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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-10
GUESTS MEET MISS WOOD

Miss Leta Wood, of Baltimore, who
is visiting al, the home of her brother,
Charles ]. Wood. Jr., 1913 Allison
street, was guest of honor at an in
formal little kaffee klatsch this after
noon. with Mrs. Wood as hostess. In
attendance were Mrs. Hunter. Mrs.
Arthur Ross. Mrs. Elbridge Cowden.
Mrs. Critchlow, Mrs. Bratton, Mrs.
Justin, Mrs. Foothorap, Miss Wood
and Mrs. Wood.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-10

wage stocks preparatory TO beginning
final clearance of all merchandise
saved from the recent fire. The store
will be reopened for business Friday
morning, particulars regarding which
will be announced in this paper to-
morrow.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-10
MAY DECIDE TO OPEN MINES

Cleveland. Ohio, Feb. 10.-Whether
there will be a concerted effort on the
part of Eastern Ohio coal operators to
operate their mines in the strike zone
was to be decided at a meeting of the
Operators Association here to-day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-10
KAUFMAN's CLOSED TOMORROW

Kaufman's Underselling Store an
nounce that the store at their tempo
rary location, 9 North Market Square,
will be closed all day tomorrow in
order to rearrange the remaining sal
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-10
HUNDREDS ATTEND
TWO c. {. RALLIES
Widely Known Churchmen Speak /;
Augmented Choir Sings at Derry
United Brethren Church

Two rousing Chris
tian Endeavor rallies
were held last even
ing as a part of the
Christian r n d eavor
week celebration.
Hundreds of En-
deavorers of this city.
Dauphin, Cumberland,
Perry. Lebanon and
surrounding counties
are participating.
The Christian En-
deavor work COM
prises Christian serv-
ice training school.
helpful / n / l Il e n C e
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-10
DAUGHTER EOR THE NfrII.AnS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Millar announce
the birth of daughter, Sydney Stuart
Millar, to-day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
mTE IN ne uNuIpf
K NJ Predicted

Saturday Evening Post There were
just about twenty million families IN
the United States at the last census.
To be sure census family is a rather
scandalous statistical invention for II
includes all those who share a common
abode Thus. . railroad constructi0n
gang sleeping in box car is a stats
teal family; but, by and large, the
number of families thus enumerated
differs only slightly from natural and
we take twenty millions as the measure
in the ordinary sense in 1910.
In the fiscal year that ended with
June, 660.W0 passenger AUTOMOBILES
were sold in the United States for con-
siderable more than half a billion dollars.
This brings the total registration Of
automobiles in the country-sccordingt 10
the latest compilation we have seen-to
just about 1000, 900.
Six hundred and sixty thousand cars
IN year that included eleven months
OF world war and was characterized by
abnormal business throughout, looks, at
first glance, like Q good many; and
amateur economists who think cars are
good for them, but very bad for farm
era, are welcome to such structures as
may occur 10 them.
The main fact 10 that. with twenty
million families and only two million
sutomooilea, ve have our national job
one tenth done. When every family
hos - oaeuOeoibe We can take some
credit to 01fSeavea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
lQsaics 4 lSsasi.s e esailise - Leess
81, - OyAiso - pWcAase
Rel Esesee
State OF Colorado,

