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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-20
SEVENTY-MILE GALE
 SWEEPS NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Nov. 20-A gale hay ing velocity of seventy miles an hour swept in from the Atlantic last might and doing considerable damage along the wfterfront. It is feared that small vessels if caught in tho path of the storm have been lost.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-20
Lord Kitchener in SalOniki.

SALONIkI, Nov. 20.-Lord Kitch- ener, commander of the British army, has arrived at Saloniki to confer with the commaAder of the French troops which have joined the Allies in the attempted invasion of Bulga- ria.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-20

Up to the hour of going to press the local cable office has received no information concerning the move ments of the steamer Northwestern, which is now to the westward. It is believed the Northwestern is experi- encing difficulty in discharging her cargo at Anchorage.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-20
Serbians keCreating Southward.

SerbiAnS keCreating SOuthWArd.
 LONDON, Nov. 20.-Dispatches from the near East state that the main Serbian army is retreating to the southward, and it is believed King Peters troops will make their last stand on the plans of Kossova where Serbia lost her independence to Turkey five centuries ago. The Kossova plains are at a high altitude and in summer are marshy and inn passible to troops. The Serbians are reported as being opposed to retreat ing to Monastir and have declared that the city must be saved from bcmbardment
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-20

The Frye-Bruhn company received q shfHment of imported Norwegian lutefisk on the Admiral Farragut, and Manager Borgen says they are the finest he ever saw.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-20

Yes, Holiday Goods and articles of everyday needs coming on every boat for the Emporium. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-20

Ben Howell has gone to Port Wells to continue development on his min- ing property there.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-20

Will Confer with Constantine.
 BERLIN, Nov. 2O.-Off1cial ad- vices from Athens state that Lord
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-20

Kitchener, commander of the Bric ish army, has requested conference with King Constantine, of Greece, and that they will meet today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-20

they will be drafted into the army
 through conscription.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-11-20

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5reit YreRt tn seras: eonaabenb q. 9e5enlber 1916.

gel1errft. 9as 5meiitofige @adltei1l-
gebd1toe entbdIt bier &laiien5immer
uno Elm Muoitorium nit 200 Sit-
plasen.
= Mit einem Gbef bon 900
fin0 fiinfuno5man5ig prominente De.
mofraten bon Oallas mad @aibing.
ton abgereiit, UNI bas BORT tagenoe
oemofratiide Notional-a onrite .5u BE-
negens bic NattoraI : 4~onbention
Der 8artei our Mufiteaune ei1les
Observation-Disclosures rah Dal-
Las gu berleger.
syn leirem &olie perbarnnt iii
81. S. @rantbam, elm prominenter
aanfuaa,tn BON Gregory. Or tpuroe
beim Geiier bon ben einftiir5enoeii
@1noen beeraben. Dns 9ons nplrte
nit aaem Snbalt Elm Malab ser 5Iam.
men. Seine 9od)ter nn6 tire Grenrt-
Din, beibe 2ebrerirnen an Ser Gdule
III @regorp, tparer nit inn i'm Sar,.
ie; tie fonnten fid aber redt5citig
retten.
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9as Mlten- ,tnb @aiienbeim See
Sr6ens Der 9ermamnsISbne
erIffnef

