davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1916-02-10
CHURCH DIR EcToRy.
METHODIST CHuROH

METHODIST CHCRCH
REV. ) A. H SHULER. PASTOR.
Preaching every first Sunday at u a m, and
second Sunday night
Sunday School every sunday at 3 40
GEO A. LAMBERT. supt
Prayer meeting Wednesday D. M. with stud
les in the Gospel of St. John
Junior League meets at y eacl, sunday
Everybody cordially invited to al these
services
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1916-02-10
SECRET SOCIETIES

@ MT AIRY LODGE NJ. 226. Ancient res
,/V\and Accepted Masons hold their stated
communications on the second Saturday night
III each month at 80 p IN
Visiting brethereh in good STANDING. Away,
welcome
ROY HANKLA. W. M
j. Ii. WILSON. sEcRBTAKr
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1916-02-10
PRESBYTERIAN.

REV. GRAHAM GILMER. pAsroR
Preaching every first aud tliid Sundays
Ii d.. m, and p. m
Sunday School every Sunday at 3 ~ a. ~.
c. e CANNON supt.
Everybody is very cordially invited to al
services.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1916-02-10
LUTHERAN

REV 6 fl RHODES. PAsroK
Preaching every second and fourth Sundays al
II a. nj and 80 u. IN
Sunday Schoo every Sunday at
J. nARR. supt
cordial invitation all t" attend these
services
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1916-02-10
BUSINESS BOOM NOT
DEPENDENT UPON WAR
in EUROPE


made by representatives mere
The purpose was TO discover
whether there is ground fol
the widely published optimism
on returning prosperity
whether there is Improvement
apart from the influence o
war orders.
There seems to be no doubt
that definite, actual prosperity
| h as arrived. east OF Rocky
| Mountains, at least. Herewith
we set down some of the inl-
portant facts and straws which
we have secured.
The country's chief metal
Industry, steel, | S booming.
The United States Steel Cor
poration can keep its rolling
mills in full operation until
spring with orders n o W IN
hand.
American iron and steel is
now d 40, 900 900 to a year IN.
dustry. and is now at its ca
pacity,
Most wonderful change has
come in the industry. All lines
are loaded to capacity This is
shown by the arrival Of a SER
ious car shortage.
Idle cars on Sept. /, num-
bered 1850, on Oct. |, GO,
500. On Nov. l, there were
only 26, 228 idle cars are. to-
day every ancient car and To-
connective is at work.
Railroad tonnage increased
10 per cent in one week the
first halt OF November.
Railroads in the hands o
receivers, and as bad, are pick
ing up wonderfully. The Erie
which has been ajoke TO
years, is doing the heavies'
business, for its size, east 0
Chicago. Exports of iron ant
steel have increased 800 Pc
cent since last January.
The lumber trade was nearly
dead IN 1914 and the wa
killed it. Now it is rapidly re
wing. Many timber concerns
are now running to full ca
paeity.
A straw on business in the
West and Southwest is known
be the bank clearings OF Kan.
sas City, which were $50 900
900 last week, an incr ease o
S45,o 900 900 over t h e same
week the year before.
Investment bankers say tina
future investment issues mus
yield S per cent and be high
grade securities at that.
It is striking fact t b a
municipal bonds are 10 grea'
demand, even the bonds Q
of small cities, and that 4 n
per cent interests carries then
where S per cent was demand
ed in 1914.
In 10 commodities used BY
h e general public, figures
from all parts of the country
least of Denver show high and
raising prices. This indicates
prosperity and also high cos
of living.
The demand Tor dry gooe
lis better than for 1906
When times are poor the
piano business is poor. Such 3
remarkable demand for piano:
has sprung up, that all factor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
uHlu e ElR
= 81 xn II

