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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18
Chicago livestock.

Chicago. Jan iS.- iiuEs-RcaCipt-,
$4,000. arm, zoe io Poe above Satur-
days average. Bulk, SG.N51 5.l5.
heavy, 50 G0H 5.1,. pigs. &5.iUu CSC.
Cattle Receipts, $1,000; strong.
Native steers. $500 $50, western,
$500 W 7.d1. calves. $1,000 1915.
sheep Receipts. 900. firm. sheep.
$3.50 ~ f25, lambs. &6.5OWS.io
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NnIICE Fon punIIcNrInN.

Department al the Interior,
4. :. Land once at santa Re. y. NJ.
Jan. z. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that JustO
Martinez nf Tileras. y. AZ, who, on
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Ncw York. Jan. lS-Lcad quiet,
81 60 "a 3.15, London. ii9 los.
Spcitcr nrm. 3G.10M6.20; London.
csc.
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WANTED.


WANTED-Old fashioned Colts six
shot cap and ball revolver. with
nine Inch long barrel, with cylinder
two and one half inches long, with
the words stamped on barrel. "Ad
dress Col. Sam Colt, New York City
II In fair condition will pay $4,000
FOR same. Address chas. w. Parker,
Box 352. Concord. California.
wANTED-Job a. cook. porter or
furnace man; or will take work OF
any kind. w. NJ. Galehouse, room
Z, Annex hotel, Phone IS.
wANTED-Nurse girl TO care for
baby i've hours each day.N Call i2g
North Sixth street.
WANTED-Good young horse. me-
dunn size. r.. W. Fec.
LIVE WIRE Stenogrnpher wishes to
locate in the west; Fan you use me
Miss Anderson. 36 Broadway Circle.
oklahoma city. okla.
BOARDERsi-Nice home cooking.
Mrs. Holohan. 2t5 South Walter.
20 corner No. 6; thence north 5 de-
grees 90 minutes east along said ace
quia ISL feet Il corner No. 7; thence
south u degrees n minute east
along north boundary 1i24 feet TO
point OF beginning; containing ten
and hfty-two hundredths uO.52)
acres OF Hand.
and TO establish and quiet the title OF
! said plaintiffs IN and to said real es-
tate as against the adverse claims OF
| said defendants and each OF them.
You are further notified that ualess
you enter our appearance In said
cause on or before the Goth day OF
February, 1915, Judgment will be rem
dered IA said cause against you and
each OF you Dy default. You are
further notified that the name OF
plaintiffs attorney Is A. y. BcNillen
ana hat his post Office address Is Al
buquerque, y. NJ.
a. T.. WALKER.
Clerk OF Said Court.
Hy THOs. X. j. MADISON,
Deputy.
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80
No. 1919.
Charles Grande a Carmolita Garcia
de- Grande, Plaintin,
vs..
NJ. Mandcll. treasurer OF Bernalillo
county. and all unknown claimants
of Interests In the premises de-
scribed in plaintiffs complaint adj.
verse TO plaintifIs. Defendants.
Notice H. hereby given that the
anove-named plaintiffs have filed their
suit against the abovc-named defend
ants In the abuve.uamed court; that
the general object OF said suit Is TO
establish the title Of plaintiffs I'm and
to the following real estate situate In
the couaty of Bernalilio. state of New
Mexico, to-wit:
Commencing on a point on the
south eide OF the public road leading
westerly from North Fourth street to
the town OF Los Griegos whore said
road Is iltersected by the west side
Of a public road known as "El Canine
de los Carros,' which polnt bears
north 81 degrees. a. minutes east, 1890
feet from an iron pipe marking tho
corner OF sections Q nd q, township
10 north range . east and Of sections
81 ana 90, township II north, range
3 east. New Mexico principal base and
meridian; thence south % degrees 10
minutes west along public road known
as III Canine de los Carros, lGiS feet
Ia corner No. ., thence south 90 de-
grocs 20 minutes west along same
road ~ feet 90 corner No. Q; thence
WnLWHL 90 InmWnaa = HHHHHNHHAa NUnNN
7 1875 feet to the Accquia Madre dc los
Barelas, being corner No. a. thence
north I degree IS minutes cast along
Accqulu dc los Barelas 1913 feet TO
corner No. .; thence south 70 degrees
u minutes east $50 feet TO corner
80. g. thence north 'l6 degrees go
minutes east 500 feet go corner No. Z;
/ thence south az degrees ij minutes
east 1888 feet 20 corner No. s; thence
north u degrees 4 minutes east $50
feet to corner No. 3; thence north ~
degrees s minutes east 1895 feet 10
cornor No. 10; being al the south
/ side Of public road from Nurth Fourth
street to- the town OF Los Griegos;
] thence south SO degrees SO minutes
east aloUg south side of said puolic
road 2G0 feet 10 the point OF begin
ming. containing siNteca and twenty
%hundrcdths GG.2O) acres OF land. Also
another tract Of land commencing AT
IA point ON the west side Of the public
road known as El Canine de los Car
ros, being the northeast cornor OF
this tract. which point bears south
. 80 degrees 20 minutes east sSi feet
from an iron pipe marking the cor
ncr VI sections o and 6, township "a
north, range 3 east and Of sections 81
and 80. township n north, range
east. New Mexico principal base anc
meridian. thoacc south 2S degrees 81
minutes west along said public roat
a5G.a feet TO corner 40. p thence
north n dosrces "A minutes wes'
|, SIS feet a. corner No. - thence
south rs degrees 30 minutes west -
feet to corner 80. 4; thence north II
degrees "a minutes west il6 feet u
: the Accquia Madro de Los Griesos
being corner No. o.. thence north 2
degrees az minutes west along Ace
: ouia Madrc de Los B' elias 339 fee
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DUKE CITY CLEANERS

