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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11
NOTICE TO GENERAL
CONTRACTORS.

J. the undersigned. as per iustrun-
tluus from the Honorable Suuid oi
l;osou's of The University of New
N"NI,u located at Albuquerque. Bcr.
utlIl" county. New Mexico. MIL re-
COW" bids or proposals for the orec-
ton ana completion Of "a chemistry
bulldlug ana a science building 10 hc
erected Zoo th" ubuN" said city. county
and STATE, BIDS VIII b." received sep
a~i';ol- uEc for the chemistry build
ing, ana one for the sciencosbuildiup.
and viii bo received by the under
signed up to noon. June %. 1915. nnd
each bid is TO be accompanied by a
certified check covering per cent o.
the amount of the bids. Cheek b. 90
be made payable 20 the treasurer Of
the above said board. for assuring
faithful bidding On the part of all
bidders, The said checks are tn hc
returned To their respective owners
on or before july H. 1916 The said
board expressly aud absolutely re-.
ser as ~" right Ia reject or accept
any cog All bids.
Plans ne specifications IAN be had
az the office ui Ia" uudcrsi gnod. room
20. Barnett building. Nlhuqucrauc. y.
NJ j. L. Ia pIilERE.
Supervising Architect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11
NOTICE or SALE,

whereas heretofore ~ the 18th law
OF July. 1909. Edwin H. Dunbar an I
Ella r. dunbar, his wife. os,cu''d
and delivered to willard : StuCklcr.
as trustee. their certain deed T.. Trust
To securc the payment Of 4 certain
promissory note for the sun OF 5000
payable to NJ n Muriatty on or be
fore five yeaks from the date thereof
and in and ~ SAID deed Of trust con
ycyed to said willard : Strlckicr as
trustee the following reaI cstat situ
ate In the county OF B%crnslIllo. y, N
'o-wit' Lots numbered eleven aud
twelve Ia block number t~w'uty-tu.r
@f the New Mexico Town Company
Original Townsite OF the CITY 81 AlhI-
qucrque, y NJ, as the said Iots and
block are known ana designated ur
the map or plat of said Original Town.
site nl'd ~ the Office 90! th" probate
clerk and oN-ofncio reC0fl.. fur said
B,rralI'o county. y NJ. on the euth
day Il December. 1859, and which
said deed Of trust was dIlY recorded
in book ~, u. 49,, Of tho records ul
trust deeds IN the county of |Hernalillo
aforesaid
And whereas said promissory no,g
Is past due ana unpaid and whereas
Il was provided in aud by said Iced OF
trus, that II the makers OF said decd
of trust should fan or refuse to pay
said debt according to the true tenor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11

and effect thereof then ..u deed .l
should remain 100 f.i,. ami ti.
said trustee or bis successes. 100 Trust
should ~ the request ul 'lo legal
holder 81 said note. proceed % sylI
tho ahoto-dcscrih'd prup,I' Ht the
front postotncc duuf ,u cine .Itt ut Al
uGluoruuc y NJ, for GOSH first Civ
iug twenty days public notes, Of the
time. terms and place o. .,'" ana OF
the property tu uc sold Dos advertise
.mcnt iu some newspaper pf.ut,i ana
published iu the city uf Albuquerque.
and upon such sale should execute aud
deliver "A deed IA tee stwpl. 81 the
property sold 90 the pure. sor anu
receive the proceeds % snif sale. auI
that any statement OF facts or recital
hy said trustee ia Relation 90 'ha non
payment of the money secured tu ue
paid. IA, dN~.its"U'ut, s,In .".'lU.
OF the money. and tho execution o.
the deed Go IA" purchaser should De
received as primn MDio evidence .
such fact iud lhIt such trustee, ,.'
ut the proceeds 90 such eiIn suuIfI
pay rr.t. the costs ara expenses .I
executing said trust. Including .cn#uu.
able attorneys fee. md suruIrusnuou
uf -. trustee for his srr ,ocs. and
next should apply tho proceeds o.,
manning over To- the payment Of 80 81
d,Ht and interest. and 60, remainder.
~ ans. go the said Wul.rH a. .I.i deed.
Of trust. And IL wHs farther provided
that 100 .nso ~ the removal q tusruH"
tom Sew Mexico OF tn slId trustee
then tine ~then-acilns sherir II the
count. q %r'ruul.'fu srNy'i Nv Uutl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11
NOTICES.