Aolids 0ail:-
fvnGsesa sse - 6sssvsssd fussaav
N the 0a0anese peupsTty LsiaG sVsseA-
sd by ". u. Boyer sna BAY nsaks ssas
WelIsyille, four end sas-hsh njsss
ssssh q asiiAA. rhe serike was msAs
assidently The ose hsiag esnsidsss1 saly
HaGsssss hseriaG. II lies IN . bls.kst
veia sstwssa jaapss - koe. nig en-
ciesmest 1snswsl ~ discovery.
q repsrt q . siniler stvike ves -
cs1vsA yssass6av fssa nscla yssetiss
ss1 it suapsctsd sAst tAe fssUaaisa 81
tes1s lssa - dsstsict - ~ seAss, .
disaaaes q uine niIss.
funGsesa b sae Il - nsst saGeriy
soagkt ostsla. Il y hringiaG fsbslsss
prisss. ~ fsct tAst ssaGsasa sxistsd
in shis esunty ~ bssa ksovn f4 twse-
y ysass ~ ~ lsed - nsvse hssa
disssvsssA
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
|uu uPfB \
= I'D n1m

MiAse:-
nissp e. - DlassAs Wnsy sane
Nd ~ 0mnissa fHupu1ay - ssoain-
ed u.an oun1ay.
Snn nmss essivsA - ssua sunaay
and - saases1 hesAss ~ n sAe old
st.nl - 0ssUssa buil1iag.
~ 0asyAin sv4ss~sl fsua Csnai-
son eun1ag - wsse ssss - ~ -
plssa SsQsv y rsvb~ pask.
N - vs.AAss - vssA - s4.st-
ed sseivsay sonla = - oioAse bssi.ess
and ehsut - ussal nuaAer q ~ 80
engaged
]. 4. WAies. sssD.siy q 0swss1sa,
nov = No. Yea Cssy. u . lessse -
neving - suAsaUaisn - - ni.ss
infss0 - - - p.Gl,s1. fsa Kana.
is j, - osu1a. ca. - = sup9A-
tens - - Da0e aiue q -
planL
n. 4 T. O. M - ssa.sa.V -
DsssOA - y suuVsn8 - . osnae
that - 00hse - n . 01o6ea1 eDG-
tioa - . aDufe1 sussu1fA. n
opesuGnn - - - suoSvd sfe -
poss0 sDR. ~ UeiaA psUssd ssbe .
canouR.
NJ. - ~ 0Dr Wal ~ Wse-
ne.Av - A1as1e Vsisas II 1sGss
xhess ~ - Qun1 . - osu1Aa.
A. - ~ ~ - hsfe ',n9Ag -
clouG~ - . - ei.e - ~ len
that . 49, evsa fR . s1Rt tiDe,
wouln - - - 80 n. Why
has q. hus1ns 0ao1sfs - ee1sa6 -
n - -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
80 q ~ 0nn1unna - =
49, e b

= = uIuD
,ss s'::fs = i, !: .':sss ;:sr ;H-' Z s :. s:A &
~. sw'Asssc' 3:..:::1; : .ss =. J.
1illes SAe kAVin{sisa = She ksasSs
oscr Se1ose ~ IT, aSks Couaiv Cssss
= Ne Cs4es saaP N QHnoisea 10 ~
o'ctoek = ths t0ss0ssa a SD asS sal
SssPsse sefis ssseeeeSe4e ~ cseelees.!
::k - e 90 J: - 'a: :.:: - -
ii l:::ssE - ESs;ss:ss:. q e = T.: u
essiss = e tsssssgr ssiSs TEsisskic
q SD T. II oeileS. AeceaSs1 ~ leeh
Aeeeinkeesse 0sqAisasA - q say ti0s e
ps0eeed to ssoevtaia ea1 dE1egRipe che
ere ~ hsigs q ~ 81 4 ~ neiley, y.
oav Iooas, teas0ests. hsV0ai4aWen4e q
- :. y: ':i Z x E -. &: ~
EIS,:y. 1.s:s::d - :.ssE 80
slsisisetsS kssss = ESs - ..
eeesed hag e10ser Cd 0ssssst SAeir
XItsyS:S syS:S oEss.A {; -: "a. s.As;. - .ss.s
S1GSs 6sssss z o~ssssss. 8 -
80 3 Qcssse1c. - - - 4 -
issALl Ssdss - Assisc CIsrh.
Tts.a y9e!ieeeiea peA = psss
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
OlNullnD
Wstlnsodsy nassA =

