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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-29
BlOS---ERECTION'
CuLOBERC ANNEX

Sealed proposals will be received
at this office until AIS o'clock p. m.
Tuesday. Nov. 8. 1915. for furnishing
AL labor and ma ate nscessary n Tor
between vermont avenue and Pi-
quette street. Immediately In the rear
OF the present Goldberg school build
Proposals will be received as fol-
lows:
Proposals for the entire job.
Proposals under the four-bid form.
as follows:
General Mason Specifications. ~,
aeasna sSd Piu%Sns
Specifications.
Electric Wiring. ..r.
Also proposals. for all separate
Glasses OF work;
tractors bid on all separate classes
OF work.
Plans and specifications covering
all work embraced In the architects'
at the Office OF the .architscts, NAL
comson Higginbotham. 4o4 Moffat
building.
Plans and specifications GOVERNS
all work embraced In the consuitins
may be seen at the office OF the con.
Coll islo fenobscot building.
Proposal. must be submitted on
forms furnished by the arohitects OF
consulting engineers and mpst be &C.
companied by q certified check OF
cash equal to SIS Of the bid. A surety
company bond will not be accepted
In connection with the submitting o.
proposals
General contractors must submit
attached to their proposals.. the namei
Of all their sub contractors.
The Board of Education reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
CHAS. A. 0ADD.
B-356 Secretary.
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Oct. rs, 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1868.
CONTINENTAL AVENUE.

To st. Clair Parh CO.. Lillian Cuen-
ey, Mary Begin. II; J Bar Der, w. NJ
salkeld. Chas, and Art Larchon' q.
P Pea e. Vi Violet EPpeiPs Partridge, Gerald
Jeakle, l. A. stiles, Marie Bradio, j.
Neeb. II. Diechert Louis Hahn Chas
l. @. Esslinger. Edith Hutchinson.
Emil Gebstadt. Fred Gebstedt. Mary
Kaufman. Julia Morrison. Theresa
Rimms. p. siaska, II, ID. Leas. A. q.
low. Margaret Mcintyre, s. A. Huber.
Frederick Harding. LILLIAN Cooney.
Emma Otto, G. w. krause, w ster-
ling. Jos Ghagvin; Ausust strong; e.
ers, Chas. Near. Cras SweItzer. j. 6
and c. L. Aipeters. r.. J. Reuter-. II.
weyeigauger. NJ. a; Nenhoff. ?. l.
Masten. Robert Welsh, Chas Gard
Desmith. Mrs. 4. Ii. Nutting. l. NJ
Mansel. 'Richard Goiway. Flora La
BADGE. Arthur Debus, Edwar T.
Cook. W. @. Sinclair. Henry Kranich.
Diedreich. Jessie Clayton, II. Miller.
II f.. Kreuger, j. III. Morris. Emma
Tweedy. III. L. Hahn, j. Tradette,
Walter A Beck; Thomas MURPHY.
and to all Other 9wnne %
any OF the lots and premises front
ing on Continental avenue. In said
City OF Detroit within the limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City
of Detroit. having ordered SO much
OF Continental avenue. from the
southeriy terminus $500 feet south
OF Essex avenue) to the south curb
line of Jefferson avenue, to be
graded and paved. notice is hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Continental avenue,
and liable to P assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions Of
the City Charter, and that roll of
said assessment IL now completed,
and will remain at the Assessors Of
Ace, In the City Of Detroit, from the
date hereof until November 3, 1916,
cerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTAvE ]. ALBRIGHT,
B-33l President.
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following described district which HAS
been established by the Common
Council as the Assessment District for
such opening:
All that part OF lot 1, OF Hill and
MiIler's subdivision Of n. 1887 feet
OF lot "a aud lot 90. Maurice Moran
Farm. r, c. 1872, and the My 1855
feet OF lot 10, Collins. Farm. p. C.'s
IL and 45s. described as follows Be
ing all OF the northerly nine 90 feet
of said lot 1; also the triangular
piece Of said lot 1 described as fol-
lows: Commencing nj a point In the
east line OF said lot I. 10 feet south
along the east line OF said lot l. 10
feet to a point: thence WHY and par
alIel with the north line OF said lot
]. 10 feet to point; thence In a
the place of beginning, Detroit.
Wayne county, Michigan.
That II is the purpose OF the said
Common Council to assess the dam
the taking of said private property
upon a special assessment district,
which SAID district Is described as
follows:
sub. OF lot II. Collins farm. Detroit.
Wayne county, Michigan.
You are hereby notified and warned
that proceedings are now pending IN
the Recorders Court OF the City OF
Detroit In the matter Of opening the
alley In the block south of Ferry ave-
nue.. extending from Elmwood avenue
to the alley running north and south,
where not already open as public
alIey. The return day OF the sum-
mons issued In the above cause In
Thursday, Dec. 2, 1915. at $3.50 a. m,
and all owners of, property in the
above described assessment district
ceedings and defend: and any and all
such owners are authorised to make
themselves parties to these proceed
ings by appearing IN person or by at
torney at any time before the trial OF
JOHN A. GROoAN.
B-35s Clerk Recorders Court.
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TEUTONS ARE
BLAMED FOR
FIRE ON WHARF