Dime irgen6 ipelde geremonien,
bic tn oiefen idperen Seiten altdl
nift angebradt tudren, pltr6e am
Sonntag, ben 81. Nopentber, oas
altenbeim oes Oroets Ser Ser
mannslobne, 5tpei Meilen BON Com
fcrt %gelegen. eroffnet uno Dem Ser
palter, Serrn 6. 6. Singer, sur
Seituug iibergeben. Mntpeieno mar
oas aomite, beitebeno aus Sen Ser
rem Anguit Sartbauien nlto CUB
mig Sdarf bon &ouiton Saul Mcer-
lhetot g. S. &ertting urlo Sralt
a'iinna 5rie0rib bon San Mntonio
mo @. @ieoenfelo neblt Wotti1 BON
Gomfort. Gbenfals maren bon Can
Mntonio nod 9e6tsantDaIt 0. @ltra-
bod, S. Seniel uno @rditeft s.. 3.
9errmann ~anipefenb.
9as @eim bot bereits stpei csnlei,
len in Bru6er Mid,aro Soft uno
0attitt bon Comfort, u1o Dem 4omi-
te lagen nabe5u 5tpon5ig peitere PIP.
plifatiotten Dor. Die 9erpaItl,na
oes Seims liegt in Den ~betpabrten
9anoen oes Gruoers 6. 6. Slim
ger uf10 @dttin bon Guero. ollfer-
Dem fteben oielen nod iolaenoe
Silfsfrafte sur 8erfiiguna: Mobert
BIGGER. S~fgenienr; 5rGuIein Iman-
ca 9anoe, 9nusmdofeil, uno @n.
Miinfer, tpelder Die lonomirtidaftli-
die Mbteilung belorgt. Gas galfomi-
te, meld)es aus 8rltoer 90. @ie0eis.
felo iino einem giirgerfomite bon
Comfort, ben 9riibern @uglit Saltin
uno @m. 8rinfmonr, beitano, MUIR
Ge nut Dunf entlaiien. Iieies So
mite botte ip1brero oes 9naes cine
ld)ipere @ufgabe 81 perriften uno
bat oieielbe NIT @eld)id uno @epii.
lenbaftigfeit erleoigt.
Ger Mrfiteft mar SEER $. &.
Serru1anm BON San Mntonio. gas
@ebduoe miro NIT @inrihtuneen,
Gartennnlagen uilo MuBen- @ebds-
ben nabe5u $4,000 foiten. Gs lit
cine 3ier0e fir ben Sr0en Ser Ser
mannsiobne in Seras, ullo oerielbe
bot nit Seriteallng oelielben elm eo-
les Werf bolIenoet.
9eras 9eutide 3ts.)
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LokdIes.
Mns Der GtabthaQe

Die 4~onniii1re baben cine Oroi.
1tan5 angenommetL ourh melfe Sic
Gir1an5en Der 5ba6t geregeIt nnc
ale fi~nan5iellen Mngelegenbeitet 1T
Elm Spitem gebrndt tperoen. Dies
teoingt DIE Sdofhing zines oGepe-
ltri,e departments" ln6 rntiirIih Die
MufteIEung ,tener 4enmten. Die
Dr6innti5 besiebt iib nif 5peciaI-
@oaeftioneit, it6otiide Gonos nlto
Gonto,s, Depoiite,, 3iassablnng etc.
- Sic tie1ie, BON Stebes eingebrdd,te
Dr0tnmi5 inbe8ug altf MefIameidil=
Der III ben StraBen fdreibf Dor, oaB
fein foldes Bretterlhilo in elmer
Gtrobe iunerbalb 200 SUP BON elmer
Giienbabm. o6er GtraBenbobnfreu.
,5ung aufgeiteIf tper6en 6arf.
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NIIerIef.

Mm Daenltng Mben6 miro au,
Jeier 6er Mnfunft Ser erftett 5dme1.
5iige oes ttelien 9ienftes Der SO. s.
& &. 8abn utt6 Der international
8abn elm @nntett obgebaIten. Bei
Der Mnfiinft Der 3iige bon ct. 2ouis
nm Montng Mbeno tperoen Gomite's
bon @a1fIeuten uno 8irgern auf 6eu
reip. 8obnbofen fem.
Mrs. SInpoerL @attin unieres
Observation-Disclosures esarnes 6.
Slnpoenv bat I'M @nrfieIo Solpital
IN @nfbington cine ltnterleibs-Sre.
ration gIiifIih iiberifn16en.
Sic ugdron=MrneIot Oil Com
panD Of San Mr1tonio" bat iih mil
cineri &apital bon $4,000 inforpo-
rieren laiien. Die geteilieten fins
81 S. Mrnelot, Wers. S. 8. Mirpn
mo 6. S. <td)ins.
SIN Sitter bon 81 SoGren itar6
Srau &utb NertuiG @nttin pcll
Soiepb Q. Nemtipig.
@oolf @ermer bon Chicago,
Mitglieo oes NationaI &omite's Ser
lo5ialiitiiden Tartei, balt moracn
Mbero IN Der SaIe Ser Sraoes Goun-
eli an Der Siio-MIamo Strabe eille,1
Gortrng.
Die Staade Bros. Mutomobil
3ompngnie Bat an 8ennifiano Gar
ro15a mebrere altomobiIe berfauft
nno oafiir $15,673 erbalten. Ole
Woldi1e1 tperoen in gagle GaB ab-
G~eIiefert.
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TnInnh.

