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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
MILLER RALLY At ARTESIAN
PARK NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT
Practically csrssdsa That M.,iss Ticket
VIII Casiiy Win 10 ths election
hqst Tuesday

Tho CLOSING prliiifsl Ally ~ ths
grcrsni campaign in behalf If The can
liaaisH 10 fhr Peoples Party viii co.
ogf nn nrft ManiaY uight starting
promptly az so o'cipch Rf ihr A..
,stian Park Tho HpsahinE win be- afe
eeded By au hours band funfefi ny thr
Corpus christi Marine iand
Thf uaY plil b. Hndri ihs sntuioss
" ite fnunE Mrn'l miller ClNh eni
it VI RlaYton. pfceiieni ~ ths ciuh
viii pfsslde Thr speakers viii inflnae
MaFnf iluY Miiiey ,iis g1mfnleslno.r
EpRh snihsflsna ena aihefn the Gem
pieis hff ~ spsahfra 10 he announced
ntff An u ihe rprsshts Nlil b. short
cone - the nunnsr brins irnsef issan
so minbirn
The Youne Meme Miller club con
iinura ~ enroll many sot.fe each daY
~ the riuh aud a cs..srlni, Rnw srrfnr
farefpre cangI4sinn tiiat ne anif
question 90 be w,itlsi ~ ~. pailt neti
TUESDAY - ~ ektsni ~ thf malofHi
~ thr Mile ticket Some c0nnsfss
ilres SAY tha the Miller ticket MAJOR.
isY VIII be- ai,piu ae9 votes ~hsis many
1ihers nay thaf such ~ estimate h. 700
iou ana that the oleeucn viii frsnlf in
. ianaslids faf ne Miller fleasf
pforrsasifs CORPUS Christians with
nai rtflt.i ~ foimrf political afnllss
tlnnr are siainN ap almost sglidiy ar
Nay Miller and hia fellow candidate
faf iheF resiiHr thai d vote f0f finy
,iiilrr rua ne commissioners 81 vase
a. hesp Corpus Christi in tha pro
eressise cDsss whils . vote ~ he 81
pen.ni b vote fof hffi1ua ulir
conservative aha u committed 80 =
policy ~ ffffUnal4s.rIt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
SHERIFF WRIGHT IS
INVESTIGATING THE
WRECK At CALALLEN
wREcN scOrSHoONu FRlsco
TRAIN.
sser,ff NsfAs en rhests That neNi.
ear 'sepee ss wresk y 3 rfocp
Tran.


That ihs tufnlue n me switch tee
fees r,fth ~ tat ,iulf C.asi LINES ~
pat at S-siaiirn that threw into the
alich tas siaint-,sara s-rseHecf trA4a
frsri itrussur YESTERDAY rnornlnS "a
8 90 0elcsk was deliberate 4stenls
81 ~frck tfnin carrying lnite.l states
tsoaps asa Artlll~fs ~ shc l,esaer ~ snr
csrtenrur - opinioa IN railroad elr.
flsa hefv
The mNsemcnt Of trseps wss schsAt
uisa e. run in thrce s~ctlvus the ihlvi
and iast section tc pasH Na,Aiicn ~ eN.
artiy tne time a., wrcsk ~ he freulAf
1,rercnNef lfesn c,rufrrt AND that tfe
srhsduir had been sNansci a. allow fof
she enlirs movement ia tvs rrcticrr.
thas aiie~iuN me roFnisf passenger
ssfyire to pa resumed Yesterday meln.
ine tai uet hsfafas nrnefals huu~n
~hrfiu NFifAt ana terutivs YESTERDAY
afternoon view in Ckiniieu iuVtstifai
int the circumstances ~ The wregk o.
turning ~ Cnfrus chfsti ne shefi
iime oniN Yesterday s,cning Tho inr
sesiigatien and rear,h fef me guilty
pafilfs vts fs9med - lhem aEaia
iast uiEhl ln cAiallsn.
That heavy paAaRitlra among she
sfce ans iihsssneeif $50 nUt ffsuii fraal
iha wrrgA unis allnhs hnrns htiua H..
dsl,gd hy err theinesi ana Fireman a
Die rHtius when a. ,nfnrd over. was ~
merkNhie and dat arls a. sitr fact that
the train was sfaNflsng st u spced a
less taan y milea psi heaf apFfo~ss,.s,s
tho station
NAM ~ ihc rasstreerr ln she i'ul
man rHrs ESTEEM al t4v lime Wffe aai
even nf0sSrd The enkine tender al
au empty eaprers raf turned over Wbtr
mes atfusk ihr switch hna tho neNl
iulluNlng car coordination mail ent
esnfssH waA asusisd
f2cepi fef .t1e tearing az me ffnrf
ny this combination car ard that u
steod deraiicd ditvciiy in the pAth ~
ihc main hodY ~ he train. ths rs2uinl
run could have been resumed With MA.
loss ~ time nut little tins wac laf
frpm the fcgpiar schedule an snegn.
heSine been rushed from kinen,,il,
sur detoNf "a way ~ another nNitoi
heinr mads ~ irtsrfupuon lea ~
reguiar Train sshednie has been nee
frUfs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
MAYOR ROY MILLER
REPLIES TO CHARGES
CAMPAIGN SPEAKERS
oEploREs nErHopa or LurrR
SUPPORTERS ~ NAMING
~tLp CHARGES
Nsesv see cerras Chr,s,isrs That f~ers
FsissA0ao Nin ss Nadsa .s,teeai


