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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18
BRADLEY & CHASTAIN
Pacific Avenue
JOHNNY Killing, NOW FAMOUS BILLIARDS.
Tells FANS ABOUT THREE.CUSHI0N GAM
BY JOHN Killing.
Former Star Catcher Of the Cubs,
Now Leading Race for Three
Cushion Billiard Cham.
pionship.)

The three-cushion game Is the
most popular form of billiards.
Its popularity is much like that OF
golf and Is due to the fact that
anyone can play it and enjoy the
contest, yet to play it we'll bringa
out the best the billiardist has In
stock. To the average player of
billiards three cushions offers the
most action and fair chance OF
victory even over his superior.
My own experience has been
that three cushions is the most
fascinating of all the table games,
affording the greatest opportun-
ity for generalship and for study
of any of the games. AS perhaps
you know, my game has been
pool. l devoted much of my time
while a baseball player to the fif-
teenball pocket game.
Occasionally / played billiards
for amusement. 1t was not until
after I had retired as catcher
that gave the angle game seri-
GUS consideration. Indeed, like
many others, thought 1t con-
tanned too much luck to be really
q scientific game.
The more / studied 1t the more
possibilities | saw in the game
and the more interested l became.
The first essential to good
three-cushion playing is a strong
steady stroke. Take boy who
never has had cue in his hand,
tell him to hit a billiard ball and
although he may miss the ball
you will find that his stroke Is
perfect, because 1t is natural
1 Ninety-nine out of 100 players
Jerk, tighten their muscles and
lose the natural stroke, recover
ing IL only after long-practice.
| The study of the unnatural
angles is one that each player
must make for himself. doubt
|Iff any two players apply English
to a cue ball in the same manner
/ There is some difference in the
stroke, the strength, of something
that makes the ball perform diff
ferenfy. A steady clear eye ans
constant practice and study of tbs
| actions of the balls will bring inn
provement. The natural billiard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18
GET Ting READY
FOR RAILROAD
CONTESTS

Details will be worked out this
week for the big athletic meet
Saturday night at the Y. M. G. A.
gymnasium between the Northern
Pacific and Milwaukee railroad
employees. Committees in charge
Of the event have already formu-
lated rules and prepared a list of
events. There will be every i'm
agineable sort of athletic contest.
The committees in charge are:
N. p. j. w. Percy, chairman, w.
L. Robertson, HI. Nichol; Milwa1-
kee, #. j. Kratschmer, chairman,
n. A. Grummel, J. A. Metzen-
berg. B. c. Claypool.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18
STANDARD OIL
BOWLING TEAMS
ARE ORGANIZED

! Employees Of the Standard Oil
company have divided themselves
into six three-men bowling teams,
and have outlined q schedule Of
bowling contests FOR the remand
Of Of the winter, continuing until
the first Of May.
The teams follow: Zerolenes:
Mcdonald, Heritage, Dickey. Red
Crowns: Mallory, Hayward,
Owens. Gargoyles: Davies, Ell
liz. Mollett. Rayos: Whelan, ID.
Heritage. Roper. Ruddy Harves-
ters: johnson. Wagner, Dough-
erty. Calois: st. German, Cor
rea, Lee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18


best known treatment Is to
straighten the backbone, which is
the pathway of the nerves that
connect with all organs. II the
vertebraes get out OF place and
close the small apertures from
which the nerves branch out from
the main stem 1t will cause an un-
natural pressure upon them.
Nature has made the vertbra
with sockets and they will read
lily fall back into place without
artificial adjustment If properly
exercised.
Centuries ago, before stair
ways came into general use and
man was hairy animal who
found his abode in trees, 1t was
quite the proper thing to grasp q
limb and swing up into the
branches to sleep.
And today this same plan will
work wonders for anyone!
1t will relieve the backbone
momentarily and all the righting
of any subluxation of the spinal
column. 1t will also make per-
son breathe hard enough to fill
the remote cells of the lungs
cells that lay dormant in the or
binary man for months and do
not get the purifying effect of
fresh air.
The benefits of this system -
one that is a large part of my
regular exercising - cannot be
overestimated.
III you cannot find the tree try
1t in your own home or club GYM
nasium. Even though you do not
intend to take regular exercise,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18
MAT TOURNEY
FOR STADIUM

