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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
THE TIMES IIrnccrorth-

An nstution that shall always he found lighting
fnr dcccncy the public service, regardless Of part-
considerations constructive In all its policies and
while belong tu no party, opposing with Its might
thr drmREugurs of all, lighting for progress ald
practical reform; oppusd to special privilege and the
custom Improperly Influencing law making and
enforcing budrs whether hN predatory pluo"raN
ur prcdHtOr, poverty. whether bN Capital Labor
dc,o otcI 10 the public welfare, every resource
santN strained present the news accurately and TO
discuss II impartiull,, willing 10 correct Instantly
injustice done the most humble, vet too proud TO
apologize TO the most high for policy sake.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
UPHOLDs mIS CABS HONOR
Attacks Man Who Calls II "NOah' 5
Ark" and Is Fined S2j

II cost jaime, A. Ryan 81 n uphold
the dignity NJ the cab which he drives
Judge KNOWLES, In the municipal court
Imposed a fine of that amount rs pun.
lshmrnt fur the beating Ryan infliri
ed upon Charlie, T.. MilIigun, uf ninth
street, near Butler when the latter
referred 10 the conveyance us relic
NJ NOnh's ark.
Mllllgnn. who Is an undertaken had
solicited the services uf Ryau's cab
for funeral which he had I'm charge,
but when the vehicle appeared he
jrerrd at IT, appearance. Ryan re-.
sentcd the criticism so vigorously tlu.
the undertaken caused his arrest for
assault. Philadelphia Record
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

Saying " Christ
Fear them not therefore; for there
Is nothing covered that shall not he
revealed, and hid that shall not be
known.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

Dr. Murphy chose a cheerful subject to send
healthy men 10 bed ou7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
He Dressed Well

Amos Whitaker, miScrly million
alre was approached by friend who
used his most persuasive powers tu
have him dress more I'm accordance
with his station In life.
II am surprised, Amos" said the
friend that YOU should allow your
self 10 become so shabby" %.
but I'm not shabby" firmly inter.
posed the millionaire mlscr.
"Oh but you are returned his old
friend Remember your father. lie
was always neatly even elegantly
dressed Ills clothes were always
finely tailored and VI the best mn
iprial'
why" shouted the mlser. trlum.
phanlly, these clothes I've got ou
were fathersr Ilpplncotts Maga-
Zine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
COURT AIDS UNBORN BABY
Awards POsthum0us Child Damages
for It's Fathers Death

An unborn child N Antonio Tor
slcIlo, of ~ Belmont avenue, Belle
vile, " J., viii at birth receive dam
nges for lis fathers death by rul.
lng Of Judge Osborne IN common
pleas at Newark
Mrs Nincrza rursiellO has sued th0
Public Service corporation under the
employers liability law. Torsiello
had been shocked 10 death by trol-
ley wire at Bayway
The court awarded the posthumous
child five per cent Of one hulf VI the
fathers weekly pay for 800 weeks,
the payments to start when the babe
comes into the world. Thl. appur
tloumcut IS equal to that given to
two other children, the reminder 60
Ing 10 the widow New York World.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

Secretary Garrison has also joined thJ ranks of
the suffragcltcs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-02

