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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03
TIME II THE TEST.
The Testimony Of Albuquerque People
stands the Test.

The test OF lime Is what tells he
tale. The public soon finds out when
misrepresentation are made. ana
cert alone will stand the test oi
time.
Albuquerque people appreciate
merit aud many months ago local cit
izons publicly endorsed DosH's kidney
Pl,is. they do stiil. Would "A citison
make the statement which follows uu.
less convinced that the article WAS
just as represented Below is testi-
moay such as the sufferer from kid
liey Ills Is looking Tor.
Mrs. y. Adair, s23 $. Edith -. Al
buquerque. says II had pans in my
back below my shoulder blades. when
! WAS on my feet or walking around.
/ didn't feel the trouble. but the min
ute sat down the pain began. one
box Of Doan's Kidney Pills brought
relief. l know that Doan's Kidney
Pills are Just as good as thcy are
claimed TO he" Statement given
Jan. 81, 1919
ON IA, 26. 1913. Mrs. Adnir said.
n use Doan's Kidhey Pills OCCASION
ally as ! find need OF them, and | a.
ways set quick ana sure relief"
Price 5e" at all dealers. Don't
simply ask Tor a kidney rcmedy-get
Doan's kidney PNis-the same that
Mrs AdaT has twice publicly reconi-
Inended Foster Miiburn Co.. Props
Buffalo. n Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03
William c. Mel Donald
Now Private Citizen
OF Sunshine State

Santa Pc. y. NJ, Jan. William -.
Mcdonald. New Mexico's first state
executive and Tor five years AT The
head Of state affairs, now a private
citizen, Is a guest at the Montczumn
hotel here.
This former executive moved 20 tho
hotel from the executive mansion SO
moo yesterday, following mis- depart
ure from 81. Vincent's sanitirium,
whore he attended the Inauguration
Of his successor. Ezequiel G.. de 30 a.
He was driven from the sn~nitariun
20 the executive office in the capitol.
whore he secured "A fc' personal pa
pers, and then walked To the executive
mansion. remaining there only long
enough 90 pick up a handbag that had
been previously packed, aud 70 leave
instructions concerning the removal
OF a trunk and suitcase. From the
mansion he went 10 the Montezuma
hotel and there registered. Nv. e.
Mcdonald. Carri2ozo."
Governor Mcdonald VIII remain
here Tor a few days before going a.
Carrizozo % resume the active man
agemcut Of his extensive liyestocK
aud ranch interests. It is probable
that he VIII De in santa Fo at inter
walls during the next few months
Mrs. Mcdonald and daughter, JIs,
Truman A. Spencer. ana Mrs. Spen-
GERS children. left Monday morning
for Ca:ri1ozo. Many friends called AZ
the executive mansion Monday morn.
ing 10 express to governor ana Mr.,
Mcdonald sincere regret that Santa
" is losing them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03
RECEIPTS At
CITY POST OFFICE
SHOW HEAVY GAINS
Percentage Of Increase More Than
Doubles Average Previous to
1914; Business Growth Due to
Parcel Post.

The yearly receipts OF the Albuaues-
que post office have shown not only
the greatest Increases In 1919. but the
rate OF increase mas more than dou-
bled the rate OF increase OF any year
previous to 1914. The figures for 1913
were is per cent greater than they
were In l9lt, and the receipts of
last year show an increase OF is per
cent over the receipts OF 1915. prcvi-
GUS 10 1914. the average yearly in
crease was never more than : per cent.
Postmaster IL G.. Roehl SAYS that
q considerable part " their growth In
business is due To the parcel post sys-
tenn. Tho following IL n monthly com
parison OF receipts for the last three
years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03
Civil Service News