SEATTLE. Wash, Oct. 29.-While
the authorities today attributed to
German sympathizers or agents last
nights $1.500.000 Gre on the Blue
Funnel pier used by British ships
taking muEkions to Russia, nothing
definite wan given by the police in
support Of this theory.
Search was being made for sus-
pect resembling one of the interned
German officers who broke parole
at Norfolk A scar on the face, pos
ribly received in Heidelberg duel,
was the clue to the search.
The fact that last nights fire
reached its height IL minutes after
II was discovered suggested to the
authorities that time bomb ex-
ploded.
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Oct. 20. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1869.
MACMILLAN AVENIJE.

To. T.. q. Kaltz. Fred G. Caruthers.
James Gamble. Geo. II. Pillard. Sylvia
y; LIZ Lsrsway; MSorsF y,. Z Wc .1;, shsr-
cob Mitchell. Eva Mitchell. Norman H.
Wood. Jessie Horner.. Geo. w. Cart.
Harry J. Phillips, Robert p. Schmid,
Richard Cullen. Michael Rubenach. G.
z. Littlewood. Robert Watson. Jr.. r.
SSssssN Herman K Elmer alt. L; G
Kitchen. Harristt Mayicr. Gustsvs
Jadditx. John c. coddenbogen. Robert
fen. Louis. M. Coutiers. n. K. Hough-
ton. A. /. stephens, Norton M. 6chu-
knecht, Chas. Moriing. Il. Awe: A. J.
Fu ns Ei.sss ws t,y.rnoss and 70 70 4. ii
other persons owning, occupying or
otherwise interested In any OF the
lots and premises fronting on McC1el-
Ian avenue. In said City Of Detroit.
within the limits hereinafter mem
toned.
The Common Council Of the city of
Detroit. having ordered so much Of
Of Gratiot avenue to the south curb
line Of Harper avenue, to be graded
and paved. notice H. hereby given
that an assessment has been made
upon all the lots and premises front.
liable TO be sssesssd for said Inn
provsment under the provisions OF the
City Charter, and that q roll Of said
assessment 10 now completed. and
will remain At the Assessors' ONCE
in the city Of Detroit; from the date
s spees,on ' q All s.r:on: 'S oones s S
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY 0UsTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-Sss President.
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NOTlCE--ALLEY PAVING
/. ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Oct 81. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1863.

