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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12


Fine business location. near bushes,
center OF city. s0xlta feet. partially
improved. Price only $4,000. halt
cash, balance terms to suit. Prop
erty easily worth $4,000.
A six-room house on a 5o-foot Tot. cor
her broadway hnd Lead avenue.
worth $500; can be bought from
me for $500 and terms 70 suit pur-
chaser. a nne home for anyone
who e sick.
A good a-room house and attic with
large yard and earden tract on
South william street. Improve.
mcnts cow &3.09e. VIII sell the en-.
tire property FOR ti.2se, easy terms.
INQUIRE D. X. u. sEI.LK s.
ROOMS 81 FIRST NAs.ONAl
BANK BUlLDfNG.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12
CIVIL WAR
VETERAN is DEAD

London. Feb. i2.-Edward Mon
%. 100. said to he the Oldest veteran
the American ciyil war. was buried
London today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12

|'hlcaao. Fen Ia uogs-Rccciptn
|000; market strong. Use above
terday.s aserangs hulk, aG.tam
b; heavy. ts.4s We.soh X; pign S,2s
BIO.
rattie-necefptB 1905 market
b.: native steers. f5.DbmN.4Oi
stcrn. st.s6m7 1885. calves. $1,000
'2b.
sheep-Hcceipts a,0e0; market
ady: sheep fe.2sM1oo; lambs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12

|Bosion. Feb. i2.-The Commercial
! netin Of Boston win say tomorrow:
'sinoe the announcement February
that the WOOL embargo had aeen
placed abuoiutely IN Australia ana
|ai no shipments would be allowed
|cept where permits had been Issued
Dor tu that date, wool prices have
len climbing upward steadily and
.pldiy. Reports that tho embargo
ID been lifted again early this week
I've teen denied.
transactions have included almost
|ery grade ana class Of wool avail
he in the market. Secured woods OF
kinds have been especially active,
4 rtlcuarly medium and low pulled
boig.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12

london. Feb. 1.-THE American
OF The stock market OPEN
quiet. with most attention beins
I'D Go canhdlan Pacific and Union
|ciac. United states Steel was quot
at s0g50ik. The close was dull
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12

Des Moines. Iowa, Feb. 1.-THE
Iowa senat today adopted a constitu-
tional amendment providing for a
statewide prohibition by a vote of 30
TO 20. The measure now goes To the
house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12

Denver. Colo. Feb i2.-Cattlc-
kceipts 200; market firm; beef
|ers, SG.b00 5.b0s cows and heiferh'
.g50G.5O; calves, SI.5Oa 1000.
|Hogs-Rocripts 500 head: market
few sales, tG.40m6.60.
'ehcep-Reccipts none, market
m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12

Read the Evening Herald's
Want Ads. They get results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12


On effect sunday. Fob. IN. tets.l
West Ar. DR
No. Daily.
I California Express. 7;a0p 6;s0p
. California Limited 1fiioa 1i;4oa
East Express 1850. e.t5a ie:i5a
10 De Luxe CThurs.J. 7:5oa s:ooa
SOUTH
sos Nj raso Express io:sop
El paso Expresa.,. asia
Fast Daily.
10 Atlantic fsspfess+,, 4s1aa lisa
. Eastern Express Il. 2sf5p e:fop
4 California Limited. e;t0p 7soep
3 X. G. q Chicaao Tx. MIR 1850
30 De Luxe Swed.)... @seof STOP
From SOUTH
$40 X. G. & Chicago. 1.o0n
SIS X. e. 4 Chicago. 6.8on
standard sleeper Cor Clovis and
Roswell leaves on No. sos. c~oenecls "A
nslen With train No. -, leaving Belen
at ii;5s D. ~.
No. ? carries a eeach only; no
siecpers.
No. sac viii have standard sleeper
from Roswcil from train No. "a 81
Beien.
p. ,. n Agent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12

