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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
KNONLTON SAYS THE
PAPER DEMAND
IS INCREASING
Unfailing Index to Business OF
All Glasses Shows that
Trade Is Rapidly Improving
FINDS CONDITIONS IN
NEW MEXICO ON GAIN

Phil ~. KuowltOn well known
paper salesman 81 Denver Be- in Az
buuuerquc Tor few days. iu course ~
hiH rogular trip through Sew Mex
leo. Mr.. knowlton calls on practice
ally every line OF business. especially
The retail trade lie is in position
Go know more ut actual business COM
ditiuLs than almost any either class of
salesman. for the paper consumption
b. AN almost UnfuiiiuE index tu thc
volume of business done. When the
retail man doubles his order for nH-
per sacks. for wrapping paper, ctca
ID Us pretty sure indication that he
s putting out more goods And Mr.
KuoWltou finds the trade increasing
aud increasing rapidly in all Hines he
carries. which includes practically an
kinds az paper except wnl paper
I'VE had some very quiet moutha Ia
1919" said Mr.. knowltun to-day
when orders were small anu business
generally slow liut recently things
have been looking up and ON this trin
/ have found very material im-
provcmcnt. especially in New Mex
leo. There Is generally more cn-
couraEing tone Ia nll limos ~ bus
mess on which I call ana this in
Cludca nearly an lines. orders are
heing materially Increased. and gem
cru conditions are such throughout
the state that / cannot see now the
year can prove anything but "a pros
porous one. Certainly 1914 has START
cd on in our business with % rush that
indicates "a thorough renewal OF con-
Hdcncc nli along the line.
~ have been making New Mexico
for "a good many years ana have seen
the territory ana state SO through
many ups and downs 81 business but
I have never seen All conditions SO
tremendously pointing 10 good times
as they seem To- boz doing right now.
u ls going Co be- good year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
MERCHANT
SAYS OUTLOOK
FOR 1914 IS
BRIGHT
A. J. Maloy, Pioneer Business
Man of Albuquerque Feels
that Latter Months of Year
Will Be Prosperous.
REIMBURSEMENT TO NEW
CONDITIONS NECESSARY

A. j Mnioy. pioneer business man
lot Albuquerque and recognized as one
lot lta solid and conservative furo"s.
kcs very bright View uf the out
luok for Albuquerque and Ncw Mex
leo during the coming year
% feel" said Mr. Maloy yesterday
THAT lust nov we ARE gulng through
"a stage at rcadjustment 60 new con
.ditions and that this rcadlustmcnt De-
Coins 90 require a little time. bni
the profess is very well under wH}
and .n my opinion Will soon bee Fo fnr
along toward completion that durina
the last six months al 1915 Wr mas
look for e very decided business re-
vivul and more generally proHperuui
conditions than we have had tOi
many years. Everything seems 20 me
right for return of real prosperity
90 the whole country u u.s. in fact
now on the way You VIII note that
AN immediate rcadiustmcnt OF bust.
ness conditions has occurred in New
York Interest rates upon CONNER
.Clai paper have returned practically
60 normal and general conditions az,
rapidly returning To- that state. This
undoubtedly ia the direct result OF
the new currency law and of adjust
mcnt ~ conditions to meet a.
$50 far az New Mexico les concerned
conditions ON the fhnRc are Nuth ihhl
the Etogkmen are sure ut u good
year. This always means plenty OF
ready money in the state ana cspe'
cially in Albuquerque whore most of
the livestock business OF the state
ccntcfs.
Probably there viii Doe continue,
protest among sheep growers because
Of the free wool situation. But 10
INV opinion the values paid for New
Mexico wool for many years have
been fictitious, bolstcrcd by a mrit
protection, and when our grower
aave adjusted Themselves TO the new
conditions. as they mus, do. they vii
lind themselves no worse OF
There viii be some mining actiV
| lty In our vicinity and our local pros
poets are just as sound as We coul'
wish. In word I am sure that Whil'
10 may take several months Go conn
for IL TO get around 90 uA In fun force
We are going 20 have prosperity ans
the last six months Of this year VII
Dee an that could be- desired
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
PERSONALS