state OF Sew Mexico
state Corporation Commission OF New
Mexico.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
luitcd states ~ America,
state Of Sew McNico-ss.
II IL hereby certified. that the an
ncNod rs a tull. true and complete
transcript of the
CERTIFICATE or I~NCDRpDRA-
TtpN
uf
MAUSARD MILLING COMPANY
60 NiN6l
with the endorsements thereon. as
same appears on ME and of record IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11
<,u Nprl Metals

N'W Nurk Ma, % Copper firm
'I''truINt.. nearby nominal August
Iud later. t-N. s51 900 600.
Iron. steady ana unchanged.
Metal vNphuug, guut'S TIN. Jun.
spot, So. % iH2l.
~ London spot copper. ttl fu-
i'r's. tl35 oloctrulyti, ,i5i
Spot tiu. ll'N futures. lIH, lts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11
\..u York None,

Sew York. Muy 90 , M%crctntii,
paper. 80 per ,rut
sterling exchange sixty day bills.
50 ,2ig demand H,, l1-lt
Har SILVER. sac.
Mexican duIlars aNH-,.
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds. urm
Time loans, tirmrr. SO and 90 days.
per cent.
'tll money. easier ruling rate @
I.tI cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11

Denver. MAY Receipts
5000 head. market steady beef
steers. 81 00M 900. COWS and heifcrs.
SG.j0H so, rtockors and feeder.
> , 90 a $50, calves, SiO.o o 1900.
HogS-Ncccipts 100 head; mar
kot 10, higher top ts,5i bulk. 500
1855.
Shcop-Bcccirts 100 head market
strong lambs. $40 dlll5. "
=. 2t rN.Tu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11
New Work Lead and >pritcr.

Sew York NAV a. Tn" metal OK
.huure luutcs lead. t,.3oH $50. spoil
tar duii East 81 Louis delivery. 10
asked
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11
~ ,1p-eplI Livestock

II Joseph. No, May ti.-Hogs-
Receipts 5000 head; market steady
top. SsS5 bulk. SaG0m9So.
Cattle Receipts i.2Ou head. mar
kot higher. steers. s,.5OHs75: COW
W10.25.
Shcop-h"ceipts t,>uo head mar
ktt strong. lambs, SllUUM - go.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11

screen Wire. Ioultr, Wire. I,ahhii
wire. ia"h~, brlds aud >iapi,~. l'ri','.
are right Prompt, ~ai,~iactor, srr,.
zee.
VI nm N/I,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11

81. Louis Man Ill., uugs- Receipt
+ lou head market steady pigs and
liRhts. St.au1 % go, Rood heavy, $3.50
20 DE-. 90.
cattle. Receipts 1000 head mar
kct steady native beef steers, s. ln"
80, yebrliug steers and hcitcrS,
sN.50 s.1i. cows. s. 2iWSg5, stock
era. $4,000 so. native calves. SO 90 ~
10 20.
Shccp-Rcccipts 5000 head mar.
k.t higher. wcthors. .O0m ). 80,
nmbs. Sl0.00H ie.ou. spring lambs,
$40. uu "a 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11
FOR RENT--Houses.
IDNI.N<b~.

FOR Rant Completely furnished
new five room brick house SO ar
ranged that part can be sub let. COG
West Lead
FOR REST NuJ'ru cottage fur
u.shcd complete. Inquire spindle.
Hawkins store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11
MOTTO OF SUIT.


state %. N,N Mexico. Count, ct Ecr-
nPlllo. 100 the Distri.t court
Whi,ney Company. a corporation.
p,aintin
\ Harsch aud o. Hars,h. Defendants.
To . Harsuh, one of the above
named defend ITS
You are hereby notified that the
above named uliintin has commence
ed a SUIT AGAINST you ia the District
Court Of N"iu8. 10 County. Sew Me-
eco. Ia, "bjer of said action i~ the
recovery u' % .Idgmcut for SIN Hun
drcd Dollars 'Npeudcd d., IA, plain
TN Ina the Involvement OF certain
premiscs u fuu 1T, OF Albuquerque.
Count, Of I,ruililio. Sew Mexico.
designated l- I.'s and . in block O..
of Original T.vusito OF Albuquerque.
under ana ny rtue Of a written .uH.
tract made uH Hufsclt ana \ iiarsDh
dated JauuJ. -5th lsli. and you
are further n.. fled thai unless YOU
enter your tur trance ON cor h,tur,
the 2ith OF l... 1915. judgment v
be- rendered u aid cause against sou
hN default.
plaintin ul'. ucNs are Hurg a.
Longlay who's, flee address I suite
IL. First Nat.urll Bank building Al
huqucrduc N,. Mexico
,Scali \ T.. WALKER.
By C'crh.
THos IS y HADDIsON Deputy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11
New YORK Cotton.