Wsdnssdsy nassA =
2. C. nssa vss . nesasese viu1nss
0sslnv.
Nm. nsssy 0sAss ssd littls dasuhAss
- visitiaG y nsstpsss.
~. - n1sa Sss Tsplsss visie.l =
0ss1ssss - -.
naAav siOka - vsss visi4sd - -
asA ssin soss0 - - ssossa.
NJ ovt~ = 0snaissa visiAsl -
~ ~ S0 Lnss - ssaihs.
49, ossa - CO ntupsAsAss
OAa0pclas = 0uasissa, wuss sGIeial
vistssss ksss 0saAav.
IN. rsaaA ksssUsa hss petns.sd 10
~ hsns = 0ssnA vis~ ssacA, fpsa .
Nm. Wss1 Wilssa srrived Tpidny
frsa hsssia. IN, es,Isl By the dssth
- ~ asphsw. Fss1ssick Dsssldson.
Miss ADAssts Rsgsss sf the Csnnison
kssaal, visitsd wjeh frisads It TIE trsia
Fri6ay whils sstss.ino fPsa ns.tssse.
AU1isss ees6naa - - He Cs.nAe.
shseksd - Aesae LnssssS's sseounts
eH1av. - IN - ~ lsr - hsne !.
Dsavss.
IN. oery Css.sy es@e ever frum
seliaa griAav - sesss1 ~ fsssfsl of
~ kttls esSAsw. FsUAssick DsnslAssa,
vAs - Isst Wsd.ssAay.
nrs. 49, whissiaGAsM ssrivsA from
nsatrsss se4us1ay 10 sttssA TIE fsaer-
q u 6tels Rbsderick Dsaaldssa. She
Fsnsissl evse eu.1ay visitiag ct the
seseA hsne u ~ -. JsAa Whittinr-
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
0DuGuD0

esuoNAnmunW 0nnuanun1unDs
Suss1nU, 0asuA =
Gsssy6sdU - . - sias u -
C. L. 0cDuaaSd ssA ui6s visi&sd =
Gunniusa sad Rssiis En1nV.
~ inlusk AnuUAA9 81 -. nd ~
Goa Lass - Esidav ssseisG.
DiN 0ensn y - Gsst - ~ . spsiaG
ws0ss shis yssr. Ne sssaavsstsd -
osil Sssusdnv.
Gee. 4. EssCeaAes Uss dswa fvsa
- Raser cv~sa ssaeA Sesusd~y. girst
siae ~ has hssa y sswa shis wnasr.
~ ncDs~sH ssai ~ ssssle - ~
SssdiRg - - lssaasd sasch 10 Dsa-
vss parsiss rhsy wsse ssAsd rhsss-
AAy si0hk q Csssksesa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

z Z AnsA. sscssensy - - cUni-
- Csuny S1sck Ces~eD s.sssisain,
- ssesissd . 9ss.Gsy - ps.pAlet,
- Live 9ossA AaaAseise. - 9a.As0sse
perpassdh ~ - n0Ae4 Cswaitase, -
pduesd - tAe esnvsuai0 - - NsGise-
q Live Sosek essscisaisa - y ~,
fexaa, yeA- =. lS1k -. Ana 1aesau
- - . ~ - - aApse = I've
soBek = 0usm 00ev.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24


oun1av 0ssuA ~.
led Sesa spsnt . - 1avs = sasUssa
last week.
Mrs. Rav s,.as osve . parV ~
Usek whisA - ~ seAse1sA
Mrs. Saasa 81 GAiAluua hsxs -
" with ~ 0vipps - - vssk.
11rs. Lseea aAev ~ - oislutuns
- bsesk . aaoss vAiss osviaG ~
pinao.
Edwssd Cha vss ADsa sAis vay ~
Saturday. Ne y sxpscsiaG - wi1s
hsne IN . fsv aavs.
Nm. d. 4. msasA tssA ~ ys0gssl
Asnghtss, nsssie - oolt1a ooAusday
- be spsssAsd - - sppsa1isieis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
D01Ill4 oElllE1 uITl
3E n n W 2u
0satsUas 1u1sgpgioe:-