To Pope Baking Co. Geo. Renaud.
Chas, Troester, L. A. Ladue. Susan
shenerly, H. Clifford. Henry Japes.
Alfred Reed. Emma Davis. John Nor
Theresa curiey. 4. II. wsndt. Nellie
Kniffer, Aug. vier.. Gustave Crons-
dyer. T. p: Chene,. Carl Kelberer, Rob
srt Houghton. Henry. Komofski. E.
Aof e IooE .o john sas' Hot; k SeS
ering, Minnie Welz. Jefferson Land
Co, Thales Buck. A. A. Templeton,
G. w. Avery, Margaret keusch. Mary
CARPENTER; II ): bingeman, Caroline
land. Marie Berthel. Helen Houghton.
Epstein. b. West. Pope Baking Co..
and to all other persons owning. oc-
sng the lots and parcels .sses Of real
estate In the local assessment dis
trict established by the Common
Council to defray the expenses Of
grading and paving the alleys within
The assessment ron has been COM
paving the alley NO, $40. being the
alleys In block bounded by Montclair.
nues. and Is now open to Inspection
at this office. and will remain IN this
office for i've days from the nrst
publication OF this notice for the
tnspcctiou OF MI concerheu. All lots
or parcels of land abutting on. or adj
Joining the alleys 80 described. have
been assessed for such improvement
The Board OF Assessors will meet
on Tuesday, the and day OF Nov, 1915.
nj . o'clock "A. m, at their office In
sion for a period OF six hours to
hear any person or persons desiring
60 object TO any asserement 80, made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORs,
BY GUsTAvkJ. ALBRIGHT.
B.3<3 - ~ President.
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grading and paving the alley within
the boundaries herein set forth.
The assessment roll has been COM
pIeted for defraying the expense OF
paving the alley No. sal, being the
alley In block between Medina and
Jefferson avenues. from West End
avenue easterly to railroad: and is
now open to inspection at this office.
and will remain In this office for
i've days from the first publication OF
this notice for the inspection of all
concerned. All lots or parcels of
land abutting on or adjoining the
alley so described. have been as
sessed for such Improvement.
The Board OF Assessors will meet
on Tuesday the End day Of Novem-
Der. 1915, at o o'clock a. m. at their
Office In the City Hall. and will re-
main In session for a period OF six
hours to hear any person or persons
desiring to object to any assessment
so made.
ny GUsTAvE ]. ALBRIGHT.
B-345 President.
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NJ nu%as cl Esal{ r cO H. colw. u oPSs
G. Kuhn, Montciair Land Co.. NJ A.
Fatheriy. Daniel Warden. Jennie Me-
Edward Bruske. Uriah 8. vordon. Ber-
tina c. Dyske, NORGE Phelan. Mary A.
Stewart, B. ]. Crew. Milton q. Hood.
n NJ. Bowen. Chas. p. Powell. Julia
SResI W wager: = er Ssponn.ii. Jas.
Roser. Arthur G. Wells, John Casper.
r. w. ColwelI, Chas. Koltsone. Theo.
Wagner. w. q. Burton. Walter Maya
d,r sf sr:c Mrs ~ stssis mIso r.
II. H. Stein. Marched A. Moore. Ernest
r. Deehan. Geo. Watts, Robert Fair,
Z. Dinwlddis, D. WALLACE. Mrs. G. v.
chas. q. Koeitsoro. Violet Myiiie. q.
A. Damn. Chas. w. Leech, Jos. W.
Kavsnaugh. Ansly Brown. = G, Bar
ton, Fredk Schray. Henry Chalmsrs.
Wilson ct a.. &. Clements. W. q, East
on, Fred O. Jeynes. c. w. Harrah.
EmslIne Hungcrford, James, 0arret-
son. II. Thomas. T. Dale Cooke. and
to all Other person: OWNS; occupy,
the lots and premises fronting on
Columbus avenue. In said City Of De-
troit,. within the limits hereinafter
The Common Council or the City OF
Detroit. having ordered 80 much OF
Columbus avenue, from vne west curh
line Of Linwood avenue to the east
line OF Dexter Boulevard. to be grad
ed and paved, notice In hereby given
that an assessment has been made
upon all the lots and premises front
ing on said Columbus avenue. and IL
able to be assessed for said improve
ment under the provisions Of the City
Charter, and that q roll OF said as.
sessment In now completed and will
remain at the Assessors Office. In the
City Of Detroit. from the date hereof
until Nov. .. 1918. for the inspection
of all persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY GUsTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-sss President :
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ALLEY 5Ss
(Re-Paving & Resurl ~