Friends ln this Dlty have been much
Pnipcd to hear of the death Ncstcr-
day OF Thco, the little Yem old
son OF Dr. and Mrs. W. ID. Radcliffe
of Bcion. by poisoning Thr child
iB some manner got hold of some
strychHiuc tablets and died lu about
20 minutes Boo spite uf all tho frantic
father and other Physicians could do
The hahy surrcpUfuu-Iy Hot the
tablets out uf hiss fathers medicine
cusr. The father ana mother. both
well known here. are Frustrated
THE members az che SnHwn-ioult
entertainment compan Oh dancers
which appeared BASE night at the
Elks thcatcr thrnugh Che courtesy
of r.. b.. Bradford and Mrs. MrMur-
ry were shown tue sights off tho fiiy
iu autus this afternoon, Miss Hopper
1oIus in charge cot the party.
potyitt Artgon has Tiled suit lu Che
district count for divorce from Dor
husband Colostiuo Aragou. on thv
ground OF abandonment and nun-sup-
port. Robert T.. Moore bciug attorney
for plaintiff The wife lives here aud
the husband In Santa Pc. They were
married ln 1905 and separated in
1910.
The rognnr monthly card party
aud dance of court 80, Si3. Wom-
ANS Catholic order at FUrestrrs VIII
b. held u Wednesday evenings
january a. following th" lustuila
ton OF officers ut $50. REFRESH
monts win De- SERVED. The hostessrs
viii Dee Mesdames ArCher Augc, An
toinc aud Bncu.
The Gir scouts win attend n e.
body tomorrow morning ut ~
O'Clock the services ut the Lend awe
niue Methodist church Rev e.. ID.
Beckman. pastor VIII deliver qn
address especially TOT tho young
ladies.
AIRS Babette Leonhardt former
resident Of this eity, now of san
Rernardiuo. cal. VIII return howe
tomorrow after spending moth
here nursing her sister Mrs l.ina
Icppelcr. back to rouyHicsccncc,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
MAINz HEARING TO
Be Open TO
PUBLIC
Case Against Officer to Be
Heard at Regular Session of
Council Monday. Notes Of
City Government.

Tho hearing Of Charles Mninz. sus-
pended from the police force ycsicr-
day for AN unWHrrHutcd assault upon
"a prisoner. viii Doe before the regular
omen session ct the city council Mon
daN night n is understood that
Malnz and his friends propose 90
make q vigorous night to secure his
Reinstatement on the force aud dc
fonsc 81 his action in striking Frank
Springer with his club.
Notes of CiiA MAR.
The vacancy on the city council
caused hy the removal from tho state
OF Alderman George Thomas, prohu b.
bis via not be- hllcd, being LETT GO
the merit city election in April. The
councilman has attended compnra
lively few meetings lee recent months
and the other members feel that they
will be able tu struggle along until
the people choose % successor. 'fholn-
as as set has not rendered rcsls
nation hut is understood So have LETT
Albuquerque permanently
street Commissioner Martin Tier
neN yesterday received twelve new
street garbage cans and six hand
carriages recently ordered by the
council for tho street sweeping force
The cans viii boz stationed through
the business district and viii De- ID
considerable convenience 90 the white
wings
Work on the ueN city hnll made
some progress last week and another
concrete pouring Will ho made during
the vomins week, hTuging The build
Ing mp 60 the SECOND story line.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
NO BIDDERS FOR THE
ALVIN POHL PROPERTY

Property OF Alvin Pohl offered tor
H,lc 90 the highest bidder hy the
shcrins office this moruung. under
foreclosure hy the state NHUonul
bank. VIII have 60 De- rc-appraiscd
and sold again as there were mo- hid-
derse FOR the property today. The
property was appraised az $4,000. bat
was cncumberod by mortgage and
past due taxes
SIZES for Disprcc.
pctritu AwEon This morning nlcd
suit for divorce from her husband
Cclestipo Arngon. charging abandon.
mcnt and non-npport The coupi,
were married n Santa Fc in 1905
Attorney Robert g. Moore represents
the plainuu
Tho liuhha Laundry Cumnnuy flied
suit on account agamrt W. ~. Kerr
Tor St2.tb.
Marriage Idccn-e
County CLERK Walkrr TODAY issued
e marriasc license Goo Miss Ruth Nun,
l,ohy of san MarcHl um Edward
Albert George kcnnard OF Al0upuor.
que
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
TIME NOT RIPE FOR
COMMITTEE ON
F { N A | {
SUFFRAGE
Democrats of House Rules
Board Refuse to Report for
Standing Committee on Bal
lots for Women.
INV I.cuscd wlrr 10 E,cmur ncraId.I