liner @ouperneur lit in @al6-
ington eingetroffen uno bat aleid) om
Gage ieiner Mnfunft nit Dem arieos-
miniiter uno anoeren Serren ser
Negierung fonferiert. or cat on pers
idieoene Mngelegenbeiten sur Spro.
dc gebradt, pie 8. 9. Die Gortoaler
beg 3nifmIfes bon 100000 Dol.
lars, ben Die @ltnoesregieruna hsber
our Grbaltlng nnierer MiI5i geaeben
bat in0 Der fiir5lidy auf 5000 Col.
lars reon5iert marble, anideinenb aus
Dem @runoe, neil teraniffe Milis.
|offi5iere uniformen mn6 @affen, bic
Der wtli3 geb0rten, OIL merifaniihe
MepolutiorGre berfauft boben.
ariegsminiiter Garrilon bot 6em
@oitbernerr berfprodeL unierer Mi.
li3, ipenn irgeno m0elid,, oie alte
Vefpiaiglng tpieoer al perfhaffen.
Mu6 NIT ben @eamten 6es offentIt.
den Snnitdtsoienftes bat Der @ouper.
neiir fonferiert uno 5tpor iiber ste
Observation-Disclosures 5nilden Ser
Ararant1ne : @erpaItrnna in @u(-
peiton un6 Der Staatsregieruma. Gen
v~raiioenten miro err crit smiammen
NIT Der 3aIlaier Delegation aufIu.
der, Die fir Die abbaItnlrg Der nddi-
item oemofratiden Nationalfonpen-
ton IN Dallas agitiert. mas bodjlt
tpabrifeinlid b~ergebne 2iebsmiibe
fein miro.
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sinnbiloer oes erbobten

Weodt Die Sinnbiloer oes erbobten
|Rebers.
DrauBen, an Ser 2anotraBe, ste
gu Den 5iimpfen nno Seen fiibrt,
liegt ein 9%riimmerfelo groBerer nno
flei1erer Stetne, oen rG%inblinacn"
Der ebene pergleibbar. Eritt mon
naber beran, 10 tragen Die glode
bebraiide 8uditaben = es ift Ser
Snoenfirhbof. Nodmals benft moll
Der Eoten, DIE blorfaIfbeodt in ben
&Guiern, bon 4obrp1 Iagert &unber.
tie. Ser GIiidtIinse, oie franf uno
bnngerno auf elenoen Maaen Air
9eimat febrett nno 8ranoft6tten por-
finoen. Ger gertpabrloiuna uhb Der
ad)tbaren Observation-Disclosures I'M
rnifiihen 2anb.
Gin Snrren lit in ser Butt Si-
|forsfi" Der uneetiine ruiIilde Glug=
appnrat aiebt bnrb Die Sobe, BRET
tanieno Meter iiber ,i11s ullo lpdbt
nod Beute.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
U. s. 8enB, @obnbalis, Soutb Sadz
berrb Ctr; $4,000.
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WarftsBeriebt.
WauuttuoQe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

San Nntonio, Ger, liz cents.
COLLECTION, geitern 1880 Gents.
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wrmnbesgentums.l tebertraannoen


