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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-10
BY VIM. p. simms.

Imperial Headquarters, Russian
Army, Sept, 9,--Germany must send
four hundred thousand men to the
aid OF the demoralized Austrians. II
she hopes to stiffen their resistance,
General Michael Alexieff. chief OF stan
OF Gar Nicholas lis armies, told the
United Press today,
Furthermore, German troops must
provide the driving power II General
Won Hindenburg attempts the great
eastern offensive talked about in Ber-
lin. The Austro-German can not
cocnt upon the Turks for substantial
aid, said the man who directs the
movements OF Russia's millions Of
troops, The Turks can send no more
than 10000 men to support their
Teutonic allies,
Alexieff received me In small,
plainly furnished office adjoining the
headquarters OF Czar Nicholas. A flat
top desk, a few chairs and maps were
the only furnishings, The general
sat behind the desk like an American
business man, He resembles much
tho pictures Of Rudyafd Kipling His
hair is beginning to turn white over
the temples, The long ends OF his
white moustache turn up, slightly
above the fighting jaw, His eyes
are deeply set, small, grey and pierre
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-10
TURK TROOPS
COME TOAD
GERMANS
Ottoman Empire Sends Sol
diers to Rescue Of Teutons
in Calicia and Stops Ad-
vance Of the Russians

London, Sept. 9.--~Turkish troops
nave come TO the rescue of the hard
pressed Germans In GalicIa and have
checked the Russian advance on the
fortified city OF Halitz. The German
war ONCE announced this afternoon
that the Turks have driven back the
Slays. taking 900 prisoners.
The Russian war ofiice reports the
Turks and Germans violently counter
attacking to save Halits from capture,
This Ia the second time since the Rus
SLAMS began closing In about Lem
berg that the advance on the GalIclan
capital was stopped by tho Turks,
Several weeks ago Turkish reinforce
ments halted drive on LcmberR
from the east.
on the western front The French
carried German position south OF
the Somme aud the British captured
a wood north OF che river In last
nights fightlng, The Official reports
however. supported the German claim
that the allies infantry attacks have
grown less violent In the last "a
hours.
The German Bulgarian offensive In
Roumanla apparently is slackenInr
under more stubborn Russian
Roumanlan resistance Neither the
German nor Bulgarian war Offices
claimed any important gains today
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-10
GERMANY MUST SEND AID To THE
RELIEF OF DEMORAL|zED AUSTRIA

Ing He wears silver-rimmed spec
tacles, In conversing he habitually
pencils lines. as II drawing rivers and
roads, sketching in arrows, showing
the direction OF attacks.
| asked him II he credited the re-
port OF an Austro- German Turkish
combined offensive against Russia.
Despite the encircling ring of the
allies and the continual pressure they
are exerting on all sides, l would
hesitate to say that such an offensive
is impossible" he replied. "The big
gest mistake a general can make is
to underestimate the enemy. Should
such an offensive develop, It will be
for us to beat Il. This, am most
confident, the Russian army can do.
"on July l6, the Germans started
a counter-offensive on the Lipa. II
failed. Future oifensives stand 10
meet the same fate. | will not say
that the Austrian armies on our front
have been crushed. They are. how
ever, badly demoralized, The Ger
mans have filled in the gaps with
twenty divisions, thus Affecting =
stiifening, but the Austrians are still
disorganized, From the Turks not
more than two divisions are available
FOR the Russian front, so II the COM
blned offensive comes, the Germans
must carry the principal burden.
"The Russians have shown what
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-10
SCHOOL DAYS
COMMENCE
MONDAY
Enrolment in High School
and Wards viii Be Large
and Exceptionally Strong
Teaching Corps Employed

