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The sun., 1919-02-05
Ad Finally July
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.


~ fellow along but do
not like watch him sse the heavyweight championship merely for
tho financial naon Richard nrst time
three that the
would like to genuine championship battle As the match looms
'r: absolutely tina. win be real m con-
he r.: 'ss
saasss, reuna
ssS' him $
' as' a %
takes as ash 70 sse where tho law does
Dempsey Tor in
ass s w IN:
sn e sr n a % a'9 the we @ @ M tho
tie. % %s 3: % ' whit
al Of Fighting Out Country Is
Rsaas had s @ @ with Willard ha s %
similar @ ssu
the It.. hold SIC emo which cate that
nsa s., 1 m sesa s s0 s nn. @ su
WELL that will s task w0.y a e
na, , sSn t. ns9s amy s else snssT
ss os far | for
At stapsndouA
A'r ass IN I'D to Civ. m SuS sS
mshns ,sosooo provision
On admissions himself and that he had decided to check of for
CONTRIBUTIONS
Rkad knows what he doing He ran the tight in
1870
s % 'ss s sss
Sss sa s"
.. giving willard and Dempsey total of 27oo allowing
Jenries
ss has his the rin. as
to heavyweight
Ftghten Should Put Some Of Their Own Money.
q L
The sun., 1919-02-05
Naval OShcev 90 !

Cam for Butler. Field Goais--H. Stewart
I. Evans 3, Hjelte 8, Church I. Badks 3,
Heath, Nicklss :. Austin :. Hsrtin !. Foul
sos.--Chnr~h o. Heath T. Rsfsrss-John
OBrlen. Central Y. n c. 4. eeerer---J. r.
Lewis. Time OF haivss--3o minutes
The sun., 1919-02-05
West strons for WILLARD.

= am afraid you will be astonished
ny the Odds" said Rickard. las a result,
az my travels In tho West and South ]
ta!ned the impression that Willard will
ls 70 favorite over Dempsey, All
through the West they think the big
hansan is unbeatable and they will be,
their last dollar on him to win"
Well, they will lose their kaie," re-
'erted kearns. FOR Dempsey will win
the championship and by Knockout"
Richard then adjourned the meeting
"!'h this declaration: The decks are
new cleared for action. and the only
''''g remaining is to pick the battle
ground and get the men down to train.
ns, This will be a serious problem for
Willard. who now scales 270. and will
have to work like Trojan to get down
% say, 240 pounds He will have to
work. steadily from now to the time OF
Ire contest"
Miske-Dempssy Bout IL on.
pempsey's last set battle in the r!ns
vas on December 80. when he stopped
Gu5ooat Smith IN the second round
dempsey was practically matched with
hi.!y Mlske at New Orleans March T.
tlt that match will be cancelled.
Test for willard.
II Dempsey goes into the ring favor.
re 1: will upset tradition. except in the
case OF Sullivan and Ryan. the Boston
hoy as challenger being tho favortte a
~ to 7. In all his other battles Suiii
van was the favorite. He was held .,
70 over corbett. who beat him
Corhett was a 10 to favor1ts owe,
IAtzsimmons, who won the title
The sun., 1919-02-05
Fishing Club Keorrau,,n.

The Monkey Fishing C.uo has reoryqn.
isct for 1919. wi:h The slNctIon of the 10.
iio9,Hs oni,sr. Q: H9tteT; president; j.
ulrieh. Vice. president 4; Giacsssan, Hnsn-
reta,y. The headquarters are a. zoe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
NEWS ITEMS

stituic which was located near Mar.
tinsztown.
II D. expected that the N Johns
Episcopal church Will be ready for
services again ~ n week from sun
DAY 81 tho damage caused by the fire
Will De- repaired
Tho g. " ~ the ~ paui'r Evanrc.
Heal Lutheran church held H Getting
a. the home oi Martin SIN 1908 West
Central on Monday afternoon Tho
Ladies' Ala society will meet at the
church Thursday afternoon az (. 30
There viii De- "a general rally day
among the churches nexi sunday. Feh.
9TH, Tor the sunday schools
I've Hickman u Silver city. iH In
town on his way east.
Judge Ira Nuthrcrhcr. n s~ou-in-inw
% Alfred Grunsfrld. o. mentioned by
r. Denver newspaper A. tho democrat.
IT, nominee for mayor. lie IL now scrv-
Ing hiH second term NJ county Judge
und haH been prominent IN var actiyl-
ties.
Don't miss the Father aud Son ain.
ncr ~ the Y NJ G. A. on Tuesday
night the I'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