EUI NIA|II1IM.EYUIt
S0F To- fS1lsf
eown sptiA tle cAn Il Htftl1
snhct
koos Tor Matching. frem blue rlbbo
NlnutI g I. Htdn end Haired
piym00>f Hoctk VIM. DIetk. ff3 W
Atlantis Ave. Phonc lt1aW.
FOR tAfH1I hhten-tsfffrdfd tour
toa ear ahich 4 viii scli At = bar
Eolh. ~ Trade. Am leaving city
=. o. Box s1z.
Personals.
MoTEb~frSm cor6sf 81 6fSs1Tfy
and Central 70 al East Central,
opposite the mshiahd House. Snail
4 Savers shoe shop.
Hair switches made from cumhings.
Cali 1908 South Fourth street.
II. y. BACA, spanish translator. jn-
tcrprefer ana Instructor. s17 South.
Fir& street; phone ga.
FUR CxKFET cISaains. FURNITURE
and stove repairing. W. A. Con.
phone 1et.
~ Lost.
LOST-Boston terrier, brlndie aud
white. bob-tailed. ~ 60 name
Of Count. Return to A. korber. sq7
5. Arho a. Reward
LOsT-American SaFlnga A Trust
CO. bank book. initials ST y. ~
Finder please return 60 Evening Her-
aid.
imlero Lujan. Iose DominEuex. Amad1
Nuanez, Elnao Sanchez. all Of Tiieras.
n. N. FRANsrscO DELGADo.
Regsster.
evening Herald.
Albuquerque. N. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-12

On effect Sunday. FEB. IN. fet6.l
Wesl- Ar. Dn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25

sion-"The Builder of Bridges" and
Sauce for the Gander" being
offered Clemmer patrons.
SEATTLE
The Seattle Is offering n diversi-
fled program, consisting of six reels
of excellent dramas and comedies.
Its feature il The Spell OF the Pop.
py." two.reel film.
TiLlkUM
Madame ~ which played to
thousands on Seattle speaking
stages. IL to be shown at the Till.
kun in film form. beginning today.
p r o c. r A N $
Alhambra Ending Wednesday Night
"Caprices OF Kitty" elsie
Janisl, five parts: Hearst. Selig
Weekly; The Mystery OF. the ST
lent Death"
Alaska Ending Tuesday Nlqht
The Hoosier Schoolmaster"
MAX Figman and Lolita Robert.
SOM. five parts.
Class A Ending Tuesday Night
The Torrent" Marie Wal.
camp; "A Human Bloodhound's
Triumph comedy: "Destiny's
Trump Card (Violet MesereaW;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25
The Name Dye Works.
a Missioner
A Real Dye Works An A.
set to Any Community

The general impression prevails
that wherever n sign Dye Work."
Is displayed with prominent letters
tho main business carried on Ia
dyclng-such In not the case. In
Seattle there are several modern
dye works who really do dye fab
rics Foremost among these II the
Union Dye Works. located ut 10th
and Eaet Union 81 They are dyers
I'm every sense OF the word. but
even that being true. less than 5fs
OF their entire volume OF business
is dyeing IL the main
business. This firm IL equipped
with all the newest machinery that
IL used In cleaning delicate fabrics.
The manager. Frank Islander. er-
planned today tho different meth
DDS OF cleaning in vogue today.
French dry cleaning means wash
Ing the fabric In gasoline. This Is
generally done By machinery.
which. being especially constructed
for this purpose. handles the most
delicate materials without the
slightest injury. In some cases
where the garment is an extremely
delicate affair. experts clean these
by hand. When the fabric is re-
moved from the French process.
often stains appear which require
the attention OF the spotter. who Is
an expert OF necessity and, by the
way. a very we'll paid individual.
The chemicals used. together with
the gasoline. very often make the
garment appear as new. Occasion.
ally the fabric fails 10 respond to
the French and chemical processes.
then the steam process is applied
An expert IL in charge Of each dif.
ferent process. and he does moth.
ing else. When n garment or fab
ric has been through these three
departments OF modern cleaning. Il
Is thoroughly cleaned IL II sur.
prising what can be done TO the
most hopelessly spotted materials
After tho cleaning. expert pressers
take charge and when the garments
are delivered TO your home by auto
delivery and on time. you cannot
tell tho material from new. From
"A small beginning by Mr.. Islander
In 1s0s-when they had but one de.
livery rights firm has grown IN
III II Is one OF Seattle's leading
firms In It's line, with three autos
and teams always busy
Their payroll. Is about $4,000 per
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25

"Fifty-Fifty (King BaggoD. COM
edy.
Liberty Ending Tuesday Night
THE Moth and the Flame: South
American Trayelogue; George AIDE
fable.
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
The Butterfly" (Barbara Ten
nant and Howard Estabrook): Bel
ware OF the Dog" Jefferson De
Angelis). comedy.
orpheum Ending Tuesday Night
The Commuters" (lrene Fen
wick. five parts.
Clemmer Ending Tuesday Night
The Builder OF Bridges" Sauce
for the Camden" katherine Oster-
mani.
Mission Ending Tuesday Night
The Breath OF Arahy," three
parts; When a Fellows Nose Is
Out of Joint; Mr.. Jarr and the
Dachshund"
Grand Ending Tuesday Night
The Master Rogues OF Europe"
five reels: Love and Sour Notes.
Diamonds OF Faith"
Seattle Ending Tuesday Night
The Spell of the Poppy" two
reels; The Kite" two reels;
Crossed Glove and Swords:
Dreams Realized" drama.
Tilikum Ending Thursday Night
Madame X"
Madison Ending Tuesday Night
Satan Sanderson,' five parts;
The Black Box" No. 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25