New YORK. Mas H. spot cotton
quiet middlins uplauds. $lgln. sal,
500 bales.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11

't,h' Itch itch'-~cratch' scratch
IJf"h' TN m"r" you scratch thc
vurs" ih, itch Try Duuu's ointment
ltur o.l'mu. nuy ~k.n itching 800 b,
U"N.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11

Cautlc Receipts 1000 head mar
.k,f strong pru, led steers fs35"
800 western steers, >NuunH 80
stu.k,t-. 500 >.fii calves. So 90 To-
1915.
sheep We,,ipfs 1000 head mat
k,t strong luwh-. So i0U 200, Ncui
Uur.. 81 ,uHll 90. wcthors. $50 r
% So
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11
WANTED.

WANTED-Nou Co. know ! gallon De-
q ready paiat owes 300 square
feet two coats. Eric carbon loot pain,
stops leaks. lasts five years cold water
kasomine. Nalspar Thomas +. kelc.
her. iOs West Central. phone 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11

out Nf che Western navajo indian
school TGha. Arizona For 'Hrfh,r
Iuf"rwaoou apply 10 the superiut.nd-
eut - the western NnyaI" huo'.
cato Sells. commissioner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11
FOR SALE.

ron SALE Lot g, ~ "a. with four.
room house with i've si'"ptu
purDh's. Terms Ncr, reasonable Nj.
dress Joe Lama, lali Nu,th West
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11
Bungalow on Monthly
PAYMENTS

VIII sell ms m.d,tu bungalow
with large 'nr1 snIl, aud lawn
lu fourth VrtJ uu very easy
terms p.'n'I. care Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11
lttt.ttI. t>I,~.

FOR REST Larr" housekeeping
DOM with sleeping porch, % beds
Don newly Uip.rcd aud painted.
.tla south Arup 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-11

FOR REST -Nic"iy furnished rooms.
central location. ,.s Fast Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-28
PENN STUDENTS CHARGE
TICKET FAVORTTISM
Privileged Members of A. A. Get
Pasteboards, While Year-Round
Rooters Must Wait is
Accusation

students at the University of Pennsyl-
NanlR continued today to voice their denun-
cation OF the system OF allotting tickets for
the Penn-Cornel game Tho wave OF pro-
test even reached the sauctum OF the Penn.
sylvanlan. student daily. and uttered its
criticism In an article that appeared In the
issue this morning
The Students are angry over the manner
IN which n A. Pickering. OF the Athletic
Association, Is handling the tickets AL
though Pickering himself would say moth
ing this morning II became known that
before any requests from members OF the
Athletic Association are honored. tickets
are first granted to trustees. coaches var
s'y club members and players
All through the season the students say.
the lowly members OF the A. A., who pay
$40 dues. go out to Franklin Field and root
Tor 'he team. even though II be poor Penn
eleven The students declare that none OF
the favored trustees and others to whom
Is given the preference in the ticket
question, waste their time In going to the
minor games
Then when the tickets for the Penn.Cor-
nell game are handed out the trustees and
favored friends get tickets by the score.
while the student who has been out all fall
Is allowed the honor Of Watching the game
from behind the Eoalposts. pigs is pigs"
Is the slogan the students are using ON the
campua
The undergraduates also charge that the
large majority of the tickets In the hands
OF spectators arrived there through the
hands OF the favored few. Scalpers were
treated roughly yesterday when the sale
opened at the University because the stu
dents had this in mind
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-28
MIR. AND MRS. ATKINSON
FIFTY YEARS MARRIED
Celebrate Their Golden Wedding in
Presence of Large Company
of Relatives