we clean hats mems and wo-
mems clothing, Tugs, curtains,
d~raperies. etc. $40 West Gold.
Phone 44e.
Promptness Our Motto
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Of the Probate Clerk and ex-ofncio
Recorder OF Bernalillo County. New
Mexico. on tho 2lst day Of May, A. d..
1881.
The said Frank II. strong aud
Lena Strong. having by warranty
deed, conveyed boy Electa Dc la VerRne,
and Frank de Ia Vergne, her hus-
baud. the above ccscribco real
estate, subject TO said deed of trust
And hat the said deed OF trust be
forecloscd and the said real estate
sold 20 pay said promissory notes.
And unless you enter your appear
ance In said cause, on or before the
18th day Of March, A.. u. 1915, judg-
ment will be rendered against you
by default.
A. T.. WALKER.
clerk.
by THOS X. y. MADISON,
Deputy.
NJ. r. HICKEY. Attorney for
Plaintiffs. once and +, q. Address,
Albuquerque. New Mexico.
First publication January 18th, last
publication February Sth.
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In the District Court of the County
~ Bcrnaltilo. state Of New Mexico.
No. 1913.
Charles Grande ald Carmelita Garcia
do Graudc, Plaintiff,
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Evening Herald.
AlbuquerqIe, y. NJ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
BURGLARS WORK
WITH BARE FEET
Tracks Found Slow Men Took shoes
on While Plying Trade
at One Home.

Barefoot burglars made their ap-
pearance in South Bend Saturday
night, two houses being visited by the
shoeless marauders. 1t was reported
to the police early Sunday morning
that the home Of Charles Dubail. 709
w. LaSalle av., had been entered
some time during the night.
Tracks were found on the porch
made by a barefooted man, and also
on the porch of the house at rs w.
LaSalle av. Entrance at the DcDdii
residence was gained through a front
window, and evidences were found
that the downstairs had been ran
sacked but nothing was found miss
ing. The burglars did not get into
the other house visited
The home of l.. c. Cross, 1917 Mich
igan av., was also visited some time
during the night. An investigation
by Detective Lane, made Sunday
morning. disclosed the fact that the
burglars entered through an east win
dow and made a thorough search of
the downstairs rooms. Nothing was
taken by them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
AT THE INDIANA.

The four-reel spectacular produo-
ton OF Judith of Bethulia" Is the
feature picture at the Indiana today.
Prominent in the cast is Blanche
Sweet, a phOtoplay actress of recOg-
nized ability. The story while of
biblical origin, is filed with a strong
neart interest and the mammoth
scenes of scenic splendor have sell
dom been eqUaled on the screen. The
producer of this picture was ID. w.
Griffith, whose Birth Of a Nation"
is now known as a film masterpiece.
A Selig twO-reel comedy drama, "A
Studio Escapade," completes an in
teresting program.
on Tuesday four interesting pic
lures have been secured. The most
prominent of these. from a local in
terest standpoint, is Her Brother
Debt" featuring Winifred Green
wood. This well known screen star
has always been a favorite in South
Bend since the days she lead her own
company at the theater that nov
shows her on the screen. On the
same program is Mrs. Van Alden's
Jewels" a Biograph two-reel story
picture; Luxurious Lou" from the
same studio. and "A Day on the
Force" a Lubin comedy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
AT TIE ORPHEUNI-