The United states Civil Service
Commission announces open compete
tive examinations as follows;
FehguaJY d electrical craftsman,
CmaleD. S3.52 To So. February e.. as
sistant chemist. tmalcJ. qualified IN
the chemistry Of steel, per diem, 81
laboratorian. (malcl. qualified IN cleo
trical science. per diem. $3.50. aid In
palcnbotnny. &L2O0: Junior civil en-
gineer. graded, Omalcl, $1,000 to
$3.50; junior ci,il engineer grade ?
(malcl. SEQ to ti.0S0, Junior e]lectri-
cal engineer. tmalel, &120 to Sl,eSO,
Junior mechanical engineer. male'
SEQ to S1,6No. junior structural on
Rinoer, tmaiel. t720 t. 1850. Feb
ruary Us laboratory assistant Cmllel
department Ot con;mercrl. 5000 L.
$1,000; land law clerk. tntalol, 5000.
laboratory assistant. tmulc), $500 to
S9nu. department of agriculture.
Upon request further Information
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03

J. II. Gaiusha. chief OF police, de-
parted last night tor Friday Harbor.
Wash, expecting 60 bring back with
him Ebert W. Blancelt. now In GUS
tody there on suspicion OF having
murdered clyde W. Armour. the young
Sioux City. Iowa. railroad man In the
vicinity OF Santa Re on October 80.
last. Mr.. Gaiusha took with him the
requisition " Governor Mcdonald ON
the governor Of the state of WASHING.
ton.
Mr.. Galusha will go by train direct
to Olympia, Wash where he will pre-
sen the reqaisition To the governor.
IL the governor honors the tequisition
the chief will then proceed TO Bell
ingham oy train and across the chan
mel by boat 10 FRIDAY Harbor.
Just how long Mi. Galusha will be
gone depends entirely upon circnm-
stances should the governor OF
" ashington cause any delay in honor
ms the reauisition. or young Blancett
not be able TO travel back to New
mexico when Mr.. Galrsha arrives. the
ohief may be away for some time.
Mr.. Galusha tool with him the reg.
lister OF the Troy hotel OF Las Vegas.
showing that the name OF l.. W. Blsn-
cett was written there ny Armour
companion on october 20. also Santa
Fe n Albuquerque hotel registers
show Ing the fake signatures OF G. d.
Armour.
Photos Of Blancett have beer re-
ceived IN Santa Re and they have
been positively Identified as those OF
ihe man who represented himself
there TO be G, ID Armour. Also, the
fact that Armour's companion regis
tered in Las Vegas as Blancett and
started TO write an "E" AT the Mon
tezuma hotel IN Santa Fe before he
wrote the name OF G. u. Armour are
regarded AS valuable evidence.
During the absence OF Mr. GaIushn
Captain Pat O'Grady viii be acting
chief Of police and Patrolman Frank
Apodaca acting captain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03
Hall Gives Bond in
Sum of 1881, 900 as
Treasurer of State

Santa Fe. n. NJ, Jan. 3--The largest
bohd ever given by a New Mexico Of
fetal was filed with Secretary OF state
Lucero Monday by IA. l.. Hall, the
new state II is for &SSl,0t1
and the annual premium. which thu
state pays. ~ over $500. The bond
was supplied by the United States
Fidelity a. Trust company. OF which
Carl A. Bishop Is local agent, and the
amount conforms TO the provisions Of
the Clark public moHies bill, passed
by the 1915 legislature but which DID
not 20 into effect until Monday. This
bill provides that the bond of the
state treasurer shall constitute 80 per
cent OF the collections during the pre-
cedipg year.
The bond Of former State Treas
urer o. y. Marion was or only $3.50. %
600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03
Real Estate
Record
warranty Deeds.