State of Colorado $. Ip ,t The so5,2. Gogn-
County Of Gunnison,
!n the matter of the Notice OF Hearing of
Estate of Harry Petition TO Lease,
Lloyd, Deceased. I Sell or Option to Pur-
chase Real Estate
The People Of the State OF Colorado:
To The heirs at Law of Harry Lloyd,
Deceased, all OF " HON are unknown, and
tate. GREETING:
You are hereby notified that on this I'd
day OF November. A. ID. 1si5. Frank Il
Sewell, the Administrat r Of said estate.
presented to and filed in this. court his
petition Tor the lease, sale or option to
purchase OF certain real estate belonging
to said estate and situate in the County
Of Gunnison and State of Colorado more
fully described n said petition, reference
70 which Is hereby made to-wit; Part OF
5. T. - ;; W. "a, Sec. .: the IL y W "a,
. y RzEN. NJ. P. NJ. Also to Lease
with option to purchase or sell, the Iron
Mas Mast and Vulcan Lode Claims, Sur. No
No. lW2: rs Ensign Sur. No. tJr: 2-5 Par
ole survey Sur. No. 1851 and l-3 Potosi Sur
No: zl7o. situate in the Tomichi Mining
You are further notified to appear and
answer or Otherwise plead TO said Peti-
tion in writing on or before the 9Th day of
December. A. 2. 1915. Il e day set for the
to which such hearing may be sdiourne1
fessed. wi"
Given under my hand and the seal CT
Gunnieon and State Of Colorado. this ard
day oi November. A. ID. lei5.
SEAL CLIFEoRD n STOKE.
SudGe and Acting Clerk Of the County
Last pub. Nov 4. isIs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
ALsaaas ltsn the Hasa

ysars ESQ. bsfere ak4-.x poe
eers Oere % 0sl1 fa1ra, the
horses3fe OaoDe4 4nDs za6s her %
fEoa crsaa oz tnSeaT aa6 coda.
fnsse uaeO64a1o Eere thea
coaQAs0ttve1 0aDnstve ane pre-
cssess o. ssl1a4AG had not eeea
aev1see 60 bsta6 tAez - the hieA
state Of yaPtsy % tas preseat-
aay Oell Ano0 egosz of tartar
hai tnx posaeso .encA as r. Pr1ce,ss
ana yet ohs aOVse th5ught OF
buying alm. tAsa a. aos a casap
aaA inferior oxh0t1tlte for crsaa
OF tartar. - Oealsa't think e
pssattttAg an esnee Ct alun ts
eater Ass k1teha.
Yet housshsoposs are to-Aay
asked 20 Bog alm takiag posdero
viii sh1ch TO nAke fooe for thsiS
Chi ilarsn.
The statsasat en the label af~
fixed to every Can naming the
ingred ents Of vhtch the baking
powder is composed affords
method Of protectton against the
use of un6esi irabls kinds.
DR.. PRIcE'S CREAM BAKING POWDER
Made from Cream Of Tartar
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
WENT TO THE HOSPITAL.

c. E. Blanchard, postmaster, Blanch-
ard, Cal writes; II had kidney trouble
50 bad had to go to the hospital. Fo-
ley Kidney Pills were recommended TO
me and they completely cured me. can
not speak too highly Of them" Suffer
ers in every state have had similar bene-
mt from this standard remedy for xid-
ney and bladder ailments. II banishes
backache, stiff joints. swollen muscles.
and all the various symptoms of weaken
ed or diseased kidneys. Canadav' DRUG
Store. Dr. Walker, Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
ME uklmE W
uue r sufl uUI