The Orpheum opened the season to
capacity crowds yesterday and pleas
ed them with a good bill. The house
has been freshened up, the stage
lighting improved, new scenery in
stalled and altogether presented a
very attractive appearance
Henry Il. Toomer and company pre-
sented THE Awakening of Mr.. Pipp,"
a condensed version of a three-act
comedy drama of the same name.
Mr. ToOmer has been seen here be-
fore the last time in March in Side
Lights a story of stage life. He is
clever in light comedy roles and as
the bibulou5 Mr.. Pipp, who wanders
home in an intoxicated condition, ac-
companied by disreputable individ-
ual, he created laughter. An attract
i've young lady plays the infuriated
Mrs Pipp and the dialogue of the
two furnish the entertainment.
James Cullen, billed as The Man
From the West" sang a variety OF
amusing parOdies and read Joe Miller
jokes and epitaphs. Harris and Man
yon were on the program in a sketch
Uncle Jerry at the Opera" Owing
to illness one of the team did not
appear at the matinee performance
but the remaining partner amply
filled the spot with we'll put over
| character songs and comedy patter
Ford and Hewitt, in a burlesque OF
Society's dancing craze, presented a
novelty cOstumed act, attractive
dances and offered a scenic setting
that was beautiful and harmonious
Lohse and Sterling opened the show
with a speedy trapeze act nicely cos
TUNED and well presented.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
THE ETERNAL CITY.

An elaborate perturbation of Hal
Gaines THE Eternal City" will be pre-
scented at the Oliver theater for four
days starting Sunday, August 29.
Pauline Frederick is the Donna Roma
in the film version, the part taken by
Viola Allen in the play. 1t is said
that the utmost care has been taken in
the settings and scenes which are. al
most without exception, taken in
Rome and are exceedingly beautiful:
particularly one of the gathering mob
in the Coliseum, carrying burning
torches which are said TO flare up
against the walls and bring out with
wonderful clearness and majestic
beauty, the vatican gardens, the castle
of st. Angelo shimmering in the dis
lance and a sweeping view of the
flowing Tiber. The story is said to
follow that of the book and the play,
with a few slight changes. 1t is said to
be we'll acted, both in the principal and
in the minor roles and no pains have
been spared in the luxurious settings
throughout. The picture ran for many
weeks at the Studebaker theater,
Chicago. to enormous business.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
1000 ATTEND PICNIC
". o. w. Club in Outing at Chain
Lakes.

One thousand people attended the
second annual basket picnic Of the
Woodmen OF the World Interurban
Promotion club at Chain lakes Sun
day. Members with their families
and friends we're present from the
Woodmen camps OF Mishawaka and
this city.
The feature Of the day was an in
door baseball game played between
Fidelity camp OF South Bend and En-
terprise camp Of Mishawaka, in which
the Enterprise camp was victorious.
Enterprise camp then played Linden
camp who defeated them by the
score OF s to 3. Other events OF the
day we're foot races for all. three
legged race. bean race for ladies Of
horse shoe playing and swimming
winners in the various events The
picnic was not without a Charley
Chaplin and other comical charac-
tiers 10 amusa the picnickers during
dull moments il such could be found
Special cars carried the picnickers
TO their destination over the Northern
Indiana Electric line early In the
morning and they returned at 8 o.
clock in the evening after a days
outing without a moment lost. &C
cording to a number who were pres
ent. There were 40 automobiles pres
ent who motored from the two cities
and the surrounding country
/ Refreshments were at the disposal
I OF the picnickers during the entire
! day along with cold drinks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
AT THE I.ASAIIE

The feature picture at the Lasalle
today is Hobart Bosworth in The
Scarlet Sin" Mr. Bosworth is an
actor of ability AID a picture director
Of note Many Of his productions
have been seen here and they have
all been well received. In The Scar
let Sin a story is told Of real heart
interest. 1t is a play OF lights and
shadows; OF human passions and
emotiOn; OF an erring wife and a
great-hearted husband There is a
spectacular mine explosion full Of
thrills and a presenting cast of more
than ordinary merit. on the same
program is MY Tomboy Girl" with
popular Harry Myers and Rosemary
Theby in the leading roles.
Tuesdays program brings dainty
LenOre Ulrich i'm a Paramount pro-
duction of "Kilmeny" Miss Ulrich
won fame and a name for herself
in The Bird of Paradise" a big mu-
steal show that was one OF the hits
OF last season. In this perturbation
Of a delightful tale Of gypsy life she
has cOngenial role. As the runaway
daughter of a rich English family
who is stolen and raised by a rowing
band Of gypsies she has many 90
ventures and experiences a romance
that is novel and interesting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
BOARDING CHILDREN
Is NEW SPECIALITY

