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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
IMPORTERS
tContinueI from rage Onc)

by German and Austrian concerns
We have obligated ourselves to take
this merchandise and nov that a
considerable portion of such mer-
chandlse is finished and ready for
shipment the manufacturers urc de-
mauding payment We ave in the
quandary OF having Ia pay FOR our
merchandise. In addition. we have
sold much OF this merchandise 60
American business houses, to whom
We are now responsible tor delivery,
The concession OF the British
government that We may receive such
goods as have been paid tor here pri-
or TO March I is OF no avail 10 us.
The undersigned ara responsible
American houses enjoying "a good
credit, who iH general do not have
to pay for their merchandise before
II Is delivered.
with all Difference To your excel
lcncy,' the document continues, who
We know has at heart the protection
of American commerce. We respect
lully call attention o. the urgency Of
the situation and the pressing ncces-
sity of our knowing very soon
whether We shalt bo able 10 conduct
our lawful business under the pro-
lection of well established principles
Of law which have been SO ably and
aptly pointed out hy the state de-
partmcnt In its diplomatic CORE
%spundoncc with Great Britain.
we maintain that since "A swedish
merchant can ship Ia a German port
we also. as citizens OF this country.
have the same right and that these
facts c%oIyincingly prove hat there "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
A FROM THE WAR
DANIELS ADVICE TO
NAVAL OFFICERS
inv Fvenlng Herald Ieased wirel

Newport, u. l.. June 26.-in an
address at the opening session Of the
navy war college here today, secre-
tnry Daniels Appealed To American
naval officers 10 profit by the lessons
that are being taught by thoN great
war in Europe and 10 fearlessiy dis
card all theories which failed To stand
the acid test. lie referred briefly 10
the navy program for the coming
year and expressed confidence that
congress would authorize any increase
recommended.
In personnel and material the navy
IL larger than ever before" Mr.. Dan
iels said. Its men are trained and
NJ. Its experts In every department
are active "a remedy any defects OF
the past and 10 take advantage o. al
that has been learned Ia the only true
school In which this knowledge may
he obtained, by observing throughout
experts in Europe all that may De
learned from actual war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

TobAri Hay. Nculca, June Is, (Bs
Radio 20 san Diego. Cal. June Isl
Amerlcens IN tke Yaqui valley are
wen armed with rifles ana an ade-
unate rupply az ammunition and are
ready 10 repcl any future indian at
lacks. according 10 advices received
here today. Some Of the Americans
have arranged 90 hire other forcign-
era to assist in their defense.
The valleys 81 she yaqui and Mayo
rivers were reported quiet today
Rains have begun and are expected 20
cause a rapid rise u the raqui river,
This will prexcQt movement Of the
Ia6lnns 70 the Maso river southwark.
where M AEierican settlpmppt - To-
Gated. The mouth Of tho Yaqul river
was forty mi#l vide duFins the M
comher foods.
Latest advises from In PaE Lower
California. stated that that town and
vicinity mad declared In favor Of Car
Fasn. II previously vi declared
neutral"
cunymas has refused 10 receive or
clear Ia Pas shipping.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
NUMBERS ASSIGNED
TO CARS IN BIC
ROAD RACE
Sixteen Fastest Machines in
New Mexico Will Be Run
in Magdalena -sOcorro : AL
buquerque Event.


