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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-15
SIDE LIGHTS ON
THE LEGISLATURE
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A. NJ. Simpson, founder of the Simp
son Lumber company and one of the
oldest of the pioneer lumbermen of the
Pacific coast, died at the hospital in
Oakland Sunday after a long period OF
i'll health. Captain Simpson was 81
years of age and on February 90 would
have celebrated his S9th birthday. The
deceased leaves three sons and daugh
ter, Edith, who was married several
years ago to Roy NJ. Pike, prominent
business man of Cincinnati Ohio, but
who, with her family, have been living
with Captain Simpson. The sons ar,
L. j. Simpson, Edgar Simpson, both of
North Bend, and Dr. Harry W. Simp-
son, of Sacramento.
Roseburg Review: ]. A. Dewey, who
lives in the northern part Of the coun.
ty, today brought to town five cougar
hides, one wolf hide and the pelts Of
l2 wildcats. For the lot he will re-
ceiyc bounties amounting to approx
mately $780, One wolf hide and -
wildcat pelts were also received by the
county clerk today from L. Emerson.
Of Tiller. Albert Haskell, of Card
ner brought in wildcat pelt for
which he received bounty of So.
NTedford Mail.Trbune: Dr. Kirsch.
gesner, of this city has received
number of papers from his old home in
Germany One article tells of the
troubles an army corps had with
shipment Of American mules being used
in hauling guns and supplies. The
mules baked and kicked in Missouri
style but the nation, so well prepared
in the efficiency of war that it put two
sets Of buttons on each soldiers pants.
could do nothing with the most patient
and abused Of all American animals.
y
Coos Bay Harbor: The Twin City
Lumber company mill in this city.
which has been undergoing repairs for
the past two weeks, started operation
on Monday with prospects for a full
years run. The company is said to
have orders ahead to keep it in opera.
tion for several months when it is ex.
pected the lumber market will brighten
up again.
Medtord Mail-Iibune; What is be.
he'ed to be- the long'sought-for lost
enamel or jackson creek has been To-
cared ntter years Of frnitless tunnel
ing ana prospecting, by a, r. Enyeart,
or Jacksonville, a placer miner. Sotur'
gay afternoon he struck the old creek
pea at a depth of i3 feet, and it is
tnouSht TO De the lost channel that
welded torty millions IN gold in pioneer
Gays A nugget worth S35 was taken
from the pan saturday and, according
10 repoft the other pans washed net
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-15


porch nects getting the
this the only
determine whether not the carriers following instructions
Phone Main 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-15

Anyway, it's none Of mans bus
ness how old woman Is.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-15

'Dongs of the legislature have now crowded out the
war news in Oregons dalies Hood River Glacier But
was war to the knife and the knife to the ht down here
for awhile and the dove Of peace had lookn until
every member got his favored clerk and senographer
the states payroll
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-15

Now it will be necessary for the United States to take
of the Italian earthquake sufferers The old world
would have pretty hard time of it if it wasn't for the
new world that Christopher Columbus discovered
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-15

One of the last acts of Sam Raber hanged in Folsom
prison today, to write poem. He was executed for
another crime, however
All the beauty in the lower house is the democratic
side anyway
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-15

The democratic minority is numerically weak but Sen
aor Sam Garland ought to count more than double when
his energy and activity taken into consideration
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-15

GgNrlsht igitby YM s6ypi\,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
NEGROES ENJ0INED
FROM INITIATING
MYSTIC HRINERS

Local shriners are interested in a
decree which has hcen handed down
by the Judge 81 u circuit court In the
state Of Georgia. IN whi,h decree
Georgia negroes who styled them
selves The Ancient Egyptian Arabic
order. Mobiles Of NJ Mystic shrine. %
are forbidden the use Of the name or
the use % any Of their rogaIia. uni
forms. cmblems or other lodge acces-
series.
Suit was brought by the potcntate
Of a shriners' temple against the So
called %potentdtc OF a newly organized
negro lodge. The negroes claimed
their order WIS organized In Wash
lngton and hat it had nothing to do
with the shriners, hut h court held
IL was a pure imitation. the only
change being the insertion OF he
word Egyptian The decree of the
court makes a. unlawful FOR the me-
Rroes 20 use the name. the insisnia'
the badges. the fezzes, the word "N"-
BILE the word shrine OF any other
colorado imitation OF the Shriners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
COLLEGE BOYS WILL
GIVE SHOW WITHOUT
OLD GRADS HELP