NAsvi No1 Miller Bass niett aearcss'
90 By ihe urnYit 81 Cornas Nhren ire
f.lioelnr .iatsfneat
At aitff i.ss. fW n.4llF4@i fst ~
rsmpaIEn apon fair and dccHat ga.
Elm tbr eprteliipn kup~u as tbe itDt
rcnfrid Tlck,i esi.lussd by & ~
tore &C iet,stvktlF und tisfraniivt
snrs th,aus has n.seItsi iu ihv ar.fal
methods 81 ialss.ilee .nfntlan. xtsu-
perauou ant Mtrtauqn unlea haN
arsn Iursasd Nt gns eueiniss so 90,
ggnCs Iu rarnt afiaIrs end soad SOW.
ernmart in cumas christi far sac lhNt
ssVs4i sftrs rsfQrs fhe present cam
al.r fefuinsfas t fhfl or mY r.fat.
afH ia csmNitie't uaH tVefA mlsfspfr
.onf.fIUn trJ mIs slt ffinfnf un.tr
enn at.t sfam tnis sanffs
% has ft hetH Uf...sat SD W5 nft
fs. ttre 8atf. IH'a lrsfnan fHr
fhH lareHfrla f'rfef fnr wtar fhr
nar.t Nai durur in0 iast fraf 3 haNe
received nNfr oahN than the 4lNeP
gr annun aiIsWs4 me hy u,e cav
Nfti th' HritUn man 'N -4 ilen
% i'neN'sAes tf'fnef ini'AAArnc'
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'".."h f'tft N'HA
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
URUoUAy GNvoY GNCs Visit

WAAHINDTeN Nafss 81 ~ 1uar
Carlos Hianco. minister ~ ightc wersa
~ Uruguay who hes been 'ishnfHteiY
entertained 30 she government erfinr
ihc naas few Netta. iefi fof hofae fe-
day 80 Ess received - she i'feaias.fi.
and an arus officer Nas his aide white
here ifr RETURNED fhc official fiWf
made ny senstog fiihn Hagt ptev be
va Fecrsiary n state u rr8gasy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
wHooplNo coUoA

Wei rfr1 one hnnNs the effect ~
l.'pe Furesis ~ Coughs ne Nells
ZINE Tar Honey n remedy which
erinrs 4ulck relief Tor Who1plnH
CouRh i0ascna abe mucous. soothes mo
Hrire 10 the Throat and iurga ard
makes the confhinr spells less severe
s mmiy with growing ehildron should
rat be- without it Keep 10 nandf fnf
1n coughs and colds 2tr a. ynH'
Drurriai Advertisement.
Electric Biters spring Tonic,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

