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The Oakes times., 1915-06-10
CITY LOCAL
) Dr.. z. Christensen. Dentist:
, oss,os over Simmons . sssrr,s.

a. o.: e. chr':t."..n. { o.".'.t: enlist
Rooms to let, electric lighted. Mrs.
Fay.
Miss MAZDA Hollett was home from
Valley City over Sunday.
Wanted-A dining room girl at
once. Home Hotel.
A baby girl was born June 9Th to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Coulter at Aber-
deem.
The Kings Herald will hold q
candy sale at Brown & Slocum's, Sat-
urday, June 18th.
The Oakes National Bank gauge
showed 3.39 inches rainfall for May
and "a inches SO far in June.
Butte (Mont.) Miner: A company
Of colored men and women delighted
. tent full of Butte amusement seek
ers last night.
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10

Rev. H. Moe of the Lutheran church
is attending conference this week at
Grand Forks.
Dode Saethers came up from Aber-
deen yesterday leaving this morning
for his home at Merricourt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fuller and
family left Wednesday morning for a
weeks outing at Lake Clitheral.
Miss Minnie FROZEN and her uncle,
MIR. Rasmussen, went to Finley last
week for visit with her parents.
Miss Charlotte Hanson of belmont,
S. d., is guest Of her aunt, Miss Alice
Boardman, having arrived with her
last week.
The low temperature on Tuesday
night does not appear to have hurt
the tender vegetation in the city, but
some damage is reported in the
country.
Our old time friend, Ed Stitzel, who
is travelling for ladies wholesale
house, was doing business in the city
Monday. He reports Mrs. Stitzel as
we'll and happy at Waterloo, Iowa, and
their son, Ralph, who is capable oi
filling almost any position, has 9
strong desire to go on farm.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Martin of the
Presbyterian church Of Danville, Ind.
and N. 1ngrouille of indianapolis, Ind
arrived last Tuesday for visit will
their sister, Mrs. L. w. Beckwith
They expected to spend part of thei,
vacation here later in the season bu,
the serious illness of Mrs. Beckwitl
caused them to come at this time
They were much pleased to find he,
greatly improved in health.
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10

Mrs. S. j. Doyen of Ludden is Wis
iting at the Chas. Brown home this
week.
Phillip Cary Of Minneapolis arrived
Saturday and is visiting at the home
of C.. S. Brown. He will return to
Minneapolis tomorrow.
A big barn dance will be held at
Randall and Mingus Barn, Ludden, on
June 18th. Fine floor. Lots of room
Music by Oakes Orchestra. Supper
served free.
]. F. Nichols was called to Mime.
apolis Friday by the illness of his
wife. He returned Monday and said
she wasn't sick at all. Jim needed the
vacation anyway.
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10
Place your hail insurance today in the
Old, Time Tried, Hail Tested
"WASECA COMPANY"
"Better be safe than sorry"
A. G. RAMHARTER, Agent.

