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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
County Court.

The court ordered a decree today
for the sale today of part of the real
estate of the Josephine Schiller ct
al estate. Part of it includes the
town of Bayfield, Report on the sale
is to be made August Sixteenth. On
agreement among the attorneys in the
case of the Fabian Martinez boot
Logging charge the court continued the
case to August third at 10 a. m.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
Dinner Party.

Roadmaster j. II. TAFT and Mrs,
TAFT entertained Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J.
Hurley, Mrs Ellen Gallotti and Mrs.
Florence A. Vinton, at dinner last
evening at their home, $50 Fifth ave
nue..
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
Justice Court.

A motion was brought in Justice
Maddox court this afternoon by the
defendants attorney to dismiss the
suit of the Independent udw 81 Lbr.
Co., against Louis Polandrini suing
ON promissory note. The case was
taken under advisement.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
C.urt Witnesscs Leaye.

Subpoenaed as witnesses in the case
OF the government VS.. the Porter
Fuel Co., that comes on for hearing
in the federal court at Denver July
%, next Thursday, there departed
this morning as witnesses for the
company, Messrs B. W. Ritter, b. II.
Bmdick, Allison Kroeger, }. a. Cop
pinger, w. l. Clifford and Senator
George Z. West and for the govern
ment, Arthur Bagby and Oswald Link.
Tomorrow witnesses will depart by
scores.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
Auto Party Back.

Last night, Mr.. and Mrs. oren
Frary and the latter's mother and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. j. Bradford returned
from a two weeks trip TO points in
New Mexico and Arizona. They went
out via Gallup, Belin and Magdelina
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
Standard Guapc Coaches.

Some three months ago the standard
guage coaches on the Red Apple line
were sent to the shops and practically
entirely rebuilt. They We're set up
here Saturday and this morning pas
sengers on the Red Apple line are
riding in comfortable and clean cars.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
Honor Dance.

Mrs. II. l.. Dixon, Mrs. c. c. Per
kins and Miss Austin will give an
elaborate dancing party at Red Men
hall this evening in honor of sir.
and Mrs. Miller of New Haven, Conn,
and Miss Ellis of Denver.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
Shipping War Horses.

E. j. Jefferies yesterday shipped
from here two carloads of horses
to TT. Worth, Texas. They are to go
to the European war for service.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
Painters Wanted.

Notice George Goodmans adv. in
this issue. lie wants painters badly
Has more contracts that he can
fulfill without largely increasing his
help.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
Auto Visitors.

There were ten cars of autoists here
yesterday at the ball game besides
many others visiting at Trimble, all
from the outside. Today Prof f. D.
Smith is down from Fort Lewis.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

A machine has been invented TO
record lies, but very few married wo-
men need Il. Average married woman
always knows when her husband is
lying even If he thinks she doesn't
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
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PURELY PERSONAL
From Tuesdays Daily
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Dee Brindle is over from Bayfield,
on land office business,
Ex-County Commissioner A. L.
Barr is in the city from his ranch at
Kline.
Mrs. Pete Peterson is back from
a visit to friends and an outing at
the lake.
B. A. Candelaria and wife, of Rosa,
N. NJ, are in town on short bust
ness trip.
Adolph Hahn who has been enjoying
ar outing at E'eetra lake returned
this morning.
Mrs. Lee Mozier departed for Gun
nison this morn&g where she will
Join her husband
Charley Amsden who has been out
east left for his home at Farming
ton this morning.
Dean Smith of the Episcopal church
went up to silverton this morning
on church affairs.
W. C. Croc1er tf The forest SER
vice at Silverton is in lie city today
arriving this mo.pinp.
W. " Allen of Spokane, Washing
ton, weIt down TO Pennington this
morning to visit relatives.
Harrish ingraham left for Phoenix
Arizona this morning where he viii
join a movie film company
H. c. Macht and chauffeur Sparks
Of pagosa Springs left this noon for
home in the formers new Ford.
Mr.. Beacroft Of Rosing, N. NJ, who
has been in the city taking treat
ment left for his home this morn
ing,
Frank Foley and family Of Hesper-
US, went out to Pagosa Springs this
morning. Mrs. Foley is not in the best
of health.
Mrs. Jack Kight of the ValleciLo
left for Pennington this morning
upon two weeks visit to friends and
relatives.
Mrs Clyde Collier of La Plata
city, who had been over to Chama,
upon visit to her parents, went up
home this morning.
Henry Gray, who has disposed Of
his auto line TO the Springs
went out to Mancos this morning on
short business trip.
L. G. Condit and T. J. Finn, prom
inent mining men of the silverton
section arc in the city today. They
plan to go east tomorrow.
j. W. Hoslen, proprietor of the
Milo hotel at Denver, went over to
Cortez today where he may trade his
hotel interests for ranch lands.
Pat Cummins left via the Red APP
pie route for Toodelene, New Mexico
this morning, on school building work.
The place is below Pennington.
C. G. Mayer, chef at the strater,
went down to Pennington this morn
ing where he will reamin for a few
days, on a personal business trip.
f. r. Taft, travelling auditor for
the Wells Fargo Express company,
who was in town yesterday, on com
pany business, IS tcday making the
Red Apple offices.
DR.. W. S. Caudle, of Peoria, ILL.,,
who has been up in the La Platas
upon a visit to mining claims there,
in which he is interested, departed
for the east today.
Herman Springer Of Silverton re-
turned last evening from visit out
side Colorado points and spent the day
in town visiting his uncle's family,
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Springer. lie goes
home tonight.
C. r. Ripley and family of Aztec
motored up today and on to Chama
where they viii leave the car and
take the train for Colorado Springs.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Jude johnson: "When I die don't
want much said at my funeral, but
prefer great deal of singing" Jude's
desires probably will be fulfilled in
very cheerful manner,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
Ball Game Yesterday.