Auuessnsenf 6m15m0oo0sy
80, GU yds. excavation. brte4
sss.ls 50: sd.. cri.osossd slosi
ing on old concrete. 49, sf
City E~timeteaL 44
. Gu; yd.. excavation bvic1
s.2s Iineail feet Of cnrbst0no 66j
2Rl circles Furnished by city, ~
sos SO yds. crsosotsd bissis
.0,17 Gu, yds. concrete under 90
Note@The contractor VIM ~
price per cubic yard Of any nee 9(
crete required to correct Grade -
The time Is to ne set in the -!
tract for the completion Of the aoQ1(
pavi9s Jobs shall be a. :follow!S IN
NHey G 80. ;...s... NOV. IT, !t1s.
tion to start work immediat ETY. n9(
complete same within time limit 49,
said alley to be paved and re-pavs4
creosoted block. adopted jar. ~. 1914
also the estimates OF the City lBuof<
| neer, as above. and the Charter onl
Ordinances OF the City OF Dctro1G ~
Bidders will state the prie&
! cubic yards for excavation. prto$ ~
| iineal foot OF curbing. price ~
| square yard for paving or concree!
| and price per linesl foot FOR r4to&4
Bias viii only lac received seeNs)
entire OF the work or matert91 -
any street or section Of stree6 ~
! per quantities stated In the eetlu444I
and the bid Will be accepted we94
Of extensions or footings maee
Bidder must deposit with bids ~
closed in separate enveiops. . CO.
Department OF Public Works x1 U
CITY. OF netroit. as follows; 800.
which sum viii be forfsissd 6 g.
CITY OF Detroit n s csss tie g S
to confirmation OF the Comnsou CO.
Gil within I'VE days after the 60
snce Of hts tender BY the Dsparc
OF Public works..
cepted will be required @ fSl1
company bond TO the City of t53(1
In the full amount 81 the &C.
r ,,,is for The work sordis,cnse 2
part OF the contract H(k3l
The contractor shan b. poG@E
bonds for the frst pevlnG. or {ho<G
ceeds thereof. IL s,ich bonds ~
s chase. By .y,. the sistsl y ssd So
No BID vim be sccspSed fful<
person or Arm who ~ IN og5oG<
DEFAULT TO the City 81 prsrs14 W
Specification IN details 81
s ssTys 10 T tSs ss mry e ass = =
The Department. - Ruhllq
expressly reeerves the el819
5ect any Or al prepo4q)4r
sAn 2repesals -
D~o8o ~ !. ~. 81 ~. 81 ~
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j. S. IS not
FAv0REDAS
MEDIATOR
Spain Considered Most
Logical Factor In,
Ending War
By UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.-<wheth
er It will be the United States OF
Superintendent Wilson or King
Alfonso-that will mediate In Eu'
ropes war. was the absorbing Ques'
ton Soday in both ofiicial and diplo
matte quarters az q result OF renew.
ed and intense interest here and in
Europe's capitals Of peace terms.
1.-The great war ID now being
fought In the capitals Of Europe
one cabinet member In close touch
with the situation said today. 1.-THE
soldiers are not carrying on the bat.
ties. The struggle Is being waged In
Paris, London, Petrograd and Berlin.
The political situations developing
at those points look as II the big
fight were about over"
Many members of the diplomatic
corps here believe Spain. rather than
the United States, because of this
country's disputes with both Ger
many and England will be the active
mediator Of the war. Spain has not
entered into commercial or other
disputes. Unofficial information
from Germany Is also to the effect
that the United States is not in the
best position to be the chief peace
factor.
American Ambassador Gerard's
long conference with the kaiser is
believed by many officials here to
have launched the new discussion
OF peace in the foreign capitals.
In the opinion OF many officials,
collapse Of the French cabinet and
chickering's not only between English
officials. but between the Allies gen.
orally portends peace.
That the attention Of the world
will soon be focused OH world pol
itics rather than backgrounds is
declared by many oficials.
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n0TICE--AlLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or Assessors OFFICE
Detroit. Oct. ~. 1916.
Paving Notice No. 1865.