In former FRATERNITY Follies' %
has been customary tor the older
members Of the sigma Tau fraternity
which annually stages "a mclangc OF
song. comedy and girls 90 nd the
men actually boz college hy lending
Molr valuable services az actors
supcz. etc. This year, however t'l'
81 changed to q large degree h'
more than two Of the old grads app
pcariur. The remainder u the hi.
teen parts lea the show are q
by tho men actually In college. Even
tho two Characterization Portage"
bv the alumni are minor ones
or course. alumni members are
coaching. but tho fraternity feels thai
a. permissible The step was taken
| because the boys fclt that it WIS me
Youngsters show. after uil and thAl
they should have everything ahou'
b. that they could successfully get
away with
Tho show viii be better this year
because Of tho slight change IN p"l-
lev. u is believed. as the freshmen
and spphomores are takins mold WIN
lots d., pen and ginger N there was
"a REGULAR try-out among tho iresh'
men members Of the fraternity va
sac vbo should have the honor OF
rrrreseuting the fair dumsols 81 the
cast 49,
Tho show ls 10 he presented ot the
CRYSTAL early next month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
DEAFNESS oNNNuT 1857 CvRED

rs local applications as they cannot
reach tHr diseased portion of the ear.
There Be- only ono way tu cure Gcaf-
ness, md That is hy constitutional
Remedies Deafness Is caused hy an
intlum"d condition Of the mucous lin
Ing o. th" E~usrachiou Tube When
This 'Ihr is innlm,d YOU nave a
rumolIur sound or imperfect hearing,
and when ~ Us entirely closed. Deaf
mess .s The result. ana unless me Inc
inmmHtion ran De taken out aud this
tube restored % its normal condition,
hearing viii bc destroyed forever,
nine cases out of ten ARE o1usod Dos
CautIrl. which is nothiu- uut au iu-
named condition of the Wu,uu sur.
faces.
We Will give ono Hundred Dollars
Tor % case ~ Deafness CDrusol Dos
cutarrhp that cannot be- cared by
Han Caturfh cure. Send for cir
culars. FREQ.
f.. } CHENEY a co, Toledo, ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c,
Take Halls Family pills FOR ronstl-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
NEW STRUCTURE IS
To Be CROWNED
WITH LIGHT
Office Of A, G., Z. L. g. P. Com
pany Will Be %Surmounted
With Cornioe Bearing 1000
Lamps To Move In July.

More lights than other uuld uy
900 Albuquerque h-s ever bad msid"
OF uui. viii boz strung around th, TON
of the new structure ut Central JE..
uur and Eitth street. The lower floor
OF the building is To- hc occupied o.,
the Albuquerque Gas. Electro Light o
Power COMPANY. and the myriad of
lamps IN tir coruioc VIII advertise lt-
location and emphasize the p%ropnEau-
du Tor more light
The cornico. AN along The two
fronts. is studded with sockets Tor
electric lamps According 90 Mana
ger \. T.. Van Dcipso. of the lighJ
company, there viii be- approximately
2 600 lights lie doesn't know tho
oN..ct number Any customer Of the
tight company, pnsscrby, or other per
son interested D., welcome Go count the
sockets ana settle the question.
The light company expects 60 bc lon
the neN building which is on the cof-
nor opposite its present location,
about July {. The structure Is being
erected hy T.. g. McCauua and FRANK
lluhbell, ana was part at the general
scheme Tor Improvement ot tho block
when II was thought carly last year
that the Ercss fye-nnd-tcu-cont store
corporation might be induced to open
q store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
MUSIC LOVERS TO
HAVE SPECIAL
OPPORTUNITY
High School Concert Tomorrow
Night To Be An Event Of
Importance in Local Aes-
thetic Circles.

High-browa for the sake OF nlRn-
browism viii be in fun attendance at
the high school concert tomorrow
night. but the principal class 20 which
t1e event will appeal Is the large cir
Gle OF real music-lovers OF which Al
%buquerque boasts. The concert II to
be a thoroughly satisfactory one in
every way. for not only has the best
Of local talent been secured but the
Athletic association. under whose
auspices u n "a be given, has been
enabled TO secure the services Of Mrs.
charles r. Doll. OF Santa re. a plan
iste OF considerable note and marked
ability.
The concert u for the benefit OF the
Athletic association. The admission
price has been kept low so hat as
many people as possible might be in
duced Z attend and thus informed OF
he enterprise Of the association.
Beside Mrs. Doll. the program in
cludes numbers by l.. L. Tello. the
%vioiinistc who recently came here
from Santa Fe, and who Is too well
known AZ an artist 60 need further
publicity. Charles J. Andrews. OF this
city, a tenor OF we" known ability.
and Louis Hesselden. "A former stu
dent e the high school who has at
tracted considerable attention throush
the development OF a fine bass voice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
INDIGESTION
OR STOMACH PAIN
IN FIVE MINUTES
"i,apc's Dinpepsln Makes sick. Sour
Classy Stnmach- Fecl Fine.