Dsstss0 bu1sspeise:-
n bsttss fssa ~ As.essse crssm-
~ 49, . sssse - n coaoercisl
psiwes - - ksrsA~sse nsisy frs1scts
~ ~ - 1psksse. WssAiagtsa .
~ wsses - esniag within two
psi.es = - hiGAsst psist givsa 10
~ - - Csass11. oFusoesiss. and
Csasss1s ~ wiGA WssAiAgssa Sse he
hi0Asst ssssiag se,As ssVsSsssasd = tAe
~. Al q - Wssasn Aaps esssm-
ss6ss Wsse e1sss tsges1se N - seseinQ.
H. ISvsens1 eFsa0ssy - . sssse Of
- - hgAsst q - CsasrsAs scorer.
nAsRe wsss - clssnssiss rspsssssaed
u - esuAssA
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
49, Ias vs1uus

n Cslseuds Tax Csmoissisa - N
GeFUctsd tAe vaeious assssssss ~ SAe
os,lswinG ''svssa0s ainiunsn vsAuss"
- ~ lsWsst ~ vill - ossspAs1
~ eny esunty - yser: Rsn0e co.
- H.se; mica eswa. -; 49,. -;
ossss. 80; nnlss. e1s0; vsAicass, ~;
os1sasAilss, oSee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
0lDlulD

N~0oDAa0Q1D CusUunuunDuuD
Suss1sv nsssA -
sssS , a0idS 6aaessssis0 ~.
us nssy nirssa y sisisiag - -
Ussk-
q. bu1sisk's Ansee - . 1uR -
assss ssd ~ ssVsst ossd tias.
O. seesun1 e ~ - - anneumu
Ass eisssd ~ tOe DsueAA
nr. 81 ~. Us1ah Rssssls - =
Gsnnissa ~ Anvs shis vssk.
Ssvsssl - - Sauiaiss - lnn~inu
hsse - oesuuue q - si0so
rAs 49, - - - - esa0 -
- toe Ussks. n nail b snsuisd
fpuo Ds,lasd's - euss.
Tsn kssouA, - etssk q - -
~, ~ oss1av 1R nsaA Csaonhn,
- ssssut sinilas pesisiea.
0io Usssses Rs,ssa srtususd = ~
hsoe n Cesslsssa Friday, fssa No
rssk vAsss ~ has bssa lsoeuins -
sai,,inssy tssAs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

n esuuAsS sae1sySd ~ Ansssss
11aas10 - sunAsr - Gnesle Il I'll
=. sunsADsa. Wsss Usskiag 81 q 1s,a
- w0sk. 4. Z. 0osvsns ssvs ~
osu1s6 - Qsas - - - ~ q -,
~ - ngu1e huDe ~ - - HAht
- - = un1ssiosa 0ADose - ~
- - - -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

nseAs wsrs - - ~ rriAay sAaA
mn 1esy Alissa eaoe srsa CastIe-
- - trsia. - rsoaissd ssvssol Aays
visiting f6saAA, - pasasues trips fFsa
Uppsr Ohio sre rsee auFing IL wistse
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

EncAeaGe- H. Grssa bsiag . tall.
hss1ssne tsssae. says - Arksnses
pepss. "wss hee1ss1ely essss1
n A.rk blss bsss1olssA fsh 1Rsss vieA
beseeAsl vsse - eAsesleAe bssUA
sAses" Cssst Jupitsei Ne nsst heve
Issks1 kke bsor ct.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

C. z Elist, Delaa busi.sss ~, vss
e1scuAatinG IN cor perss FriAay I'D
0nasF1ay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

mss. Frsaess kaG - hasAsss vnieag
Ass moshes. ~. esssss. - UisAss, -
tuned vieA ~ sws shih1Bsa - sAsa
Asne in lduhs fussAaV osgui.g.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
COUNTY NEWS NJ BRIEF
"a

w~~<NnDnm 0uDuA
Sussius. 0sssh -
%. SQuis was - 1Bvo - -
SnsUdns.
usa .. = ns<g vsu1 - Gu1D
Hss1nS. sssusuaG sext ~.
nud &pDss ao~sd ~ 1nnilU - No.
O. oseAnv. UAsss - - uu1k
- c. CA .@ - - No.
- Usdnssdne, - Uuus - 60
- 60 - q 90 hanis1 = . -
= - susaG, - hasasd - vulnan
ominU ~ Co. C61s - - -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

-. - nsu0 = - O.
n.ua0 ~ 6wDss = - $685. =
AunhsunDA ~ eh.6 - 49,
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

A nuuhss = hsv 1sisub Usss issia-
- to bisthdag pnsev ~ Csl ~ ue-
kss, sssssaay - OsusalU s.jvss ~
a1sernooa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24
0u1iD q ou1uaQaius e Co. -