drom them. urging their active pai
ur.pntlnn 10 The campaign. first y,
improving conditions inside OF Tho
rankH and then by securing the coop.
Grafton Of the shipping public with
whom they cumc IN contact. Simiin,
meetings Will De called on every Tues.
DAY ~ the drive.
"rour minute" speeches viii b.
delivered ~ the local express heads
o. specially selected auburdinaiea. and
Iictter Service campaign commit.
tees viii be appointed In the local ox-
press organization IN every city. com.
posed ~ mon from each 81 the soy.
sral operating branches ~ this wny.
the objects sought Will be outlined To-
tho vehicle men. the platform men.
the office aud cluim bureau employ oH.
the messenger 10 the cnfa and tho
agents ~ smaller points
\ determined effort will be- made
DURING The rnmpaiHn 20 eradicate
What b. known aH the 40 MARK evil.
From July I 20 NoNmbor 80 Of last
year. ilfNtp shipments. on average
~ about 2b.a00 u month. were turned
over TO ,ho 40 Marx" bureau main.
tanned hi The company. because an
means Of Identification Of oithor ship
pcfa 90 consiFnsca had been lost. IN I
their deliver except NJ a few eases.
made Impossible Personal hnrraro.
hardware and automobile tires com.
prise the largest portion 81 the 80
MARI Oh umouts which are Httrihu.
tod largely a. he failure Of shippers
tu mark clearly aud a. pack their
goods substantially with tho hoip 81
y shippers und through tio iuOu.
Dnrr ~ fhr rUm uuiHn. ths express
company hopes 20 solve this problem
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
Stage Settings for
"I'n Say So" Ready

uur 20 tho untifing efforts OF IA,
committee IN charge Of I'm Say So
everything 10 practically ready for
Feb i1h
The and drops are benuu.
fl ana with the artistic help Of Nc
Evans who IN head of the dororntinn
department Of Nusonwald'H Dry Goods
company, they blend perfectly with
the beautiful costumes %. tho east
The chairman OF the committee has
not announced 9: n viii be- possible a.
have The play appear "a second umC.
There are H number Of requests a.
produce tnts pihN more than once nul
There viii bo uu anuounComtnt 10 this
effect ut 90 tuIpr uaty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

Plans OF n most comprohonsiNc un.
turr 10 ifluF about conditions which
viii mike pohslhic u marked Improve.
mcnt In the express service through
out the country. wns announced last
night by e. D. Appicrntc. Aihuqucr.
uue representative 81 the Amerratl
Hallway Express company A "urt.
ter Service Campaign" viii ~ under.
taken by the taf 600 men and WON
en- employed In the express business.
Tor the purpose Of raising the stand.
ards Of packing wrapping and mark
ing express shipments
The drive Will start ON Fshrunr ~
10 in every city and town in the coun.
Try. n will comprise u rampniFn ~
education and appeal umoug express.
employees simultaneously with u
widespread effort 10 secure the co.
operation OF the shipping uuhiic along
The mmc lines No new packing or
mnrhlug rules hHYp hrsu adopted gov
The campaign hut express drivers and
rprDiVlun pietta viii he instructed
hereafter 10 iuaisi. FIRMLY bat ~
couair that Tho rules already in force
BE- richly adhered 90
The chirf purpose Of the Better
Service rnmuniFn" be- Co check onrs
ana for nn, the waste OF time. effort
and MONEY that result from lost or
dnuIHrrd shipments " To- n source OF
d.HfHi sfaction nuI annoyance to bo 10
shlpnefs and the carrier and ttuda tn
Impair the express service n ln ga.
prri'i that $40 who ship hy express.
ava 500. zoe 900 HhlpmenfH Hrr apnu.
90, travelling that way. win be- kccuiy
lut,u sled in tho forthcoming drive
lor usv ~ pa Intimately eonrerrH tho
ttnr %poriatinn end Of many different
trades and Industries. snmp uf which
depend almost exclusively upon tho
express aeftirr
Tho Better rHrkiug Ustttr MutL.
iur 'HmpHlrn viii poo conducted ~ 70
period Of tho NrHr when 90, eKursa
movement u rHiHlit ths iIrht.rf Huf
iuHi hrfnrr The hrHt' ruWWniif' nts
UItaH Hitrin Co. move 800 March Noi 900
of tNr fault Is luId 10 thr tuuf of fH
TlHuptr The expires company uffr
u.la lr" fror 90 admit fhsir lwu short.
com uEs and do rot stad. She rrsluu-
shiliiY for rough hludlus nIsnpu'
IuE or other detlntlons from rnrtrrt
cypress methods boz offices and t.rW.
iuuln and rIosor supervision 81 ihs
work NJ employee W expected 20 iuI.
prove internal operating conditions
ON February co. th, dlN after thf
official opening of The drive. ',stt
aren't % on important POINTS viii clfi
dlffrrH1t rlgsssH ~ hIH employers 20
Eoihst ~ convenient uDrInds pnt at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
STATE ELECTRICAL
ASSOCIATION MEET
TO Be HELD HERE