A wrestling tournament for all
mat men at the Stadium High
school will be held Wednesday
afternoon, and promises to be the
most important mat event of the
schools history. There are some
clever wrestlers at Stadium High,
especially Lindberg, in the 1885,
pound class and Johnson, in the
1853 pound division. The four
Crumb brothers, Ellsworth. Tom,
Joe and Ike. will all be entered
In the tournament.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18
Magee Trade
Is Deadlocked

NEW YORK, Jan. Whitfed
and Hughes, two OF the Boston
Braves who were traded to Phil
adelphia by the champions man
ager, George StaIlings, in trade
for Sherwood Magee, are baking
the deal BY refusing to go to the
Quaker town. Stallings says he
doan not know how the deadlock
will result.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18

/ BIG SPECIAL
FEATURES
3 ALL STOCK IS
GOING RAPIDLY

among strangers and sell 800
worth. And / have not argued
or solicited anyone after that per-
son had announced that he didn't
want stock. We want friends as
fellow stockholders"
Among recent purchasers are:
@. n. Taylor, Albert Kenne, Stan
ley Bell, f. McCachum, s. ". Isep-
burg. c. A. Clay. Washington Tool
& Hardware Co., Bert Apple, H..
o. Schafer, II. G. Wakefield, A..
Duenwald, e. F. Anderson, G. c..
Anderson, j. w. Anderson, H. s.
Edwardson, A. +. Graham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18
c. P. S. FALLS 81
BEFORE j. ".

University of Washington sent
its basketball team to Tacoma
Saturday night, and in a sensa-
tionally fast game played at the
College of Puget Sound gymnas-
ium, defeated the G p. s. boys
by 88 to 22 score. Davidson,
forward for the university, made
16 baskets during the game,
while Robinson, the other for
ward, made IA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18

Stock In the Tacoma Baseball
club IL going fast.
Secretary Redpath, who has
charge OF the stock sales, declar-
"a today that he was having no
trouble to sell stock, and that he
expecfed to announce long before
the season opened that he had
sold all Of the $4,000 worth.
TITS going In small blocks"
said Redpath, "but the people OF
Tacoma are showing q desire to
boost the club by purchasing as
much as they can afford.
II can go out for an hour
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18

Tacoma & Indianapolis
FASTEST and Finest Day Steam
oro--the Quick and Quiet
Way to 8eattlA
ExOXuR n0uND TRlP1 DAlLI
Lents Municipal Dock. Taco
. e 15;t5S s s:ss 7 al;s' zee D nj i
issxe colman Dock. sesttie
roo. 500. ~ 20 q NJ; l.o1
f:6o. 500. 1z10: e:tb 3. ~.
!inx!s sEs sss E Be- T & ~ e. ::s
4. 4. JONES. Ageee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18
BILLY SoULES IS
TO TACKLE BURNS

VANCOUVER, B. c.. Jan. Is.
Billy Soules. former amateur
lightweight champion of the
Northwest, will tackle Rough
house" Burns, the champion, here
Wednesday night. Burns is ex-
pected to have a hard bout when
he enters the ring with the form
er champion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18
ROMEO HAGEN
HAS BEAT IT.

SEATTLE, Jan. 16.-Romeo
Hagen, the welterweight boxer,
brother of Ed Hagen, heavy
weight, has passed up Seattle in
definitely. Hagen has been a
regular" in the Seattle police
court recently. Saturday, how
ever, he was tried for having tried
to whip his own father, and was
given the choice by Police Judge
Gordon of either spending so days
A. jail or beating it."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18

cuIObl6. Their
theory is that
the mind gives
life to the body
through I h Q
nerves and II
the nerves with
any vital organ
Is hampered II
will cause that
organ to be-
come paralyzed
and decay.
This decay af-
fords q fertile
field for dis
ease germs. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-18
"cLlMB A TREE, BOYS, AND GIVE
SPINE A CHANCE TO STRAICHTEN
ouT."SAYS WRESTLER CHAMPION
by CHARLES CUTLER.
Worlds Champion Wrestler.