Lowell township, was in the city yes
terday. John has 1900 acres in wheat
on the home place this year, and has
about thousand in on the old Eaton
ranch. He says the frost of Tuesday
night hurt the winter rye crop some.
1t is Just in blossom and it came at a
hod t;r,o -aes
The story that weaves itself around
Alex. Mckenzie in the "Looting of
Alaska" was shown last night to
crowded houses at the Grand. One of
townsmen who attended the matinee
said he was sorry he didn't wait until
evening SO he could have heard it
twice. Manager Quincer is certainly
putting on first-clEss shows, which
are fully appreciated by our people.
Bismarck Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Finch and son, C. A. Finch Jr.,
are in the city for few days on their
way to their home in LaMoure. The
Finch family is just completing
a notable auto trip, starting at San
Diego, Cal, and travelling by auto
across the country, shipping the car
across the mountains. Rains and
muddy roads were encountered
Throughout the trip.
LaMoure Chronicle: ]. F. Mork Of
Fargo was in this vicinity last Satur-
day. He closed dea! whereby he
purchased five high grade short horn
Durham cows from Carl Nelson and
like number from Ben Nelson, to be
used in his dairy at Fargo. The Mel
son Bros. were pleased to introduce
their cattle to the Fargo dairyman, as
we'll as placing their farms upon the
map as exporters of high grade cattle.
The ratio of Ford owners as COM
pared to owners of all other motor
cars is shown, for example, by Cali
fornia, Iowa and Florida, three ex-
treme points in the Union. More
than SO per cent of all the automobiles
owned in these three states are Fords,
and there are 10000 cars in Iowa,
too. There is a Ford dealer every ten
miles in Iowa. In greater New York
City and vicinity there are Ford
branches in Long Island City, Brook
lyn, the Bronx and Newark.
]. D. Scott, accompanied by Mrs.
F. C.. Root and the two youngest
children, returned yesterday from
Forbes. While in the west end Mr..
Scott went out to the Shimmin ranch
in the hills, where Tom had been dig
ging on an Indian mound and had re-
ported the finding of q copper box,
with parts Of = skeleton. Professors
OF the MI. of archaeological DISPOSE
'tion, had been called out to see if fur
ther discoveries could not be made,
but all that showed up was the prob
able remains of an Indian. A whole
load of stone was removed before the
remains were found. The place was
on high mound, and circles of stones
had been placed thereon. The Times
editor has been over the place num-
Der Of times.
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10
How Indian. Purified Water.

Tue Indiuns hud way Of purifying
water from IL pond " swamp by dig
ging hole about q foot ACROSS ana
down about SIX inches below the water
level u few feet from the pond. After
It was filed With wnter they baiIed Il
ont quickly. repeating the battling proc
ess about three times. After the third
bniling the hole would be nlled with
Uttered water. Try it-BOy Scout
Handbook
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10
Thaw Sanity Trial Postponed.

New York. June 'S.-Harry X.
Thaw's trial by jury to determine
whether he is sane. originally set for
Monday. was postponed till June 16
by Supreme Court Justice Hendrick
to await the decision of the court Of
appeals on the states appeal from
Justice Hendricks decision granting
Thaw such q trial.
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10
WILL MEET IN GRAND FORKS
Veteran Employees Of Great Northern
Accept Grand Forks Invitation.

The Great Northern Veterans asso.
citation has accepted the Grand Forks
Commercial clubs invitation to meet
there. The dates have not been def.
ritely fixed. but will be in September
The meeting will attract about 500
Great Northern Railroad company
veteran employees from all parts OF
the system.
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10

Dull, lifeless eyes, colorless lips,
sal,ow, yellow cheeks give a girl little
chance for "man" these days. Don't
lose heart, just take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea-helps to make you at
tractive and fair. Don't delay, begin
today. J. M. Webb. June
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10

The education that puts brains in
your finger tips, that enables you to
get the result before the other fellow
gets through biting his pencil, pays.
That is the education you get at the
Mankato Commercial College. That
is the education YOU need, and you
can get it. Send for catalogue. 3
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10
NO DOUBT ABOUT THIS

These candy laxative tablets-Fig-
sen-are certainly effective. They do
their work quickly and surely-yet
are mild and gentle. Try this vege-
table cathartic next time. Ten cents
at the Nyal Store-Simmons e. Har-
ris.
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10
3s::e@ cxE:ss:s:'. x:s;:::

will relieve your indigestion. Many
people in this town have used then
and We have yet to hear Of . case whsre
they have failed. We know the for.
mula. Sold only BY us-25c . box.
]. NJ. WEBB
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10
Beauty More Than Skin Deel

Beauty More Than Skin Deep
A beautiful woman always has good
digestion. If your digestion is faulty,
Chamberlain's Tablets will do you
good. For sale by all dealers.
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

Local Scouts will leave by N. p. on
Tuesday morning for pioneer Camp"
on East Battle Lake, and will he
away ten days, under personal direc-
tion of the commissioner.
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10

International Scout Commissioner
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10

FOR RENT-Five room modern fiat.
Hot water the year round. ]. F.
Nichols.
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10