Agricultural College, Fort CoIlins,
Colo.
Select hard, well developed cabbage
heads. Remove the outer Ieaves, lesv-
ing only the crisp. white portion, then
with q sharp knife or some other apecial
instrument made for the purpose, ~
move the core Of the cabbage. Cut tAe
cabbage on . krsut-cutter which cen
usually be obtained at hardware store
ct q nominal cost. These CATERS. very
in size from one to six inch blsdes,
little box fitted into the groove Of the
frame holding the knives in such q way
ss to permit the box to move back end
forth over the cutting edges. The pre-
pared cabbages are placed in this box
and sliced with the knives below.
The knife or cutter is generally plac-
ed on top Of the vessel containing the
kraut. A stone crock or jar holding
from five to fifteen gallons is the best
receptacle to use on account of its clean
liness and for family use. Proceed TO
MI the Jof - ioiioWe.
Sprinkle . thin layer Of salt in the
bottom Of the vessel. then place two
inches of krsut on top, then sprinkle on
top sufficiently to show the salt on the
kraut. Proceed in this manner until
the vessel 10 full. At intervals pack the
krsut down firmly in the vessel. For
ten ogallOn container use . pound to
pound and q half Of salt. When the
vessel 10 full and firmly packed, take
piece q beerd that will ht inside the
rseeptscle snd weigh II down with clean
st.0ss o. snythiaG kssvy ssough to
keep the krsst unAer pressure.
In . few hssrs ~ veess from the
krsst will sise 70 tAe sap - shove the
krsst. Il sAssA - Isft n sAis condi-
tioa until feeAy ~ -.
II rs9uiees from fsue - in weeks be-
fore ~ krsst 10 rssAy Tor sss.
nhs fsespAoels csnasiniae tie kraut
sAssA - kept IN . ess,. sAeAy place.
On . com1eseial scale tAe kraut is
pecksd n besrsls ssd ~ nakers pay
htth - - otteatjea H. o0suat of salt |
uss1, - u bscssDss Q hohie vith them
= priskkag . layse u salt q layer
kront.
The peckine Of the krsut 10 very i'm
Pertant. Only sssaA cahAaees should
be used.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
3 m III uOoGYS3
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&sas~ss II ssG.<saG s1on . ss@e.
w~sk. 30 scksnG sscs they shsps Il -
assix ss'.-csisr ~.sAp~~s. vher sxsn-
.Ss ssssb.~ s~ss ~ .lss sAH.h % ssn
srss cass~cs nsrif And o. ~ - ssrs
al osAer esmpssns II Ascaey ssossb.s
Tks - skss< ses dss.ssr esss1 10
Zoe shosld s<sirs~ thai ske.p tros
ssD otsss issd ~ asep~s s Ers9t.ss
dsassR. Aa s9scsss~ s~a~av ks
sssk &c dsuss~d s,dn~,s 70 bros
ksasey fslis Res.d~ss~ II ths- vsei.
ATTY sse cossssnsly <sssfssas
No. Dsss ssssss. 5s3 : Fs.s 81.
horsso~s. Colo.. s~ss: Il ksse t.ssk
" A~ss ksAsey Pills tor shes have
ksse ssrd 10 nv fsassly wssb sesy
god sacce~s They have brssxAs
seeset bo0 . srsoss case II ksdUSy
trosbie, ssses osher ned,csne- had
tssLsd ! hsss sskss Eloss's k,dasy
PIlIs fos bscksche cad they hsss
helped Ne too"
Pvice Sc. q I'll d,sasss. Dua't -
ply ssk for . kidney rem sAy-e<t Doaa's
Kidney Pills the ssne shet Ass. Sseaes
reeomnsads Poster oIilh9m Co,
Props, bs9sio. n. Y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12

SeseAsa DeiIey a sHssntric rsnchsf
Of 0s4eet esoaty, WAo died recently
left sgeaAe velUsd ct more than e1A,0Go
He lsft this 10 the Espisopal church,
bot vo4es curious RESTRICTIONS, one Of
which was that three pet cows of his.
named IN TIE will - Old Spot. Young
Meg and Star, should be given . life
interest IN the estate. cared for during
their life. well fed, and assisted to an
easy death when they became too old
to enjoy life. A corporation has been
organized to care for the cows.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
u 81 ~ I'll
III ~ lN n