A metilnf ~ fhe members ~ the
Home nsrent hssosisiinn AZ Sueces
Ceua,y wtl ne hold "a The office ~ thr
sccfstan and TfeaHufcf. Mrs. Gertrude
EFap Guy. on Tire end floor of
the Corpus Christi Ssiienai Hank baiid
lnf in Corpus CHRISTI on Thursda,
Aprl ist AZ zoo p. M ca. saia
meeting heinr called for tho annual
election ~ nfiicerr and transaction ~
such other business ~ mAy come hsfpr'
"
ET MRRRiMAN. President
g4sal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
Run1bleS On Railroad ROW

leff y. Miller. former slcc president
ma ecncfW manager ~ The tulf Coast
Lines Nifh headqlsfters Bag tdnEsNiiie
ROW Beg business Boz Houston was q ,ls-
iiDf in tie e.t, yesterday
. w lamhs senerai frrisht and
rafsrrcr sFtni for thr Gun Coast
Zines efnanR In kinrsVlHe. is in th-
att nn tuHHess at lar0ha espipsaca
mufh cheer atfr the present bnsircsr
conditions ia Gre Gu.f Coast country
ard ls cnthusiaefio in predrurr in-
0raasei aeufits in ai lines
81 e. FnaAs lrneral seent far the
SAN Ant0nln aHd Arkansas aass lond
vfa m 'le c.tf yesterday
A. k Nafaaie. travelling rtsseurtr
nrnlt fnr tl. SAN Aufnna ana Arkansas
1'aH ro.d yctferlas motnlur white In
Goo rtY on business IntImAted tnat
chtHees in Use fna1's schedule mas he
effected sh4fN $50 aFoid fht Iafufee u
itrutiN aua shorten ite nmr between
Saa Antonlo ana corpus CHRISTI
s. U Klnn Or uanf Frars agent or
the Nrw Yort Central rnld snd nUo
dlrflrfnishrd aH rsiaiaued Anut faf
long 500 faifhfai service ia wish Mrs
klun spending few tHFs r Cefru.
Christi Both express most enfhasi,
aatir uraisa nf CurUna CHrlFU's atttar
tltenras ara Say fhry will sn.clr 20.
=. 49, -. -. - -. -. = -. -. -. - 49,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01
osNoceAr MRoNe AoAlN.


ru rslE Gaia .t.lS
"in ss.@ Martf gaifiifth ssVt ~
Ehe INne,fa, spreAfed aR af-
ucir eielrg ~orlr Information in
fvEsfd a. Game Tyea Waith
ssvrs te b. - thtls van es4.n.
rn,s siam RED rop aropped
81 tvnts veg eet- Nsintas. Ia
Wnieh tness y ABSOLUTELY no
trath care SEED dfSpsst a fsw
cents ser eva iari wees and
has dfappt3 al,eni ~ egnss pet
cwt.. fram shc hikAest nasft "
inls Hsa fttu.
= ueuia - sied Y SEQ would
NinlN lfint THIS 40 vrifxhten
inQar whem it HAY eencetA.
~ A. sl.AutEe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

turn for another enjoyable stay Thcs
Wii return home 60 Indianapolis in d
few days.
DR. ~ @ Salisbury and Mra Sails.
hur. ~ burlington. Kansas who are
fisiiiuR With Str aud Mrs T. \ Farris
w.H rttHrn az ihoir homo shortly uF
Salisbury s aurrcon Tor ihc ~ X and
r Hnl ihr santa ic at Burlington. go
wiii ltavs ihi- morning FOR short visit
Bee Eina re,us. later going 60 iionstoH
whev, Mfs Salisbury wih iein him an
fhc reiHfn tilp homo.
o. ST. Eetk. 20 san Antonio hai
hrtr UumeI faf sAs ucviy created ulacs
~ revision ffsirht ana pasaana,i aTeni
~ fhr SON Antonio Ifuite hud Gal
r0rd whi.h action ahnlshes ne com.
mfrolai terni ffca Ar Hlfck ha'
been wlth tHe rasd almost since t'
stut having iren superintendent o
transportation fOr thc fasi three fea-t
flr 80 we'll SHOWN in railroad ana husi
nfss D.rrlfs throughout the section ani
'hia large aud favorable acquaintance
nn doumieas assure hm success %
fnH uHn flUfH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