FOR SALE-kimball player piano in
first class condition. Call at this
Office. 2O3
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10

FOUND-On June 9th on main stree.
sidewalk, one Rebekah pin. Finder
may obtain same by proving prop
erty and paying for this notice. 222
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10

FOR RENT-House completely fur
nished for housekeeping at $40 per
month. Apply at this Office.
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10

FOR SALE-Small dwelling house on
east end of my lot. Mrs. L. Robin
son. 22tf
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

II you want to buy or cell. want 10 lind
something lost or restore eomethlno
found. here 10 the place TO advertise at
I've. cents the line.
The Oakes times., 1915-06-10

ROoMERs WANTED-Apply of
Times.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14
MEAT CAUSE Of
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take salts To- Flush kidney ~ Rack
Hurts or nladdrr It1thcr~.

o. YOU must have your meat every
day. eat b.. but flush ypur kiduo,
with salts occasionally. Says 10 noted
authority who tells us that meat
forms uric acid which almost para
lyzcs tho kidneys lu their efforts q"
expcl Be- from the blood They n"-
como sluggish and wcIb. then N"u
suffer with a dull miserE boo the kid
ney region, sharp pain boo the nask
or sick headache, dizziness your
stomach sours. tongue b. coated and
rheumatic twinRos The uriur gets
cloudy. fun OFF sediment. the .han-
nels often get sore ana Initiated.
ubiiRing you to scck relief two &C.
three times during the night
To ncutraiise these irritating acids,
10 cleanse the Kidneys aud flush of
the body's urinous waste get four
ounce OF lad salts from any phur-
macy here. take q tablespoonful boz %
glass of water before breakfast Tor 20
fcw DAYS and Your kidneys viii then
act fine This famour salts is mad"
from the acid 81 grapes and lemon
juice. combined with uthia. and hH-
been used for generations 10 flush
ana stimulate sluggish kldueyf ALSO
Ia ncutraiizc the acids leo urine. $50 BE-
mo- longer initiates. thus ending hlad-
der weakness.
Jad salts is Inexpensive cannot I'm
juro. and makes 70 delightful cnor-
Ncs'cut Whitewater drink
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14
Class of Thirteen
Young Lawyers
Pass Exams
Nine More Are Admitted TO
Practice on Certificates by
the State Examiners at An
nual Meeting.

SAINTS re. y. a.. Jan. it.-Thirfeen
young lawyers. candidates before the
annunl meeting OF the state board OF
bar examiners for licenses to practice
In New Mexico. left santa re Cor their
several homes last nisht and Today,
beuring In theft pockets certihcstea ~
successfully having passed the eNaini-
nations required. Tho new lawyers
are:
Buel u. Wood. Carrizozo.
Leslie Curry. carlsbad.
John Y. MoFie. Jr,, santa Re.
Bevoni O. Reynolds, Las Cruces.
ROYAL a. Prentice, TucUmcari
.. l.. Collins. clayton.
James V. Robbins. H%illsboro.
Carl Livingston. Carlsbad.
Thos. y. Mnbr.. clovis.
william II. Nebictt, Santa Rita.
Albert q. Slmms. Albuquerque.
G. &. Royal. silver city.
r. q. Blue, clayton,
The following were admitted 10
practice upon certificate, IRON other
states;
samuel Holmes. Chns. IT, Jones, ~
idore 5. Epstein OF Santa Re, John r.
sImms Of Albuquerque. r. II. ne cas-
tro Of Las cruces. James l. Nichols
and T.. s. Loneiey Of Albuquerque,
Daniel =. Newly " Arroyo Seco ana
r. J.. Cruum ~ Ration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14
RECEIPT OF BRITISH
NOTE ACKNOWLEDGED
BY STATE SECRETARY