Asrsssassrsi C.as~er. Eors cosa.u~.
Cososs1D--
soGA 80 ~ e<smusi os . ~ fssn~r
~ ~ 90. Ths - - fsss<d " ssus<
psciscs A< ksa usA.ssakss. Juss vAsa
u - - q - ksss. ~ .ssss have
ass esap Il vA.ss hss.as< of . hssl
ssssa cd Sss sfssss ~ ssy q sgsia. D.
"a, hase hsen shas ~ ssss . drove of
aaW wssh cAssess sad asciassd ~ weusd
sssss again ssy Aags. Possibly "a ~.s
ssw " hso end ~ 80 ssx - sA<'ke~"
II dssaG Il Sussrsswsss . pse.se learns
.ns wA.s ~ fails sAsn wAsa h< soc
sssk. b y ~ scassssag II expsr.~ace
sAsf essnss.:
4 sssn nay ssil to sssks ssoa<y % .
sssa. ke ssay 6sd 4 hsrd-s vast sAsa
~ sAsa0hs for. Thst - No iadscssioa
sAas - sheusd esit. - . osiy just
psupasiaG 70 begsa. W ~ shs saes of
b9sinsss SssanG y esssasnly ~ mest
Arxibts - this sespsct- Esssy Rsn he's
vishia his ews pswsr ~ possibslsts Of
iscssesing er d-cssssinG sh< pso6ss. or
nskinG his werk heavy or light secord-
'nG 10 h~ managing sbihty.
The use u psoper farm secords will
show w the why and the wherefor Of
hot If locks. Plugging up the leaks
10 one good wsy Of increasing profits.
Put down what you did and where yoa
did 1t. whst You speDt and where you
sf'sat 1T; what YOU received and whence
Il came. At the end Of the year look
over your accounts and see how much
You did and what you got for doing IT,
Quit guessing. A guess is dangerous if
you rely upon it fer dollars end cents.
Some methods of keeping records are
easier than others. Get simple and
complete method and you will enjoy
keeping q good record.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
Nsoice fse Psklicasios.
Department. ~ tn

Department of the Interior.
U .. Land Office at Montro-e Oolorsd>
October Il. ieIs
Notice 10 befeby given that Edw ard y 4 Cornforth
Of GesoieUn- Colorado. who. on sept 8
Loss I snaz SWis NEs, Sec. s, and lot 1. - s
Tnwnehip 20 North. Rasx- East n
1eri6an n. - flied notice of inNeutioo to NIL
- the leed sho~s described, AsfopD q
Aoorse. U 3. COanis-ioner ct 6Unnisun CnSN
fado. - the nh day of Novenber ~
CiofRoot pameo witnesses:
Freocis Eiiebrecht. Ralph r. Allen. OH,
Assora. Fronk Andogoon eli a 0unu ieua Goa.
q. C. skIyyEl
~ DaAi3sAe1 Ga q, lSlx
k0Dt pUAaisho1 Nov. u lous
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
uAAIs0l rs FuTulI
BEATS uuTl4 Hn Il
oonttase1 svam Vsrst p>s-