j. A. Garcia y Sanchez and wife "a
L~ugRrdita NJ. de Stevens. Dec. ~, lu,
| OF tract ] of a portion OF land ia
precinct IS, 81.
Gertrude @. Leavitt. ct nj. 10 Bruno
Elias. ct al. Dec. 20. n. 90 foot lot -,
block y, n. T. Armijo addition. No. 2,
$3.50.
Reynolds Addition company Ia
Frank r. Mayhem and wife. Dec. 90.
lots 10. ~, block is. Raynolds addi-
ton. 81.
Pedro Garcia 10 Antonio A. SediilO,
Dec. 20. undivided y interest In pc
land in precinct l..
Pascual Cutinole and wife 10 Jose.
fta Y. de Zamora. Dec. 20. pc. land
in Duranes. precinct IS. $3.50.
Jesuit Society OF New Mexico q
4. Belvedere addition.
Joshua Reynolds and wife 10 Firs;
National bank. Dec. IS. see record fol
description. $40.
$. W. Real Estate and Improvement
company TO First National bank. Dee
2s, see record for description. $40.
TiefilO II. Chavez and wife 70 Fran.
cisco inc. dec. ss. pc. land in precinct
~, Albuquerque.
T.. a. Estes and wife 10 Chas. G
Davis. Dec %, S. ~ i-3 feet OF lots ]
2, 3, Z. block 40. town OF Albuquerque
sl.
: Niscente Chavez and wife 10 BartoiC
Tgujillo Dec. q, pc. land In precinc'
3, Ranchos de Atrisco. 81.
Marie Cromer a. Garcia 70 Noise,
Garcia. Dec. 20. LIS acres In FL Ran.
Chtto. precinct 4, 81.
Felipe y. naca and wife to Jose.
phina q. Romero. Dec. 20, lots %. 90
block SO, Old Town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03
Public School Nurse
Begins Work at Once

bliss Dasiy Morning Of Dee Mpines,
la. aud a graduate of the Methodist
School for Nurses in that city began
her work as visiting nurse Ton the
public schools here yesterday.
Miss Horning Ii dcVoting her tim"
AZ present TO the epidemic % ~fn"aslea
which is hindering tn. attendance of
the pupils of the Fourth ward school.
Twenty-nine families have been quar-
antiued. Miss Horning VIII cunslli
parents Of the varioss children tn the
schools who have poor ey,atgh'. hear
inf. OF other physical dafcfts. She o.
! the only public school nurse la g
Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03
Personal News
Items.


fWNE ~ 80 A1a - -
Seth Parker, the popcorn vender at
the corner OF Second street n cen.
trail avenue Is confined to the hospital
after UNDERGOING an operation.
Francis NJ. McCloskey. president OF
the McCloskey Auto company, has re-
turned from a months visit with rel
atives In Altoona. Pa.
arthur Richl. who has scen claim
agent tor the Santa Pc railway here
has been transferred to III Paso. lie
took up hia new duties Monday.
Carl Mage. who was arrested las;
night on East Central avenue hy Po-
lictnean A. ". Yerka was given q ten
days suspended sentence for violating
the DINNER ordinance.
Captain Pat o'Grady viii take the
place NJ CHIEF Galusha during the lat.
ter's absence. chief Galusha left last
night to extradite h. w. Blancett from
Friday Harbor TO Santa Fe.
The first wes,bound train of the
Santa Fc DE- luxe will reach Albuquer.
que tomorrow morning at 7:l5. The
train viii pass through here every
Thursday. The first eustbound de
luxe will not start until next week.
America Lamorl. who was arrested
for assauiting his wife In front OF the
Orpheum dance hail Monday night,
as given a thirty day suspended SEN
tence this morning 20 leave town. II
Is Understood that Lamori has "a sister
In Nevada, ana viii go there.
Licenses TO marry were issued YES.
terday By County clerk Nestor Mon
toya 10 Peligripa chavez. lslcta, ana
Juan r. Juancho. lsleta: John Allen,
Albuquerque, and Annie Gonzales. Al
buquerque. a license was issued
New Years day 10 Leslie +, Cohen,
Albuquerque, and Myrtle =, Rendcll,
Alhunuernue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03