Sreo 9. email n $. g. @toode
@rnnoftiid in Mlarno 6etahts. $3.50.
9ora NasmlIien an Charles Nasmuiz
zen. o9 Ader Sarb; 81 II. 81.
9erbert q. @oob NJ 8. 6. Sir,
@rinoitlld i'm neuen gitb@8lod 1906,
81 Il. q.
IS. 8. uno minnie 8. 9idit,ion an
altgnita s. Seuiinger, 1874 MGer
Snn0;, 3 Mder 2anb, 23.46 Nder Qoltb.
10 Mder 2anb 1tnb 81 Nder 2oub.
$11.280.
Warbin lnb 8rodie Gale 0ltdfporfh
an Sra1 Senrietta 2eibe, @runoftiid i'm
ttelten Gitb@8lpd 3065; 81 Ii. M.
Biliam S. Sdlfb an s. 81. 2ambert.
@rltnoitild on Der @fe Ser Srio unb Gan
Sernanbo Ctr; $4,000.
srnelt @reiner au So6n @ibal, 81 2s7
Ider 2anb; $1,000.
Wtlftla 8ilfe IL. q. al Soieph g3tIolt.
Grltnbitiid an Der 8aplor Ctr; $1,000.
Soleph Hpan an 2pDia S. @. @osmer,
Grllno1tlid an Der Snblor Ctr, 81 Ii. U.
9ns Sroebel lnb SEQ. 6enermarn an
sri. Sina nro 8eo. 6eltermailtt, IA
Ider 2anb, 1925.
S. 6. @rbine Ii. S. 6. 8ii6op an 0epn
~Senptansfp, @runbitiide i'm BEN neiten
e1tD@Slods 3098 II. 5000; 81 II. q.
Srau 90. q. Dunlap an Mlf 1tt1b Qnz
ma 8ebridl, @runbitiid an Der 5outh
Ctr; $500.
Glen Self an George @eroes, @runb1
ltid an Der Durango Ctr; $3.50.
US. S. Volmer an 6. S. &nnfet,
@r1irloitiid IN @ipens Serrace.
VI. g. ntlo Sran q. 8. Scarbprouah an
e. q; @apor. @rltnbitiid in 9aia6e,la
5ei9bts; ST.
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xexas.

Sn 8romnsbiae boben strci
Mmerifaner, Die Observation-Disclosures
trugen, cine m~erifaniide Spielbone
iiberfaIler, Die auf benz Gid Iieqen.
ben ginldbe i'm 9etrage bon $50
geraubt uno iif oapon gemadt. 5ia
iaben benz Spiel cine 3eitlang gu,
5ogen oonl lire @uffen uno fiibrten
ben &aub nus.
Nah Dem geriht hes .Stcte
sSnonftrial ars.SSent goarou babel;
I'D In Den lebtet, am 80. Nopember
enoenoen orei Moilaten i'm Stoate
1916 llnfaGe ereisnet; bon oieien
perliefen 25 totlif). Sn 400 5daen
nauroen anipriid1e erboben, fir pel-
de Die llnfall : ELECTROMAGNETIC
id)aftet $116O52.7f msbe5oblten
0ie f1elt=angeoronete glbitinl-
ilung iiber ons 2ocnl Sption-@ elet
IN Calhoun Gouftp lit auf ben 20.
DECEMBER arberaumt. Sci Der @ahI
om II. OftoDcr unterIager Die Mnti.
Erobibitioniiteil nit elmer Gimme.
Sn 9oreOo miro tebt 0as Conn.
tdgsgeieb itreng ourhgefiibrt utlo ole
Tbeater, audi loIde fir @anoelb.f.
Der uno gaitoepille etc. bleiben qe.
lhloiien; ebenio lit ben Mpotbefer
nno ben beionoeren Embellishments
Der Verfauf BON GooomaIIer uno an.
oeren erfriidetoeif @etr1nfen unter.
iagt. limb 0as MeiuItat2 Die 8e.
ipobner bon 9areoo geben an Conn,
tagen iiber ben Nio Wranoe uno Der.
5ebren ibr WeI6 bort.
Sn Sort Wortb lit @regorr
Werebian bon ieiner Grnm NIT ben
befautrtet ruitge[noenen NepoIper'
eribohen tpor0erl. Ct iiberreid1te ibt
be @nffe init Dem Hemerfen, 6oB iie
iingelo6en lei; iie fpielte oomit ui,S
oriidte ab, ruorouf er ms &er5 &C.
troffen, ufnlanf.
Der friibere &niiierer Der Orier.
tai &otei Kiln. in Dallas, 81. g.
MingtpaIt II. Der friibere9 hasmeiiter
9. g. Gait, babet iiH Der llnteridla'
gung pom @el6ern - 0ie aanat
Sllulnre miro auf Sac, 900 a~naeaebsr
ihttlbig betnnnt un6 fie fin6 &c.
Der 5u 5fnetidbriger 3uGtbausbafl
berurteilt.
Wdbreno aoolf Deus auf ben
Wormier Cafe rabe 2areoo in einem
Boot fiifte, ftieB leim @ef1brte &C,
gen elm am gooen ~[iegen6es sc,
ipebr, Der SduB ging los nno &c
Sfrotforner orangen Geub in's
8ein. Die @unoen lino nidt ge
fabrli6, aIer er tpiro mebrere Toqt
oas @ett bitten miiiien.
Die Stoot SempIe ldBt ii6el
Den 4eon giiper, Der 5fuiid,en Sci
Staot uno @eIton fliebt, einen 9omn
balier, nm 8aifer fir Die @aIIermcr
fe Der Sfaot auf5nltmien.
Sn Marion lit oas itere Sod,
fdulgebdtioe e~ittgeipeibt poroen. 9eI
9auplas iuliroe BON $. 6. Sdul
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Weimmoleitslehre.