Wright ran Montrose kick OF back 10
yards. Pass TO kroll gained ~ yards.
fsss to Wright incomplete. Second at
sempt to Wright netted 70 yards Aiken
annexed IL yssds around end. Camp
bell bit line for yards. Gunnison fun
be was recovered by Lucero. Aiken
sounded end for yards. Campbell
produced ! yard Pass to Wright took
bal over for second touchdown. Kroll
dropped punt out.
Campbell ran Montrose kick of back
10 yards. Lamb intercepted forward
pass. Gibbs got through center for
yards. Msde 2 yards more on second
smash. Two attempts at passes were
broken and Gunnison took the ball.
Aiken almost got away for . touchdown
when he rosaded right end for ~ yards.
Cale'6esl donated l yard. Sievers fur
n'sned yards. Miller received pass for
3 yards. Allen Lut the ball around for
yards for first down. Miller carried
it over for the ohird touchdown. Crowd
encrouched IN end zone on punt out and
referee revoked chance ct goal ss q
penalty.
nontrose kick off returned 22 yards.
Pass 10 Sievers gained 5 yards. Miller
me4s yard on end run. Campbell
pUsAsd through line for yards. Miller
made Z yards and first down. Wright
mads good on 80 yard pass. SEWERS got
ysrd On end run. Third quarter end
I'd. C0nnison 22, Montrose o.
Ck4srd in for Steele Aiken rounded
end fse yaeds. Campbell ives held.
Forward pcs incomplete sD1 ball went
ovsr. Boxes pass did not wosk ia two st-
ts0V4s. Dixoa replscsd Lscsrs. Cliff
fosd iassrospsed psss end sAvsacsd
yss1s. Wright tskes spsctscvler -
yee1 pass which Bettsd fosrtA toscA-
dsva. Miller kicked goal
naoslAsrst wont in fer Wright o..
Fellsa u ssnsstioaal 81 ysrd AasA re-
tssssd 0setrose kick k-s4 - Is yssd lias.
haDelhurst pulled IN pess - ! yafd line.
Caar6sM carried Il over for lftA tsscA-
ds~A- Miller missed goal. Csnnisoa
= 11ssersse
nilisf rseusnsd nontrsse kickoff IL
ysrlA. 0ihAs iateresptsd psss end rsa
5 yer6s. Psss TO Albeftson pst him
svsf Cuanison goal for first touchdown.
Boxes kicked goal.
O'FelIon returned Montrose kickoff
Is yerds. Miller cut through tackle for
II yards. Campbell rsmed tackle for Z
yards. Aiken's end run did not gain.
Pose incomplete Albertson ran Sievers'
punt back 10 yards. Montrose penaliz-
ed 5 yards for off side. Boles lost
yards. Pass to Albertson netted Is
yards. Albertson added yards on end
run. Lamb lost yard. Albertson's
plunge gain \ yard. Ball went over on
next down. Gunnison pass did not con-
meet. kroll recovered tumble on next
play. Sievers' punt was blocked and
Montrose got away for her second touch
down. Boles made good goal Game
ended Gunnison S5, Montrose Ia
Gunnison lineup:
kroll, capt. l.. End; Freed. l. T.;
Steele, L. c.; Tyrer, c.; Lucero, X. G;
O'Fallon, r. T.; Wright, r. E.; Aiken,
L. H.; Campbell. F.; Miller, Q. Substi-
tutes, Clifford, Dixon and Hazelhurst.
Referee-Jencks.
Umpire -Edmundson.
Head linesman-Rev Robinson.
Head time keeper-Rev. Carver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12
oouniD e ~ 3un1unan - -.
ouulhnoiw e 49,

u. s:ssi :.l : a. s;:s1b ss:ss re: r B
W; Eedpes, the A4ninietrstor Of the Es
&. ssss. ::'i !: c::s:f &
County a drs.isos. Colors1s, = -
O'Clock in tie Sesenooa q seid aeV ed
End pray the eporsval a tie ssme -
s.k 10 - sisckarged, q which time -
Dlece eng Deseoa Il interest may appaof
WffkEss. ClsSorS T. ssos., on sss jscse ~ ID
ActinG Cert a the County Court Witk7o
- ~ the County Of 0Vnnisoa. in -
Court tAis IND dAy oi NoveRhor, A. b.
~. CLI1v09D j. STONE,
lsaALl Judge end Acting Clerk.
ffsst D1elice4iOa Nov. & ieas.
LA0l DoblicaAi0a Dec. q 1oaS
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-11-12

Contracts have been let for the con-
struction Of branch railroad fifteen
miles west from Steamboat Springs to
tie anthracite coal mines in Moore's
gulcA-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-09
M0RTUhRY.


Alfred T.. Neaso. 90 years ola. died
Wednesday rieht at his home on
North Third street. His wife survives.
Nr and Mrs Ne1sc came here Sew
crHI months agp from Hugo. okla.
The body was shipped to-day hy strong
Brothers Funeral services Will be
Bold ut In Tour. Mo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-09
IS HAVING
J|TNEY ORDNANCE
DRAWN UP
R. E. Putney, In Interest of
Fair Work, Urges Action /;
Trolley Receiver Promises
Improvements.