washington Jan. 14-Secretary
Bryan has addressed a note 60 the
British government through Amhnssa-
dor Page at london, acknowledging
the British preliminary reply TO the
American note 90 protest regarding
detention II American hy
British cruisers The American note
~ very rhurt and mercy expresses he
Intention of the United States to await
the supplementary British note.
The state department is trying &"
range with the British government
for the immediate dispatch ot the
steamship Dacia from Port Arthur,
Texas. Co Rotterdam. with a cargo Of
cotton on the basis % n temporary
voyage. The question 81 principle of
the right OF transfer of bciiRor"nt-
owcnd ships ~ American registry viii
be waived n the Dncia Is privileged d"
make this ono voyage free from SELF
ure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14

aAetai aaS tufhe0 fonas advnntta
hg Roswell t,lzens for rebuilding
have been refunded promptly by she'
assembly when tho spnnlsh-Anser
lean Normal school has been burned
up IT, building has horn cheerrally
RESULT BY airtei nppfsnfiauon srom
the state treasury.
Instances may be muhiplied during
Tho past twenty years. from the lea
lalatsse records. where Speciai ap-
preparation has ncen maze Tor every
institution IN the state. for buiIdiues
and equipment and permanent In
erease-exeept fef the University. su
n ume TO 40 something Tor TIE vni-
|eereiiy
W. DO not aold with those who
claim tina legislators from other Sec
TONS have a "a for he University
We DO believe that aomcsent thoaeht
and the rlsht Kind 81 thought have
not been slven to tho Institution by
former lesislaturcs- we would call
70 the attention ~ Aibuauerqut ausl-
ness men. alru. that our prescnt rep.
reseniasives IN the legislature art not
politically IA a very strong position
~ compared with men from other
sections % the state, IN neithe. house
have they a great Zeal Of direct In
guence with the Republican MAJOR
'ity and especially with n influences
which are likely to direct nat ma-
iorlty. Yet We believe the majority's
attitude In this natter is inclined TO
be fair and we believe complete.
fcrceful. CONVINCING presentation Of
the University's needs and claims will
hiring some provision tor them. de-
spite the fact a nnanslnE his state
and its p1biic in%siitutions during the
next two years Is going 90 he a dim
cult task.
The University Of New Mexico.
gentlemen Of the Albuquerque BUSH
ness community. Is tho most valuable
single asset this city has. aside from
it's tributary lands. We suggest that
you acquaint yourselves with IT.
needs. right now. :" that when you
are called upon COR an expression re-
sardins IL. - YOU probably wiz be
during he next sixty days. YOU may
be ready 10 hi the ball
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14
PROMINENT
IN WAR DISPATCHES
10 BEAUTIFUL CITY

Washington. Jan. b. There can
be lev more wonderful landscapes ln
the world than those around Tiais.
the ancient capital of the Georgian
Kingdom, now the center of Russian
government IN the Caucasus and tae
advanced base Of the Russian armies
operating against the TtrXs," says q
statement given 10 the press today by
mo National Geographic society.
Iihis BE- In the midst Of the mountains
which divide Russia from southern
Asln, iu tae midst Of 20 rended. force
ful. spirited country, oyermastering
in its majestic beauty. ID Be- likely
from the regions around this capital
that the uid-timc G%corgiaus tuuk
their Inspirations OF courage. while
the famous. and elsewhere uncuublcd,
beauty ~ lberia's daughters is Jut
the reelected s%plcldor of toe ~wondroua
lane around.
'rhe city b. spread over the Door
OF 70 valley. uu both sldef OF ,he
river koor ~ IL purely a city Of the
east, the nearest approach 60 west
crn life being In the widc-spaped
Russian quarter u is the hun of t1e
Russian province OF Cancasii; situat-
'N "'tHH'N fN'ANAN NN"AANAA AANAA NN'
Caspian ana BLACK sen, connected
with ne leudilg ports OF both waters
aud with the Russian hlntcrlnnd by
rail-; ana placed IN the nte 81 "a
web OF military rocds and trails wni7h
make the country accessible. o. ls a
city uf great value to the pusscssurs
OF Caucaaia, both IN peace ana war.
rs "a commercial distributing center
and as an advanced base.
''The capital of the G|corgians has
become the center of Caucasian com
merce. The business OF Russia. Per
STA. Asia Minor and Central kHlB with
one another was LARGELY done through
Tlhls. ana This trade moro than any
thing else buildcd the city up to %
population 81 $4,000. Baku. on tho
Caspian. the center 81 iiussias rich
cii nelds, ana Hatum. on tho Black
sea, the empires great oil and nnpthu
port and port OF European importa-
lions. are linked by railroads with DO,
and their prosperity Is dominated 90
a great degree by Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14
MIDDLEMAN
IN RABBIT BUSINESS