At the Fair grounds yesterday af-
te noon was "A better game that was
expected and possibly for that rea-
son the attendance was not nearly
what it should have been. The score
by innings was:
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
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TO US :,
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Dc. Rnhhina' Stnrk.

This noted storS, at $3.50 this morn
ing left a fine dandy baby girl at
the home Of Air. and Mrs. Arthur B.
Wohbor of the Kline mesa.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

w. l. Myler and wife and daughter,
Mrs. Earl E. Ritter of Dolores mo
tored over yeste day and took in he
ball game. Later lhey started for Pa
gosa but their ca hroke down and
they remained has over night. they
will leave today foe the Springs
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Charley Heather and family came
down from Hesperus this forenoon,
They have rented the Jim Belmear
residence on Third avenue which they
viii occupy about September first
The young daughters of the family
win attend school here the coming
term.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

ranch at lgnacio this morning.
Judge Searcy returned this morning
from a legal trip to Silverton.
Al Konrad a Denver salesman, is
in the city, calling on the trade.
Commissioner A. e. Reece went out
to the ranch at Falfa this morning
r. c. Montgomery of the forest
range station, above lockwood, is
down today.
Mrs. A. NJ. Reed. a clever actress,
arrived by auto asst night, from Pa
gosa Springs.
Clint Woods of Flora Vista who
has been over to Mancos left for home
this morning.
Matte Newton of Albuquerque
passed through to Rico this morning
to visit relatives.
]. c. Bell, a p ,on irent mining man
Of Silvcrton dent down to Farming
ton this morning.
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Jones Of this
city are sojourning at Trimble Springs
going up this morning.
Rev, Father John b. White left
for Denver this morning. He ex-
poets to be gone u week.
Aloysius Crobe went up to the May
Day mine today to visit his brother
Bill and his family for time.
Robert Buchanan returned this
morning from the Needieton section
where he had been prospecting.
Mr.. and Mrs. French and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Puett of Nancos, We're
visitors here yeste,lay y motor.
Jim IIambelton of the tower McElmo
section, near Bluff, Utah, is in ton
today. He had been 1ut to Denver.
Bill Mason Of Lodo returned this
morning from the Needleton district
where, with others, he has some
claims.
Mrs. Grace Hulsker of Gunnison,
Colorado, is here upon visit to her
daughter Ethel IIulsker popular ho-
tel waitress.
C. d. Keller and G. e. Norris of
Bay City, Texas, went over to Do
lores this morning upon a land in
spection trip.
Mrs. II. j. Crandall and children
who had been upon a visit to friends
at Flora Vista, left today for her
home at Rico.
"Doe" j. b. Moore, who is managing
a sawmill at Dyke, who had been vis-
iting his family at Mancos, left ror
the mill today.
Louis Deti of Hesperus, arrived last
night from Denver with his bride,
leaving today noon for the new home
at the Hesperus mine.
W. o. Jemison, merchant Of Ig
nacio, who spent Sunday here on busl-
ness and visiting his son, Guy, left
for home this morning.
Miss Mary o'Rourke is back from
Rico, where she visited Mrs. Louis
Haberman in the trying time of the
burial of the latter's husband.
II. T. Henry Of Hesperus, left this
morning for Cheyenne, where he will
take in the big Frontier Day eele
bration that begins July 22nd.
Mrs. May Kaylor left this morn
ing for a trip of several weeks dura-
tion. She win visit at Cripple Creek
for a time, then going On to Dem
yer.
Harry McI1wen and party returned
this morning from a hunting and fish
ing and prospecting trip to the Cas-
cade and Elk Park section of the
Needles.
Me- 70 Cradep and her mnther
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
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B. W. Headly. ciajn agent for the
Grande is in the city today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
Pagosa Auto Party.