\. H. stroup. acting city attorney
In the absence Of Thomas \. Wilker-
son. has beer instructed hy the coun-
ell "a prepare a iitney ordinance.
George R%oslinrton. receiver 81 the
trolley COMPANY stated recently that
IL n iitney ordinance was passed he
would be able to secure money for
a number ~ improvements tn the
traction system, Until an ordinance
regulating the iltncys was enacted.
he said, there would be no money
available for trolley Improvements
The money could not he obtained he
said, as hong a. the status Of the iit-
neys YVES uncertain Il was neces-
sary to know just what competition
the rolieys would have To face.
Mr. Roslington added hat he was
prepared TO cooperate w,,h the state
fair commission In improvinE Trac-
zion park u the jltncys were regu-
lated In the Interest Of the state
fair President Robert r. Putuev Of
the commission has been urging
members 81 the council 10 pass % it
ney ordinance. Mr. putrey o. not
urging any particular provisions, and
has declared himself AGAINST an or
dinance that would lcgisiate the it
neys out ~ business iiis position is
that 10 Mr. B%oslington viii help tho
state fair ~ n fitncy ordinance is
passed the commission would like To-
soc an ordinance p,,t through
NY. Eoelington recently submitted
q jitney ordinance Go the council The
ltcouncllmen regarded u ls too re-
etripffvo. Mr. Rosilugtun has stated
that he has no desire 90 have the
iitnoys regulated out of business hut
is seeking 90 put The competition bee
tween iitucys aud t|rulleys on % fair
basis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-09
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

III -
Henry hauls baggage. Phone $50.
Fees coid root beer Sc. Fees
candy store.
j. r. rondre Of Los Lunas spent
yesterday here.
There viii pc a meeting Of Her
mony Lodge No. I. l. O. q, T., to-
night nt ) O'Clock.
Louis Iifeid returned this morning
from santa Fe. where he had been
FOR a brief visit.
LOFTS IA. mglee. formerly a resi-
dent OF this city. IL here today from
his home In Denver.
Mrs. John W. Wilson and son Rich
ard will leave tomorrow morning for
California, where they will spend sew
eral weeks.
Felix Baca. a local attorney. has
returned from Trinidad. colo. with
er he was called by the death Of his
mother.
Paul \. Larsh. a mining engineer
who formerly made his home la Al
%buquerque. IL a visitor today from
Bayard
\ \. Selover registered today at
the Ccmmercinl club. lie is from
Los Angeles and was introduced by
b. -. Chase
Or. provinces left last nlrht for
Maedalena on professional business.
lie will return saturday night or sun
day morning.
Judge Edward A. Mann and Mrs.
Mann ave left for q visit on the
Pacific coast. While away Judge
Mann will attend the imperial con-
claye of the Mystic shrine.
W. r.. Carman. formerly night car
Inspector Tor the santa Re at the
local passenger station. has been
transferred To the day inspectorship.
His place has been taken by W. =.
Adams.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Congregational En-
| deaNor society will Doe held Friday
night. July q, In the church parlors.
All members are requested to be pres
cnt.
l Mrs. G. .. Hoober. wife Of the As
i ISOLATED press correspondents ir
| charge a. Denver. was here between
trains last night On her way Co r
1 Pnso, where Mr.. Hooher has been foi
several weeks,
Reserve. y. NJ. according Co q le,
ter that fell into the hands Of IN,
| police today. ls soon to have a bank
! building and "a hospital Things are
1 quiet here now, says the letter IRON
| Reserve, but "a bank ana % hospltn
are % be put up right AWAY
T. a. COX. superintendent Of th'
Wells-Fargo company. with offices al
| 30 paso. Is iu tho city on bushes.
J today Agent W. n. McNicoll and
Route Agent B. +. Green showed Mr
Cox over the local establishment OF
[ the company.
4 To-day was tourist day at the santa
4 Pc passenger station with five Sec
l tious of No 3 carrying sightsoers a.
! the coast for the eNpositions and on'
l special carrying them east again. The
-onstbouud train was e. itadnOr spt'
| cinl The w~osthound trains Included
the regular california limited and i've
| overflow sections Of that rain, 40
Etts' special and q Gaddis % spe-
1 ciul,
The SUNDAY school children HIl.
give am entertainment at the saliva
! uou Army hall al 900 West silver
avenue saturday. July 10, go h =. 90
! An interesting program has been pie
I pared for the ctcuinE ANA the public
| b. given un invitation a. attend Mon
dIy. tho l-th. the Army viii give it.
annual picnic ut SchWIrllmunu
: grove. Anyone knowing ut iJWili.
4, uf poor children send them q" th'
Salvation Army ban Dos q m Mon.
% 4l}.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-09