Time IT, In Ave minutes an stom-
ach distress will 70. No Indigestion.
hcartburn. sourncss or hclehing Of
Eas, acid or eruciations OF u~ndlgest-
ed food. no dizziness. bloaune. foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin Is noted for is
speed IN reeulating upset stomachs.
" In IN surest. quickest and most
certain indigestion remedy IN the
whole world and besides IL h harm
less.
Millions Of men and women now
eat their favorite fopds without fear
they know Pape'a Dispepsin will
save them from any stomach misery.
Please. for your sake get a large
NIFTY cent case % Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store and put your
stomach right Don't keep or being
miserahie-life "a too shoft-you are
not here long. 30 make oyur {
agreeable. Eat what you like and d.
gesi IL: enjoy u, without dread OF re-
bcllion in the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs In your
horne anyway. should one OF the
family eat something which don't
agree with them. or in ease OF an at
tack of indigestion. dyspepsia, gas
tritis OF stomach arrangement at
daytime or during the night, Il n
handy To give the quickest. surest re-
lief known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

Fees old fashion molasses candy
Is fresh every DAY.
Herboth. painting. signwork. 1851.
Henry Hauls pasEase. Phone 9s9,
Sergeant W. H. Eacher and Prl-
waite ~ L. Driver, Of Company r..
OF the First Virginia national guard.
were here yesterday on their way 20
san Francisco on % walking tour.
They had walked ftom Richmond.
Va. The men carried numerous Of
ncial documents To show the STATE
capitals they had visited and ample
credentials.
Governor Mcdonald and Senators
Holt and Walton were here last night
ON their way to socorro tn attend the
funeral Of the le,e Harry Dourhcrty
Born, Co Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jordan.
a son.
Horn. to MIR and Mrs j. n sim
clair. q daughter
Thomas r. Gable. ct Dawson. for
mer territorial game warden of New
Mexico, was a visitor here yesterday.
There will be "a stated conciayc of
Pilgrim Commaudery No . knights
Templar. tonight az $50. Al visit
I ing Sir knights are welcome.
4 marriage license was issued yes
terday Co Eulaiia Luisa Duenuisrh
and William Mcclellan, both 81 Al
buqueruue.
\ special car carrying several
prominent Mexican families from the
capital Of the southern republic Co
the san Francisco exposition was
here last night, arriving on No. SIC
and continuing west ON No. l..
The post office viii issue money OF
ders on any European country Tor any
amount When the war began money
orders To- some countries We're sus-
pended.
The directors Of tho Y NJ e. a.
viii meet tonight "a pass upon u
schedule 81 membership fees. Score
lsr Uay pas returned from Los An
I gelcs.
The new library lt st. Vinceut's
academy was formal, opened this
week ia connection with the second
L.cUtlly musicale. Tho ]u.trnduus"
80, large.
/ +. 4. Bruce. Of the American-Lc
France company. stopped OF hero TO-
dag on his way from Ia juutH Co
Deming. whore he viii adjust the Hu-
| tomobilc IRE engiue Just pun, hased
hy the Mlmbres valley town. The
engine b. due next Monday. 70 i thu
Same type as ;ho apparatus used here
Nj. Rruec called 1t tire headquarters
Co pay his respects 90 chief Klein and
the boys.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. o. McNtillin have
gone to california Co spend two
weeks.
James T.. Mullen. supervisor uf the
Manzau1 forest has gone Goo Noun
taiuair oI official business.
Special session OF UalIut AhEId
/ Temple. a. %. A. ~ =, FRIDAY even
ing. January goth. ut 800 o.. m for
installation 81 uG. crs. \ fun attend
ancc desired AZ son" of the officer.
are Co be- appointed "a cpmplct" hs co.
the diyau .uuupt bee given until .u.
, installation has AIKEN place.
Mr. and Mis- James A. Hunholl
have returned from their "trip east
and are nos 40 home 10 .'N NHrIN
! Eleventh street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
MANY CHANGES MADE
AT WESTERN UNION
OFFICE IN THIS CITY