Their golden wedding anniversary is be-
ing celebrated today by Wilmer Atkinson,
president of the Pennsylvania Mems League
for Woman's Suffrage, and his wife. Mr.
Atkinson is also the president and editor
Of the Farm journal
More than eighty relatives and friends
including five OF the original six members
of the bridal party. have assembled at the
Atkinson residence. 4i06 Locust street, In
honor OF the occasion
Hundreds of congratulatory messages
from all parts of the country have been
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson in ad-
dItion TO many presents including a golden
basket, filled with yellow chrysanthemums,
n gift OF the Philadelphia women mem.
bers of the Suffrage party.
Mr.. and Mrs Atkinson are lifelong mem.
bers OF the Friends Church and were mar.
ricd In this city. Mrs. Atkinson is the
daughter of the late eX-IIigh Sheriff Of
Philadelphia. Samuel Allen, and a sister to
the late Or. Harrison Allen, OF the Uni.
versity of PENNSYLVANIA.
Following the dinner, which will bc given
tonight at the Atkinson home, the relatives,
who represent three generations. and friends
will view an exhibition of the original wed.
ding gifts and regalIa. The original mar
riaEe certificate will he read to the as
semblage.
While being congratulated today Mr.. At
knson cheerfuly said:
We expect to have diamond ami
versary Both the parents Of my wife and
my parents celebrated golden wedding an
niversaries, which is rather unusual"
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson have three daugh-
ters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-28

tenant Echtermcyer. made a complete con-
fession
Behind his arrest is the story Of failure
and misery through fondness Of drugs. The
prisoner said that Henderson was not his
right name.
II was a prosperous druggist In town
In Illinois" he said, ~ had heard great
deal about the erect oi drugs on persons
and out Of pure curiosity | decided to try
wha; effect II would have on me, started
To use 1t In generous quantities and prac"
tiCally dehed Il. suddenly. one day like
flash, I found out that | no longer craVed
the drug through curiosity and that II was
as necessary ne my meals
Here the prisoner tried to stine sob
Continuing he added, Il went to my folks
and told them I was no longer fit to bear
their name.
at my own request they disowned me.
That was several years ago | have wan
dered about the country earning just
enough now and then to get the drug"
Seeing a Bible on the Magistrates desk.
Henderson opened II by chance at Psalm
iOi: II will sing ~ mercy In judgment"
That's coincidence" he remarked. for
now only ask for mercy"
When the police searched Henderson they
found thirteen packages OF heroin In his
sleeve. Each package was worth from
twenty-five cents to SJ.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-28
cIeARErrE VENDOR scoLDED
Severe Reprimand for Dealer Who Sold
to Minors

Policeman Bobby" Kem, Of the Thirty
first District, had q suspicion which devel-
oped into hunch that Henry Arp, who
conducts a cigar and candy store across
from the Rudolph Walton Public School, at
Twenty eighth and Huntington streets, was
selling cigarettes TO small boys The officer
did little "detcc.ivlug" and on the Cvi-
dcncc he gathered arrested Arap At a
hearing this morning before Magistrate Me-
clcary In Central station he produced three
boys under fourteen who testified that they
bought smokes In the store. Magistrate
Mecleary asked them where they got the
money. and they said In chorus. Bobby
gave It to us"
Arzp was discharged with severe repri-
mand. and the policeman went back to his
station house
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-28
DOPE VENDER TRAPPED
BY DISGUISED "FIENDS"
John Henderson, Himself a
Hopeless Addict, Arrested
as Trader
TRAFFIC IN LITTLE ITALY

Detectives disguised as dope addicts ar
rested John Henderson today after buying
three packages of hcroin from him in the
southern section Of the city.
Henderson. who deplored the fact that
he, too, was hopelessly In the grasp OF
heroin and. other drugs, was trailed from
the Italian district to Tenth and Race
streets where he was captured lie made
no resistance, and In fact. appeared to well
come arrest when he saw that the evidence
against him was complete
The prisoner. who showed traces OF re-
finement, smiled slightly when he was held
In $4,000 bail Tor a further hearing by
Magistrate lmber at the Second and Chris
tiau streets station
Henderson's arrest was due to exception
ally clever work on the part OF District
Detectives ComedCo, Martinelli and lsola.
They knew that considerable dope was be-
ing sold in Little Italy. Finally they got
on the trail OF Henderson because Of his
suspicious actions.
quick CLEANUP"
The sleuths donncd old clothes and walk.
ed about the nciEhborhood OF Ninth and
Christian streets much after the fashion
OF the dope user, Comedco saw Henderson
IN a doorway Saying that he was des-
perately IN need OF hcroin. he asked where
Il could he purchased Henderson said he
had some for $3.50 u package When
Comedco pleaded to sell him smaller
amount, Henderson refused.
There's not enough money In small
amounts" he said. and business is bad.
want to make u quick cleanup"
Comedco then HANDED Henderson the sum
necessary. The three one dollar bills which
he gave the alleged dope peddler were
marked and also the silver half dollar.
At intervals Of about an hour, the other
detectives who kept on the trail OF licndcr-
son also bought similar amounts They
followed Henderson To Race street where
1t Is believed he intended TO get another
supply and then arrested him.
PRISONER CONFESSES
At the station house Henderson IN the
presence of Magistrate lmber and Lieu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-28
Perry's
NEW "GREAT COAT"
MODEL 9Is