Plans for the annual convention u
the New Mexico Electrical nssocia-
ton la he held here February ~, ~
and ~ ace well under way ana II ~
expected that this years meeting will
w. tho largest ever held by the aaso-
citation.
An i~ntcrcatinr program has been
arranged aside from he regular bus.
incss aud q banquet viii be enjoyed
NJ the Aivarado Of he evening u
February a..
The convention las been held here
before, but was staged at Silver City
iast year Upon the invitation of the
Chamber % Commerce the convention
committee decided 20 hold tho meet
inR again In his rity on account Of H.
u~neNcelicd position for takinr rare %
large crowds % vialtorH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
LARGE CROWD IS TO
VIEW THE DRAINAGE
IN MES|LLA VALLEY

Considerable interest n being shown
In thc proposed trip 20 the Me-illa
and ~ f'asO valleys by H%crnaliilu
county men Tor the purpose " In.
slecting the drainage system which
u being inatailed there under the
supervision of the reclamation ser
vice.
n IL thought hat about five auto.
mobile loads Of persons will make the
trip which will 30 started February
a. Reports are that the roads are in
fair condition and u u expected that
thcy will be even better hy ueN week.
The party viii spend the first night
AT socnrro and probably arrive NJ las
Cruces the next night on the 18th
they will inspect the valley from Las
Cruces 10 W paso ana on the follow
ms day make q short trip u inapec-
ton below ~ rasu.
Drainage work started Ia this sec
tlou about eighteen months aFo and
much ~ the operation has been In
operation Tor az least "a year a gov
eminent engineer % a rnmittec con
ycrsnnt with the enterprise will meet
the parry al Las cruces and act a.
instructors throughout the trip
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
Duke City Boy Home
From Submarine Work

franklin a. Miller, son of Mr. aud
Mrs samuel ~ Miller. Of AIS south
Walter street. who was n Of the FIRST
Albuquerque hoyS - enlist In the navy
aftot war wns declared. IN home on
70 ten DAVIS furluugh.
Niiicf has been stationed on SLIPS
In the Panama zone and for the past
several months has beer on q. X
submarine m 49, one Of Uncle sans
new model suhmersibiea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