Manager NJ. NJ. Maisel Of the West
ern Onions local office IA proudly
displaying a shcnf OF conErntulntory
letters these days. all telling 81 the
benefits In service obtained at the
local offices since the Installation Of
a considerable quantity Of new ap-
paratus and the reorganization OF the
star.
Among the changes are the install
lation within the last three weeks OF
eight new dynamos. comprising an
entire set. These arc all direct-con-
nected TO motors and are operated IN
banks. There are three iSO-volt dy-
namos, two for use ana one for re-
serve. and the same number of 3so-
volt machines similarly arranged
There are two 2s-yolt machines, one
for use and one for reserve. These
dynamos furnish all the power for
the wires which run into the Office
and for me Santa Fe railroad wires
as well.
Tho local Office Is now able 20
reach by direct wires more tina l"'
points. ranging from Los Angeles ~
California on the west 20 Amarillo
I'm Texas on the east, and from Den
yer In the north 60 III Paso 70 ih'
south.
There are 90 wires on the local
station board and there Is soon to ne
Installed another operating tapl'
which will handle the New York-L"s
Angeles and Dcuyer-lns Angeles
wires.
Tho local office now supplies mos
senger service all nirht. having Tor
merry maintained this service on'y
until midnight. \ new electric si-h
has been put up az the office. new
lighting system Installed inside an"
"a storage room and retiring room
for both men and women employees
Installed.
one Of the most interesting l'''
nres Of the Office. which is "a repeater
station. Is the printing Telegraph
pnratus which Is connected to trans
continental wires here for test PVT
poses. Another interesting feature y
tho series Of GIN sclector7. similar w
those used on railroad telegraph
lines hy which ans repeater station
can cali the office hy rinsing o oeii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
COMMITTEE PROBE
ON QUESTION OF
SALARIES
Taxpayers Representatives
viii Report Tomorrow
Night At Meeting Of Com
mercial Club; BE Fair, "
Says HubbeH.

Cost 81 conductiur Rrnaiiiio county
Offices and E~omcthinG 81 tho lanor in-
VOWED j. bcine investigated BY a COM
mittce rcpresenfine taxpayers of the
city. The COMMITTEE consists Of ..
korher. George v. Craig, A. Ficisher,
Don Rankin, and a. H. Stroup. They
are expected 10 rep~rt a the mcetinH
81 the Commercial clU tomorrow
uaeiit.
suggestions reensdinr salaries oall
FIR nornaillio county are to he framed,
The comEnttee IL not chareed 10 con.
aidor other counties.
The committee was appointed at o
Meeting Of taxpayers at the CONNER.
clal club last niEht. More than q
ecure ~ men. representing business
houses and banks and other Interests.
we're presents. Stfcra, count officers
were on hand. Ar. stroup presided.
County clrrk A. r.. walker nform-
ed the taxpayers that fhe commission
ers allowed him az county clerk $1,000
d year which includes the work Of
the probate court The pay Of his
uepu les pcmcs out q this amount.
The district clerk. ne said, gets 1895 a
month All fees 90 10 h treasurer
Mr.. Walker, answering other Ques-
lions. said the sheFin was not oei1g
paid any allowance kept MILEAGE.
How much does be SET for BOARD
Ing prisoners9" was asked Five hun
bred and nifty dollars a month. was
the nEwer He said ahc rherin paid
his deputies.
The assessor and treasurer are al
lswcd s3,e00 a year and the county
superintendent si25 q month. pend
Ing n pasnaee 81 a bill hxias taeir
salaries.
Frank Hubbeil urged fairness In
considering the salary question. He
funeested tant the commstee learn
the number u deputies Needed by
each officer and the exnc; cost Of con-
Quoting ihe ofice. He said the school
superintendent was the worst paid
man in che county.
AIR. Hubbeil said the taxpayers
should mako their recommendations
in REGARD 10 the salaries they thought
sufficient for The officers 81 this
county 10 the legislature ~ neN Mon
day. The SALARY bin would very IKE
~ De a caucus measure. he said. lie
did not believe there was any danger
OF the bhi's being passed this week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
MUSICAL PROGRAM AM
TALKS ON MUSIC AT
THE W0MAN'S CLUB

Tomorrow's program at the WON
ans club Nm be given by the music
department. 81 which Mrs. r. l.
Bradford is chsirman, and will con-
list 81 a talk on breathing and voice
production bv Mrs. Bradford and the
following song program;
fh) a Necklace 81 Love. ..,... Nevin
lbl The Daily Question ........
Miss Helen Goetz.
The Three Bonnets ......p 'HarJelot
Mrs }. q. S-chwcntkar.
Absent ..-......... ........ MetSali
Mrs. charles White.
Ca) You and Love ...... D'Hardcloi
CO. when You speak TO Me.
......--4.... e.. D'Hardelut
Miss Hortense switzer
A Day Dream ..4....-. Strelevki
Miss Lillian Yrisarri
willamette ......... Dell Aqua
Mrs s. q Miller.
(a1 Mother 10 Mine ..........T Tours
tbJ a Dream .....-. ..... Bartlett
Mr. Louis Mehan.
when Shadows Gather Marshall
Mise Hortcnse Switzer.
Selected Observation-Disclosures.
Sis Ruth McAllister
Admission To non-membcrs tomor-
row will De- by visitors cards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
ECHO OF PLAINS
OF HUNGARY is
HEARD IN TOWN

