippd. He was going back vlids and when he lost his balance he sat down heavily on the floor. The shock of contact and the natural con IT.. ction If his hand when he said well never mind what he said, but the