Western Fnirn Teierrnph Company
furnishes messenReFs 90 SO errandn
day o. night Phone ASA. ittsl
advertiser enf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

coouf,r-irritart a woman shopper
ysfusnliin Jester
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-18
H A rs THE MATTER
WITH ENGLAND9
Continued from Page Ski

have been saved from the worst by
that army OF Great Britain which has
paid It's toll OF nve hundred thousand
casualties siaCe the beginning of the
war.
Great Britain has given to France
and Russia muni, ms of war which
she needed herself, and 10 Be- "a re-
markable fact. but a true ONE that. as
the chancellor Of the oNphcguer re-
Gently said iu the house OF cummuu-
Great Britain has loaned So the all
lies and the dominions of the British
empire the vast sun of ti21, Goa, 600.
The strength ana o~ut-giylug of "a ma
ton rs not to he judged alone hy men,
and the variety OF Great Britain con
trihutious lo the war Is -stupcudous.
~ has not reached its Ilmlt. whilc th"
startling ANA ono5uus increase OF tax
alton ina the present budget has been
cheerful and gallavtly met Dos "a pco-
pie who before the war felt that they
were carrying an they could bear Us
creates efforts are now being made.
and the uieuss OF the allies may Dr.,
sure that Great Britain. which did
not tear N~lpolcon. bus brought him
TO his doom and rescued Europe from
his tyranny. win save European els
ilization AMI the civilization OF the
world from that German Kultur
which makes Of Belgium e charnel-
house and aI abattoir.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-18
SeUen Are Dead
and Ten Injured
in Bridge Wreck
Street Car Crashes Through
Elevated Way Over Spokane
River With Freight of Peo-
pie on Way to Work.

spokane. Wash. Dec IS Seven
persons were killed % ten were in-
Irrcd today when 70 street car went
through the Division street bridge
oyer tho Spokane river The Killed
were iu the ear more than am hour
after 10 went into the river The iu-
Iurcd were removed To- q hospital.
one uf the injured was reported Co be
dying. The bodies 90 Two hhorcrs
wcr, recovered BOO the course uf the
morning. Five stHl could bee seen i'm
the river. Two persons were reported
missing.
Two street lars were ON the bridge
nj the time of the accident. one OF
the ears was leaving The bridge when
the whole structure collapsed. one
end of this car fell Go the winter and
thc other rested oH the ahutuient The
ear crew me two passengers were
rescued uuinjur"d
Tho Aston division car, which fell
into the river. was Unbound and car
fiud about twenty passengers besides
tho crew, a heavy steel beam Tell
ltuEthwisc ON the car as 10 went into
the river. The beam crushed the pas
srugers on one side OF the car ana
could be seen pinned under b wa
ter The passengers on the other
side at h car were injured but ire
men cscucd them.
The bridge took with n the water
and gas pipes that supply the north
east section of the City.
All OF the injured we're residents OF
Spokane on their way 60 work. Tie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-18
PERSONALS.


on account of the Christmas ship
ping trn;n No. e. tho fast mail and
express, is ruuniBg !n sections. There
were " sections today Train 40. o,
the California limited Wen through
lu two sections and fo did 30. q The
eastern express.
Most OF the witnesses have returned
TO town from the Silazar conspiracy
trial az santa Fe. Among them was
sheriff Romero and tudersherim DICK
Lewis aud CITY Judge Gcorg, Il.
Craig. Justice Mcclellan has been
acting Tor Judge Craig and George
Walker has been acting shcr,n.
Miss Dorothy McMMcu. daughter
of \. ~. MoMlllen. has returned froUi
Madison. WIS. where she is attending
WISCONSIN university, TO spend the
holidays.
Frrd luthy Is expected 90 arrive to-
morrow nom Yale university 20 Spend
the iuiida y ut home.
W. u Goddard has returned 90
Maghicl. uitcr Il visit here.
Lola Padila ANA Antonio Marine
OF Los Fadillus took pat "a marriage
license today.
State Engineer J \. French Wa
boz town today. lie went out on road
inspection work with County Road
chairman John BoaNeu They will
80 over The proposed Tiieras canyon
road tomorrow.
John Hughes. brother of the city
clerk. writes from Denver hat his dos
was Killed the other day hy an auto
mobile, Nj, Hughes dog was ulwayt
80 his heels on his walks about the
city, and 30 was familiar 20 most Al
huqucrqueans. MI. Hughes is work
ing IN bower.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-18