- y 49, - - -
Neties y AaseAg given thst nssusaiag DsnAu
a The to1eas u oeaaisoa, Stats II Colgsaao
9ssies .. ee0bss0d - - Y isoAasive. tar o.
fhsosoe1 Dulless 6eeh and sssiss y. nauAsssd
- ~ = ioslasive eor tAae Th0uoanl D.1lars sscA
al hsoranG Asts, Novess6sv l5eh. isoe. Wil u
HOA.
Aesss .Apsil Nh, lsss sssh A.nas vii
sooss - hsoe i.teeest
D0tod masch nh, iese
3 q. PALmER, Csssty Tveesures
yisa y.sai.Ass oessA = isss
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

suesr psisss - - ~ sn1 =. =
ssssil ed - -. Ss.sstaa -
Dsdsct ele s9O0 -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

a-os.CAa@GnuD OuDmnnun0
0aAn0, ussuA n
lexs Su@@snD - - uunu1g .
0Bssnsd saes.
Chas 0s9B,1uD - . - uulauv
- xee6 euun1iag eoaat..
Ssck FAUus - Essd Essaaa
Usus to CssAsdsnl suausdhy = AsH -
C. Hswsrd hsun4
na~s 49, Suma-sm0ounisd -
si.ssr. - - euak Asna - -
ui6t hess - . 0nuaA
q B uD1mn aasins1 - nsvk-
~ Fr'dnv - = uiniaing - 1nauhAss,
-. Frsnk nun - 49,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-03-24

Alert nl1.1nund suangDd lsuu
0spser ysssna1nU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
MORNING
CALL DOESN'T
ANNOY F|RtMEN
1t Comes From the Brewery
and the Company Dashes
%Joyfully to the Rescue; Beer
Production Unchecked.

Now and then the fircm,n get "a call
ia the middle of the night that arouses
them to real enthusiasm. On" came" in
this morning II was $3.50 10y the bond
quarter. clock when the clnng of the
alarm pulled the men out Of bed.
aus the brewery yelled the man
NJ the telephone.
"1h, brrwors!' echoed tn, rest of
the men In "a galvanized gasp They
broke records iH getting on the engine
and under way. 9Th" brewery To
the rescue Hurry
Aud hurry they did. They got 10 the
Southw ostcrn Brewery IN something less
than NO time ~ I'LL, and in even less
time than that they were NJ work say.
ing the only plant in town that produces
beer.
II wasn't u hard job. sparks from
the chimney hui Sc, the roof nfirc. but
the energetic and determined fire fight,
crs made short work of the blaze, Lit.
tie damage was done, aud the produc.
ton of beer went on entirely GHles.
turbed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
R L NEWSPAPER
SAYS UNITED STATES IS
VERY IMPERTINENT
my Evening Herald Leased wireI

London April 20 O- II D. M
Tho Berlin krcuz IoituuE indignant
discusses the fact that tho comment
81 the German press ou tho American
note are 'ourluusly onim. says Row.
tcis Amsterdam correspondent, wine
quotes the newspaper a. adding
This b. strange. because we good.
uaturod Germans can find 900 the ,.-
,ubuiarN ut uur language tu other 'N-
press ON bat .un,uuth IWpcrtu'u,e
tor the action ui q su-call'd uouir
state. which daros expect after twenty
months of Unprecedented onort and
success Ia make ms give zap 90, uu-'
dreaded Weapon ~, have In oar iiet'
against England
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
ECAN RESIGNS
As SECRETARY
Of TRADE CLUB
To Become Manager of Elks'
House the First of the
Month; Wiley to Take Over
Secretarial Work.

announcement, was mulr TODAY OF the
resignation ut Thomas \ iguu a, see
rrinry of the Commercial club. Hr viii
give up the office Monday 10 become
mauugpr of the Elks' club.
X. " Wiley. manager 81 The Com
myrripl club. viii take over the duties
of secretary. u, wiil be- assisted by
II. u Mckee.
Nr tgau has been one ut the most
efficient secretaries BOO the history ut
the Commercial club, which has hnd
several notable Officials among It's see
uiarc.. Daring the three year. be- has
served h., took the lead an many move
mcnts resulting bon the advancement aud
development uf the city Personally. mo
SECRETARY Of the club has been more
populur than tgnn. aud his popularity
added to his ability has made him ON,
ui the best known men IN Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
American Line
To South Much
Strengthens
Strong Forces Of Infantry and
Cavalry Added TO Posts
Along Route Of ~Communica-
ton in Mexico.