Minis. }. Gross, Mrs. Parham and
Mrs Clarence Fuller of Necedah'
are guests at the Louis ReicheL
home coming up to attend the patty
given by Mrs. Reichel this after4
noon.
Mrs. W. L. WitheraI of Brentwood,
who is a guest in this cityoa Mrs.
". A, Johnson for few days, is on
her way to GAINESVILLE.
Miss Luna OFT OF Sigel spent
Sunday in the city guest at the
Apple home.
Miss Edna Wittenberg has return
"a Irou. nine weeks visit in Ma
..arJa, ohio. With her sister. Mrs
"a. bersan. While away she also
visited in West Virginia.
air. and Mrs. w. C. Schroeder of
luke Geneva. are in $he City guests
"a MT. ana MIS-. VIII Henke this
Hpeh Mr.. schroeder VIII be remem
btItu as formerly employed in the
.eIly heporter office.
Miss Lillian Raath is having a va,
cation from her work at Cohen Bros,
STORE.
Leanuer Nordstrum received the
100 uiaaelet given away by Reich
lis JeweIry store.
Mrs. L. h. Mcfarland went to
.aadison 10 attend the wedding of
her son.
Mr.. and MIS-. Henry Piehl and fam
lily and Mrs. VIM. Koch of Edgar
are in the city guests of the A G,
Aoch family enroute to Green Lake.
They are making the tri p by auto.
Miss EIeauore Staffeid has resig-
ned her position as sales ady at the
Herschleb bakery. Miss Leta Raath
VIII occupy position made vacant
,y Miss Staffeld.
Born-A son to Ma. and Mrs. Ray
mOnd Richards Monday.
Miss Cordoba Richards has gone
ito Auburndale where she viii teach
school.
Carl Johnson and Philip Millen-
bach are enjoying their vacations
from their work at Cohen Bros. store
ed. Smith, ieweIer at Reioheps
JeweIry store is having a two weeks
vacation from his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Gilmaster motor
ed to Waupaca Sunday.
Buy 1t In Grand Rapids.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. DAILY of Het-
finger, S. D, are guests OF Mrs. r
| lizabeth DAILY. Mr.. Daily has bee,
'-i''ils q e0'yL'i5ii's d. Il NIlLlle ''p,
''i' '''''a' = -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith are
Speh"Hs a te" days visiting at
Atlanta
nv Yesterday IN her wav IN Merrill
where she Will Trim this season.
A. a ,. r.,,sar4 and
60 ia -. t,.a.oa 49,, ond
- - -,al,..1- 80 -
- :. -
Miss Hazel Cruickshauk Of ChipPe-
wa Fails is a guest Of Miss Kath-
| lyn GeOghan.
&c.,. -, ma, .,.,,.5.,,o s,,,
,,1 CI':.aaa - -
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-,a-,. L., \, = .,,or,,,i,,,, J.. 9,
~,
MI. and Mrs. Eugene Sten5auGh
Of angola, Ind.' VIII arrive III the
'ay hursday'
Miss Ruth BradfieId of La Crosse
is q guest of her aunt Mrs. A. Pet
rick Ill.
Mrs John E. DaIv was hostess
on SATURDAY at one of a series of
dedgbtfuI parties. at her Third
Street home. Eight fables were de-
voted TO the pIaviDg- oil Bridge. at
which Mrs Amhur Miller was suc-
cessfuI in winning the highest SCORE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-02

J number Of Gilbert Helms friends
rendered him-a surprise party at his
home on Second street north last
evening. After pleasant evening
spent IN Playing games, etc, light
refreshments were served.
The ladies Of the A. B. c. Glass
Of the Congregational church heId
eHe:r monthly business meeting at
he Lyon Park Thursday afternoon
Id at the same time had a picnic
lunch. There were about twelve la
lies present and they report a very
pleasant afternoon.
bert H. Dustin, Of Necedah is in
ne city a guest Of his son Will. Nj
asJM is in pretty good health for
man OF his age. It Las been 9
ears since his last visit here. He
3 greatly pleased TO see the many
l.t-e improvements in Grand
,apids. This office Acknowledges
pleasant visit from him and Mr..
81. H. Gets on Thursday.
We were informed this morning
that practically all of Frank Whit
rookie watermeIons were frozen last
Night and one half of his musk me-
ons. The prospects We're favorable
for a large crcp and now on the eve
Of picking time theyare all damaged
Dy severe frost. Mr.. Wlitrock has
more than his share of misfortune.
We sympathize with him in his miss
fortune.
Leonard ReiIand, son Of Mr.. and
ars. joseph IRELAND, who live in
he Lord house corner of Whey and
Ninth streets, was bitten by
DulI dog while playing this forenoo..
near L. P. Arpin,s residence in the
Irst ward. The dog belongs to
r. CARRIER, but was with the Helm
boys when the biting took place. The
uog bit the boy on the left arm first
ana then in the abdomen making an
tl5Iy looking cash. The wound was
uItssed by the family physical
LII il is now hoped he viii have NO
-rLhe trouble.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brauer have
arrived in the city from their wed.
ding tour and for thepresent are
guests at the VIM. Brauer home.
They viii go to Housekeeping soon
IN one of the new bungalows recen-
Iy erected by the PomainyiIIe-Demitz
Co.
The Mystic Workers enjoyed a
picnic supper at the Pavilion on
Wednesday afternoon. A large mum
Der we're present and the eveniLz
was DELIGHTFULLY."- spent IL dancing.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Prosser and
children are in the city guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. PhiIeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto siewert ana
family returned to-day from a short
visit at Baraboo with relatives.
FRIDAY
Mrs. VIII Hodge Of Nehoosa was
a visitor in tie city today.
Mrs. c. Andersen and son Arth-
ur OF lEarshueId are guests at the
VIII SuLr home.
Louis Oberbeck of Huron, S. D.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson
IF Fond Gu Lac are guests at the
LOUIS Oberback home
john CoyIe of Mondovi is a guest
If his brother EdW. NJ. CoyIe.
Mrs. Albsrt Brauer OF Wilmington,
5li>A-, is d guest at the home of her
--u William Brauer.
an ana Mrs. Al Voss and son
s.,rJ,I, are visiting at Fouddu Lac.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Nash have re
urncd from a few daysyisit in Chi
ago.
Mrs. Cliff Bluett was hostess at
i pretty afternoon party on Wed
nasdJy in honor o1 Mrs. w. F. Park
.r vi o,eylLs Point who is a guest
of her daughter Mrs. Edward Bas-
sett. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Miss Margaret Noltner has resign
ed her position at the Consolidated
y1HOl. The vacancy has been fill
"a by Miss Margaret Sterchi who
mas resigned her position at the
Arpiu Lumber Co.'S office. Miss Ma
bel Bliss has taken the position at
the Arpm Lumber Co. office.
Mrs. j. b. Grignon is i'll at the
.uc OF her daughter Mrs. VIM.
.urcheu.
Ezbert Bunge and daughter
Jaothy OF FarchiId are guests at
che OTTO MickeIs-au home
Miss Ruth McCam.>y has gone tc
Detroit, Mich, where she Will at
lenu school.
Mrs. Peter McCamley is visiting
with relatives in Canada for a cou
pie Of weeks.
Mrs. Ernest Rossiter has return
cd TO her nome III Florida after
visit at Port Edwards with her mo-
her, Mrs. Ward.
Have you eaten your $50 peaches
zen. to be perfectly patri-
nc American and help the groW
us SCI rid Of the biggest crop in
Gears. every person must account
CT 100 OF EN-, according to MIS-.
au Heath of New York, president
81 the Housewives League.
Misses Clara Berg and Clara Carl
On have returned from a visit at
Madison, Baraboo and KiIbourn.
Miss Josephine PORTER Of Mer-
rin has been spending a couple OF
days in the city looking after her
us ness interests.
This office is in receipt of a
state map and blue book for which
we are under Obligations to Geo.
p. Hambrecht, member of assembly
Tor Wood county.
Mrs. Matte Walsh and daughter
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-02