Monday morning the clang OF the
bells will toll out the end OF vacation
time for the boys and girls OF Grants
Pass. and another school year will
have been commenced. Thursday and
Friday the high school was open for
enrolment Of students. and many
availed themselves of the opportunity
to have their names duly inscribed in
the official registry.
An especially strong corps OF
teachers has been brought together
for the coming term, and there is
every promise of the most successful
year in the history of the district.
The teachers, and the subjects and
grades which they will teach, are as
follows:
High School
Daniel Hull (superintendent).
chemistry.
H. H. Wardrip tprincipal), manual
training and teachers training.
w. e. Millikin, history and ath-
letics.
"a. Dawkins. commercial.
NJ. e. Miller. science and athletics.
A. C. Archbold, manual training
and orchestra.
Marian White. English.
Gladys Penn. domestic science and
art.
Katherine Bridges. Latin and Eng
lish.
Juanita Parker. English and Ger
man.
Muriel Turner, mathematics.
Gladys Cox, supervisor Of music
and drawing.
Central School
Blanche Crane (principal), eighth
A.
Sue Cook, eighth B.
Cora Smith. seventh A.
Vera Kellems, seventh B.
Mollie Belding, first A and first B.
Riverside School
Kathryn Ryan (principal). sixth A.
Jeanette Cramer. sixth B and
fifth A.
Blanche Dickinson, fifth B and
fourth A.
Marietta Martin, fourth B.
Orc Wilson, third A and third B.
Beatrice Webb. second A and sec
ond B.
Winnie Pettibone, first A and first
D. "a
East School
Nellie Woodward (principaD, sixth
A.
Grace Green. sixth B and fifth A.
Grace Abrecht. nth B.
Louise Henry. fourth A and fourth
iB.
Catherine Campbell, third A.
Elsie Cook. third b.
Mae Motley. first and second.
Fourth Ward School
Ruby Best. first A and frst b.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-10
FINANCIAL DEPRESSION
IN CENTRAL AMERICA

Los Angeles, Sept. 9.--All Central
American republics are In the throes
OF an unprecedented financial depres-
sion as a result OF tho European war,
according to Daniel Fortin, president
OF the Banco Commercio de Hon
duras, who arrived here today,
"'rhe present IL the time for Amer
lean capitalists to invest In Hon
duran securities" Fortin declared.
"very few concessions but what can
be obtained"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-10
TURKS CAPTURE 1000
OF CZAR'S SOLDIERS

Berlin. Sept. 9.---The Russians
have been driven back east OF Halltz
by heavy counter-attacks after pene-
trating German trenches. II was off,
cially announced today The Turks
drove back the cars troops, taking
1000 prisoners.
Northwest OF Mount Kapul. In the
eastern Carpathians. Austro-Gei1nan
lines yielded under Russian pressure,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-10

Sacramento-The average life Of
Californians has increased three years
since 1911. the state board Of health
announced, In 1911 1t was 4S.S
years and in 1915 1t was SIS.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-10

New York-Charles Rodin, an ex-
pugilist. Is suing his sister-in-law be-
cause she punched him in the eye.
The lady admits putting over the
'k.o." blow.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13
Willis E. Reed
EemDfrnfiiGer 3anbibat
fur QlttDrneb General
BON Nebrnsfa.