Officials OF the o race 10 la run
betwcen this city and Mardalcnn bx
way Of sororro Judy s met az the of.
fscc OF Col. ID. X. n. sellers today
with the drivers and assigned num-
bcrs TO the cars. Entries closed last
night. Sixteen OF the fastest cars An
this city, MasdHlenn, silver civ. Gal.
lup and socoror are entered.
The cars, owners. drivers. towns
represented and mmbcrs Of the cars
IN mo race are as follows.
Car No. 4, Ford: owner, 90. Ga
rage; driver. Goss: town. Magdalenn.
earn No. 2. Overland; owner. Ro-
nero Ad. Co: driver. Hottinger.
town. Albuquerque.
Car No. 2, Marmon; owner. Bennett
Motor Co; driver. Bennett: town.
Silver City.
Car No. 3, Buick; owner. V. l. EN-
berry; driver. Emoery; town. Albu-
querqge.
Car No. o. Buick. owner. J. n.
Head, driver, Head: town Albuqucr-
que.
Car No. 6. Ford; owner. Charles
Davidson; driver, Davidson; town.
Albuquerque.
Car No. Z. r. NJ f.: owner. Joe
Bowdich; driver. sperry; town. Al
buquerque.
Car No. s. Buick; owner. w. n.
Morrow; driver, Morrow. town Alhu-
querque.
Car No. Q. Ford. owner. G. l. Day;
driver, Day; town Albuquerque.
Ca No. 10. Maxwell. owner. =. y.
Gibbons; drivers. Gibbons. town,
Socorro.
Car No. II. Overland: owner.
Highway Garage. driver Brunson:
town, M%agdaiena.
Car No. i2. Buick. owner. r. J..
Brauli; driver. Uiyatt; town. AibU-
qucruue.
Car No. ls, jackson: owner. l.. ~.
High; driver. High; town. Albuquer-
que.
Car No. II. Ford: owner. n. Ma
poleon driver, DE Vote: town. Albu-
querquc.
Car No. IS. Autocar. owner. NJ. T..
snwtelle; driver. Purscll. town. Al
buquerquc.
Car No. ig. buick: owner william
Themes; driver. Thomas; town, Albu-
qucrque.
The numbers were drawn for. IN
the cas- Of drivers not AZ the meeting
an official drew for them. The num-
hers have nothing To- de- with the or
der In which the ear start the race.
They merely Identify the cars. They
will be displayed IN large figures on
the cars and mark them throughout
the contest.
Tho position % the cars IN the get
away will be decided thirty minutes
before the race starts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied Will
ThedfOrd's Blaek-D rausht.

McDuH, Val suffered for several
years." says Mrs. J. u. Whitaker, Of
iiis place, with SICK headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me 70 Try
fhediofd's Black faught, which / did,
ind ! found u 10 be the best family medi-
zine tor young and old.
Keep Black Draughl on hand al the
lime now, and when my children icsl a
little bad, they ask me for a dose, and Il
does them more good than any medicine
they cver tried.
We never have 4 long spell Of sick
ness 10 our family, since we commenced
Hsiag Black Draught."
1hrdioFd's Black DFaughi Is purely
vegetable, and has been found 70 regi-
late weak slomaehs, aid digestion, re-
lleve indigestion, collie. wind, naasca,
headache, sick stomach, and similai
symptoms.
Il has been IN constant use for inore
nan 10 Yeas, and has benefited more
uhan q mllion people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Slack Dfas9hl. Price only &c. Get .
s1ckase h-day. NC "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
FURTHER FAR REACHING
OF THE
ORDERED

IVY kNHNNMN NNNNNN4 hH|NHNA WV
Washington, June 26.-Further fai
reaching r~elaxatio1s In the federa.
quarantine against the foor and
mouth disease become effective June
Is.
Interstate movements Of livestock
will be resumed between restricted
area" and points IN free" and clos
ed" area for immediate slaughter
shipments for any purpose will be
permitted 20 all points except those
ia CLOSED area.
In Illinois a large area, which, how
ever. does not Include the Union
stock yards. Is made free. All In
diana becomes free. including the
Belt stock yards 81 Indianapolis. In
Ohio the Union stock yards at Gin
cinnati and the Cleveland Union
stock yards become restricted ares 20
handle live stock for immediate
slaughter only. The Pittsourgh Union
stock yards 20 into the same ciassi-
ncaiions
stock yards az Milwaukee and cud-
ANY. via. pass 10 the restricted clas-
other changes affect Maryland,
Montana, New Jersey. New York.
Rhode Island. virginia and West Vir.
slnia. All are Indications Of the sue
cess OF the governments Asht on the
plague.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
TRADE EXCURSION
TO FARM|NGT0N
IN SEPTEMBER
Delegation of Twenty-Five
Business Men Will Make
Journey to the Annual
Pennington Fair.