tIiy icnscd Wire 60 E,rWuE Herald,
WaHhIuEtpn, Jan o. Democrats
OF thp housc rules committee tudas
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''''"''H
iiast in iho mousse,
After much discussion thc Demo
rf.iti, rat,rit, rnusi,d.a ht t1e
Separate committee "h ihe an'j. ..
The action COMES after bong wW-
psien of tho woman uffntrigts In
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

aged 10 years Deceased came a.
Albuquerque with her parents for
her health about n year ago. coming
from Concord. Mich She T. sur
viVed also by g brother. Archie WEES
ley, and "a sister. Mrs. Fred culver
of Lansing. Mich. Her father u an
cmpioyc 81 the Albuquerque Trac-
ton company.
The funeral will take place tumor.
TOW afternoon al O'Clock from the
Strong chapel Rev g. -. Bcckmun
officiating Six of Mr. Weslcy's as-
soclutcs In the Traction companS
VIII act as pallheRrcrs lntermenl
viii De IN the family lot Ia FaiVlev
cemetery.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
WHEN PATRONIZING
A HOME INDUSTRY
is WRONG PROCEDURE

"rhis paironizIng home industry
business is ull right" said "a well
known Albuquerque wholesale man
today "nnd Of course We uii approve
of DO. hut there are tlmra when "a can
go "a little too FAR. We have inst
experienced one of the times. This
week we'll known retail business
house in q nearby ciiy went into
bankruptcy Said house had Just
bought thouHand dollars worth ~
goods from our house Now thar o.
one Instance whore 7 think patroni1-
iur home industry is wrong why,
now. didn't that sucker stick some
stranger back oBW7 VIZ did he have
Co. stick uH here At hoWc9 Home in-
duHry is good thing but Ike most
good things u has its limit"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
OPPORTUNITY FOR
WOMEN SHOPPERS

Albuquerque women who can APP
preriate extraordinary values IN tn
more desirable kinds of ready toe
Wear garments viii bee interested Ia
the announcement tnut the special
clearance prices ON this class ui
merchandise siin prevail at the New
comcr Art shop on West Central
avenue. Some of the most attrac
tive items are TO be found In the
waist and underwear stocks,
number 81 exclusive models ~ cost
nnd suits are also being offered "a,
less than actual cost.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
Notice to Automobile Owners

have been notified Co arrest an
persons whose automobiles Within tive
days from date are not carrying 1914
license numbers.
THOMAS McMuLfN.
city Marshal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Never can toll when you'll mash q
finger or suffer cut. hruisc. burn
or sCald Bo prepared Thousands
rely ON pr Thomas Eclectic OH
Your druggist sells o. zoe ana 5oc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

w. r Gordon, who came here from
oklahoma two months ago for his
health died last night al his rooms
in the Highlands. aged thirty five
years The body ls held by Under
takor Frcd Cruliot, pending adyicos
trom relatives.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17
MORTUARY.

Clara itoScitha Wesley.
Clare itosolfha Wesley. daughter
Of MI aud Mrs Joe Wesley, died
last uieht at t2:3O at the family
home. Fifteenth aud Marble avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

Special Dinner and Music by
Diamond Trio. Myers Cafe,
Sunday, $50 TO s P. M.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

On your grocers shelf as you buy; your pantry
shelf when you take down the for you know that
every piece Of the deloiOusy Favored machine sliced
scientifically packed Golden Peach of California is Perfect
There is satisfaction in the certain purity and per
lection Of the H0TCHKIss GLASS JAR" LABEL BRAND.
The GLASS JAR" LABEL BRAND provides an end
less variety Of fruits and other canned goods When next
you order canned goods try this better brand
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-17

UNEXPECTED GUESTS FOR DINNER?
In haste you open of peaches pleasing dessert
nit Half the slices are broken or nARHAH
XII defective They anything kMMHTI
w but appetizing. V0IWQB
This Calamity NeUer Happens When You Use
HOtchkiss "Gl0ss Jar" Label Brand
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-23