Serr Meeb fat burdl feline 8e.
E1mpfuHg bes 9ntea. Eatenfs ben
Gf~enersablerH nDn Nebrasfa iiber
$4,000 mn itaatIidlen &riiden.
aortrafteH seipart.
Gr fat fir ben Sdn[fonS aber
100000 eriuprbcn, inDem Il BEL.
len SHtertien in Grbid)aftsfdIeu CT.
fDIgreid bertrat.
Gr berbin6erte bic Giienbabnen
nit Mnsnnbmr bon 5mei, lire 8ai-
IasiersHaten aaf mebr aIs stuei
Gents per Meilc 5n erb0hen.
st bat 6IIe Giirnbabnen tn If
rem geltreben befampft, i'm ltaatli.
d)en, iufuie Inn siuiidenitaatLiden
@frtebr iBre 6radDtrnteu 81 erbS-
len.
st bat meittragenSe Sdritte mn.
terHpmmen, nm ben 8anfs9 nrautie.
U0nb Ill idDiiben. 3as Gbergeriht
bdt iein &Oraeben Oard) eiuitimmi-
ge GmfjdaiOnRa beitatigt. Dies ge-
reidjt febem 8anf- 1eppiitur I'M
Gfaate sltru 8Orteil.
Jn Strafuerfabren ieings 9epar-
feflents iulroe nit Iold]em RAD
bruf uno Wenanigfeit Durgeganaen,
baF fsin eiu5i9er 6aa BON gebsn-
ting nmseitoheH mnrbe nnS fem
EAnlDigrr entfummen iii.
aorporationem mnr0en gestunn.
gen, meitere A6gabem 81 besabIen,
ME oies ppm @eiet Oorseidriebes
men.
Gr pibmeie fat ieins game 3eit
Den @nidten Ieines amtes, obiuo6I
bic Substitution has nidJt Derlangt.
8sr ietne Amtstatisfeit fir gut
Eeiinhet mnD anerfennt, fpI[te fir
Esiais 9. HssS fir Attprnsb Gene
ral itintmen.
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Ntur nod 6 Gage fiir ben groBen
Mntomobil 6onteit 0er Sribiire!
Vile a~onteHanten fna eifrig btmibt, bic ibnen nod b~erbIeibenSt 8
mad bthem 6rdften a%us5unitn!
goaoa aus songas eonntp, geo, 4snts ulsoer an Der sytss

Guberfter @i6tigfeit, oaB ct iid)
BON Jet Bis gum SdIuB %ouTtrenat,
6os iid eeitedte 8ieI az erreiden.
Selblt Die bisherieen Giibrer I'M
RonteIt f0nnen oii6 uid)t cine Ninu.
te beridlmen, oenn eitige RieOrig.
ItebeuOe maiden energiIde @erfl-
DIE, m Die b0dite Neibe 8n fom.
men, un0 ucberroidltleen iino aus
Siciern @riinoe nidt aisgeifloiIen.
&ierir Iiegt Der @rrno, Dab aid
Der groBte goriprung feinetu 9On.
teitanten cine obiOIute Sider1eit 0es
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aiir nod feds Goge berblefben
fir ben grcBeu AutomobiI- aonteit
Ger sS6glidlen Omaha Eribiine~
uuo Is lit Ieidjt besreiflid, naB ollie
aontcitouten eifrig bpnilbt ituO.
oieie turSe 6riit ii1 nod poIIen
ar1ften 8inuse Su mnden. Cine
s~inebnen0e Slut non Gtimmeit lit
oesbalb tdglid Su ariportett, unD
cos Sittereiic miro NIT ieoen Gage
inteniiper m2r0er. @s lit 0esbdIb
fir ieoen aontet1nten, Der ben gro
ben Hreig 81 aetpinnen bolt BON
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13
WniierbHd fur ale aritm usn SdfeI.
eYbeiten.

BUD gar. 2 ME nnten ga5eigt emf.
hdIt Anneiiiingen rnO neiieIte Mn.
Iter fir geb1feIte GinI1se uno Sri.
ten. ahbiIOungen FLAIR ur6 oeutIih,
uno ieoer Bnoen 1T su ieben. Sic
f0nnen nitt febIeeben in auferti.
orng biefer eeinmndnoIIen Spiten
unb Giuf1te ME man ffe eebrauhi
fir Gnidenfii6rr, @orbdnge. Gef.
den uiO sscds. SeDes Bud 1T fir
iih Elm @nnSes. uno fein Mufter
siDein1L ent6nItpn Seine 6rall
iclte obne oieie Slider lein.
BIZ belteaen 5n ii cts. BRO 9um
eurd Omaha Eri5iine, 1911 9owdr6
Ctr Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13

Sieges aeben fam. gaur tucr Bis aitt
.Ieeten Mlimlte oes aonteItes il Der
glrbeit npsbnrrt, bat beredtigte
S%offnlneerb Den enogiItisen Sieg
ali erringer. gebarrIinfeit fiibri
aud bier altn 8ieI, ons mub I'M.
mcr berborgebcben iperoen.
@otteitont Senrp 8onof ans
Douglas gountD lit beute an Der
spite; Der oipeitbofTte 1T 81. s.
DuitsmonM aus Gage @onntD
g2eb., urS Der brittle i'm @iinoe 5a-
cob grunmeier, aus 9op0 Gonrtp
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13
|Mangel an Strate0ie
in 8un0eS. J1larine!
abmiral Gisfe ertldrt ansbiIOnns
fir nn5nlGHslidJ; SenGt gebt
eescn Daniels pur.