York, Massachusetts, Maine, stopping
a couple OF days in Chicago on her
return. While in Massachusetts,
lie visited in Boston, Plymouth,
seEoTo. Brockton and took a
nip 70 where they are working on
he Cape Cod Canal. While IN Mid
IdIetc1o, SIZE was a guest at the
home Of Editor Lorenzo Wood Of the
Gazette. one OF the Oldest papers in
! Fymcurh county, Miss Atwood re
ports tits the most interesting and
leasant trips of her lifetime. Fun
j fa.0Imation and surprise.
The musical comedy shows present
81 by Frank Winmnger and his bis
ausi,aI comedy company at Daily s
L Sa,u1Cay and Sunday evenings
we're greeted by packed houses. Both
plays were very ably presented ard
interpreted with musical numbers.
The costumes were beautiful, the mu
sic good and the shows as awhole
we're fine.
Oak Camp No. 10 ". o. W. of this
city held its annual chicken chowder
on one of the islands up river Sun
day. The affair was success and
about one hundred, members with
some of their friends enjoyed the
chOwder and outing. The committee
on cooking went up on the island
Saturday night TO prepare the things
fer the choWder.
A delightful time is reported by
all who attend the chowder.
Miss Anna Bamberg visited at
Green Bay yesterday.
TUESDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin and
Miss Dora Goodman motored to
Waupaca Sunday.
Miss Ella Pommering of Merrill
arrived in the city Sunday evening
and has taken a position at the
-oTier Hat Shop
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Kellogg am
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Fisher have re
turned from short visit at Nee
nah.
Mr. and Mrs. Don PIoss, Miss Lu-
ellie Lawrence and Arthur Kfeffer OF
Wausau, motored to this city Sunday
and were guests at the b. E.Jomes
home. Mrs. Jones returned to Wau-
sau with them for a weeks visit.
Miss Gretchen Jones went up to
Wausau Monday night for a weeks
visit with friends.
Francis DAILY has been spending
several days at Wausau.
Mrs. Chas. McDiIi, Miss McDin
and Kathryn Rood of Stevens Point
were guests of Mrs. Isaac P. Witter
on Monday.
Art Fitzgerald of Wausau is in
the city visiting with trends.
Mr. and Mrs. MeryIn view ana
children have returned to their home
vat Eau Claire after a visit in the
city at The LOUIS Isritzhome.
Mrs. Kirby Black and daughter
EaUCy Jane have returned from an
extended visit in Chicago and other
points in Illinois.
Mrs. Sarah Steinberg left this
morning for Chicago and Milwaukee
where she viii select her fan line
OF goods.
Misses Laura Fritz and Ellen
Wards returned Iaast night from
visit in Minneapolis and Red
Wing, Mimi.
Miss Margaret Anheuser of Green
Bay visited with the Steinberg fam
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-02