galicr: rs ipoaB net. mos Dos is
gaoer; en- 8atarrb ba' l. ell Suiieit
nno iiberoll reiBt's mil"
8aoer: u9ns madt mir. @ooBt
mer BET Dem Saupetter net franf is
Ger is iiberbmpt net e'iune."
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gerIanat

miro elm iunger Man,t, Ser fid benz
3eitungsgeiddft tpiomen min. Menb
bic beutide ur6 engliide Sprate
IN @ort mn6 Sbrift bouft1nbie Be-
bcrrifen. Mpplifationett au ridten
an Die uSreie 9refie", San Mntonio,
9erns.
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QaMs 3M ptrre1ttM.

0as antere anb ubere stoduerf
Don vt. 218 Dit-Gommerce GtraEe
1T 81 %perrenten. Nabere Mnsfnnft III
bet Office Der n6reien 8reTe".
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9eltes Gel uno @aioIin erbGTt
man bon Der Slimp Oil g., 400
Sf-gommerce ctr. Neues Gel. Era.
big 2252
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S~ItN@tt iG.oO SStttc.
Gottuxfamen -Trponfte.
San slntunip, Seq, A. Sea. = 1915
Yrime Grnbe Cotton SeeD Oil, 81
Gents Der 0nLIone.
Netu Yprf, a. Sea. - Gpot $500,
9e5etnber, 1922 nnb 1924; Sarunr,
$8.23 unb 1924; Sebruar, 1926 unS
$3.50; Wsdr5, 1884 nrlb 1885; Npril.
$S.37 lnb $8.40; Mai, $8.45 u1lo
S8.46; SUM, 1851 unb $685..
farm. Yrponfte.
San gntonio, Ser, 4. 9es. lob
Gnfter .18c-22c per Yfniln
gier (mnr frtfde) .29c per 0ilbeub
9iib1er ........11c Ii. tic per Hfnno
Slirteps .13Ec per YflIno
1orn ............ 65c per BufdeI
Wet5en .$1.14 per BuIdleI
9nfer 45c Der BuifeI
2eu ..............$9.00 per Scirne
Semitic.
3~artoffeln, California. $2.10; Colo.
ra0o, .$1.85.
size aartoffeIn, 2ouifiara. SITS.
8obnen. California Wabous, $3.50;
Megifml6e Waboiis, $500; Bints,
$3.50; aiuia $3.50; Nabb. 1915; Glad
gtes, $3.50.
9tuiebeIn, Gal, 1925 u. $3.50 per
100 Hfunb.
0ira. $2.75 fir elm guideI.
anifeI.
dsnaten. aeras, 4 A6rbe. zoe u. Tie.
Stlsrie. SOC II. 8bc per TrterA.
0riiner Rfeffer. 3eras. 80 u. 40t per
wIumenfobr, $3.50 {. Q 0utenb.
Gqnaf9, Toe II. 500 Der Nufhel.
HeterfiIie. zoe Der TAb. .Dhn6<I.
@pbI. $t.25 II. $3.50 Der .grate.
aopfialnt, $2.75 Der Crate.
0fabies4en. 40c fiir ein Gsb. ,HitMbeL.
QReerrettiasB urseln, per Hfb. 12Ne
0eeten. 40c Der 9t6.sUiinbsI.
BinbeI.
ebtnat. 4e Der Climb.
yieB.Narft.
Snn Intonip. Ser, 4. Sea. - 1915
Sdien 1910 bis $6.76.
aiibe $500 bis $4.75.
&dlber $4.S5 bis $4,000.
8ullen $500 Biz $4.60.
ct. 2ouis, 4. Sea. 1915. Rinbs
bieb, Serass@ieb, $5.25 bis $3.50.
S6tpeiue 1918 lno $500.
6dnte.
S6ipere bonn ShIafter ......22 gts.
Qeidte BIN Shlafter 90 Cts
@ritn 8efnlaere ..........1Sh Gts.
Jele.
GrgorasSiesen, per Bfb. ......f0 Cts
angoras3iegeu. befhdbiat -. 5 Cts
Bolf ifno Su4s 90 Cts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-01