I1l6ingtorL 13. april. 8cr
Der Glcttenligo oes 2anoeS ipiirOe
geitern elm Artife[ BON Renr aonri-
raj gra1leD q. Jisfe ~prrleieib in
Incident Dieier crtl1rt, bob Die
ariegsffotte Der Ser. Stnnten IN
.be3ug nuf @trotegfe iebr maneeIbofi
ait$gebiloet iei. Die in Der oeutlfen
Nnrine nngetuurtoteu Itrateeiihen
NietboOen ieien nnpergleihIi6 better
als 0~ieienigen Der amerifofiifetl
Jlotte, melhe fir a~riegs3eiten nidt
Die n0tige 0orbilouug g6ben. Gies
fomme baber, neil Die 2eitlng Der
@unoesnnriue nbioIut feline lpgildeu
SDiteme ODER Mletbooen befolge, mob.
reno in % eutihlan0 alles gellnu Dor.
beooft mer0e.
gngldnOs 5lotte iei MIR 0ltrd)
4rperDuHG griinoIiGer Metbohen
oas ~gelDoroell mas ie geBenu1rtig
lit, uno bnbe MIR 1aoltrh England
CUR 8eberriderin 6er Mleere geinuAt.
Die Ser. Stantcn ieien Dos Elm,
5ige 2ano, in Incident Der &ongreB
nllein b%eltinnie, tptepieL Shtffe er.
bout iuerOen miiBtens uio mie groB
oas &eriond[ Der 5Iotte iein miiiie.
Die pom 6lotteniefretdr uito ein5els
men 6lottenoffi5teren cin9ebolten ct.
funoieungen ieieit meiit mir cine
6ormlade ltfl0 miir0en ielbit bon ben
WiitgIieDern bes 6lotteHfonitees rift
ernit gelonlntetl.
Semat sebt sesen Daniels bar.
@aibingtoll, 10. @pril. Die
aontroDerie uno Gpnniulg 5tpiiHer
5Iotfeniefretar Daniels un0 Reor.
Aonfiral 6iste gelangte getern In Elm
fielies St1oiul1, ais Der Setlnt nbne
ieoe 0istuiIion eiflen 8eihluB &c
motors 2oOge orrlo1nL Sefret1r Gn.
liels aufsufor6err, Die an IA. go.
peinber 1914 BON aoutiral 6isfe an
i'm geridteten @riefe Dem Sennt Dor.
3ulegen. Gillem gleiden @erlangell
0es 6lottenfoniitees bes Sauies bate
Sefretdr 9oniels ieiner 3eit einfoh
ltidt 5olge geIeiltet. SIT ben betref
8riefen botte Aomiral 6isfe
5lotteniefretar bic mangeIbnfte
9lusriiitung mo lllibereitidoft Der.
glarine Dor g@gen gefitbrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13
Senator 9ildCO6's
Re0etOur IL Jle6rasRa!