THE WEATHER

. II T-Tonisht and
. Thursday Increasing c%loudiness
D with snow northwest portion to-
. night or Thursday. Warmer
. northwest portion tonight. 4
. ALBUQUERQUE Weather for
. 20 hours ending = a. m.
D Maximum-49.
. Minimum-1B.
Range--33 ,
. At 5 a. m.-23. I
D Southwest winds. Z
D Partly cloudy.
. Docs that emotional actress 4
. shed real tears p asked the mat
. inee girl.
. NO" replied the young man
, who knows everything. You
. don't suppose she'd take "A
y chance on running a hundred
D and nfty-dollar gown by she'd
. ding real tears on it. do you?'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03
French Battleship
Badly Damaged by
German Submarine

HhrIIn, jim } IWIfeItaA @ say
yllej-A dispatch To- the Zurich Post
from Milan, reports that the French
battleship Nerite has been torpedoed
by a German submarine near Malta.
snNs an overseas News agency su-
rouncetEent today. The Verite. badly
damaged is lying near the port ~
Malta. me DISPATCH ADDS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03
NOTICE.

Tho regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Clara Barton Min
lug company viii he held at the rest
dcucc 81 i. " Han. gto North First
street at $ O'Clock Monday evening
january a.. lgi1
J. " HALL. Secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03
GALUSHA LEAVES FOR.
WASHINGTON TO BRING
DLANCETT BACK HERE
Albuquerque, Chief of Police,
Armed With Requisition, Goes
After Alleged Murderer Of
Armour; May be Gone Weeks.

. santa Re, y. NJ, Jan. S.
. FSny eight santa he men la aa-
. tomobiies under the dircCtson OF
. tho sheriff. left here today o
. the Pankcy pasture M of here
. TO search Tor the body OF Clyde
. Armour. alleged 10 have becn
. murdered by n. W. Biancctt un-
. dcr ARREST In Friday Harbor,
o Wash. The search will he made
. thorough and ponds and creeks
. will he dragged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03
S~tereopticon Views
Viii! be Shown With
Lecture at Y. M. c. A.

A stcreOpiicon lecture on How 20
Save Money will be given this even
ing az the Y. NJ. C. A., by Attorney A.
y. stroup. There are forty slides Ia
all Including some sry comical car
toons. The entire public Is invited TO
tuke ADVANTAGE or the last open house
day az the ~" and come Gut 10 the
nee lecture. Any one with a fraciur
a. rib or a split rib IL advised 10 STA
away, ms Secretary a. W nenninE
has guaranteed Go give ~everybody h
gnOd laugh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03

will be furnished by u. +. Pagan. To-
cal secretary. Albuquerque, y. NJ, or
G. l.. snyder. district secretary, Post
office BUILDING san Francisco, Cali
fornil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03
Terminated Cases in
Bernalillo Co. Shows
Remarkable Increase

According 10 District CLERK Thomas
Is - Madison, the court tried aud
disposed Of 552 cases during the year
1915 EiEhty-cight ~ this number
we're criminal eases and the rest civil
\ number of eases were instituted
however that were not terminated.
counting both civil and criminal cases
there were Ga cases begun last year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03
TO THE MAN WHOSE
BUSINESS CAN'T BE


40 are not unique
n not even original. Sew
eral like you were
numbered among the leaders
conducting the recent Re
publican campaign IA the
United States.
VIXEN the suggestion was
made 20 them that their
party make a plea TO the
voters through newspaper
advertising-they replied
You can't get votes by adj
yertising.
A few foresighted men over
ruled them and the Repub-
Leans did advertise in the
newspapers. With one ex-
ception, they carried every
state in which the advertis-
ing was run. They losl the
election, Republicans now
say, because they neglected
10 advertise in California.
Newspaper advertising ade-
quately and honestly done
always brings results.
The Evening Herald con
ducts an advertising serviee
department for the benefit
Of It's advertisers. Tho OBJ.
Ject Of this service depart
ment IL 70 cooperate with
the advertiser An planning
has Campaign, preparation 81
copy, proper illustrations,
eoc. Phone e24 aud have a
representative call.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03