Fort summer. y. ~. Jan. 1.-THE
middlemau has been eliminated from
the rabbit business here by % number
Of the hunters who have been ship
ping thir game east. The elimination
is due Go tho fact that the price for
Dummies was a below five cents each
Prices nov obtained from eastern pcu-
pie are aid IA De Si15 d dozen. or
more than double The local price.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14
.COLOC|
second riddle


ms. CARRIE CHAPMAN Gait
NJ left the house Of representa-
h3A tives after the tvrn-down OF
suffrage. undlscouraecd. Mrs. Carrie
knows the ability 81 the cat to come
hack.
MRS. DODGE says the vote shows
that the "hystericai women are on
the wane. airs. Do,igc ought ="
know That a woman when hystcricas
has Just begun 20 fight
o.
IN THE MEANTIME Washington
may go ary.
~ WHICH EVENT a lot Of states
men would Just ~ soon let the
women run the government az not.
o.
THERE Is a BILL up IN santa
Re 20 tax a persons Intangible prop
erty. There ought 10 be some pretty
rigid specifications In that bill. ones
wife, for Instance, IL sometimes in
tangible.
OUT OF HIS wide experience
Honey Jim Mullens voted for the RE-
publican empioye grab. Jim SAYS
he's learned It's no use To Try To do
anything until tho boys get theirs.
o
HARK. FROM THE TOOMBs a
mournful sound The legislative ses-
sion u three DAYS old and the Judge
hasn't got his seat yet.
o.
RETIRING GOVERNOR BLEAsE
declared the FEDERAL government had
stolen states rights. Bleasc didn't
leave much else in tho way OF stats
property 20 steal.
O.
WHILE No anatomical portions
are %protruding from the portals OF
the state capitol IL II admitted that
the Interior situation 10 q little
cramped.
EVEN the capitol lawn is com
pleteiy occupied by fertilizer.
o
THE IDEA Of holding o mectlup
Tor relief OF the Door In a room with
cut steam heat certainly r. crowdina
charity.
jim FLYNN broke his arm in q
Hsht the ether nisht. II II presume,
from his record that Jim wns guard.
ing his neck
g.
ENGLAND has a direct %descendan
% Mohammed. tho original slate,
for King OF Persia. The English re.
spect for a real old family name Il
stronger than any political pun.
o
FORECASTS OF the output 81 thl
legislature just now are a good dca
Ike forecasting the output of "a uol,
mine from the color 90 the stock Ger
tihcate.
O
LORIMERS hank is r1lng 10 pa,
- cents on the dollar. This IL
little better Than the Lorimcr aver
age.
o
THE GAME WARDEN has heel
crowded out of his office ln the cap
itol al santa Fe There is no nee,
or a game warden In the buildiuI
just now It's the open season ol
state officers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14

Let the Herald wan, &C do your
work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14
INCORPORATION ARTICLES.