Scientists have a logical ex-
PLANTATION of the cause of tuber-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
BOY DRIVER FLUNG
into TREE TOP
BY RUNAWAY
In Spite of Which David Cha
vez Hangs on to the Reins
and Conquers Horse; Two
Marrow Escapes.

Two boys had narrow escapes from
injury In q runaway accident this
morning. one of them, David chavez.
brother oi Dennis chavez. gave an
unusual exhibition Of pluck.
David wns arriving a light delivery
wagon. 4 small boy was riding win
him. Gu Gold avenue q part OF the
harness broke. and startled the horse
into running. David frightened MS
grip on the rcins, and tried To pun
tho horse up. Instead of slowing, TIE
horse Increased his speed.
The runaway approached the post
office corner at Fourth street AT
breakueck speed. with David saving
al the rcins The horse swervcd at
the corner and dashed up on the side
walk and over the grassplot IN front
of tbe p~nstuIfIcc. As the wagon MT
the coming arulnd b g%rassplot the
horse broke loose and tore out OF th'
shafts into Gold avenue.
David. holding srimly TO the hnes,
went right ON out of the sent nlte'
the horse lie shot up into lh'
bnughs OF the big tree on the corner
ana came down ON the walk WIN ="
( thump. but Hc held on 20 the rtins.
| Iuf morse NIAlltN NANNntNN $500
| David sim held b reins ana, s'rai"p-
! ling 10 his feet, be- started h"lhs
I asniu uu the runaway jaw y
| blnps uf th3i. ana the runaway WOKE
uu 90 the fact that thorc was uo get
lung ria of David g. came down ~
"a walk aud quiet David was dust}
and br.Hthless. but uuhuri li'
wasn't oven excited.
In the meantime 90" "tur h"l 'h
| the wagon had been having "a time
Inst as David wus flying trroueh lh'
lair at the end OF the reins the waA"n
shot across tho coping ana luih''
aver ON the uoHtofficc lawn l''
small boy WAS thrown out 81 i'
Two things saved him from Inlni,
Thc wagon onme down with on" sl''
| clear OF the ground, and the boy l'l
under that side the grnss had Jus,
been soaked with water and the tar
Vos Utmost -cushion-soft The sinal
| boy WINS less shaken by the ac'ideh'
than Chavez.
The runaway attracted "a Tot OF Nv
! tcnti,n. The CHATTER of its appI"', u
at Fourth street wss heard in al 'h'
business places uud offices about ana
| wlm,n ~bystuudcrs shrioked heh '"'
oycrturu occurred,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
MESA FRUIT TREES
ARE SAFEGUARDEO
FROM FROST
Cool Soil Prevents Budding
and Fruiting Until After
Danger of Nipping Is Past;
Van Cleave's Success.


How mesa land may be made 20
produce valuable crops Il Indicated
by the experience Of j. w, Van
Cleaves, from whose place foul miles
east 81 the university Governor Sto-
Yer has Just returned after a visit.
There are $50 ane fruit trees-
pears. peaches. apples and aprlcois-
on the place and n lot 81 grapes. and
every bit OF the fruit has been
brought into bearing In four years.
MIR. Van Cloaves irrisates with o well
driven $50 feet. with q siX-inch cas-
ing. lie uses a four-horscpoTer
pump.
In an the time ne has been on the
mesa not n tree Vas been nipped by
frost. The ground remains cool 10
long IN the early part OF the year
that the trees are slow 10 bud and
/ fruit. and by the time the crop Is
forming ali danger Of frost has
passed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
GETT|NGSYNAGOGU
READY FOR FALL
ACTIVITIES
New Floor Being Laid In
Jewish House of Worship;
Other Permits Issued by
Building Inspector.

Repairs are being made to the ia
terror of the Jewish synagogue In
preparation for the tall and winter
activities. 4 permit was issued 10
tho congregation by Building luspoc-
tor T. VI Morgan Tor tho rc-ln, ing 81
floors.
other permits issued duriug The
week ending Yesterday were Az fol-
lows.
william Sp~icgclhcrg, eos south
Second street. asbestos roof
Mrs Harris. $40 North second street.,
re-shinElc roof
william Berry. M North Mulberry
street. frame bath room, 90 hy %.
H. NJ Moore Realty company. SOC
South Walter street. frame garage.
10 10y IS.
Mrs. Rumcls, 21a West silver. re-
model
H. $ E%ldredge. 1910 South Edith
street onc-roum frame house
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
FIRE LIEUTENANT
WEEDS AND QUITS
OEPART MENT
Powers, of Highland Station,
Takes a Bride on His Vaca-
ton Trip and Settles Down
In Michigan.