l.. W. Gales, president OF the
Pennington chamber Of commerce,
win leave tomorrow afternoon FOR mis-
home taking with him authority 20
tell Pennington business men that
Albuquerque will send a delegation of
not less than twenty-five business
men TO attend the annual FARMING
ton fair In September The assur
anc was given By President Il. +.
Putney % the state air commission,
who proposes 90 head the delegation
"a the business 81 the state fair will
permit. The Pennington people are
going 10 bring a big exhibit here TINS
year the largest they have ever as
sembled. The Invitation 60 attend
their fair was promptly accepted ana
Il b believed that II will be easy 90
get more than twenty-five business
men who viii be glad "a take the
san Juan county trip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
COLD r FOODS
ARE HEALTHY IF
PROPERLY HANDLED


San Francisco, June 26,-Cold
stored foods are wholesome, II prop
crly handled, and tho cold storage OF
foods h. vitality necessary. according
Professor A. V. stubenrauch, head
of the department Of pomology Of the
University Of California. who address
resscd today the fortieth annual meet
irg 90 the American Academy OF
Medicine.
"The assertion that cold stored
fruits or vegetables or any food. are
unwholesOme az such e. erroneous.
he said. "cold storage alone has
never resulted In uawholesomeness,
unless tho product Was held beyond
the limit 81 lta possible usefulness"
Lcgnl regulation nf cold storage. he
said. would combat the possible tend
ency towar ATTEMPTED c|ornering of
rood supplies. The arbitrary liking Of
a time limit % the storage OF food,
he said. would be unWise.
The great value and small cost Of
federal inspection Of meats ana meat
products we're described IN a paper
sent by Dr. George Ditewig Of the
bureau OF animal Industry and read
at the meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
WHERE HER THOUGHTS
WERE

The husband was reading 4 news
paper account to his wife. Now and
then he paused and asked A ques.
ton. The nature 81 her replies made
him doubt that she was listening
closely. lie accused her 81 having
thoughts elsewhere, and she indig-
nansly nssvrted that she had heard
every word.
lie continued reading for a few
minutes. and then glanced az her.
From the far-away look in her eyes
he knew her Thoughts were not upon
The item he was reading. SO, turn
ing the sheet as an excuse for the
pause. he continued as follows appar-
cntiy reading;
last night. az about two o'clock
IN the afternoon. just a Few minutes
before breakfast. a hungry boy about
sixty years old bought a dcughnut
for nine pins and threw Il through a
concrete wall twenty feet thick. With
a cry OF despair he jumpcd into a
dry mill-pond, broke his arm az the
knee-joint, and was drowned. II wai
only ten years later, on the same day
and at the same hour, that a goat
save birth to six elephants. A high
wind then came uH and killed three
dead horses and a wooden cigar In.
dian What do you think OF that.
deari" he questioned suddenly.
She gave a little start. smiled. and
said:
Il think that's a splendid bargain
Henry. You had better set a half.
dozen. for your stock Of shirts Is
lowl"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
TWENTY THREE SERBIAN
REsERvISTS ARRESTED
FOR BREAK

Chicago. June 26.-Twonty-throe
reseryists OF the serbians army, al
legged 70 be United States citizens
We're held by federal officers here to-
day for appearance before "A United
States commissioner for examination
as 10 a violation OF the nations neu-
trHlity.
The reseryists were seized by III
teen United States deputy marshals
AS they were leaving. with about 900
81 their countrymen, Tor London'
Ont, last night.
Twonty-thrCc men we're detained
only after "A rio. cali brought a score
OF police reserves 60 the assistance Of
the federal officers When the train
was stopped and federal officers
boarded Il the rescrvists began
shrieking In their native tongue that
German spies had bosct them. Police
were obliged 10 swing their clubs on
the heads 81 the serbians before or
der VAS restored.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
RALPH HENDERSON
WILL RETURN TO
DUKE CITY JULY 5