..'..T,. ,n,r -, -.
'I''- 'h' N'"'...' ""' 90 '''"''''
alton DO N,N... "o HD.Is -'ruu
reinforced % u.. both che lnif'
try and tf1lr' IrH Two Duulnf..
ul infantry uur' q from Tho hH'.
Door. "lr.. f.la prep1rr'Nf. Cd.
.ru--iur th. t.r. while u'1rl. n
thousand ,l.Iir.. "u wh. '.'' '.
IuWnus "N'-t'.l.. afternoon HI.l
camp SEQ Gibson uo ranch fI.r,..
miles west -lHrt'. ffVr dN UItHI 1000
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
GERMAN REPLY TO
AMERICAN NOTE TO
BE FORWARDED SOON

London April 1H - 70 y m
Tho Brrliucr T~aghlatt says that
Gc muuy's reply tu the latest
American note has been y"mpl''-
cd and viii he delivered a. tho
beginning Of next week according
To- u dispatch from ,opcuhagcn
To the EN,haug, TELEGRAPH com
pduN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29

they stretch without undue pain. there 10 an
ny taking away the bun den u leaving all IN
just natural conditions.
There IL In mothers Friend the direct
and immediate help that all eSpcctant moth.
crs require. Used by their avn hand. guided
blessed relief from morning sickness result
Ing from undue stretching. They cxpesience
daily calm and nightly rest. II IL indeed
Mothers Friend" Get a hnttle to-day of
any druggist. Then write Bradheld Regulator
Co. 80 Lamar niis., Atlanta, 0a., for one
N the INST entertaining and valuable little
l.ok4 ever presented. II Is worth writing
fuI,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29

what greatness may 'd
acquired when ho
grows W.. And any
influence that brings
relief 10 the eSpcctant
mother Is the first and
greatest Of obligations.
There IL a splendid
remedy kn o wn as
Mothers Friend that
has been q safeguard.
a helpful daily ildu.
cncc, to n host Of
women. Applied extcr-
nally Ia the muscles
they become plant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
} Only Fifty Members Will Be Admit

~ YOU COME EARLY ENOUGH YOU cav Join this hub by maua
an initial payment Of TWENTY FIVE CENTS That entities yp to-
have the New WHITE" ROTARY SEWING MACHINE ,,u w
your home aud you can pay the balance on this ueS mithol Hty
Payment Plan w .uovu IN the Table Of Easy Payments appearing
below. There wI Ic uo preference shown. uo memberships held open
THOSE WHO CONE FIRST WILL BIZ ENTERED FIRST.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
lFtnnigin Ftloaoey

No mon liver loved q woman
thruly afther he found she de-
msnded ut Nv i'm. Love that amt
voluntary Amt love; though an
honest man. mind ~, will be thrus
4 10 wife whether he loves 'er or
not.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
Today And 4
e0norati0n Hence

The flight Of time makes Us think Of
the future. Tho baby Of today reflects
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29

Tie gazed enrap'ured on nor race,
Which had her " complexion
on II.
She was a dream OF witching grace.
A dainty little human sonnet.
He said "You sure look good to
me-
Would that | might thus always
gaze
Upon the vision now ! sec
II would so happily my days
Tho girl expoctantly gave car
To what this ardent lover said
She whispered. and he stopped TO
hear:
"shop early. STR tho maiden
said!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29

THE WHITE PROGRESSIVE CLUB Is without any reservation the
most simple, scientific and easuc. Easy Payment Method that has
eve been planned anywhere T. offers the purchaser every element
of safety, convenience and satisfaction. Instead OF the usual interest
bearing payments this new method allows You a TEN CENT premium
refund on every final payment maze IN advance OF the time u O. due
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
PRESIDENT ASKED TO
PRESS FOR RETRIEVE OF
CONDEMNED BANDITS