Big comfortable Ulster-eOat
cut on stylish lines for men
of bone and muscle. Regular
pockets and muR pockets;
loose half belt with buttons.
The storm coat of excellence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-28
Fire Chief Hurt When Engine Upsets

MARTtNDALE. Pa. Nov. 2s.--In rush
ing TO n hre at Tcrrc Hill the engine OF the
MartIndaie Fire Company turned turtle Just
outside OF the town and Fire Chief Isaac
wenger was pinned under the engine and
received Injuries which may result fatally.
Tho fire destroyed the dwelling and general
store OF j. u Rishei, at Terre Hill, and
for time threatened the entire town. The
loss is $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-28
Rnhr Smoihers in Crib

YORK Pa. Nov. as Clifford. six.
month-old son or Mir and Mrs G. II.
Marley was found dead In his crib. having
smothcred in q pillow when he turned his
face during the night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-12
CHAPTER TX.
Edenboroush's Plight

AT last" cried Edenboroush:
and looked so CHASTITY In the cleo
trio light that Dollar did not switch
Il on in the consulting room. or ask
question as he shut the door.
II was one OF those mild. unses-
sonable days on which the best OF
servants keep up the bigges, fires;
the doctor opened the French
window that led from his den. down
rusty steps. into foul and futile
enclosure OF grimy gravel and mort
bund shrubs.
In the meantime Edenboroush
had not taken a seat as mechanic
I ally hidden. but had planted him
self in defiant pose before the fire;
and the glow showed restless hands
twitching into fists. but not the
face OF which one look had been
enough
You might have left word where
you were" he began with great
bitterness.
Il have Just done So" returned
Dollar, at your rooms. | was wait.
ing 10 see you-presently II seems
like fate, to find you here before
me-
Il suppose you've heard the latest.
wherever you've BEEN" pursued
marlborough. aware and Jealous of
some independent perplexity on the
part OF Dollar.
Il have heard so muchl" said
the doctor. dropping into a chair.
Better be explicit-and as expedi.
tious as you can, my dear fellow.
| have an appointment almost d.
rectly.
oh! there's not much to say"
rejoined the other sardonically.
You remember when you came to
Princes. doctor?"
IL do, indeed"
They both spoke as n II were
weeks ago.
You know told you rd had a
hard day out OF town."
Il remember
Il meant with my chief-Lord
stockton-seeing his new brood OF
submarines"
In their unfledged state, I sup
pose?'
That was it-and making the
usual sketches. That's my job
or was! was Stockton's walking
kodak until yesterday afternoon;
then got the boot for a wedding
present, and chance OF the jug
for my honeymoon"
The harsh voice broke, for all its
sudden slang and satire. Dollar
was driven to his only policy.
I'm not going 10 pretend I don't
know of this he said. II know of
IL from the home secretary. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-12

w just per capita wealth of the United States
w be- but did happen strike that most Americans
chemically "broke'2
spite all the optimistic reports the savings banks and the postal
savings institution and the building and loan companies most Americans
broke"
majority savings banks postal savings deposos
foreigners.
Foreigners have cultivated INTENSIVE LIVING.
conserved the agricultural lands they have nen
fled HABITS living; they have Unborn faculty for thrift
And why?
necessity saving has been beaten into them
Shoolng-POVERTY
the thrift Soned because
considered or o neighborhood disgrace be poor.
Willie Jones' papa gives him dime time he Johnnie
Smiths daddy has just naturally got TO do the
Willie and Johnnie saghtawy exchange this money for LUX
URES and repeat the touch the next day.
The thoughess expenditure of small sums of money one of the
chronic symptoms OF this American dsease-o being broke"
being broke" is not vocational malady;
itself the humbles
only that its effect comparative.
Somehow that the middle class wonderland cannot deny
that democratic America deliberately cultivate certain class dis
ncton determined by ones earning nd spendng capac the victim
of this disease
awah scientist who discovers the germ IMPROVE
DENCE and curative therefor
by o
20
noble millennium