Nikolai Gzenagnl a young Hungar-
ian. appiied To several lawyers In The
city teday. seeking advice regardlng
his right 10 peddle aloth. lie was
told that ne would have 20 pay the
renular fee. That b. too high 20 give
him q chance cor profit. and be- final
by de,taed ~ travel pa 10 Colorado.
lie told those whom he consulted
thai he had received word thai hif
family in Hungary had been driven
from their home by invading Rus
siHns. The home. be said, was goo
miles fuuth of "uda- pesth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
N0STRllS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied In NOstrils
Relieves Head-C Colds at Once.

~ ruur uUsfrils are r'nsroi and
your head is stuffed and you can't
breathe frcol. because oI 20 cold o.
oatarrh just Get q small bottle pi
Ely cream Halm 90 ans drug store.
Appiy % ittIe o. This fragrant. ants
septic cream lotto Your uu-frIi- EaI
let b. penetrate through every r.t
passage of NDlr head soothlu- and
healing tho rHamrd, swollen mu.
relief.
An how good 10 feels Your nos
triI- arc open. your head .s ,iDur no
moro h'wEIua suutnug, ul"v,ug n.
more headache. dryucss cor e|ttus2lins
for brcutIl EIys Crcpn Balm Boz just
what sufferers from hcld colds and
cutarrh need. ltH o. delight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
K E TO SEND
PETE SANCHEZ TO
REFORM SCHOOL

Pete Sanchez Is In more trouble.
The police were just about to let
Pete settle Up The little matter OF the
g2.Sp thut Alrs. A. NJ Skecs missed
after Pete delivered a message at her
house when q. Niriscn happened
around and had % look az him lie
promptly Identified Pete as M boz
who Recently came into his store Co
sell % silver mesh bag and disappear
cd with "a pair OF automobile gloves
Pete loft tho bog behind and Mr. Ni-
risen turned it oveF 10 the police
NoN Do is said to be likely that Pete
win gr to the reform school. His rec
ord IT, such that the authorities re-
satd hls as au Inc0rriFihlc little eun-
or.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
M0RTUARY.


Miss NHTuona Butmnu, Oh, years old.
died yesterday at the HON, Uf hct
parents, Mr. ana Mr.. Frank gutmuu,
~ MartiuczruWu Pneumonia was tl,
cause of death The body was taken
D." Fred 'r"llut uudortaAiug rooms
The funeral service nus nrld 90 the
sacred Heart church this afternoon.
Burial was in san oIFr cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28

NJ Trllo is prepared Co teach chill
drrn at the nominal ,hargo 4 $500
Tor oisht lessons The most modern
methods known are used for the
teaching OF tho above instruments,
mus assuring rapid progress.
bnllN hours for these rates BE
tween 4 %. r. ana & q. m.
Studio. Barnett building, room No.
~. = %. Box 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
WILL ROSE IS CHIEF
DEPUTY u. S. MARSHAL

William Rose. of Santa l'o. has
been appointed chief deputy United
SiHirs marshal tu succeed tho Tate g.
T. Newcomer, of this city Mr. Rose
was chief dcputy under S%ocuudiuu
Romero.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
Henrv,s Delivery Moves

Tne Henry Delivery company mas
removed from ms North Third street
90 3t7 West Copper. The teleph"n"
number viii be the same as before
a3g. and the service viii continue AZ
IT, former efficient standard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28
THE WEATHER.

Tonight NJ Friday cloudy; proba-
hiy rain south ana snow north.
warmer in east portion tonight. max
imuu. as minimum. "a; ranEc -.
at s o'clock, %. nor,h winds. cloudy,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28

For regular action OF the bowels;
eosy, natural movements, relief %
constipation, try Doan's Rcgulets.
ebc at all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28

Phone g. REQ EHrn. 81 Copper
for nr.t-claas hacks ana carriages
". j.. Tfimrle A co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-28

The special Cash Sale of feed
as advertised in the Evening
Herald" of the 18th and goth
will be continued indefinitely.
Z. W. FEE.
2l2-2l4-216 West Lead Ave.
Phone l6