They cod a new lieutenant az the
Highland fire station. They had one
until the mail came IN from the east
his morning. and then they dis
covered that Lieut.. W. \. Powers was
a civilian ana a married at that.
Powers left here July Q on a Vnca-
rion trip to Holland. Mich. He was
single then and nobody suspected
that he had amy idea OF changing his
state. Maybe ne didn't have any idea
Of q himself. The letter shed no
light on that. Il just Informed Chicf
Klein. with the breyity of an official
report. that the lieutenant had mar
ried in Chicago on his way 60 Holland,
aud had decided to make his hsmc iH
Holland. and would the chief please
accept his resignation rom The firf
department
Powers Now address is 22s PIN
avenue, Holland. Mich.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
MISS MAHER BRIDE
OF WILLIAM ROGERS

A pretty wedding took place In the
church OF the immaculate conception
at 6 o'clock this morning when Miss
Mary Maher became the bride Of Mr.
William Rogers, Rev. \. NJ. Manda-
lari. $. j.. celebrating the nuptial
mass and performing the marriage
ceremony. Following a wedding
breakfast. az the home of the bride.
1913 West Fruit avenue. the aewiy-
weds left FOR Santa Fe. where they
win reside. Mr.. Rogers o. assistant
chief clerk In the Offices al the state
nenitentiary IN Santa Fc. The bride
ir the daughter of Mrs. George
Frame. of Albuquerque. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers have numerous friends here
and In santa re who will wish them
every happiness In their married ne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
RIFLE MEET FOR
STATE FAIR IS
PLANNED
Crack Shots from All Parts of
New Mexico to be Invited
TO Participate In COMPETE
ton.

4 number of NI|huuucrIu. mon are
interesting thoms"lvo- 900 plans for 70
proposed statewide ran, meet co. ur
held here during .JIIc lHir wsok % ia
believed chat o. HlHccssfuI competitive
meet can be- arranged which viii at
tract rifle experts from aIl parts of
Sew Mexico According tu present
plans, teams representing any org tuI-
zation. national luird Sew N,Ni"n
military institute. rifle clubs and teams.
viii ho admitted Co the shoot some
$3.50 boo cash ana other trophies wli
Dee hung up or prizes for Wnrksmnu-
hip 81. s. uurtRer, a. Huppc ard
other prominent ride mcu. are CON
udcUt that the meet Will prove % ui.
success o. held, tho meet will Dee CON
Quoted Systematically, Hitn Woth"d"
of marking ana Trims nov Boz use uii
eastern rifle ranges in national r"m-
pctitiyc shoots.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
PROGRAM FOR BAND
CONCERT AT PARK

The program for the band .crt
4, be played a. Robinfon pnra tonight
ls ~ fuilowH.
aarch. Vein Riofdi wcln
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ehrammcl
Selection. H. NJ. =. Plnaforc ......
....... ..... sullivan
Narch. Greeting to Bangor. Hail
Waltz. Starlight .... sunhhishine
Intermezzo, Araby ......A AZ Johns
Hop: Loose Lucas .....+.......
selection Lucinda's %serenade ..-
Observation-Disclosures. WhltmHrk
March Dunlap Commander Han
Iiamlin Rifles ....-.......-... Han
star SuanEleG Banner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
Henry hauls baggage. Phone 9Se.