: THE state corporation commits
sion. the governor in his
statement to the legislature.
and Others In authority have recon-
mended that the legislature do away
with the provision OF the corporation
law OF New Mexico providing Cor tine
publication Of articles OF %incorpora-
tion In newspapers Of general circu-
iation. II l. claimed that the cost OF
such publication prohibits many cor
poratlons from Incorporating under
the laws Of New Mexico which ogler-
wise would DO -,
This IL not q reasonable statement,
rs we believe the several persons
quo.ed probably will agree when they
stop TO consider the matter With care.
For mnny year our territorial law
required p~ubucation ~ such articles
three times. In the FIRST state lcsis-
iature this provision was altered 20
make publication two times sufh-
cieHt. Under this latter provision
the cost 81 publication OF articles OF
Incorporation. even the longest. sell
dom e over sse. al the ridiculous
~ low rates into which the news
paper publishers of New Mexico hny
permitted themselves To be brow
beaten BY gentlemen of The lesal fra
ternity and others
A corporation which will be- de-
TERED from Incorporating under The
laws OF New Mexico oy a publication
expense Of $50 is not much OF q cor
poration. That probably Will Doe ad-
mlttcd, when you stop 10 think about
II.
The newspapers 81 this state re-
ceiye a lower rate for an publications
% a legal nature. and there Is less OF
requirement for publicity for legal
matters than IN any state boz This glad
land 81 ours. Up 30 "a very short iimc
ago the newspapers Of Sew Mexico
ave not been IN a position Co require
"a great deal. Their clrculatious have
been small nnd their Influence pro
p~ortiunately restricted. This condi-
ton l. changing.
In the meantime. the publication
nf articles Of Incorporation b. "a posi-
tive protection 20 the public when
is a necessary protection and which
should not be removed. Any rorpo'
ration which viii refuse 20 come into
New Mexico because Of the ridicu'
lonsiy low cost OF publicity for i'
articles Of incorporation IL not hkei'
"a be q desirable corporation for inc
Estate 10 voueh for
n we want 10 open an the doors OF
New Mexico lf we want 10 take down
ltne bars: " We wish 20 make this
state The parent Of a brood ~ corpo-
rations which fear publicity and
which have cooperate provisions
powers ana possibilities which the,
wish 10 conceal. then by ali mean
take m the provision requiring pub
t'cation ~ articles Of Incorporation
II will increase the business Of th'
receiving clerk Of the corporation
lcommlsslon and q VIII increase th'
fees Of the office somewhat II Wi
bring 10 us Florida land companies
selling swamps az high prices, an'
wildcat riulng companies and othel
lhishiy desirable institutions 4 non
public incorporation h what TN
class Of commercial hriEanas re
qulrcs. II New Mexico wants U
stand sponsor for thai kind OF cor
poraslon, BY an means take down tn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14

A February {, a month 81 special
DAYS J desire To- call attention 10 the
special day program oot published "a
Tow years q There are e number Of
ropies o. this pamphlet in this office
md J shall be glad io furnish ans
teacher or superintendent with a copy
OF Tho nnhIcntInn unnn rnnunst-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14
NO BOOZE FOR TOWNS
SAYS SUPREME COURT
Estate Capital bureau
(Of Evening Herald.
81 DE Anrgn- Ilntol.

Santa Fe y NJ. Jan - The Hn-
prcmc court today afnfmod the de
cision of the lower court boz the cas-"
Of %. |i.orcnziuo of the village Of Al
lisou. Mckinley county, against the
nasessor OF that county "a compel tho
issuance o. "a liquor license The
case. which has been pending for %
long time. has attracted wide atten-
zion. Ia the courts decision today Il
upholds the present law prohibiting
saloons Ben or near unincoiporhted
settlements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14

II Us hoped that lmprover .rut NAV
De shown during tho present school
year in the matter 81 the collection Of
poll taxes. 7 desire. therefore. to call
"it"Hil"n q" the TACT Inut on tho fiFt
Monday in February clerks shall poet
az least -four copies 81 The list 81 per-
Sons IN the district linhie in pay poll
tax Ace section 1919 1850. g. =.
1897, on page - 1914 Compilation Of
School Laws.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-14
A CATR0N ENDS
HIS WORK AT CAPITAL
Estate capital Bureau
tnf Evening Herald.
Isl De Vargas Hotel.

Santa 20. a.. NJ, Jan. a. United
States senator r. a. Catron win leave
tonight for Washington Gao Resume his
sent Boz the SENATE, having seen ia"
New Mexico Legislature successfully
on its way and Republican Justices
Of the peace elected boo Santa Pc
county