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THURSDAY
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general homework. Mrs. w. J. Con
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Thai his connection with the East
land disaster in Chicago was wholly
avaaparated and there was nothing
W f Ha had gone 10 Madison on
business and was moi in the CITY
Of Chicaoo when. fine accident bappen
III
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out OF hquoF' ms i@'llei VIC u,i1el
stand li'es IN "'OuS1'u ''nu Si'''l
40 La icy. nc superintendent anu
assistant OF 'he 9ha"'''io \ y iOiiI %
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Wisconsin they charge Toe Why
the difference? Perhaps it's due Il
the fact that Wisconsin has soyera.
independent Companies selling gaso-
line Automobile owners ought to
be glad they live IN Wisconsin.
Chief OF Police Gerwin OF Marsh
field. brought 4 prisoner who goes un
der name Of Chas. Mclaughlin, to
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-09-02
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
- kammerer wifi return
yunIay evening from a two weeks
lit in Green Bay.
lI.L Chas. Hirch home on Third
Avenue North was the scene of re
malht.LIt activity Wednesday night
il account OF d surprise party given
-I~4 OF, Mr.. Chas. Hirch. A
.uwd of neighbors andfrfends
- merry untl late hour after
.-.oL Gancing was INDUCED in by
- young folks.
-r@uN MIteIstead has completed
80 sloLe foundation for his new two
toIy BRICK veneer house OH Third
1. elue North, north of the Green
,ay tracks.
a. { J. p. Habawa family are get
ting comfortably settled in their
l~n cement block house on Fourth
-.-Lae near Grant st.
4rs. Geo. T. Nixon and Mrs. JOS.
lal,E Of the town of Seneca Wis
"a with Mrs. w. C. Rowland OF
~ town OF Grand Rapids. Friday.
The Frank Kubisiak home OF 8th
Avenue north is under quarantine
M account of "a case of scarlet fever
llue ycuns son Kenneth being down
ulth same.
At Yuma, Arizona, lastT thursday.
the temperature was III.
Freezing temperatures were re
.,Jrted from mary parts of North
,akota on the 24th inst.
A new cement sidewalk is being
laid at the corner of Second A
venue and High street.
Miss Florence Lennfng of Adams
street who has been visiting in
New London since May is home a
slin.
Mr.. VIM. Revitt of the mechanf-
aaI department OF the c. NJ. & St
Paul Ry., is Ill Montana on bust
ness and to recuperate his health
which has been poorly of late.
Mrs. N. A. PaImatier is building
a neat two story frame cottage on
SEQ ID Avenue North near Washing
on street. 3
Erie Karberg has returned from a
"trip to WestfieId and Mauston
Mir. and MIS-. Warren Fisher and
on Bruce left to-day for an over
sunday visit at Neenah.
Mrs. NJ. Vandenbrook and daughter
Audrey Will leave Monday for Bay
sic, Mimi, where they Will join
~. Vandenbrook who has job of
dredging at that point.
Mrs. l. Zimmerman and daughter
lucille left to-day fr 40 weeks Wis
Ut Waupaca.
Mrs. Ray Love and daughter are
listing with relatives at Fort At
k.nson.
Mrs. NJ. F. Ward and daughter
race of Sparta are guests at the
j has. Porter home.
lorna son to Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Freeman.
w. Conius and daughter Elizabeth
ERE visitors at Stevens Point Fri
ly.
4. n. E. Emmons has returned
nom a visit at-CIyman with reIa-
lives.
Miss Mary Jones has accepted a
position to teach in the County TTair
ing school in Price county at Phillip!
She left to ACCEPT her new duties
on Saturday morning. Miss Mary
Jones has always been good stu
dent and WIFI certainly makeagood
teacher. She is a graduate OF the
Stevens Point Normal and hasalread
had considerable experience in teach
Ing.
Dr. George Pomainyille Of Nekoo
sa purchased a 1916 model Case cal
thursday thru the Kampe & Schll q
I crnnrv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
RECOMMEND BIRD
RESERVATION At
Sinking LAKE
ReOrganized Game Protective
Association Gets Auspicious
New Start; Senator Barth
Offers Legal Services Free.