Ralph N, Henderson, former manager
Of the Evening Herald, who went to VI
Paso last year TO join the business force
of the III Puso Herald, will return 20
this city next month. on July . he VIII
aecnmc connected in a permanent cnpnc'
ity with the Western Mortgage Compn'
ny. For "a time his duties win put him
In cahrge Of the traction system, OF
wieh George R%oslington, head OF the
Mortgage Company, II '%eceiver. II y
understood that Mr.. Henderson will
have charge Of the trolleys during Mr..
Roslington's reeeitership.
Mr.. HcndersOa's return 10 this city
win delight a large circle VI friedna.
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no effective blockade Of nearly the
entire German coast"
The importers appeal To the presi-
dent, not only on the ground that
their own business would be injured.
hut ON the ground that "the only
prospect for peace In AN insistence NJ
those unquciioned guarantees which
have been won from the b%elligercnt
powers under the leadership OF these
free United states at America. Wo
respectfully Hsk Your excellency 10
firmly insist hat the illcFitimate pre-
tensions of tho warning countries do
not extend beyond those exceptions
already enEruuod upon the principles
Of international law"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
READY FOR TRADE
TRIP 70 VALLEY
OF THE

Twenty men have slencd for
tho trade trip 10 uluounier val
ley. which will start tonight. hul
there 81 room IN The party for
fnar more. Instead Of q twenty
berth car. the Santa ~ has ae-
signed q tuonty-four horth pull
man for tho excurelo1lsts. II you
Mani 10 MAXI the trip and haven't
slened fci. seq NJ. Mandeli. lie
Il IN charge OF bookings. The
eost viii be only railroad fare
ami berth. Every other expense
IL % ~ met b the piuewatcr
people
the car viii be sidetfacAed ~
the stallion tonight and opened
20 trippcra at 2 o'clock. The
train viii leave at 1870. The
cnre y the "Duncrin"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
Tells Farmington Man He
win Seek to Interest Albu-
qaerque In an Immediate
Survey.
Forest Service Now Building
Road Out Of the Jemez For
est Which win Connect
with State Capital.

Mayor p. a. Boatsiaht held n con-
florence this mornlng with l. ". oHl-
lca ~ FarmlnFton and J. =. Youns
Of Cuba. relative 10 the rcHd which
the San Juan people are 10 anxious
60 see built. which Win enable san
Juan cpnn(s merchants and farmers
10 trade with Albuquerque. This
mayor promised the northwestern
men he would do eVerythlne In hts
power 10 Interest Albuquerque IN an
Immediate survey OF a route. TO be
made by the state engineer. and
which viii cost about $500. san
Juan county people have volunteered
60 bear $500 81 this expense. MT.
0ailen told Mayor Boatright that at
present the road from Pennington 90
Gallup ~ soopt complete and that
the san Juan trade will be moving
that way this fail. II Is not proposed
20 build an expensive highway be-
tween AlbJdueraue and the San Juan
towns az once. but 20 open a road
which cnn be negotiated by automo-
biies. and leave the trade which viii
develop 70 take are Of the rest.
"When Albuquerque people see
what \ road 4 the san Juan viii do
Tor business here they viii soon
build a reai road." said Mr. Gales.
Mr.. Young. who H. manager OF the
Staplin Mercantile company at cuba.
gave the mayor Information which n
not encouraging 70 Albuquerque buei-
ness men. IL IL, In fact. ALARMING.
For years. over almost impossible
roaGs. the trade 81 the Cuba district
has been coming 20 this city. Its
wool has been hauled here and local
merchants and jobbcrs have furnish
ed the district with supplies. Mr.
Young says that quietly u without
any noise whatever the forest serv-
ice has been building a road through
the Jemex forest and the Santa Fe
people from buchanan. When these
roads are connected up the Cuba dis
irict viii have a first class motor
road ana wagon road direct 10 the
capital. MIR. Young says there
Is no question about what people In
the cuba country will do when this
road Is sconplete. They will ditch
Albuquerque. he says. and trade IN
re
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
VILLA FOREIGN MINISTER
SAYS cI1IEF Is FRIENDLY