Henry hauls baggage. phone 939.
Rev. Grover Emmuus ot Gallup ~
here FOR q brief visit with his par
cnts.
s.. W. Mcnra n wife. of Clovis
rcpisterod yesterday at the CONNER
,ial club.
Mr. and Mrs Edward pinney. 81
West silver avenue. are planning 4"
trip 90 the california fairs
Mr ana Mrs Fruk Golden lea
this week for Waco. Texas, ait'r "
brief visit hero.
william Foctisrh. ct Eonirow,
okla. who has been Visiting his sis-
ter Mrs. T. X. scheck. lcit Yesterday
for "a trip through Colorado.
There viii Doc 90 meeting oi tho Al
huquergle HInc association "a
stamms Warehouse al s. o'clock 90
ui-lt.
r. O. Koran and l. " Mn!"uc. "I
UaIlas Tca. registered today at ihe
Commercial CLUB. They were intro
durcd by o.. }. nurand.
Mra. Davis. vito Of T. a. bnNls'
Pullman agent. lot yesterday Tor
New YORK. chilled there hy the Illness
Of a relative.
Misc Helen Th1cHcr .s here from
Ration Co attend 'hc state university.
Miss Tharkcr WIZ be the guest oi
I Miss Ruby RhcI Tor several DAYS.
Ford Harvcy. head of the Harvey
system. was leo Albuquerque }'st'f-
cav after % brief vacation sucnt On
/ the Upper Pccos.
Albert H.. Hutchinson, successor T."
! Dennis chavez. took up his work 10
dnv ms assistant to CIty Engineer j. ~
l GIndding. % MI chavez gets hs exc
pected appointment Co the federal
revenue service. he viii begin his new
woth the first OF tho month.
The Missionary society oi the Bap-
tlst church will meet Thursday, Aug
ust 10. with Mrs. ". u. Adams lt22
Ny,st central The subject viii be
Jcxfco. Leader. Mrs. " 49, Long
and Mrs. T.. -. Atwood.
Nrs. phillips. wii, of Bert O. PM
! Inns a noted artist, was mere Fesl'I-
day from Taos, with her son. l'alph'
Ivh, viii attend the state university
this year. Mrs Phillips ais" chap'T'
rn,d Mis- Aputa MCGuwan, "i l'"s'
II. t-IUuoucrque. Miss MCGOWAN mat
r.trlgtod at the varsity yesterday.
In the probate court yesterday
Paul A. LarFeh Vas appointed
guardian Of Rachael Larsen ct 80.
Francisco G.. sanctoz was appointed
administrator of the estate OF Marin
| s,bchcz. Tho administrators OF me
/ Joseph T. Johnson estate was "fn'i
"a to pay certain claims.
W ". Cimphcll of 81 Joseph, v"
~ a visitor iu Albuquerque. MT
! campbell represented the 81 JOSEPH
Il,.aI Mt the International TSpostaph'
| ical convention hold recently no Los
| Angeles ANA while here has visited
with members OF the local "rsh1lIa
| lion. Mrs. Campbell Is q sister OF
Mrs. Gus Thcln of Albuquerque.
Mr.. ana Mrs Frank ~ q "I Las
V,ras. are N A~lhugucrqu" ou thcii
| honeymoon having boon married
Tuesday evening Mrs. Landau was
| L,fore hcr marriage Afrs Marguerite
Rndolph Tlton Mr. landau is q
graduate of me New Mexico normal
university and is a reporter ON the
Las Vegas Opiio.
william y. Brothers, gran" uu''s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
METZINGER N FOR
DRIVING THROUGH GATE

Bm M%ctzinger was nned so and
.osts yesterday afternoon for driving
across the tracks at Central avenue
.n disregard ct the gates. y chad
ick. .harrcd with The same unense.
Nas rcprimuudcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
CAESAR GRANOE IS
SHOT ON TRIP
AFTER DOVES
Gun Accidentally Explodes
and Part of Charge Enters
Left Leg of Prominent Ital-
ian-American.

Caesar Oirande Is tho hrsi recorded
victim of the dovc-huutng season.
Hc Is confined 20 his home with "a
wounded leg.
Mr. Grnnde went out after doves
Monday. on the road his gun fell
from the buggy iu some mn aud
was discharged. Part ~ the lo1d hii
Mr. Granuc'1 lett log.
Tho injury ie not serious
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
GRAND PICNIC

Given by the Germans at
Sohwartzman's Grove on Sum
day, August 22nd. Wagons
leave Second and Gold at 10
a. m. and | p. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
THE UNBI1N ltABI.Ii
QUESTION.