sssS. A o. Mo Moran. Louis Biat.
vet. and TO all other persons own.
~, occupying. or otherwise inter-
sstsd IN any of the lots and parcels
real estate in tho local assessment
Oesncfl to dsfray the expenses q
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
Secretary's Office. SO Broadway.
Detroit. Mich. Oct. %. 1915.
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THE RECORDERS COURT
OF THE CITY OF DETROIT.

IN THE MATTER OF OPEN
ING THE ALLEY IN THE
BLOCK SOUTH OF FERRY
AVENUE EXTEN DIN G
FROM ELMWOOD AVENUE
TO THE ALLEY RUNNING
NORTH AND SOUTH,
WHERE NOT ALREADY
OPEN AS A PUBLIC ALLEY
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Printing-the pfaas nest kind-that
n right-Tines Doh Oept-Main 4610
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Hasse Hats -S3-A-$5
Neckwesr al 55c

New classy colors and
patterns to meet the last
word in correct styles. Re-
member, they're regular
81 values.
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New Shirts at 81

They're to be had in
high grade shirtings, fea-
turing the newest color
ines and patterns. Complete
size range.
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nEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Oct. 20. 1915.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-29

City of Detroit. free o. ceet ~
contractor "a X V t4lj
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We alive the of customers, and we be-
eve with showing of strictly hghgrade wearing
apparel that friends making every day will find
Il greatly to their advantage to make this their continued
clothing headquarters. ----->-~A---4-.
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&c. Hasse e Son

Tailors- Clothiers- Hatters- Haberdashers
100 WOODWARD AVE, COR CONGRESS 81
Open Saturday Night Until O'clock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
GOV. WHITMAN
Of NE VI YORK To
Be HERE JUNE IS

Governor Whitman of New York,
will bo Ia albuquerque the morning
OF June l6, on tie way from san
prancleco 10 New York. He will be
the third eastern governor to pass
through the city within two monthe
The New Jersey and Maryland ex-
ccutivos already have been here
stopping on their way west to the
exposition
Governor Whitman and a party OF
thirty-four others VIII travel on a
finely equipped special train. part of
II being made up of the rolling stock
ct the New York Central lines The
train Will arrive here at o'clock I'M
the morning. Just how long he will
stay * not yet known. If. however,
he follows the example Of Governors
Fielder and Goldsborough, he prob
ably viii stop his train here long
enough to see the city and its historic
environs.
Tho Now York executive already
win have seen the eXposltions when
he reaches this city He went west
over one OF the northern routes. Like
the other governors he planned his
trip, going over one route ana re.
turning over another, to see both the
grcat northwest and the great south |
west
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
YOUR DIPL0MA-WHAT
DOES IT MEAN TO YOU ?

Has II ever occurred to you, young
man or young woman, that the di-
ploma sou are about TO receive IS n
symbol of the years YOU have spent
preparing for the affairs of life---that
II represents the mental effort you
have Put forth to equip yourself for
competition with your fellows In the
battle for succeSsq
Whether YOU are a high school or
college graduate or the member ot
some worthy order. your diploma or
certificate should be properly dis
played Unless cared Tor Il will wrin-
kle, fade and eventually be destroyed,
II should be framed by some one who
can give special attention % that par
tienar Kind Of framing.
= y, Newcomer Of Sl6 West Cen
trial avenue, has reduced training TO
On exact science ana Is able TO give TO
this class of work an expert attention
that cannot be had elsewhere. Take
Your diploma or certificate 10 him and
have ii framed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
TO FORM ASSOCIATION