skagway. hslnos, Juneau, Peters
burg. Douglas. I'm Southeastern Alas.
ka, went wet in yesterdays election
Ketchikan went dry aud WranRell
Ia In doubt They're still wrangling
In Wrangell. as II were
Criticism OF state exhibit at San
Francisco fair to be looked into by
GOV. Lister personally during brief
visit at fair In June. After which he
will 50 Fast To- attend "A prohibition
convention. 4 dry spell following
fair weather. ehr
Missionaries report at Dawson, Y.
r. that an Indian In the Dalton post
district claims 10 he Messiah. and
is attracting a considerable follow
ing among the natives
Copies Of 1918 session laws ready
SAYS Secretary OF State Howell
We'll. why howl about IT, one would
want TO keep 81 dark. one would
think.
indians catch 1900 tsh at Ia.
hola. north ~ lloquiam, Wash. val
ued at $4,000 Some catch. or else
some fish story
Entire stock Of petroleum In Rou'
mania bought up by company with
French capital. A few things like
that aud John II. will lose his last
hair
ALLIES buying thousands OF horses
In Illinois. Wonder II LATE Hamil.
ton could't sell en- hospital auto :
KIM Of Greece 10 improving Does
that mean war or peace
Italian consul at Chicago expects
| 900 r.aeryists To leave Windy city
for war front In u few days.
Or. Mark a. Matthews o. Seattle
leads fight AZ Rochester convention
on Union Theological seminary. say
Ing II has ceased TO be Presbyterian
Institution.
- raised - feet more. It's 81
feet from surface now
James Fitzgerald. human ossr'eh'
To- be exhibited before the king
County Medical society IA soon az
his health will permit
3. T. keilsr Of California, known
as Money King In Soapy' Smiths
DAY In Alaska. TO sail on steamer
Humboldt Tuesday night for south
eastern Alaska TO sec old sights
again. He's got the fever.
pa,rolman Rlsiey. temporarily
suspended for pointing gun a, VIE
relnstated on force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25

PLAYS
AlNAM Ora

The main Alhambra feature Is III.
sie Janis in "Capriccs OF Kitty
this clever young actress appearing
as n yivacious little heiress who has
been brought up In a convent aud
hunscrs for taste OF life on the
( outside.
When the opportunity comes she
gets a mouthfui.
Miss Janis plays Kitty with the
proper dash and performs a number
OF amazing feats. such as driving a
high.powered racing car at terrific
speed. The car ls distinguished
, only by blur on the road. Reason
for speed Kitty Is compelled to
take a timorous chaperon along.
Kitty falls in love with Gerald
Cameron. artist Her fathers viii
says she and her flance must stay
apart six months after announce
ment OF their engagement
Kitty violates the Will. but 20 her
surprise finds her dad" inserted
this clause to determine whether
Kitty wanted the money more than
love.
II she had lived up TO the viii. the
money would have gone TO charity
In addition To the feature.
Hearst-Selig Weekly and The Mys.
terry OF the Silent Death" drama.
are shown.
LIBERTY
Edwin Mordant. former Seattle
actor. is one OF tho stars appearing
In The Moth and the Flame" which
is delightlng thousands at the Lib.
erty. This feature closes tonight.
COLONIAL
The popularity OF pretty Barbara
Tenant Is attested by the enor.
nous crowds that have turned out
since Sunday at the Colonial. where
she Is featured in The Butterfly"
oRPHEUM
Among the stars OF the cast In
The Commuters" Orpheum. is
idNhbbr Now iOIh NNuutNl ilf team.
The producers say The Commut.
ers" is proving one OF the most sue.
cessful film comedies yet made.
CLASS A
Two birds were Killed with one
stone In making the great flood
scene In The Torrent" Glass A.
The water was released the day
Vice President Marshall visited Uni.
versal City. featuring the program
Of events staged In Marshalrs hon.
or.
GRAND
For genuine thrills and exciting
Incidents. THE Master Rogues of
Europe is one OF the best films. de.
plotting the operations OF a criminal
gang, ever shown here. II Is al the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25
1.-THE Invitation
of the Sea-