\ little WANT AD now and then
is read by every class OF men--and
rome too. Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-03

To,al s7aO8t92 ssIl5ise s99,5!3.9o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02
Washington Pleased
With Statements

WASHINGTON, Nov 2-Premier
kerensky's remarkable statement OF
Russia's situation created a profound
sensation among American officials and
all the allied diplomats here They note
with confidence his emphasis that Rus
sia is not out of the conflict, however
war worn she may be
Secretary Lansing today authorized
the statement that neither on the basis
of Premier Kerensky's statement nor
IN the basis of many official adviceS to
the government could it be said that
Russia was about to quit the war
The government, he said deplored
representations TO the contrary. q
The governments apparent faith in
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02
S Posses Close In
on Holdup Men Who
Rob Arkansas Bank

GLENWOOD, Ark, Nov 2.-1hrcc
posses searching for five bandits who
yesterday afternoon robbed the Bank
Of Glenwood of 5000, and abducted
the cashier, X F. fIallman. believed
they had located the robbers in Wild
section twenty miles southeast Of Mcua.
The district is hilly and sparscly set
tied, The five bandits, all heavily
armed, are believed to reside IN that
section OF the state.
Hallman who was released after the
bandits had taken him thirty miles to-
day said that he had seen several OF the
men before, but did not know their
names.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02
RUSSIA TO STAY
IN WAR TILL End
DESPITE UNREST

economic one No one the premier
added, has the right to feel disillu-
stoned about it, as it takes years to
develop stable government
Americas most useful way OF
helping Russia is in sending boots,
leather, Son and money. Premier
KeIensky said II would be imposSi-
Bile for the United States to send
troops, because the difficulties of
transportation would be too great.
Russia is not out OF the war" Pre-
mier Kercnsky said in reply to reports
to the contrary
She Saved France.
Russia haN fought consistently since
the beginning. She saved France and
England from disaster early in the war.
She is now worn out by the strain and
claims as her right that the allies
should now shoulder the burden
Thus Premier kcrensky explained
Russia's position to the correspondent.
The correspondent called attention
to widely contradictory reports on Nus
sian conditions and asked the premier
iaJ a frank statement OF the facts.
at has been said by travellers re-
turning from England and elsewhere
to American that the opinion among
the people. not officially but gcner
ally, is that Russia virtually is out
OF the war" il was explained
"ls Russia out OF the war; Premier
kerensky laughed That he an
Swered, is ridiculous question
Russia is taking an enormous part in
the war. One has only 10 remember
history Russia began the war ior the
allies While she already was fighting
England was only preparing aud
America only observing
Russia at the beginning bore the
whole brunt OF the fighting thereby
saving Great Britain and France. Pco-
pie who say she is out OF the war must
have short memories We have fought
since the bcgnnng and they must
now take the heaviest part OF the bur
den on their shoulders
AT present Russian public opinion
is agitated greatly by the question
Where is the Great British fleet now
that the German fleet is out in the
Baltic p"
Russia" The premier repeated "i'
worn ont She has been fighting on'
and half year, longer than England
"t ',Vll ,v Atugrt,,u aff,4N. kg ,t u.c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02
NEGROES WILL Be
UNITED FOR WORK
State Council to Band Them
for National Service,

Every negro man, woman and child in
the state will be organized for patriotic
service il plan now being developed
by the state council OF defense is sue
cesSiul.
According to a statement issued al the
state house today by Chester NJ. West
fall Of the state council. the negroes OF
each county will be united in auxiliary
county councils with their wives also
in auxiliaries.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02