Pay your dues 90 the "l-bit' club
FoJr-o Taxi Service. Phone 90.
Auto springs. all makes Kcrhor 60
TnEL Phone i5e. Nich,iaon Taxi
Mrs O. shaffcr employed EEL a
mnturmnn hy "a" rtrct car company
was told % appear m police court
8 pHtsrIHy afternoon on e charge 81
no. sturpinr hor car when the Hlrh.
lands FIRE trurk wuH running 60 a fire
IS o. fine wts suspended hy IN" court
There Will uo q special cUmmuuirn.
ton - Temple lodge NO g. A y
A ". this eNuuiug Tor the purpose
"t meeting with rruui lodge officers
a fun attendance ls desired hy order
~ the wnruhipful master
superintendent " J.. Myers Of tho
san'a Fc. hnH Informed tho corpora
ion commission that me request Of
citizens Of las Vegas that train 40 =
be- stopped az eNniruuH Wagon Mound
and Springer TO die, hhrFe passengers
from las Vegas ranno be granted a
This time The reason given by Mt
MNfrs IL that No = IN scheduled as %
fast train aud hat passengers vii
object 10 many steps
" N Robinson. superintendent ~
4 = Indian irrigation. returned last
night from o. trim 10 Chilorco, okla
where ho went 60 investigate the Cou-
struction OF an additional water sup.
plA Tor the Indian school there. The
government intends 10 eulnrgo tho
school from M present capacity ~
600 pupils 20 800 pupils
4 o. johnson, arrrstrd last night
uu y charge % N~nTrnncN. pleaded MOI
guilty 90 tho charge whom urraiEued
in police rour, ihia morning Hc viii
be- tried az 8 o'clock this afternoon
charles e Ta,iot Of Field. \ NJ
lH reported wounded severely in 20.
in,. list of rasunitirr william
NIyhuiund u,iruu. Boz listed 2s wound
90 drFrvc undetermined and AlNa T.
Goats N,silla l'ufk. and Pedro \
GHIlegns Monticello us woundp Z
slight,
Ava o. EIEhtle,. ut Madrid y NJ.
and Miss Nat1 % sulli,pn were mar
rIri saturday uight az the Sullivan
home 900 south nroadvn,. in IN,
~, s.uso Of IL Tow invited friends. b,
itr, o. Gaylord Roberts. pastor of
Ibl 'NusIifu church
o. g. johnson. of en-, state college.
a Iu thr rif, today
. sptfiH arrived h,r, fr1m spcorfo
loot night
\ Eiphwpll ol ,lihb. ls boo the cit,
on husiursH
= = sardo,aI ir in tho r,t, todn,
from ,'uhu
Mas N%orlhnus a confined 10 his
home with % slight cold.
Ian W uloodgopd Of tho state
college. y. here ON business.
tumrs " rhiycH iv uu Albuquerque
visitor today frum Stuiu 20
o. y SiaphtI uI crown Point. b,
tu the city.
iHtuh TutuNa. .i Taos. ia here of
husiurss
O.. W CALLS. or NuuursNlllc. is In
tho ,IN TODAY
g. v MNors. Of ~ unsn boz iu tho
DIt, on n short business trip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04
Committees Pass Bill
For Indian Irrigation

" o. NuhluHuu superintendent ~
The O. p Indian rrITnNuu service az
A-lhuuurruus h received lufnrmH.
fHu from NrpIvseutatiy, walton that
the house general committee has pass.
col Mr Whlfnus amendment tn the
Indian appropriation hill. providing
So 600 Tor construction 20 bitches 90
irrIrltr 500 additional lpreu ~ Icmer
ana La $1,000 fnr the survey ~ pro.
pufed irrigation system 90 IrrIrtte o..
GOO acres ti san Juan Pueblo. ana
$40 600 fuH sinking wells ON Pueblo
luiiln hand Tor domestic supply aud
Cor htort
Classified Ads BRING Rssufts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-04

4 lazy liver leads 10 chronic dyr.
p.psla and conrupation-weakena the
whole system. Doan's ileguieis t30e
per boNl act mildly on the liver and
bowels Al an drug stores.
Evening star., 1919-03-30
SHORTY ANSWERS A HAIL By SEMEzz -

pulled Off that Will give control OF a
new line.
But Old AlIbi Just sits there with
his chin down, noddin' now and then
at some item. but mainly drummin'
his fingers restless on the chair arm.
Near as / could Judge, the Frazer
system was workin' like a mint run
MN double shifts. and any one of
thAm items would have had me doing
a war dance He don't seem to work
up any enthusiasm. though Not
bit.
Finally Mr.. Staples announces cas-
ual: "Oh. by the way. that waterbury
Pawtucket enterprise still hangs fire
] think though that those people are
about to come to terms Their Mr.
Atkins is here now"
"Si Atkins2 Here?" asks Mr Fra
ger. sort OF rousin' up. "Whatll he
take now?"
He wouldn't say" says Staples In
slsts on seeing you personally. l told
him it couldn't be done. but he's still
waiting"
Huh" Grunts Old Alibi well. you
go down and tell him. Staples. No I
can't spare YOU now. Shorty, perhaps
You wouldn't mind shooing the old
rascal off the premises Tell him Tn
Evening star., 1919-03-30
HIS is A
HGH-HGH-'
| HANDED OUTRAGE'
nuRNiN' puRPLE
| |uNDERHI6
|c0lCEWHL5NR1.