Miss Garvin, Miss Larsen, Miss
Hattie Snyder and Mr.. Lynch autoed
over from Pagosa last night.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

and back via Holbrook and through
the petrified forest.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

upon a visit to here parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Steineger and her many
friends here. She Will remain some
two months.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Mrs. B. w. Ritter went out to the
ranch at lgnacio this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Herman Springer of Silverton re-
turned last evening from a visit out
side Colorado points and spent the day
in town visiting his uncle's family,
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Springer. lie goes
home tonight.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

The city dads and the city. man
ager met at $3.50 this afternoon and
adjourned to 1880 this evening when
the regular semi-monthiy business
viii be attended to.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Cortez 2 3 0 / OF l 10
Elks --.--....-,.2 0 0 0 / 900 4
The game ran along pretty close
until the first of the fourth, when
CorteZ got in three runs. The Elks
battery, Art Lang and Peck Shannon
was changed, Shannon going in the
box, A. Lang to first and little Will
lie 0'Driscoll backstop. From then
ON the game was much tighter. Cor
tez had it over the Elks in several
ways. Their second bag man was
notably very good. The batteries for
Cortez were w. Belcher and V. Lewey
and for the Elks Lang and Shannon
and Shannon and O'Driscoll. Umpires
Sam Timothy for the first two in
nings when a riot was imminent and
Prof. Michael Newton replaced him
to the utmost satisfaction of all. At
tendance 200. Time of game two
hours.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

C. p. Ripley and family of Aztec
motored up today and on to Chama
where they viii leave the car and
take the train for Colorado Springs,
They will be gone few weeks and
return here by car from Chama.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Judge Searcy returned this morning
from a legal trip to Silverton.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Frank Noland and wife of Navajo
Springs arrived last evening from
Denver, where they were witnesses ia
the Tsi-ne-gat murder case. Arthur
Ogle of Mancos accompanied them
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Mrs. C. A. Barnett, nee Lena
Steinegar, arrived last evening from
her home at Lake Worth. Florida.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22
AS 1T WAS TOLD
TO US
From Tuesdays Daily

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Council Mcetinp.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

They lett here 1or home last night
by auto.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Smith Of
Shelby, Nebraska who have been here
upon visit TO the ir relatives, the
Fred d. McKay's, the past ten days,
departed for home this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Al Konrad a Denver salesman, is
in the city, calling on the trade.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

DR.. W. S. Caudle, of Peoria, H.,
who has been up in the La Platas
upon visit to mining claims there,
in which he is interested, departed
for the east today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Mrs. Cy Graden and her mother,
Mrs. Lizzie N. Hansen left for Pagosa
Springs this morning. Mrs. Hansen
is troubled with rheumatism and she
will take the baths. They expect to
be gone two weeks.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Harry McEwen and party returned
this morning from a hunting and fish
ing and prospecting trip to the Cas-
cade and Elk Park section of the
Needles.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Mrs. May Kaylor left this morn
ing for a trip of several weeks dura-
tion. She viii visit at Cripple Creek
for a time, then going On to Den
yer.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Mrs. Clyde Collier of La Plata
city, who had been over to Chama,
upon a visit to her parents, went up
home this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-22

Commissioner A. e. Reece went out
to the ranch at Falfa this morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
BAND CONCERT At
CASINO SUNDAY
AFTERNOON, 2:30-4