@uhbesieaator Sitdeod befinOet
iid] off Der Seiufreiie bon @aib.
iligtolt. Inn enoe Der ISOLDE III foE-
geuoen Grten aompogne.gieOen gu
boIten:
Soitiuas, 9onaerstog obeuo, ben
10. IpriI;
2incolm 5rcitng obetlo, ben il.
IpriI,
gorf, gomstng obellO. ben IS.
april;
aurorn, Snuist0s obeno, Sen
10. april.
@DffentIih mer0en iidl iii ben be.
trcffel0eh Crtesi and bic 9eittifeii
3oblreiht %einfinoen, hin ben shorten
oieies Gteunoes tDabrer NeiitraLitdt
unO Dnbren 5reiiinns 5u Ian.
ihen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13
a6tung!
Sarntpnit, Berlin

Ter gereia 9orinonie, in Berlin,
Deb, balt 5omstng nndlnittaa INN
9 llbr III Berlin cine ipid)fige
9criamHIun9 ob. mo5t 1ae Miit.
aIic0ef eingaln0cn iinO. Wid)tige
5rogen fonfnlerr sur 9eIpredlillla,
nnb Ser Sdcob SAND ans Gnadbo
miro cine Ge0e nber Die poIitiiten
Iagesfrasen 6aIten. Sic 7eiitider
I'M aagcmeillcn iollten iid CUR Ser.
oon8ablig einiiit6en.
9entider gerein, Saaam, @cb.
am Samstag, ben Is. april, bait
Der 6aIlom Geuti6e gcrein ieine
monotIihe 8eriamuIung in Der
5~ta6tbaae sii @aaant nadntittags
i'm 3 llbr CD.
E1mtIife MitglieOer iino 0rin.
gen0 gc6etpn. iid 0arar 5u beteili.
Gen, on 5realno @uitap 9eihorner
zine Neoe SD balten beriprof)eu bat,
I6er bic beoorltebenoe grim0rmu6I.
s. q. Geberin. Seftr.
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Msb Gates goabier

9Syest OH 8opf ut6 tit GInIden su
baden. SniIen Sic fih u~nbebinst
cine aite Oieies foltIi6en graug
beimienOen. @or0rtiert fniif Monote
alt. Bm. S. sIuobooo, Snlis- Der.
iono. 0ouglos 222.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13

Senrh VO0ad, 9pnaIns So. ,392,100
g. 3. Snitsman, Sage So. ....... .39f 900
Sacpb grnnmeier, gugS So ........ .3S3,60O
q. j. 8eidoruer, 9aueaiter So. ..... .51~tVVv
&. &. gnntemeber, sbaSer Co.. .367,1O0
s. 9th, Sr., @raiuForb So, Ga. ~. 100000
IS. Saaif, Goles So, Sl. 1868, 900
cSpbannes Meber, Mcroer So, ~. Gaf. .352,300
@. g. gSeibel, Sac So, Soma $500. .347,000
81. 8erfSdneiber, Gbadamas 60, Ore ~, 1000
Seinr. Sorssns, Sripp So, g. g.. .112,S00
8iaie aird6off, Smith Co., SAM -. 10000
Bm. Nseger, 8latte So. $4,000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13
H. P. SUBWAY
glepnblifaniider aaabiOnt fiir
Vize-G~ ouverneur

s5drmt N W0tefiel0, Nebr., 81
Sobre.
Sect Gfoatslelotor, 5. Germin.
a1tor oes SbumpaD- @eleseS
Stoatsbilfe fir 56ulet Die 2on0.
iuirtihaft, 6nnofuerfe itno b1nsIiGe
@ilienl9oft lebren. Gtinntie ond)
fiir ben oertiden uuterri9t In ben
SdlIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13

Cmabns Speed Sing Char.
les Snuie, bat onf feline Mlaifins
cinei neuen aorper banen lniien
IND sDirO in ben ndditen Eogen Sic
9mabn Mofor Boli3ei in aufrnbr
Ipten. Ole Wcrbeiieruug ipur0e bon
0oger & granot ben Omaha Al.
to Ginners~ porgeipruilcgl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13