accident happened before daylight
and the mlllug bridge broke electric
wires, |piungiug the ear iu darkness.
The Washington Water Power
company, uwuers oi The cars. denied
responsibility for the accident iu "a
statement by Thomas g. Aston. claim
agent. lie said the city owned the
bridge and than the city had COM
plct,d this week rosurfactug the
structure. Before the repair work
was begun, according to Aston. engi-
neers examined the bridge and pro-
uuuuccd 10 safe Mr. Aston said only
a commission OF engineers could give
the cause OF the accident.
John g.. Eher. mOtorman of the cat
which fcll into the river. was n OF
the rescued. Il did not nav any
warming and the whole section Of The
bridge seemed 60 drop suddenly" said
Ehcr. q was passing over the bridge
CO., five miles au huur and heard steel
snap. did not kuo% that dnythiue
was WRONG.
THE only sensation ! felt was that
/ was falling e long distance In dark
ness. de- not know how / was
saved. ] just remember fighting Wu-
ter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-18
Thc sI.n and SOD tIc nIooh.

Untl recently IL has been a general
~ accepted theory that eczema was a
disease OF the blood. Scientific ln-
v|estlgatious nave taught us that cc-
zema Is positively a skin disease and
durable through the skin alone, Mor
itol Eczema Remedy Is applied de
roctly 10 he diseased skin. DO not
delay trying Mcrltol Eczema Remedy
Prices soc, 500. Otwell Drug co
local agency.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-18
Las Vegas People Wed.

East las Vegas, y NJ, Dee. is
Mrs. Laura e. Witten, Tor some time
manager of the Postal Telegraph Of
flee here. and =. j. Gehring, a hard
ware merchant. were married here
Wednesday. Mrs Gehring resignd
her "managcrship and has been sue
ccedod by w. H. KEELING, who comes
from Milwaukee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-18
knn.ns CllN IINcslnrk.

Kansas city. Dec. IN-Hugs-Re-
Ccipts 200 head: market higher. bulk
OF sales. 50 % G.55; heavy. $6.45 ~
$50; light, So - 1850. pigs. $500 "a
500.
Cattle-Receipts 100 head; market
steady. prime fed steers. Sg.25ms
600. dressed beef steers. 500 ~
500 western steers. Sc % 1850.
calves, 5000 n g.2I.
Sheep Receipts 2.OG0 head: mar
kct steady; lambs, &N.25M 500. year
linss. S~G.55M5.6O. wethers. $4,000
$50, ewes. $~5.2jM625.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-18

Santa Fe. y. NJ, Dec. 1S-Bccause
only two doctors in his city nave re-
ported any births since the first OF
the year 20 rs thought possible that
steps 10 prosecute the other practi-
toners may be taken by the next
grand jury. Those reporting births
are Or. j.. NJ. Diaz aud the late Or.
STANDBY q Small.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-18

Santa Re, y. NJ, Dec. iS.-Three
more tax rolls have been received at
the office Of the state tax commission.
making eleven IN all There are M
f,en rolls not yet In. beside i've re-
turned for correction. The last one
To- arrive is from Torrance count.
which was preceded by those from
Bernalillo and Sierra counties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-18

Denver. Dec, tS.-Cattle-Receipts
goo head. market steady; beef steers,
t6.dOm $50: cows and heifers. $1,000
ESQ; stockcrs and feeders. &J.OOm
1.li; calves. 5000 1900.
Hogs-ReCeipts $50 head market
lower. fcw sold from t5.90M6iO.
Shcep-Eeceipts. none; market
strong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-18
NOTICE or

Olb6T, G. 22T5.
Department OF the Interior, United
states Land Office. santa Fe, New
Mexico. Nov. 20. 1915.
To william j. Dowdeil Of 500 South
fth street, Albuquerque. n. NJ, Com
testee.
You are hereby notified tnat George
Sallie, who gives Albuquerque. n. NJ
as his postofnce address. did on oct.
II. 1915. file in this office his duly
corroboratod application "a contest
and secure the cancellation OF your.
Homestead Entry No. -. Serial No.
Oi5G7, made Sept. u. 1908. for NEH
Section 80. Township 10 ~. Range
4 p, y. NJ p. Meridian. and as
grounds for his contest he alleges thct.
said cntryman William Dowdell has
abandoned said tract for more than
six months last past and hat no part.
Of II Is occupied or cultivated or used
In any manneg by said entryman or
any n FOR him.
You are, therefore, further notified
that the said allegations viii be taken
ns confessed. and your said entry will
be cancelled, without further right to
be- heard, either before this office or
On appeal, II YOU fail to file in his
office within twenty days after the
FOURTH publication OF this notice. az
shown below, your anwser. under
oath, specifically responding 70 these
allegations Of contest. together with
due proof that YOU have served a
copy Of your answer on the said ON
testant either in person or by regis
tered mail.
You should state In your answer
the name OF the p%ostofnce 10 which
you desire future notices 10 be- sent
10 POO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-18
-MerItol WHO LInIment