II Pano. Tex. June 96.-Miguel
Dinn Lombardo. foreign minister In
the villa cabinet, emphasized the
cordial relations existing between
General villa and the Washington
government at a conference with
newspapermeR here today. lie stated
thL he probably would 20 20 Wash
inrton later hut that the date Of his
departure still was uncertain.
General Felipe Angeles is working
in complete harmony with General
villa" was the reply OF Mr.. Lombardo
when questioned ~ 20 their reported
differences. angeles came TO the
United states with the fun approval
Of General villa ana while In h 4
country will look after some matters
Of importance 10 hia chief. Their re-
iatlons are most cordial ard there Is
no truth IN the reports Of q split that
have been circulated by the enemies
Of villa.
Il uae only b. inference the idea
Vas gained that important develop
ments were impending In washingion.
Mr.. Lomsardo stated that he was
swaitinE teiearans 20 determine
whether Ne would make the trip TO
Washington.
Thsfe have been no further de-
veiopments IN reiati0n 20 General W.
las Invitation 10 venustiano Carranzh
Tor . conference on Mexican affairs
Ia line with president Wilson's recent
note. ~neeoFdiur 70 Mr.. Lombardo.
Mr. Lonteilrd0 arrived from Chi
huahua late last night. He stated that
the last information he had from the.
rccne Of military operations was that
fighting had occurred Thursday at
penules. a short distance from the
city OF AguHacaiientes. Hc said he
was unlnformed on the outcome.
American arrivals from Chihuahua
stated that food conditions In that
ely rapidly were becoming grave
They declared that thousands OF peo-
pie were coming IN from the sur
rounding country and hat az present
the bread line numbered approxi.
mately 1900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
r OUT OF FOUR
TAX E DENIED

-Four tax appeals were heard by Judge
Reynolds in the district court today.
Three of them we're dcniod. Pedro III
we'll and others we're granted "a refund
Of 500. The appeals Of j. Korbcr on
property in the Pcrfccto Armcio add
ton; Melinda \. dc AYmiio on property
in the Armiio y Otcru addition; and G..
Berardinclli on property in Precinct 10
were denied.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
N FE ATTORNEY
BACK FROM CHICAGO

w. G. Reid, New Mexico attorney for
the Santa Re. and Mrs. Reid returned
TO Albuquerque last night the latter
from Roswell and Mr.. Reid from Chi
cngo where he has been for a week on
railroad buisnsrs. While In the east
Mr.. Reid took up teh matter Of IA mark
81 for pceos Valley pcnehcs, in behalf
Of the recently organized peach grow.
ers association. Mr.. Reid - the 0wnor
o. a large young peach orchard near
Roswell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
KIND OFFICES.

The young person in the story, on
being apprised that she was about TO
sleep a hundred years. so 20 become
the Sleeping Beauty. was not a little
skeptical.
Beauty, nothingl Why by the tima
I wake up every blessed thing I've
got will be out Of stylel' she ex-
claimed petulantly.
But her fairy godmother. resource
ful ever, could offer some consola-
ton.
AT all events, my dear" ehirped
she eheersully, you need have no
fear OF the usual effect Of slumber IN
making your nose shiny, for / shall
drop in every little while and dab on
a bit OF POWDER" With what result
IL well known. since the Prince. who
az length broke the spell, Is ~squarely
on record as never having seen any
n half % Favishing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

New York. June a8,r-Nenerai VIC
tofiano HueftA 10 not gelns 70 I'll
pnso. aecoraing TO A. X Rather. his
~eonnfcntiaI busiucEs associate here.
Hatnar nald q dlEptfch from Kansas
CITY chat General Hreraa had tickets
Tor Ei pano was erroneous ~ was
stated early IN She week that n4nefa
Huarta was on his way 10 fhe fau-
saa-paclnc exposition 10 Ban Fran
cisco.
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sWITCHMAN WHO
rs SCALDED WILL
NOT TELL NAME