~. Gambler, glatte 81. $4,000
Saeob Giet, 8artou So, Saul $4,000
9aul genner, Waae So 1900
Senrn Miira. BUILDER 60, Solo $4,000
Nina. Ueu6t, Gclunrb So .32,200
Trsb. 30. 1enbt, Waribal So, SAM $4,000
Gen. 6srser, goIf So, Sa. $4,000
MurauSus aamps, Glan 81. $4,000
Sttp Bonner, Gnor So $4,000
4. q. Mpt6, Gtotts gInff So $4,000
Ssarub gierIad, Naarion So, Greg 1900
Wis Gu,ma queStte, yals g., Ser. $1,000
n. 9ittmaau, 9iron Go. ......... 10000
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Nss satss ssabisr

Sest an 8abf uuO in 6lofdlen gu
2oiicn gil Iih p~llbeoinef
enc Site 0ieics fojtlihen 9rdits
b~einjeuoen. @drantiert iHnf Mlounte
alt. Mm. $. SipoboSd. Sans Ser.
idno. Douglas 222
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Cndba, gseb., 70. s[priI 1915.
Merfer TeIcantl
Gle regelmdBigp @~erfnmmluns
bes Crtsperbnnocg Snabo fir6et
Ereitog oben6. ben IA. MpriI, I'm
Dentidrn @nils itntt. @ihtise @e-
ihGfte Iieaen 5iir GrIeoigung Dor,
irn0 lit DcsbaEb Die Aniueieubeit al.
Ter Geleqoten o~rirtaen6 eriUiinift.
Mitt Grub.
aiis. 8. spett, Gefretdr.
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A'ilf Diela Atoficn ihEoB Gegrlt
@ahsp ielle oeaiguoias Nebs
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Yer. Staten Senator

@OunerDelsr slI0rid utr0 inter
|tiist bon ben alaiien ieiner @artei
suesen BET b~or8iigIiden Gienite Die
e 1ent 1oIfe esIeiltet Bat. Ct III
eseeu MiIifdramiis. CT miinIdt in
Gierite 0cs golfes sfl prrbIeibcu 81
fesasn 3iaerlt nub Hjdlt aus psfisn-
}.asz as4jfatAiez ssssinitiaang.
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mrgnbIiianiider northumberland
bat Fiis bic Meminetion FIR
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-10
A. @ WHITTIER.
EMLn Travelling AudIlnr.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals from general con
tractors win be received by The
Board of Directors Of the Now Mexico
insane Asylum, East Las Vegas, New
Mexico, August II, at 1000 O'Clock
q. M, for the furnishing OF all ma
tclials ana labor for the erection Of
a new stone and Brick, Fire proof
Kitchen ot the ASYLUM
Plans aud specifications will be on
file at the said Institution ON and
after July l2th, 1916, ana at the Of
flee u c. H. carr, Architect, at Ros-
we'll New Mexico.
All bidders should inspect the
premises aud local conditions before
filing their bids, and all proposals
must be accompanied by certified
check In the amount Of five
C5grD per cent OF their bid, sub
Jet TO the usual conditions, or
the Same viii br forfeited to
the said Institution II the successful
bidder nils 10 enter into contract
ana execute "a bond In the amount Of
fifty C5o',) per cent OF the contract
price within five t5l days after the
opening " the bids.
An checks viii DO returned 20 the
unsuccessful bidders, aud TO the sue
ccssful bidder when the bond huc been
properly executed and approved by
tuition v, G. DE pACA,
President noard ~ Directors. Fast
las vegas, New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-10
LEGAL NOTICES
Ns~-NSNsN~N~~-~N~N~-@-rN~~~S~--~'
Bids WANTED.