-MefltOl white Eminent Is a
splendid application for sore Throat.
Cola on the Lungs Group and Pains
IN tho Ches.. Saturate a piece Of
nannel cloth with the Linlment and
use ns "A plaster II is very penetrate
ing. and effective. Prices s5c. soc
and Sl.O0. Otwell Drug Co, exclusive
agents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-18

We are selling more OF Meritol Ec-
zema Remedy than an the others put
together. This large sale IL due 90
the TACT that II rs "a preparation Of
unusual merit, made expressly for one
purpose, eczema In its various forms
II you are afflicted with this loa.h-
some disease. do not delay using Meri-
tol Eczema Remedy. Prices, SOC and
3l.0O. Otwell Drug Co, exclusive
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-18
New York Money.

New York, Dec. iS.-McrcRntile
paper. 3M3L per cent.
Bar silver. 5ihc.
Mexican dollars. Al iac.
Government bonds, steady.
Railroad bonds. irregular
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chicago. Dec. lS-Hogs-Receipts
1900 head; market strong, Zoe
above yesterdays average; bulk of
sales, 1928 $50. light. $500 a $50.
heavy. Si25m6.I5 pigs. &i.7jmG.9u
Cattle-Receipts 500 head; market
steady; native beef steers, $500 n
Hoo. western steers, S6.25M S.25,
COWS. S2.SOU S.35, calves, &6.15mlO.-
90.
Shcep-Receipts 5000 head. mar
ket steady; wethcrs. S6.tO6 500
lambs. $6.g0H $50.
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Grant state Aid.

santa Pc, y. NJ, Dec. Estate aid
yesterday was granted To- District No
o. of Rio ArriDa county. IN the sum
OF $3.50 The money Will go for a
new school house.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Position. Young married
man, salesman, experienced. speaks
Italian. Spanish. English; will do any
kind OF work; references. Phone
1895 W. or write AIS y. End street.
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TYPEWRITERS

ALI. KINDS. both new and second.
hand. bought. sold, rented ana re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex.
change. Phone 776. lis So. end ST
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wANTED-Gents and ladies to BRING
me SOC suits. suits cleaned AMI
pressed. 81. Suits pressed, soc.
French Electric. Phone $50. 4O9 s.
second street.
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LOST.

LOST-Angora cat. yellow. black ana
white. reward Return to 62I West
Coal OF phone 1919.
STOLEN-Boyal typewriter No. 10.
serial number 222929 for which a
suitable reward IL offered. chief OF
Police.
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New york. Dec. 1S.-Corper. firm
c~lcctrolytic, $50.
Iron, unchanged.
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The Markets


New York. Dec. is-TrndinR In
stocks today was OF o minor aud ~.
pertcial character. The active feat.
ures. aside ron United states steel
which was a tribe irregular. included
American Smelling, Republic steel
Baldwin Locomotive and Studebaker
The closing was heavy Bonds wete
irregular.
Close.
American Sugar Refining. 1i5Ab
ArCOada Copper. IS y.
Atchison. iO6.
Chino Copper, $50.
Inspiration Copper. IS.
Northern Pacific. it6A
Reading, SIX.
southern Pacific, iiOA.
Union Pacific. 1917.
United States Steel, S5M.
United states Steel pfd.. 1f6h.
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IIcIaIu Ruttcr.
kenSns CITY Produce.

Eigiu No., Dec. iS.-Butter. 81
bid; uo sales.
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knnsns Cita Grnin.

Kansas city. Dec. is ~ Wheat-No.
2 hard, St.OSn1t2; No . red. STA
n1.16. Dec. SIO7is: May, Sii0A an
l.l0A.
Corn-No. > mixed. sax q gGc No.
. white. COS a. &c. Dec. 6jt, ~
IS e.. MAY. soc.
Outs-No. . white. 42is a i3c. No.
. mixed. 80 n tOc.