had England to help her from the start
and now America has come in"
The premier was asked regarding the
morale OF the Russian people and the
Russian army. lie answered
The masses are worn out eco
nomically. The disorganired state
of life In general has had psychol-
ogical effect on the people. They
doubt the possibility of the attain
ment Of their hopes.
What ia the lesson TO the dcmoc-
racies OF the world of the Russian reyo-
luton"
Takes Years to Develop.
This" Premier Kcrensky replied, IS
for them to find out. They must not
lose faith in the Russian revolution, be
cause 1t is not a political revolution but
an economic one and revolution Oi
facts The Russian revolution is only
seven months old. No one has the
right to feel disllusioned about it il
will take several years to develop.
France. which is only as large as
three Russian departments (statej) took
five years for their revolution to dc.
yelop fully"
After the War.
What future do you picture ior Rus.
Sia after the war;"
"No one can draw any real picture
ot the future" KerenSky said Nat.
urally a man who really loves his
country will hope for all good things
but that is only his viewpoint which
may or may not he accepted by others.
Premier Kercnsky pale and earnest
sat at the end Of a carved table anc
emphasized the points OF his statements
By tapping the table with his fingers
He wore a brown decorated uniform
buttoned clpsely.' He appeared to b,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02
More Oil Field
Workers Walk Out
in Texas Strike

HOUSTON, Texas, Nov. 2-Devel
opments over night in the strike OF
workers in seventeen producing oil
fields Of Texas and Louisiana consist
ed mainly in the announcement from
union headquarters Of additional re-
ouiting OF the strikers ranks and re.
ports from the producers of satisiac
tory production despite the walkout.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02

volted against being drafted into the
submarine service,
The sailors I'm the Kronprinz threw
Admiral Schmidt overheard and
stabbed and threw overheard Lleuten
ant Raul, the admirars aide, and an
other officer.
A battle on the ships deck between
the Officers and sailors followed
Three Officers Killed.
Three Officers and a number OF sail
ors were killed. Similar scenes oc-
CURED on the Schleswig Holstein.
Admiral Schmidt was rescued but It
was necessary for him to leave Klcl
All the surviving mutInccrs we're ar
rested.
The German battleship krouprinI dis
places 2S,29j tons and was built IN
1915. Her complement is klS0 men
The SchIeswig- Holstcin WAS completed
in 1906 and measures 1900 tons She
carries h1 men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02
BLACK HAND TRIES
TO ABDUCT F0RD'S
INFANT GRANDSON
$4,000 Is Demanded for the
Safety Of Henry Ford i,

DETROIT, Mich, Nov Federal
agents here are vcstigatlng an al.
legged plot to abduct or kill Henry Fo,d
II infant son Of Edsel Ford, and grand
son of the muti-mil lionaire manufAl-
turer A letter demanding $4,000 from
Edsel Ford. as the price for the baby's
safety was turned over to postoiiice
inspectors several days ago
The letter was signed "Slcilian An
arChlSlS Association II demanded
that the money be sent to Gus Adams
and said it would be called for at the
general delivery department,
A youth who called at the general
delivery window "ior parcel for Gus
Adams" was taken into custody, It is
reported
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-02
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE Licenses .

Marriage Licenses.
Lloyd u Wright, "a years old, St Louis,
Mo, and Mrs Elizabeth Murphy Wright.
% years old, oklahoma CITY
John J Moore, 40 years old, and Elsio
Coins 10 years old, both VI Tuttlr, Okm.
Warren Wlmblev ~ wars old, and
Mrs bello Taylor, a. years old both "
oklahoma city
q q Thomas 2s years old. oklahoma
city, and Mary NltGel 2g years old,
Yukon, Okla
Births,
Mr. and Mn John Rakcr. Route No 3,
oklahoma CITY n hoy
Mr. aud Mrs Charles Miller, 1913 west
Main street n Rirl.
Deaths
Happy Reader 4 years old pou " Earl
Reader 22l East Seventh street
Building Permits
s. Il Flynn, lll5 North Mckinley ave
nue., one story frame dwelling, s. 500
G. u Ballard, 1907 Wcst First street.
repair frame dwelling $500
J.. " Dorsey 1914 Reno avenue, repair
fran dwelling 1900