An effort will be made Saturday
night 10 organize permanent high
school alumni association. An attempt
was made several years ago, but ~
said 10 have gotten no further than
the temporary stage, a meeting of
all high school alumni win be held at
Z o'clock Saturday night at the high
school assembly hall. Permanent Of
ficers will be elected then, according
TO the plans OF the organization.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23
ELEPHANT BUTTE
RATE SQUABBLE
AMPLY ADJUSTED
District Attorney Notified by
Department of Justice That
Rentals Will Remain Sub
Sta0tiaIIy Same as Before,

The department of justice. at
Warrington, yesterday telegraphed
the United slntes district attorney 5
office here that all differences be-
tween the water users and reclama-
ton service officials In charge OF the
Elephant Butte project had been
amply rendiusted." According 10 the
message. the rentals to be collected
under the agreement viii be substan-
tally the same as those collected last
year.
The settlement IL far-reaching IN
interest The water users OF the Eie-
plant Butte district sent Mark
Thompson and Mr. Quesenberry. OF
Las Cruces, to Washington TO inter-
eede for them with the attorney gen.
eral While no word was received here
from them YESTERDAY they undoubt-
cdly were Instrumental In bringing
about the adjustment
The Water Users association
brought suit In the state district court
against the persons In charge 10 pre-
vent their shutting OF their water
supply This measure is said to have
been threatened IN the event of the
failure Of the water users to sign
new contracts. The objection to the
new contracts was that a charge of
80 cents per acre for storage was
charged, This was In addition to last
years rates
The Water Users association
brought their suit in Judge T.. l.. !
Mcdlers court. The Judges recent re-
fusal Of petition FOR removal Of the !
cause 10 the federal district court for !
New Mexico was looked upon as a |
victory by the users. Judge Medler
lad granted a temporary Injunction /
the shutting off of the {
Sater previously
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-23

Farwcll. Tex. have formed q partner.
snip kuown as Patton a. irHtiou Mr..
/ Biutton has gone 10 Clovis to take
charge Of their office. Air Patton
was ono Of The leading attorneys Of
/ clovis before taking the federal ap.
p0intmeni
Mrs Joe Jolly. OF Ciffs, Arlz.. who
has hccn spending month with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. William Ne.
Clurkcn. nf 1874 North Twelfth street.
returned 70 her home last night
New Mexico visitors who were IN
the city yesterday. c. ~ Hilton. San
Antonio. j. L. Fletcher. Gallup: H..
a. Archuleta. Encino. Robert Brown,
Duran. District Attorney and Mrs
Harry =. owen, Los Lunas
Mfe. Mabel Fouwood, Of Haywood.
n NJ grand matron Of the order Of
the Eastern Star for New Mexico, will
arrive IN Albuquerque Tuesday for nm
official visit While here she will be
the guest Of Adnh chapter.
T. g. Winfrey, manager Of the Ma
tional Wooden Mills, who was called
TO Dallas Tex, In response 20 a mes
sage announcing the serious Illness Of
his mother, returned to the city yes.
terday IIo left his mother In a fair
way 70 regain good health IN short
time
surprise party Tor Miss ora We'd
die was held yesterday afternoon AL
the home of Mrs j y. Gonzales. ii5l
West Lead avenue. the occasion be-
ing her eighteenth birthday. A host
OF Miss Wcddle's young friends were
present. Delicious refreshments were
served
The strong Auto company received |
yesterday car load OF eight -tyllnder |
Cadillac automobiles, These cars are
growing In popularity. and the strong I
company reports many inquiries. nor |
1niy from local prospective buyers, |
lut from all over the state, every day. |
The Cadillac is great car.
Henry Yanow and E, Maharam yes-
erday purchased the furniture stock
4 Albert Faher from the First Saw.
ngs Bank a Trust Co. II is under
hood That the purchase price was
hch as 20 warrant the new purchas-
'rs 10 put the stock on the market AZ
Xire nelly low figures II Is also I'M
ietstuod that the stock VIII he mark
d this week and the clearance sale
VII start Monday, May 81. Il