Hy Marguerite o'B NHkinron
COME no MI. my children.
dhuEhterH Of men. sons Of
women. for !. THE SEA. have
Eifis for you All'
tpAE. sweating toilerH.
from dark dcns In cities
seek me ont where you can
find me- alone. aud enter into
my arms smoke aud dust I
can rinse from you can
brace your muscles aud cause
ynu 90 breathe deep cen
steep YOU In strength viii
grant YOU To- be rlear-eycd
aud confident once more. and
when YOU return. brave with
my Nalor. perhaps you viii be
able 20 defy evli'
COME go me also. YOU who
are pAmpTred ga palaces for
am a good democrat I can
entertain YOU NOR" Esn"r-
uuhiy than your friends FOR
can sKait you iu your own
eyes. iifiing the gentleman
into the MAN aud the lady into
the WOMAN have no
~srm~d ana p.rfumcd luxury
for you A. ! always have
been. 30 am now COOL
SANE. ELEM Entail. Ele-
sance and ennui shall most
a.rursiiy Danish. Bat your
chRiky pAilor snail blush
ruddy when have carese~d
you The lines about your
lips shall betoken solution
which you shall wrest from
me
COME to me. old people
who have grown weary. end
rest near so me. We are com
"a de- together. FOR ! am very
old Touch ms wet rocks with
wTitherrd fingers fcndcrlY
shake your gray locks loose
" here tho sun shines upon my
sands. for ! arm yours and YOU
are mine. Listen 20 me. for |
sing you songs Of the iNFiN-
iTEi
COME 20 me. you who are
lovers. for I am IN. deepest
and most inclusive lover In
ne were the beginnings Of
life and the earliest prompt
inEs and choosinss OF love. J
teen with ruititudrs brought
near together Mine are luEtt-
hood and rapture. and the
storms that Eiorify the race
AND OF YOU little ones
come TO me OFFER YOT
My HARD. SANDY REACHES.
MY GtfSTENiNG PEBBLES,
MY SEA WEEDS AND MY
SHELLS FOR YOUR PLEAS.
uHE. Perhaps for you ar.
tho greatest ~ my Fifts. OF
YOU ! would make poised fEir-
minded women and gentle
firm- wiiied men \ race too
gay FOR crime ard infnnity.
DIVE INTO ME. SPLASH
MERRTLY. SWIM LUSTiLY'
COME TO me. my children.
for am the struggle Of the
brave who viii conquer or die.
! am the going and the com
ing Of the great.
I AM HEALTH. AND PROV
ESS. AND ACHIEVEMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25
JUST a FEW CONDOLENCES

tsrpyise Association
We stopped during our ride at
Eliene's and found her feeling fine
Both she and Harry came out tc
the car as We drove under the porte
eochere. Harry has certainly turn.
ed over a new leaf and forever
closed the old pages OF past indls.
cretions.
As they stood at the side Of the
car. Harry had his arm around
Eiiene aud she leaned on him In q
way that showed that nothing now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25

Rotary club held weekly luncheon
Ia Seattle froes club Monday
Seattle Real Estate association
will hold Mother Goose banquet la
Butler grill Tuesday night
Darius Cobb 90 lecture on his
painting. "The Master" In Y, W. G.
\. thruout week. Admission free.
Delegation from East and Middle
West en- route 90 Frisco for natlona
convention Norwegian synod ~.
rived In Seattle Tuesday morning
Mems rally held at Plymouth Con.
grcgatlonal church Monday night.
Rev. E. A. Fredenhapon. ger.
eral snperIntendent National Soclety
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25

for tho fricndlosH. spoke ON prison
reform Monday To Seattle workers
NJ Good Eats cafeteria
Dan Moosrry awarded contract
for constructing Greenwood ave
road. stretch OF three miles, between
s6th Vt. aud Senttle Golf club, by
county commissioners Monday
snoaualmle pass now reported In
bad condition. and autos viii not be
able TO pass thru It before middle Of
July.
Gov. Lister leetured ss opener In
course In accounting. procedure and
auditing. state university extension
division. In Henry building. Monday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25
title
Insurance

Shows its confidence
in its own investiga-
ton and examination
OF land titles by assum-
ing a fixed liability for
error.
You don't have 10
depend on the faith
you may have in
some one. With Title
Insurance you have a
legally enforceable
bond. There Is no
chance for evasion. no
divided responsibility,
no channel for escape
on technicalitieS. Title
Insurance gives you a
definite contract of in
demnity that fully pro-
tectS you against loss.
The state treasurer
holds the securities that
are deposited solely for
the protection of policy
owners.
1t is no longer nee
eSsary for either pur-
chaser or MORTGAGE to
carry the risk. Insist
on Title Insurance and
you will be relieved of
this danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25