Santa fc. y N Apr,l 90 y t,."
gram was sent from her. last nigh.
the president tp u1g, the g.t
Uruur tu r"prioNr the e.NtU \IlII-f
bandits condemned Co nBur ou Mas 90
fut murder 100 the columbus raid %
a. starr sentenced tu haus Npfl %
Tor the murd,r of ShorI'l stephens.
has taken an appeal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
This is the Table of Easy Payments

It VIZ lI WIS., 3d. VIZ an VIZ.
2Fc Doc Zoe 26c
5b Wk. 9th w. -b WI sch WI
6uc soc buc soc
uH Nt. lUiH WH ..'h V. iatu Wt
Zoe Toe TIc 7Ic
IH'b W.. IiI W. Ilth ~ lr'H WI
sl.00 $40 SlCO SlOO
18th w. 18th Na Iptb Wk .a'h VIZ
Si10 silO SilO NlO
.Is' WI 2.I Vs. ESD ~ gub VIZ.
Sl2O Sl2 sligo $50
.ltL W.. gGtb W. a1th VIZ. .,th w.
$50 $50 $50 $3.50
.rt Wk. 3pth We list WI. 2d vs.
$40 81 80 SiiU SlaO
.rl w itb NJ .5th W. Hitb WI.
sl5C SlGo $3.50 Si.5O
Saith ~. .~.t vi. seth W. iutb vi
Sl6o Slfp SlGO ST. go
jl-' W.. laI Nt ii ~ ittU W.
$40 Sl7g $40 Sl70
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29

~ An addCl feature OF the
White Progressive CLUB o.
The opportunity 10 earn
Premium Refunds Pay ans final pay
mont IN advance and earn TEN CENTS
Pay them all IN advance and ave "a a.
The Harrison times., 1916-09-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

For many years the Times has been
accepting subscriptions at the rate of
s1.00 per year, but beginning with
November /, the regular rate of $3.50
will prevail This is made necessary
by the increased cost of production.
Paper on which the Times is print
ed is now costing more than twice
what it formerly did, and the price
is still going up and no one can pre-
dict what the end will be. There is
a scarcity of paper throughout the
country as a result of the European
war stopping importation of raw ma
terials, and it frequently happens that
paper cannot be had when wanted at
any price.
The larger daily newspapers, in or
der to meet the situation, have found
il necessary not only to raise their
subscription price but to cut down the
number of pages also. Not only pa
per, but ink, type, and in fact every
thing used in the printing business,
has advanced in price to the point
where the very existence of smaller
newspapers with limited circulation
is threatened. In order to meet this
increased cost of production it is nee
essary to charge $3.50 per year for
the paper However, in order that all
may have ample opportunity to re-
new at the S1.00 rate the date for
putting the $3.50 rate into effect has
been set for November /. This is eight
weeks notice, and certainly shows
that We want to be fair to all our
subscribers.
= On and after November /, no sub
scriptions will be received at less
than $3.50 per year but until that
time, subscribers will have the priv
ilege of paying in advance as far as
they wish at the $100 rate.
PUBLISHER.
The Harrison times., 1916-09-16
A GOOD ROAD BUILDING LAW.

The proposed Constitutional Amend
ment No. IA, has no Objectionable
features, and engineers, lawyers and
road builders have pronounced it flaw
less after a careful examination. They
state it is a panacea for road improve
ment ills.
This amendment merely gives the
counties an opportunity at special or
regular elections, to decide whether
or not they will vote three mill tax
for a period of two years, for period
of any number of years up to thirty,
or no tax at all. There is nothing
compulsory about the amendment. The
voter has first and last say, and if a
majority does not want it, it cannot be
forced upon them.
Every county in the state now votes
a three mill tax for two years. This
money is spent upon the roads of the
county, but with the exception of
two or three of the largest counties,
no permanent work can be done. The
amendment provides that the coun-
ties may vote the tax for period Of
thirty years, or less years. Two year
bonds could not be issued but thirty,
or even ten or twenty year bonds,
would be much in demand This
would give a large sum for building
permanent roads.
The maintenance Of roads thus
built would be cared for by a reserve
fund, through free labor, and interest
on a sinking fund, if one should be
created. Dirt roads, which could not
be permanently improved, would be
cared for as they are now by the free
labor system,
The only change brought about by
the proposed amendment is that il
would give counties Of the state per
manent highways, which today have
none, and never will under the pres
ent plan of voting a two.year tax.