Dr. provinces. eye. eai. nose and
throat. ~ r. trmiio Bldg, Phone
727.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-09
Diamonds
at Hot Weather Prices

We are making things pleasant for
the hutcr during the hot weather.
ON store D. The cooic-t place Ia
towu and ull during July We shan
price our WITCHES, JFWELRN,
sIINIEW lHE. CuT GLASS aud
DIAMONDS ESPECIALLY q; rcmnrk-
all, low PRICE. 20 IL will be- easy 4"
huy. iuoL NJ the Diamond Rings Ia
our east window ~ S,cp inside our
cool store and a-k 10 -cc them. such
rcmarlihl, low price. Tor Diamonds
You mn, never again -cc, our 80
years iu business h. uur hest gunrnn-
tee. aud remember that M, Diamond
Nuu hus uf ~ may hr exchanged.
Sil,rrW are and Gu Gla~~ un-iulN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-09
WOMAN DISAPPEARS
LEAVING SUICIDE.
NOTE BEHIND
Il Am Going to the River"
Writes Mother of Three
Small Children; Find Me
III You Can

. up 10 ! o'clock this Afternoon
no trace mad been iounu OF MS.
" Aine tcrtis. VINO disappeared
from "a rOOming house last night,
leaving u note indicating her m I
tcntiOu co. committing suicide ~
. the river AZ That time mon
y were diving II graphing In
y the Rio 2iande at the Harelus
y bridge. the only point along he
y river here. u Is said. where the
= wntcr's depth offered an easy
y chance Ia die. rhe pole, are
. convinced, Ia view OF tine various
y circumstances, that Mis-. Ferris
. Will Ice found in the river. I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-09
WILL TRY TO HAVE
JUVENILE ROBBER
SENT AWAY
Twelve Year Old Charley
Metz Is Given Up as a Bad
Job; His taste for Wild
Life.

Dharu, Metz whose lut,s, ,seapIdo
was th, rr,akus iutu %. q house un
I.Ist uIzeidIuy a',uu, may JOIN tho
AluuqHcruur COLONY az the state rec
form -auuol rhr luthouurs ir, SOC
ing 90 try aud have him seut there,
ur.Iusc tines arc convinced that
Charlie is l huprl,ss .us, lie ha,
mad several chances goo reform after
cJptur, hy thr police
lie wac arrested uu suspicion y"~-
torday and today be- confessed d"
chief McMilIn that b., broke into thr
East H%azeldlne avenue house. tie
admits taking O. auit, ID revolver and
10 rifle. After hes confession a COM
plant was sworn out against hlu.
charlie is only about o. Years old.
but his tastes seem CO. run to villa
lie and much shooting one ui hl,
os,apadcs wac tu run for tho
hIll- with another bu, after st'aiiug
supplies. They were uariyiug guns
when Cd deputy shcrir spt Ihcm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-09

10 you care ro s'vo money 1s wcll
os time. buy ouT Black Cat stockings
for men. women aud children They
less ANA wear Longer Than Hrs
other brand Prices run from 't'-
No. -. Mays shoe store ail West
Central avenue.