the modern or standard system of street
lighting on Water street, which has al
ready been described in detail. This sys-
tenn includes IS ornamental iron poles
from the top of Rines hill to Bond street,
each pole bearing a cluster of four lights,
ard work has also been commenced on the
installation of II more poles between the
west end of Kennebec bridge and up
Cony hill to Bangor street In addition
to these the Central Maine Power Co,
which is doing the work. is to install ar
ornamental light on the Baker fountain
in Market square, and also one on tie
fountain in Cony square ON the east sid
of the river, the two latter to be main
tanned free for a term of years. Ih
only cost to the city in connection with
the establishment of the new system
the price fer the current, which is fix q
by contract The installation of the sys
tenn cost about $4,000, and the cOmpan.
expended about 100 more in additiona
work on the lighting system of the city.
Edwards Park.
A piece of work which is appreciated by
many Augusta citizens is Edwards park,
at the upper end of Water street, which
was created through an agreement be-
tween the city and the Edwards Manufac-
turing Co., and which was opened to the
public early during the past summer.
The park occupies a triangle Of land at
the south end of the company's mill
property. and the agreement stipulates
that the city may continue to keep this
land for public park purposes until such
time as the company shall need it for the
extension of its plant. The plot was
fenced in, gravel walks laid out, settees
and swings put in, light installed, also
a bubbling drinking fountain. The cost
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-23
Twice as Many Houses Built as 9|Iand|9|2 Together

scription of many would no doubt prove
interesting the lack of space forbids the
special mention of but few.
Probably one of the finest pieces of
work done in town during the year was
the addition to the residence of A. w.
Whitney on State street, the contract for
which was held by Tracy & Metcalf 1t
is a two-story building 36x52 feet and is
supported by steel girders, with truss
oof, having no posts on either fioor. The
rst story is a garage with wash stand
. nd turn table, the floor being of cement
Il has a steel ceiling and the walls and
@ainscotine are of the same material
There is also boiler room which con-
aims a steam plant which heats the
rage and also the second story. On the
-ecend floor is bali room which with
IS elliptcal ceiling and auartered oak
oer is d picture in itself. 1t has large
replace with mantel at one end and a
balcony supported by carved brackets
and panel columns, for the orchestra, at
the other end. The ball room is connect
ed with the main house by a-scoTTidor
which is supported by panel columns.
The same firm erected a fine bungalow
for e. X. Day on lower State street, at
a cost of $500. The house contains nine
rooms and q bath, has cement cellar,
hard wood floors, two fireplaces. electric
lights and all the other modern conven-
fences. 1t also has large and roomy
piazza running the entire length of the
front.
One of the handsome houses completed
during the year is that of Herbert c.
Brown on Pearl street, the contract for
which was held by W. A. Hanks, and the
cost of which completed was 5000. The
main house is 22x2S on the ground. with
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-23
The Importance
of Insurance

If the insuring public could
realize the fires, accidents and
losses from various sources
which are reported to an agency
in the course of year they
would not for a minute allow
themselves to be without pro-
lection.
This agency can recall a great
many fires which. have taken
place within twenty-four and
forty eight hours after the ap-
pIication for insurance was
made. One instance in par
ticuIar, which we refer to with
permission, when the barn OF
Horny Coleman was struck by
lightning in VassaIboro. Mr..
Coleman called at the office on
ono Saturday afternoon, placed
a policy of insurance and on
Monday night his barn was
struck by lightning and burned,
on Friday he had the full amount
that he was insured for. Many
people might call this good luck,
but in reality it was good iudg-
ment. On the other hand, we
had an instance a few years ago
when we called on a party on
Friday and suggested that he
place a policy of $4,000 on his
buildings. He said he guessed
he would do nothing about it
that day but to call tho next
time we were in that direction
and he would probably have the
policy issued. The next time
never came however for on the
following Sunday night his
buildings were burned without
any insurance.
One of the most Important
classes of insurance which we
issue today is liability insurance
whereby the company assumes
the risk of the employer, auto
mobile owner, contractor, physi-
clan or whatever the case may
be. II is good plan to let the
OIFI6F TOiIcw Oo tT1S WITTY yiTi9s
Have you thought what it might
cost you If your team should
run away and injure some one?
If the automobile brake should
not work at the proper time? If
a customer should fall on your
slippery floor? If the elevator
should give away, and numer-
GUS causes of accidents too great
to mention. Have you consid-
cred the consequences of the cost
Of a law suit whether the ver-
dict 10 in your favor or against
you.
We issue special policies COW
erlng all of these various classes
Of risks and will be glad to sub
nit figures for your considera-
zion.
Your general insurance busi-
nesr is respectfully solicited.
feb23d1tx
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-23