Mrs George CrOwel. 1es2 Prairie
av, has instituted a new business en-
terpTise in South Bend. Her specially
IS boarding children and giving them
motherly care.
Mrs. Crowel has been in this bust
ness for the past eight OF niue years.
In Kalamazoo where she first started
the children's boarding house. she had
IL youngsters throughout one win
ter. Mrs. Crowels plan is TO allow the
children TO have plenty of fresh air
and at the same time instruct the
younger children in reading and writ
ing. older children attend the Oliver
school near the home.
At the present time she has only one
child with her, a / 2 year old girl IN
I'll a few weeks ago. a little lad of
four years was boarding there, but
he has gone to Mexico where his
father has taken charge of a mining
camp. Another youngster. six years
old. is VISITING his father on a farm
near the city
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
CIVIC CLUB IN PICNIC
Twenty-Five Hundred Out at KaIey
Program.

twenty-five hundred citizens were
present on the Haley mark grounds
Sunday afternoon attending the first
annual picnic Of the Haley Civic club
Tie program which was under the
supervision of the officers OF the Ka-
ley club, consisted of games and con-
Its for men and women and boys and
girls Baseball. vODey ball and field
sports were in action at all times dur
ing the afternoon.
The City band furnished music dur
ing the afternoon and evening. Re-
freshments were served on the ground
during the day. Municipal Director
+. b. Barnes reported that the picnic
was one of the largest attended af-
fairs and most successful that the civic
club has given sine IS organization
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
MPERANCE CLUB
PROVING SUCCESS
West End Jolly Temperance
Club Being BeSieged
With Applicants.

Intoxicating beverages Of all de-
scriptiOns have been abolished by
every member of the West End Jolly
Temperance club since the club was
organized Aug %, and according 10
members of the club every one of the
16 charter members were formerly
strong members of the funnel gang.
II is supposed that retailers Of goods
for he members OF the club have no
ticed a great decrease in their sales
during the past week as not a drop
has been purchased by these young
men since their organization.
The club has proved such a big sue
cess among the west end people tnat
two other organizations have asked
for admission into the Jolly Temper
anCe club during the past week.
The second meeting OF the club was
held Sunday afternoon at Studebaker
woods when election OF officers took
place and "a mum Der of new mem bers
were initiated by a temporary degree
team which put the applicants through
a strenuous degree known as the first
or lemonade" degree which consists
OF among other things a promise by
the applicant 20 refrain from using in
toxicating liquor in any form during
the time they are connected with the
club and abusers Of this clause Of tie
rules Of the club will be given a dis
honorable discharge
Election of officers for the coming
year took place ulting IN the follow
ing: J. Wentlanu, president; p. Lap
cZynski, vice president; G. Witt, sec
rotary: r. KopinsISi, treasurer.
Special instrumental music Is fur
nished at each meeting by y. ChOlew-
czynski, J. ChOiewczynsh, j. Krzy-
saniak. and y. Krzysaniak. other
business consisted Of furthering the
organization OF the club and plans for
a permanent organization were dis
cussed Lemonade, the beverage
which is beginning to appeal to the
mem ers, was the only drink that
showed its appearance during the
day and that was distributed freely
among those present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
TO START KITTEN CIRCUS
c. III. Harris Advertists For 100 Little
FelineS.

one hundred of South Bends wis
est and most intelligent kittens will
soon be TRAVELLING throughout the Unit
ed States in what probably will be the
only kitten circus in this country. G..
II. Harris. 122 +. Colfax av.. has ad-
vertised for 100 kittens which will be
trained TO do plain and fancy tricks
for the benfit of the public.
Mr.. Harris assures the kittens a
good home. Young kittens are desir-
able. for il Will take considerable time
TO teach the felines the tricks Of the
circus business and nimble youth is as
necessary in a cat circus as IL is in a
regular show
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
MISS NETTlE tOVETT DIES
Sister of Mrs. George Wyman Passes
Away.

Miss Nettie NJ. Lovett Of Charlotte
vile. y. Y. died early Sunday morn
ing at the home OF her sister. Mrs.
George Wyman. 227 y Main st.
Death resulted from tuberculosis. fol-
lowing an illness Of five years. She
leaves. besides Mrs. Wyman. one sis
ter, Miss Ida NJ. LOvett of Charlotte
Vile. and a brother. Charles II. Lovett
of New York city
Funeral services will be held at the
home OF Mrs Wyman at $3.50 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. The funeral
services viii be open to friends, while
the burial will be private.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
A. B. FRANCE BURIED
Dr. C. a. Lippincott Pays Tribute to
Deceased.