tFrom JudEcl
. Man OF bromides. when we meet
, ON the rcd-h0t. s%un-haked street.
. And the mercury has clumD
. In a style most frOlicsumc.
. DO not say, whatecr you do,
. Is this hot enough for YOU
. By M collars wilted wreck.
. A. It wrinkles round my neck I
. by the riyulets which trace
. Down MY pale and sticky face. !
. | advise YOU to cschew I
. Is this hot enough for youf
D by that soft. bromide smirk
. Which upon your face doth TURK.
D By that vacuum Ia your head
D CNacuum. sir. In what ! said,
. These are words which you will I
. rue
. Is this hot enough FOR you
o Take my money. 81 YOU viii,
. Swear at me IN accents shtill.
o Make yourself Il drcary pest
. with the stale and NOISY jest
. But. ! beg Of you. taboo
. l. this hot enuueh for YOU
. Man OF bromides shall curse
. You and yours. and what ~
y worse,
. Brand yuu as the sort ~ goat
. Who. FOR fun, would rock the
= boat,
. Ig YOU look az NE and coo
o L. this hot enough tor you
0 *. J.. Roberts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18

Rids viii bee received hy thc undr-
signed for mouse located at GUa i.0m.
avenu HuildinE 10 he rcmptei jos
purchaser
BOARD or EDUCArlo%
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
NAL OPENING
O. Y A R SITY
TOMORROW
Attractive Program Is Ar
ranged and People of Albu-
querque and State Invited
to Attend.

The people Of Albuquerque and OF
New Mexico are cordially invited TO
attend the formal opening of the
state university. which will be held
tn Rodey hall on the campus at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning. The fac
ulty. wearing caps and gowns and de-
gree hoods. will leave the main build
ing shortly before the hour set Tor the
opening. forming q procession to
iiudcy hall Special iltncy service
ana tnNis viii arord ample opporo
tanity for people 90 make the trim To-
the varsity comfortably.
A musical program win be ron.
dercd with Stanley Sedcr. 81 the de-
portmc1t OF music directing. The
proErnm follows;
Professional; "Marchc Cclebrc"
L1chner
+. stanley seder.
Trombone solo: "Crucinx" .Faura
Earl portornoid.
Duet: Greeting" . Nandelssohn
T. S. seder. Robert T. sewcli.
Violin Solo: Quarter In u Minor
''''. Mozart
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18

We win offer the biggest bargains
of the season Monday, whom 400 rom-
nHn's ru al half price The Golden
Rule Dry Goods co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18

We VIII offer the biggest bargains
Of the senaon Monday. whon 1u rou-
nnnts go al half price The Golden
Rule Dry Goods CO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18

ana remnants viii uo placed ou sale
900 heit price at tbs Golden Rule MuE-
day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18

Figures complied az the university
indicate that the increase In rcglstra-
tion on the lrst das his year viii
total seventy per cent over the first
Gay Of last year, Students who plan
To register are urged To de- so al once.
tor. and Miles HAN. pratotor og the
iifth province. of tho sigma chi trt-
%iernity. were In Albuquerque yestsy-
day for several hours On route from
san Francisco Co their horne In Chr
cagu. While here the Sigma chi visit
ors were guests of the Sigma Tau f,a-
ternity OF the University OF Sow
Mexico. which was recently granted %
Sigma chi charter.
Mrs. Harold Hague. daughter OF
Mrs o.. a. Foster. of Las cruces. spent
today In Albuquerque Tho guest of
Miss Marion Wellington Mrs Hague
is ca route Co san Francisco
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-18
Diamonds
at Hot Weather Prices

We are making things pleasant for
the buyer during the hot weather.
our store II the coolest place In
town and all during July we shall
price our WATCHES, JEWEIRY.
SIIVERwNRE, cur GLASS aud
DIAMONDS ESPECINIIY ut remark
ably low prices, ~ IA will he easy Ia
buy. Look nj the diamond Rings la
our east window or step inside oar
Good store and ash to see them. such
remarkably low prices Toe Diamonds
you may never Hgnin see. our 30
,cnrs Ia business Is our hest gnarnn-
tee, and remember that any Diamond
you buy Of us may he exchanged
sil,crwurc aud Cut Glass u on--July