There are "a great many rMnilie
iving in Albuquerque whose only OPP
portunity for an outing IS ON sunday
afternoons, aud until now there has
boon no place for them 90 $40.
In most cities Of this size there are
amusement parks Tor the public, and
the pleasure afforded hy such places
is too we'll known 90 need any rec
ommendauon
II has been decided TO offer such
am opportunity 10 the people of Al
huquerque and on sunday afternoon.
November Ell. there viii be "a band
concert at the Casino in Traction
park. beginning al ESQ and lasting
untn 3 O'Clock.
In connection there viii he a stand
where one may obtain hot tamales
sandwiches and cigars The grounds
viii he omen at noon. $50 those who SO
desire MAY enjoy au entire afternoon
outjns. II the weather Is pleasant
tho concert win ~ hcld in the open
hand stand and il the Weather is too
cool il viii De held inside of The ca
sino
II the idea appeals 10 the public
and the concert proves popular ar
engagements viii be made for the Com
tiuuance Of concerts, with added en-
termmment features the entire sea-
son. This VIII give oar city an OPP
portunitN to support and maintain a
regularly organized band. which will
be available for other occasions. and
which al present we do not possess.
Come ont and spend pleasant
afternoon ana help 20 promote a reg
uar amusement park Tor AlhuQuer-
cue
in order to help defray the ex
penses for the music, there will be a
charge made for admission of no
cents children under ten wears ot
age win he admitted free
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
Local and Personal

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
SLASHES THROAT
WITH RAZOR IN
A BARBER SHOP
Rfuino Garcia Gets Haircut
and Makes Suicidal Attempt
While TonSor Prepares to
Shave Him.

Bufmo Garcia. Of Metealf Ariz,
eIasHed his throat with a razor
Joseph Lanza's barber shop on
North Second street. shortly after
O'Clock Yesterday evening.
Garcm had just had d haircut.
The barber asked him if he did not
want a shave. Garcia did The bar
Der went 10 the rear of the SHOP fer
hot water. while his back was turn
ed. Garcia sprane mp from the chair.
grabbed a razon and looking i'm III
mirror, cut his throat
Mrs. Garcia was sitting in The shop
waiting for her husband ana saw him.
attempt To take his life. Her screams
brought Sergeant Ed Donahue and
Policeman ~ NJ Miller on the run
from Second street and Central ave
nue..
Rarely Missed Jugnlar.
Or. L. &. Rice, city physician. was
called Dr. W. +. provinces, who hap
pened to be passing the shop reached
the place first and hy pushing al
towel in the wound saved the man
from bleeding TO death. DR.. Rice
sewed up the cut and sent him toI
St. Josephs hospital in G.. T French's.
ambulance.
The sincerity of Garca's intentions
is shown by the cash in his neck. IL.
extends almost from ear TO ear. He
made only one stroke, starting under
the right ear and bringing the blade
around 10 point over the jugular
vein on the ieit side The wound ISL
about two inches deep ~ the deepest
point The blade barely missed the
jumlar ON the right side
Garcia dropped where he stood be.
fore any one reached his side. The
wound BLEED protuscly The man did
not lose consciousness. lie told Ser
geaut Donahue he did it because Of
his troubles Questioning failed to
bring out what his troubles were, ac-
cordng to Douahue
Even Chance for Recovery.
Garcia and his wife arrived here
Wednesday night they were on the
way TO Ration, where he is to go to
work in the coal mines, The woman,
who is in condition said to be hor-
dering on hysterical was taken care
of 10y woman who happened To pass
by the shop shortly after Garcia
slashed himself AfterWard she was
turned over To friends, who took her
to the hotel where She was staying ON
South First street
Dr. Rice stated last night that
Garcia had an even chance for re-
covery Although ne lost a lot OF
blood ne did not appear to be alarm
ngly weak last night lie asked for
his wife after mis- arrival at the hos
ptal The chief danger, aside from
that occasioued by the bleeding, .
from Infection
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
ARRANGEMENTS To
HOUSE VISITORS
ARE BEING MADE.
Information Bureau viii Be
Reopened Today and List
Inc of AN Available Rooms
VIII Be Started.