Seattle summer girl takes her
ease-ln the scolusion. OF course
OF her own room--are not mere
~ popular. they are fad with
kris who like To- lounge about
and look pretty while they
lounge.
The ,rourerettes may be made
of China silk or any OF the pretty
~hHh materials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25

Honest
A Second ave modia,e. who
does work for many OF seattlcs
very best folks. let M in on the
secret
Dr Mary Walkers trousers are
popular only with the good lIttl.
doctor herself. but IN. trouser.
cites In which tho "emancipated"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-25
JOSH WISE SANS:

"soy Bean. our village cut.
up. has some new comedy bust
ness. ne sits In tn horse
trough and carries a Charlie
Chaplin cane"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-07
VIM. A. EDWARDS AND OTHERS
ACTIVE IN SHOWING GREAT
POSSIBILITIES OF THE CAMP
"A GOOD SEASON AHEAD.
Especial Correspondence

In the fall of the year wood rats try
to take possession of every prospectors
shack but Theodore Van Meter, engi-
neer at the Sunday mine, contends that
wood rats are pretty hard up for a grub
stake when night after night they eat
the lacings out of betting. Mr.. Van
Meter is known among his friends as a
! man mild and most conservative of
speech but it is believed, in fact assert
ed by Chas. Mahan, the mill man at the
Sunday mill, that Mr.. Van Meter has
the last week increased his vocabulary
and, possibly, added some swear words
to those already in use in the district.
Morning after morning just as steam is
coming up and the stamps begin to
pound whir goes the belts and every
thing has to shut down until the wood
rat damage has been repaired. At
night now the belts are dotted here
and there with traps and Mr. Van
Meter fingers after shift with his rifle
ready to do all the damage he can be-
fore it is too dark to see the bead
In spite of every handicap, tools
missing and the rust that time will put
on mill the batteries at the Sunday
mine are grinding out high grade con
centrates. The run will have to be a
before the mill was put in operation for
it to be otherwise but it has demon
strated that, unsatisfactory as the pres
ent arrangement is, the mill, with a
few minor changes, can be made pro
ductive.
William A. Edwards, general mana
ger of the Eagle Co. determined to make
this test run this fall that he might
know positively by spring what could
be done under present conditions.
Former runs have been, to say the
least, disastrous but this one that Mr..
Edwards felt meant so much not only
to him but the property to say nothing
of the district. Mr.. Edwards relied en-
tirely upon men of the camp to help
him out. They had the same interest
in seeing the mine produce that he did
talk as we may about values, it is
the actual turning out of concentrates
or bullion that makes camp. Day
and night the four, w. A. Edwards, Joe
Davis, Van Meter and Chas. Mahan
worked Nothing discouraged hem,
nothing made them lose sight OF the
thing they had determined to accom-
plish and today the first shipment of
HIGH grade concentrates leave camp,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-07
PROMINENT STOCK MAN SELLS.
Charles Baird Disposes of Outfit te
Messers Platt g. Jones.

A deal was closed this week which
involves one of the largest transactions
in the stock industry of this county
that has occurred for some time, we re-
fer to the sale of the stock, land and
leases of Charles Baird of the Boles
section to Messers. Plctt & Jones which
was closed up Tuesday.
The deal involves property valued at
from thirty-five to forty thousand dol
lars and added to the already large
holdings of Platt & Jones puts them
well to the front as stockmen OF the
state. Mr.. Baird who has been operat
ing in the Salmon river country for q
wears, has bred up his stuff until it IL
above the average and has holdings II
the way of land and land leases thai
make his outfit a most desirable one
While he has not made public announce
ment of his future activities 1t Is nn
derstood he will leave for the south
west
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-10-07
SEPTEMBER WEATHER REPORT.
Total Precipitation For Year Ending
September. 80 and Comparisons.

The past month of September has not
only been an exceptionally pleasant
month but also an excellent month for
harvesting and storing the greatest
harvest on the prairie for years. The
weather report kept by John Norwood,
voluntary observer, shows a maximum
temperature for the month of 81 on the
5th and minimum of 26 degrees on
the 9th. The total precipitation for
the month was As inches, with the
greatest in "a hours, 20 inches on the
18th. The number of days with .0l IN
ches or more precipitation were 5. ls
days were clear, part cloudy and
cloudy. On the 9th there was killing
frost.
The total precipitation for the year
ending September 30, 1915, is 27.24 IN
ches and snow 2400 inches. The com
parison with the years from 1908 to
1915 of the total precipitation, ending
ON September 3Oth of each year is as