Water street the. old pavement was taken
up, the roadway was reshaped, the water
and gas service pipes repaired or renewed.
after which the old paving was relaid in
cement grout, giving smooth surface.
The cost of the paving was $14l193 and
the net cost to the city was $S773S. The
work on Court street was done in Has
sam paving, and the cost OF this work
was $S42.05.
Standard Street Lighting System.
A great Improvement made by the city
during the year was the installation OF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-23

in cypress with a steel ceiling. The
two upper floors will be finished off
and equipped for school purposes The
building is piped for steam and will
be heated from the plant at the
church. 1t will also be fitted with fire
escapes and all modern conveniences.
The cost of the building and of work
done thus far was $3.50.
The &. L. Ripley Boat Shop.
During the past year E. l.. Ripley
completed on Howard street what is
the only boat building shop in Au-
gusta. 1t is a one-story frame struc
ture 30x50 feet on the ground and is
we'll adapted for the purposes forjwhich
it was built. The cost was about $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-23
RlNss HILL AND WATER STREET. SHOWING STANDARD

of the park was approximately $780, and
it is not expected that the cost of main
tanning the park will exceed 500 per
year.
Some Of the New Residences.
As stated in the opening paragraphs of
this article, more residences were built
or remodeled during the past year than
during the years 1911 and 1912 put to-
gether, the total number being So The
cost of the various dwellings varies from
$500 to nearly $4,000, and while des
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-23

an ell 12x16 feet, and is two stories In
height 1t is modern in style, contains
seven rooms and a bath and Is finished
in quartered oak and quartered sycamore.
1t is one of the prettiest of the new
homes on the east side of the river
Another handsome dwelling Is that Of
Willis r. Partridge on Sewall street,
which is now approaching completion
and will soon be ready for occupancy. 1t
is of Dutch Colonial style of architec-
ture, a story and a half In height and
CONTINUED on Page Ten)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-23
Westchester Fire Insurance
Co.,
100 WILLIAM ST, NEW YoRY, N. Y.

ASSETS DEC. 81, 1913,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-23

cost of the work was $7561.S7. The net
cost TO the city was S430}.56.
Paving Water and Court Streets.
In addition to the above the Hassam
Paving Co. also did a good piece of
work in paving lower Water street from
the south end of the tar macadam pave
ment in front of the federal building lot
to the beginning of the block pavement at
the foot of Court hill. and also in paving
Court street from Water street to .ne
Maine Central station platform On
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-23
Sell 1t?
Sure, You Can!

II You Can Describe that Property sf
Yours Interestingly in Conysr.
sation With q Friend, You
Can Describe il In
terestinsiy in
an ADJ
If friend should ask you: what
is that property of yours like?" you
could give an interesting description
of it off-hand.
There are a good many people In this
city who would be interested In heAxs
ing about it--but you don't know
them, nor do they know YOU, NOVA
But If you'll tell them about yourl
property JUST AS YOU'D TBlLi
ABOUT 1T TO A FRIEND WHO Mi
QUIRED-you'li ind q good many or
them interested. And you'll have 81
very good chance. indeed. to dad =
BUYER.
No-it's NOT "the wrong season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-23
Continued From PAGE Eight

greater convenience. BY removing q
partition on the second floor a good siz-
ed hall was also secured, thoroughly
heated and lighted, and decorated so
as to harmonic with the decorations
of the pariors below. Even the VIM
dows We're removed and replaced by
windows of more modern style. The
church was rededicated Sept 25, at
which time Il detailed description of
the work done was given. The cost ef
work on the building amounted to
about $4,000.
New Military storehouse.
A piece If building done by the State
I'm Augusta during the past year was
the erection Of a military storehouse.
This building, which is located a short
distance east of the frame storehouse
on Grove street and south of the Cap
itol is 69x45 feet on the ground, and is
built of brick with cement floor and
gravel roof. It is a single story build
ing, the walls being nine feet in height.
The roof is slightly pitched, being II
feet from the floor in the center. The
contract for the building was held
Oy T. w. ~ loi VI VI ~
land. The building cost $4,000.
ST. Mary's Hall.
Near the north end of State street
a considerable piece of work has been
done on the building formerly owned
and occupied by E. r. Marston as a
carriage repository but which was pur-
chased some time ago for ST. Mary's
Catholic parish. 1t is expected that
the building will be ultimately used
for the establishment of a parochial
school but at present only the lower
floor has been finished for the purposes
Of hail. The building is 26x50 feet
on the ground and the hall is finished