WIDE OPEN SPAcEsP PROVIDE ROOM OR "JoNHANDs RoUND GAMES
t%MS % g0uS SITUATED IN one OF hem most crowded. sections the city md one TIL most ppom
school is mott session." gHoMdap is ahRh yieh here gnhHe With nw Will the bows
,hwP plenty of room for the more strenuous games Of football bhnM and BIhh'H M ww% ito this
ground the youngsters would be forced on the smM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-01
N ZONE BASEBALL
LEAGUE IS

(Associated Press Correspondencc.)
Panama. Jan. 2O.-With the be-
ginning Of The dry weather. which
lasts until May. the baseball season
on the Canal Zone began in earnest
with the formation of a new eight
team league. Au the players are
either employees Of the Panama canal
or enlisted men IN the various mill
tary ORGANIZATIONS stationed on the
isthmus. Already a number OF games
have been played. enough 20 show
that the teams are very evenly
matched and that the race for the
ponnaut likely viii prove a very close
and interesting onc. The games are
usually played on sundays and holi-
days. q regular schedule having been
prepared.
Every team n pledged To refrain
from professional practices, and bet
ting on the games h. absolutely for
hidden hy the Panama canal govern
ment. which viii dismiss anyone from
lis service found guilty of doing $50.
Immediately after the formation Of
the new league col. George W
Gocthuls. governor Of the Panama
coIul. announced that he would not
only present the winning team Of the
season with a handsome pennant, but
would also give various valuable
prizes 10 individual players.
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BUSINESS
Some Safe Investments That
Will Make Money
Special Bargains.

i-iOts and improvements. Tan be
rlade into prominent business cor
ner. one block from tho strictly
business center OF the city. Until
February LIST, only $4,000. former
price asked. tg5. 900.
2-lots and improvements. Fine bus
mess location on Copper avenue.
near business center OF the city.
5Oxif2 feet. untll February LIST.
lyon $4,000. Worth $4,000.
~G--oboice residence lots. including
corner on Tijeras venue In most
aristocratic residence section. TN
IN February 1st. only $4,000. For
mer selling price, $1,000.
2-Flno business lots on Copper ave-
nue.. between Fourth and Fifth
streets. Until February ist. only
. $4,000. Worth $1,000.
2-nne lots and pretty new nve-room
and bath, cement block, strictly
modern cottage. costing s2,sOO, on
50-fOOt corner on Fruit avenue.
Until February LIST, only $500. Es-
tlmated value t2.20O.
3-lota and sin-room brick house IN
mokt fashionable center on Copper
avenue. Until February LIST, only
$4,000. Former price asked 5000.
t-corner lot on South broadway.
three blocks from Central avenue,
with six-roOm house. Uptli. Feb
ruary LIST. only $500. Former
price asked S2,50O.
2-very desirable residence lots, cor
ner Marquette and Eleventh street,
Perea Addition. untn February
LIST, only sl,i00. Worth $500.
a nnc warehouse or factory site,
close In. with railroad frontage
and sidetrack. 5JxSs feet. Until
February Let, only $500. Real
value $4,000.
i-splendid residence lots In Perfecto
Armijo Bros. Addition. one block
from New York avenue car line.
Until February lst, only i200 each.
Former selling price. t25O each.
small ranch or country home site,
az acres. nea Indian school. fine
automobile road 10 city. Soil as
fine as any In tho valley. Until
February lst. only $3.50, Worth
$1,000.
INQUIRE d. x. b. SELLERS.
ROOMS 5-7 FIRST NATIONAL.
BANK BUILDING.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-01
FIRES KEEP
SMOKE-EATERS
ON THE JUMP
Two Alarms Within Fifteen
Minutes This Afternoon ;
Rag in Stovepipe and Baled
Hay Sources of Mischief.