AZ "A result OF the dinner and get.
together meeting of the advocates OF
game protection, the Albuquerque
rco|rgauized. There were nearly 100
enthusiastic supporters Of game con
srryatiou at the dinner and they all
signed the roster Of the -reorgaulzcd
association, President Wcstarleld. OF
the old organization. Is heud OF the
rejuvonatcd association
President Wcstcrfcld was tOastmas.
ter at the dinner. State senator lsaa,
Barth. Aldo Leopold, Forest Super
visor James r. Mullen. George $
klovk, Ray Stamm, Prof. ~ -. Clarh
ana thivi i'vpuis Gsa:- Warden Pa.
dilla of santa Re spoke.
senator Barth came out vigorously
Tor game protection. He said d,
brought 500 pounds OF sympathy {,
the movement, but 90 prove that hi|
interest iu tho subject was not am q
matter of lest, he offered ms lcgd
services free 10 the association IL
game prosecution and other case.
whenever the organization lacked Casl
FOR pressing court actions.
Professor clark presented .he Hor
raday plan Tor protection. n wal
endorsed without qualification Tn.
association passed "a resolution recon
mendins "a bird reservation at stink
ms Lake, north OF cuba. That vii
bee % of the things for which IN
organization VIII work definitely,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
MAIL ROUTE
To ESTANCIA IS
ASSURED SOON
j. Arthur Beal, Postmaster at
Mountainair, Announces
Letting of Contract for
New Service December 81.

An Improvement ia the mul scry-
Ice through the Estuuyil valley which
is ut considerable interest tO 4 hu-
qG .rlne, Boo that 30 brings the entire
valley into closer touch with Albu-
u%uorIpc, ana which has delighted the
valley residents, was announced this
morning uy j. Arthur lIplI. pu-tma.-
ter at Mouutiinolr who ta spending
the day here.
Mr. Boal stated that the govern
mout had called for bids Tor the
establishment of am automobile ma {
route from Mouutniu1ir to E.tuuyiu
,pa g.,uI". 'H. pound tr,r O., bo made
daily The contract is tu H, Jet de-
y'mh'r %, MI I.al said. and the
service viii commence Juuuur. IG.
The, mail automobile will leave
MuIntaiuuir each morning. mukIua
th, tJip 90 Esttuoa within % u,,-
hour limit and returning that alter
D
The route viii bo uy way of Puu'l.
Munzauo. Tujlpuc and Torrcou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
ROBINSON
TRUSTEE APPOINTED

In the United States bankruptcy
court today Commissioner John w.
Wilson appointed Albert @. Sims truss
tee under the petition OF MT. aud Mira
II. F. Robinson In bankruptcy. Ar.
and Mrs. Robinson nave been con-
Quoting the curio store on Central
avenue formerly owned by II. r. Wan
ner.
Appraisers OF The bankrupts' estate
viii be appointed later. A number OF
exemptions have been claimed be-
cause Of previous liens. The ilabui-
Ties arc said 10 be about $1,000. and
the available assets are estimate az
soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03

mittecs at that meeting. with the or
ganiEation formed the work will be
gotten under way quickly and ar
engagements made for the community
celebration In ample time for Christi
mRstide.
Last years municipal tree and ceie-
bration were AZ the y. NJ. G. A. lot.
Where the observance will be held
this year is n OF the questions to
be decided.
Il is expected that the forest serv-
Ice will again furnish a giant tree.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
ASKS $1,000 FOR
ALLEGED INJURY
To HIS SON
Ferguson Sues Gabriel San
chez on Behalf of ll-year-
old Boy Hurt, 1t Is Claimed,
by Car.

Cuylcr Ferguson. II years old, son
of Nell Ferguson. a ranchcr. has
brought suit through his father In the
district court for $1,000 iamageu
against Gabriel sanchez. The suit Is
hascd ON injuries alleged 10 have been
sustained when ne was knocked from
his bicycle, according Ca the com.
plant, by the defendants automO-
bile on the road ta Ranchos he Atris-
co October "a.
10 is alleged that the boy used every
onort To- avoid the collision. but that
uogligcuc, ON tho part OF The motor
isl prccipit1tcd Do. Il is aycrrcd that
30, boyle hropstHouc was broken, hia
teeth knocked oar, ana hat he sua.
talucd other injury Mann ~ Nich-
olis are counsel for the plaintiff.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-03
PLAN FOR MUNICIPAL
CELEBRATION ON
CHRISTMAS
Organization Meeting Called
for Tomorrow Afternoon at
High School Auditorium ;
All Interested Invited.

steps have been taken TO organize
for the holding OF the second annual
municipal Christmas celebration A
call has been issued publicly asking
that all those interested In the mu-
nicipal Christmas tree movement meet
nj the high school auditorium al 3
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
II is purposed to elect a chairman
ana other officers and appoint cons