A s~wifehmnn employed BY the Santa
na rhiigosd q Gallup was brought here
today on Train No. 2 for treatment nc
ihe Santa Ne hospital for burns recoiv-
ID yesterday whom n cock on a switch
nhelne blew on md sent a cloud ~
sealdine steam over him. The bnek
" bis head, mech and body were badly
saaldod.
The swifchman refused 20 give his
name when BE- Has helped of the train
and iho man sent with him nnid be
eonfan, 4 recnil ~ Informnsicq was re-
fused o4sn % ffafiOnmnsfer Nd Sinclair
sad Hpscfnt Agent George Thomas,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
ANTIQUITY.

a chair encumbers our dim hlIi.
Moth-eatcn IS It's faded seat;
tts legs are short. It's back is tall;
lis but a trap for passing feet.
You cannot SIT upon the Chair.
Its framework $ so very weak;
But Wife insists Us place IS there
Because it's real antique.
A Table came from our home town.
Twas shaky, scratched. and FULL
OF hicks;
One Leaf folds up. and one folds
down;
II holds a brace Of candlesticks.
u wobbies II you 60 too near;
The knobs are Clipped. the draw
ers all leak;
Yet II has come TO stay | fear.
Because its real antique.
a Bed has shown mp 20 replace
The staunch couch where ] sought
rerose;
Bold Lupids stare me in the face;
The hanging draperies brush my
nose;
And each one Of the post quartette
Has a distinctly different squeak:
But Wife is singing paeans yet.
Because its real antique.
4
All through our house It's Just the
same,
I'll grin and bear Il. ! suppose.
Perhaps, when ] get worn and lame,
And dull and careless Of my
clothes;
Perhaps. ! say, they'll prize me then
Ana IN endearing terms they'll
speak,
And praise me 20 my feilow-men.
Because I'm real antiquel
Ella Randall Pearce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26

Mt Fiubdub-Nou women are
mighty slow. During The time Il took
you 10 splect that hag I went ont aud
made two hundred dollars.
Mrs Flnbdnb.-Pm 90 glad. dear.
You1i need iti
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
PROGRAM FOR CONCERT
BY INDIAN SCHOOL
BAND AT PARK

Following is Ihe program for tenor.
SOW night 3 band concert In Robinson
,ark hy the Indian school baud;
March Washington Post .,..Sousa
Revcric by Schumann
Selection Sinhnt Mater. ...,.. Rossint
Mnrch-Gitls of tch Eagle Runch-Ross
Song-Evening star .......... Wagner
March-Scmpcr Fidclis .......,. Sousn
Star Spnnglcd Bnnncr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-26
MIR. MOTORIST

Who has the Only.FIRE PROOF gargags in the city,
Who gives you the BEST STORAGE ~service7
Who gives you the best service station regardless Of
make Of cart
Who gives you the best repair service7
Who gives you the most convenient air for tifesR
Who gives you the cleanest floor and surroundings
Who gives the most room to drive in and outl
Who is best equipped to bring in the wrecked cart
Who gives you the most prompt and courteous servicel
Who carries the LARGEST stock Of accessories and
~suppliesi
Who carries three different makes Of tires in stock?
Who carries both kinds of gasOlinel
Who can supply you with 4 kinds of motor Oil4
Who furnishes the BEST auto livery servicel
Who marks the roads for you and the stranger, without
cost to you3
Who spends their own time and money logging. marking
and repairing the roadsg
Who gives you all the conveniences and none of the in.
convenencesf
Who is entitled to your patronage and support
THE ONLY CORRECT ANswER Is
Butler Auto Co.
FIFTH AND COPPER.
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london. June 20 Ut;i6 a. mi
Alexander Kenealy. editor OF the
London Daily Mirror, died today at
the age OF 81 years.