Impressive services for a. p. France
whose death occurred Thursday morn
ing. were held at o'clock Sunday
afternoon at the residence. All w
Colfax av. A large number of friends
viewed the body from II o'clock sun
day morning until 1 O'Clock IN the
home.
Dr. G. A. Lippincott. d. D., pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church
preached the funeral sermon, in
which he paid tribuate to the dead
man for the many good things ac-
complished by him during his useful
life.
Private burial services were held al
Riverview cemetery. Judge Walter
a. Funk. I. III. Unruh, y. G. Dakin
George L. Hager. Albert II. GUSHING
and John r. Haughton acted as pail
bearers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23

TIE AUDITORIUM.

Jane Eyre" a three reel Biograph
drama taken from the celebrated nov
ell by Charlotte Bronte is the feature
at the Auditorium today. The book
was a popular novel Of its day and as
those who have read Il remember, 1t
tells the story Of Rochester. a young
Englishman touring the West Indies,
who meets Bertha Mason. a beautiful
girl. The two fall in love and are
married. After the wedding Rochester
makes the horrible discovery that his
wife's mother is demented, and later
learns that she has inherited the
faint. Crushed by the realization, he
brings his unfortunate wife to Eng
land and esta blishes her in his ances-
trail home, under the care of a nurse
who secretly INDUCES in drink. He
has a young ward. Adele, for whom
he engages a gOverness, Jane Eyre. He
falls in love with Jane and asks her to
be his wife. Learning from his law
yer. that English law does not recOg-
niZe his wife's lunacy as a ground Tor
divorce, he resolves 10 keep her exist
ence a secret and TO marry June, trust
ing TO the future for justification. Jane
discovers his secret however and
leaves. Shortly afterwards Bertha con-
trives to bind the nurse and sets fire
TO the house. Rochester saves Adele
and the nurse but is overcome him.
self and saved by his groom but Der
tina is killed. Jane, who has found
shelter in the vicinity, learns of the
tragedy and returning, filled with pity
for Rochester, brings MIN the con-
ISOLATION he needs. Charley Chaplin in
a single reel comedy entitled Twenty
Minutes of Love" and the regular re-
lease of the serial story, The Diamond
From the Sky" are also being shown
Tomorrow William A. Brady will pre-
sent Robert Warwick in The Stolen
Voice" in five reels.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23

Howard and Leeper parks were The
scenes of band concerts Sunday after
noon and evening by Elbers band. 4
humber OF beautiful features were in
troduced at both concerts. Among
those at Howard park in the after
noon was Victor Herbert's selection
of his Naughty Marietta and a
Spanish advertisement by Morelli.
Large crowds attended both concerts.
AIR Elbel took great care in selecting
his mum bers using those that have
been requested and those on the music
market.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
STOLE FROM BLIND MAN
Joseph Romanitus Must Serve Jail
Stence for Mean Act.

MUSHROOM. Mich. Aug. 22.-Jo-
seph Romanitius Muskegons mean
est man." who stole $3.50 from +. A.
Taylor. a blind man. was this after
noon sentenced 20 serve so days in
Jail Romanitius' victim had been en-
gagged in selling religious cards in the
city 10 support himself
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
FIVE HUNDRED AT PICNIC.

Members OF the Outing club of the
oliver Chilled Pillow works held their
annual picnic Sunday at Pine lake,
near Laporte. Games and contests
featured the day. among which were
boat races. field races and contests for
ladies'. More than 800 members Of the
club with their friends and families
attended the affair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
KING DONATFS bulls.

PARIS. Aug. 23.-King George. it
has Just became known. has donated
five OF his finest bulls 10 the farmers
OF Vitry lie Francois, who suffered
most BY the invasion OF the Germans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-23
PICNIC POSTPONED.

The annual picnic Of the Sumption
Prairie Changers. which was TO have
been held Saturday. has been post
poned until Saturday. Sept. 4.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-04-29
MAN REoovERs MEMORY

Kenosha, Wis.,, April 28.- Two
small vertebrae in the neck of u
man who had forgotten who he
was, was snapped into place here
yesterday by a physician. Within
an hour the man had recalled his
past life, with the exception of
the last two years. The lapse dat
ed from an injury received in a
fall.
The man was Frank Van VIE,
81 years old. He told physicians
that he was injured in Milwaukee,
May Z, 1913, falling from the roof
of a building at 1914, Twelfth st.
What had happened in his life
since, he said, had became a
blank. He even had forgotten, he
said, his arrival in Kenosha last
Friday, when he appealed to the
police to discover his identity.