BIDS WANTED
office " State Travelling auditor, Santa
Fe n. NJ, August ], 1916
Notice Is hereby given that tho state
Travelling Auditor VIII receive sealed bids
FOR certain records aud books, tuoJs~
the following conditions viz:
T. IKE books and records t. be furnished
are as follows; For the offices OF the
county trcagurcrs and collectors Of the state
VI Sew Mexico &c cash journals 20 tax cash
records &C tax sale records 10 redemption
certificate receipt books, and l3,oo0 vouch
er envelopes. For the offices OF the county
clerks Of the state OF New Mexico, 20 war
rant and fund records &c fee records. p
civil duckcts ana % criminal dockets For
offices Of sherlffs Of the state Of New Mex
leo % fee and expense records.
Parties interested viii be furnished
complete samples aud instructions upon re-
quest.
g. Each party or corporation desiring to
hid Tor said records and books must do so
In a sealed envelope. addressed to the state
Travelling Auditor santa re. n, NJ, and
such envelope must be endorsed bid for
proposed new forms" Such bid must be
accompanied by a deposit. In form " bank
exchange, In the sum Of 100000. rs "A guar
autee that tho contract viii be properly
fulfilled
4. on Monday, August 20. 1915, the bids
~ received viii be opened. and the lowest
responsible bidder viii DE given the con-
tract for printing and delivering such rec
ords, Unsuccessful bidders viii, at that
tune, have their deposits returned
o. The successful bidder must at once
onier into a contract with the state travel
ing auditor, aur WhiCE contract viii specify
the binding character N paper. cite, ans .,
addition thereto, contain agreements sub
stautally as follows.
taD The contractor must complete the
printing OF the books and records by Oc-
tober 10, 1916. and same must be in the
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.


Chicago Aug g.-Fcverish excite
ment the equal Of which has not been
seen on change here since the first
outbreak of the European war re-
suited today i'm a nearly vertical rise
of 1l2,c a bushel for wheat PIac-
teal certainty appeared to have pcch
reached that both in the United states
and Canada crop losses this season
would be many million bushels great
pr than had been generally supposed
The market closed wild at 1914 to
I11Ac net advance, with Septembe
$1A4L to $t.44h and December
$I.i8 to $1.fS3s Corn gained % TO
.1aa to 2iac, and oats Is TO / to % G,
In provisions the outcome ranger
from Sc decline to upturns of 3Oc, not
withstanding that under ordinary con-
ditions a jump Of more than Genus
a bushcl over night would be deemed
unusual for wheat the market touay
leaned 8 cents in the first minute
after trading began. United states
government crop figures issued lhc
evening before Indicated that ddm,
age. especially in the Dakotas anu
Minnesota, had been minimlzed ny
trade authorities to surprising eA-
tent. .-o
Highest prices Of the DAY
reached in the wheat pit Just before
the close. The immediate incentive
for the latest bulge was word mat eN-
mort business amounting to l,oVO,oV'
bushels had been done, not counting
big foreign purchases of options on
future deliveries. The wonderful az
sorpt!on OF offerings late in me udy
whipsawed a number Of speculate Oh ;
who seemed TO have maneuNereu or
the mistaken theory that a sndi
downward reaction would take pIa1e
before the session came TO an emu
corn was chiefly affected BY the
bullish nature Of the government - G,ol'
strength from the action Of other
cereals -
Provisions averaged higher owing
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CoInnrniinns Admiited

'a0Ta Re, Aug. 9.-Thrce f0roig0
corporations were admitted to do bus
mess In the state by the corporation
commission today. The first two are
corporations of Arizona, the Western
Moilgage Co.. capitalized at 100000
WIN It's headquarters at Albuquerque
ana the Sacramento Mountain Lum-
ner Co, also capitalized at 100000
With headquarters at Alamogordo
iue third was the Socicdad Protection
Msuiua de Trabajadores Unidos OF
Antonito. Colo,
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FOR SALE

$2,750-5-room brick, modern, large
basement corner lot. highlands
close in; easy terms.
81, 500-Five-room frame, modern
glassed-in sleeping. porch, cellai
good outbuildings, fine shade and
fruit trees, lot 100X142; Fourth
ward
81 ,S00-Four- room frame, modern
shade and fruit trees chicken yard
garage North Eleventh street; fine
location,
$3,5O0-5-room, modern bungalow
stucco finish, lot so by 200, good
shade, garage, West Central avenue
81. 5o0-5-room frame, bath, etc, In
Highlands, close in; very easy
terms.
IS, 0O0-6-room brick, modern, Wss'
Silver avenue, cellar, good out
buildings
Many other bargains in improved
and unimproved property.