Two fires within fifteen minutes
kept the fire department on the jump
Tor q spell this afternoon.
The first alarm at about 3 o'clock
was from a small house next TO
Frank Fracarolli's salooi, on Atlantic
avenue A rag used 90 nll the gap
In q badly fitting stoyeplpe caused
the mischief which didn't amount 10
much.
The men had hardly returned 10
the Central station when an alarm
called both companies 20 the Home
bakery North First street. A pile
Of halcd hay stored against the rear
of the bakery caught fire, presumed
yfrom a cigarette a. cigar stump
thrown from upstairs Chemicals
were used to check the flames. and
then the bales wcor ripped apart and
drcnchcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-01
LONDON WBARFINGERS
HAVE ACCOMPLISHED
UNEXPECTED WONDERS

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondeace.)
London, Jan i3.-The newspaper
charge that chaos exists at the Lon
don docks. with the Implication taat
high wages have caused the dock Ia
borers to drink instead OF work. IL
denied by J. G. B%roodbank, chairman
of the dock and warehouse committee
OF the port OF London authority.
Mr.. BroOdbank admits that the COL
gestlon has at times been severe since
the outbreak Of the war, but the i'm
provemcnt toward normal conditions
h. rapid and a few weeks ought To see
the wharVes faitly well cleared.
The real trouble, he says. IL due TO
the fact that the needs Of the army
and navy come before those OF the
merchants. Military and naval ship
menth are enormous. Although the
war called away large numbers OF re-
ueryists from the docks. there are
q, 600 men employed this month as
against 1000 at the same time last
year. In addition, the London port
authorities have had to send some
thing like 1000 trained s%tevcdores to
French ports, particularly Havre. to
help handle the military shipping
there.
To mention some Of the additional
burdens that var has thrown upon
the port Of London. the years sugar
suppl purchased by the government
has 60 come through here; about $50
army transports ply in and out Of the
Thames; merchant ships are diverted
To London which ordinarily are BERTH
ed in other ports now closed FOR naval
reasonsa and all of the various sup
plies such as Australian wool lately
held up by the exploits of the Emdeu,
nrn hrglnnInE 10 nrrINe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-01
by THOS X. d. MADISON.
Deputy.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
disqualification

Department OF the Interior. United
states Land Once at Santa Fe, n.
NJ, January 10, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Juan
Aualla. heir and for the heirs. Of Juan
Analla y Candelarin. deceased. Of t.
jerns, y. NJ, who. on November 2,
1914, made homestead entry No.
Ol9219, for so M sWh, M M
81 swh. swh Nwh SEA, and
the M NWh swh SEN.
Section 20. Township ION. Range
SE., a. NJ p. NJ, has filed notice of
Intention to make t~hree-year proof,
To establish claim TO the land above
described. before Goorse II. Craig.
United states commissioner. at Al0u-
querque. y. NJ. on the 9Th day OF
March. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: Cas-
lmiero Luian. Jose pomingueg, Amado
Nuanez, Elngo sanchez, an of Tiieras.
y. NJ. FRANCISCO DELGADO,
REGISTER.
Evening Herald,
Albuquerque. y. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-01
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Department q the Interior. United
states Land Ofice az Santa Re. n.
NJ, January, 70, 1915.
Notice II hereby given that Senon
samora. OF Albuquerque, y. NJ, who,
on March 20. 1909 made homestead
entry No. O9379. for sen sEA. Sec.
IL, r. ION, Il. sc. y. ~ T. NJ, has
hiod notice OF intention 20 rake nve-
yenr proof. 10 establish claim TO the
land above described. before George
n. craig. United states commissioner,
at Albuquerque, y. NJ, IN the ith day
OF March. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: Liam
dro Jaramillo. Juan n. Garcia, Juan
Ma. Samora, Rafael iArranaBa, all OF
Ola Albuquerque, y. NJ,
FRANCISCO DELGADO,