Tine information bureau. which per
formed valuable service ian the han
Cling of crowds Fair week. "a to De
revived for the meeting OF the New
Mexico Educational association.
The bureau win hc opened this af-
tcrnuou hy Jesse r. naW director
The preliminary worn of listing rooms
available 90 visitors ueXl week will hc
started this afternoon and continued
tomorrow ANY one having rooms
that will be vacant then are expected
u telephone the hurcau this after
noon ur tomorrow The telephone
number s 1889
The bureau viii be m the toms
porary = a. a. A office huilding- az
the northeast corner ot First street
and Central avenue where DC was dur
lne the state ur The bureau Viii
have two boys AZ the Santa Fo station
whom trains 8rc ouiVnE They Will
Weur badges. hearing the word m-
formation Thl viii drcet Visitors
ia the hurrau
RoN~ to Meet Trains,
pr amy af th, noomers happen 90
miss the heys thtN can hardly m,,. me
h0rctu 1t IS situated where the ma-
iuuN ot persons coming from the so-
ton Vul probably pass and the large
lkn. oallpg attention Ju the place
the same That was used fair weok--is
NOT likely to escape observation The
bureau helped more than Loco per-
sons tud accommodations during tair
Wrck
Already several calls for resera-
items have been received at tne Y.
At d A office Although the infor-
nation bureau Will not open until This
Afternoon these requests have heen
preserved hy inc Y "a q A. ana Wil
bc turned over co the bureau
The ust of rooms gotten Z, Che hu.
rtau Tor tbe fdr Is SUI, n SIT liasy's
pa>-cssou This hist viii bc revised
tadas and tomorrow. and rooms tha,
arr mo- Iuut.r available checked off
ST. d MAY hr used aelin noNt week.
However Nlr Hogy cmphaa.a,d thr
point hat persons who have rooms
tre expected to tclophon, despite ihis
aut
Advance Gnatd Here T,rdas.
IeI4uWinl the utaHnt &c tn' state
DoJId pl rdurlhoa bnh yesterday in
SANTA Fe state superintendent hlvaa
s. White superintendent SWnuty e.
sam J6un county pg Fauk D u
toherls af fbt "a. N72aa N#u NJ
Ot o. rs Enlw 81. ihc silver GA
NomaL aOd others wlll yumc helt
tJt Alrs Josie to,k0rd supcrin
t,ndcnt ~ CvltaN county, and nr w
20 CONWAY superintendent ut the $50
Sem Schools afv expected ta Hctei
arrt IhIs r,fnlHs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
SEE MISS SURATT
AT PASTIME THEATER
SUNDAY AND MONDAY

STAGE folks are no more supcrst.-
uous than other people. or an least
they say So Nevertheless. they can
discover more evil portents in daily
life than most other people as wu-
ness the following Director Herbert
Brcnon. who IS producing "rhe soul
ri Broadway" for the Fox Film cor
poratiou. had erected an immense
outdoor stage on which was repro
duced The interior OF the famous Hall
Of Chance. which the Partisan police
recently closed. The wallis. floor and
stairs are formed Of immense cards
dice ana other gambling parapher-
MALTA. When Nalcskd Suratt who
plaNs The lead in the picture Slw the
set She expressed herself as being
very pleased with it's effectiveness.
In the first scene i'm which the set
was used, about fifty people are
grouped about the various tables
The scene has been rehearsed over
ana over again In the swelterins sun.
All is in readiness The orchestra is
playing AN right" cries the direc-
tor. Go. The cameras turn. The
action is en- Aud-~Wait minute"
cried Miss Sumtt. "Wuit a minute
can't so ON. Look There. in the
direction In which she was poiuuue,
was = large wall panel on which was
painted the Death card the Ace OF
Spades I'm not supersdtious. said
Miss Valeska SuratG but
There is no Ace of Spades la "The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
W0ULD-BE SUICIDE IS
REMOVED TO COUNTY
JAIL FROM HOSPITAL

D. 3D. Davis. who tried To destroy
himself when De- was arrested
Wednesday at l,lctH yesterday wits
transferred from st. josCph's hospi-
tal 20 the county jail at old Town.
90 was said he threatened 10 escape
from The hospital
Davis, who took potassium cyanide,
% powerful poison, was out of danger
yesterday morning he took the dose
Wednesday afternoon and was brought
here ia an Unconscious state J was
said at the time hat unless he died
before Yesterday morning be would
recover
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
CHADB0URNE DWELLING
is LEASED BY ANDR0S

Mr. ana MIS- s. . Andres yesterday
leased the NJ o. Chadbourne home At
Twelfth stree, ana Central avenue.
Mrs Andres recently petitioned the
probate court 20 appoint her eXccutrix
of her fathers viii, saying that she
had established residence here The
court is expected TO render his deci-
sion upon the petition next Tuesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-19
COUPLE, DIVORCED
THIRTY YEARS AGO.
is REMARKED HERE

separation ot thirty years duration
ended when Mrs. Frances I. Netmore,
of Belen. and her divorced husband.
William Wetmore 81 san Francisco.
We're married mere last July The
story behind their second wedding was
not known here until Yesterday. II
was disclosed by dispatch from
Jackson Mich, % "a Los Angeles
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