so sick don't care what he does with
his old road. VIII you?"
It's a new line for me. but wan
ders down stairs and into the big
lib'ry, where l finds this shifty-eyed
old boy with the white deacon whisk-
ers sittin' anxious on the edge of his
chair And before / can get in my
remarks he demands If l represent
Mr.. Frazer.
why. yes. in way" says l.
Then tell him." breaks in Mr.. At
kins. that If he will only listen to
reasonable proposition. we are ready
to compromise. OF course, we have Sc
cured an injunction preventing him
rom interfering with the extension
of our line across his And then l
cuts in myself
Excuse me-" says !. "but you might
as well save your breath. If 1t was a
plot in cemetery you wanted to
sell. Mr.. Frazer might do business
with you. AS it is. there's nothing
doing"
"Wha -a-t?" says Mr.. Atkins. kind Of
gaspy.
care whether YOU sell him your troll
ley line or junk it," says ].
"Sick?' says Mr.. Atkins. why. I
hadn't heard. Sick, eh? TOO bad"
And say. he looked about as sorry
as an ex-doughboy just iandin from a
transport. We'll, WELL" he goes on.
"In that case II think we have no
offer to make"
ooh. you haven't. eh?" says 7, sort
of prickin' up my cares. His sudden
shift had got me kind of curious.
NO says he. real prompt mo
offer of any kind. And | think 1 VIII
merely express n hope for the even
tual recovery Of Mr.. Frazer and -
Just a minute" says !. as he's
reachin' for his hat. Frazer ought to
know how bad you feel about his be-
ing sick. and he might have some
word to send back after all. I'll hang
your hat in the hall"
] didn't [ took the hard boiled lid
upstairs with me and showed it to
Old Abb. He stares at it, puzzled.
Belongs to your friend Atkins.
says l. "I just lugged IL along SO he
wouldn't weep it full of sympathy on
account of your being so sick"
Frazer gawps at me like he thought
I'd gone crazy in the head. "What
triple-plated tommyrot Is this?" he
snorts. "Old 81 Atkins has no more
sympathy in his system than a dry
le,aon and personally he's as fond OF
me- ps cat is Of swimming in the
pont."
E Ahakes my head. Must be som,
Evening star., 1919-03-30
U.CORAAN

like a kid that's been nabbed robbin'
a cherry tree. but all of a sudden his
backbone stiffens. his eyelids narrow
and he shoves his chin out.
Yes, Frazer. we could" says he. ut
would save us from having to turn
our franchise over to you at your
figure, and as we are fortunate
enough to have the courts on our
side this time"
Atkins" breaks In Frazer. "how
long do you think 1t would take me
to shoot that Injunction Of yours SO
full Of holes that it would look like
a screen door,"
More than two weeks, Frazer" the
old boy raps back at him.
"And meantime" says Frazer. you
would have. Eth? What the
deuce?"
He stops and glares up at the nurse.
who has come in with a glass and
spoon.
IT'S the half hour. SIR" says the
nurse.
That's So" says Old Alibi. takin'
the dose meek and slumptn' back into
his chair once more. Never mind
me, Atkins. Go ahead-if you can"
thought I heard Mr. Atkins sigh
kind of relieved at that and he lost
1 o time in maxim his getaway.
Pardon me. sir" says the secretary.
but | think our time is up for to-
dav.
We'll. 1t isn't. not by long shot"
saws Frazer. You heard what that
old robber had to say. didn't you? But
perhaps 1t hasn't dawned on YOU Just
what he means to do. III tell you.
Staples. Now that he thinks I'm out
of the game. he means to put in that
grade crossing I've been blocking off
for the last five years, which would
force us to buy at his terms. But he's
it. l have a sneaking idea there's one
more fight left in me yet Anyway,
we'll see. Have our bags packed. Or
der the car. and wire Burns to meet
me In Waterbury tonight at 1880"
For minute Staples gawps at him
with his mouth open. Then he smiles
sort Of condesce ndin' and shakes his
bead. You forget your condition,
Mr.. Frazer" says he. Tit would be
suicide. 1 could not consent to assist
you in anything so utterly rash"
You couldn't. eh?" snorts Frazer
Then you're fired Understand that?
Get OUT!
The secretary shrugs his shoulders,
gathers up his papers, and trickles
through the door.
II suppose every one else In this
house Will act the same" says Frazer.
| mean to beat ST Atkins II it takes
my last breath. How about you, Nc
Cabe; Will you stand by me-"
Seeing how | got you into this"
SAYS !. 81 can't do less"
Good" says he And il hanpen
to pass out with my boots onY"
"Piff1e. says l. You're as tough as
pine knot and u little scrap like
this is Just what you've been meedin'
for months Why. man, look In the
Evening star., 1919-03-30

mistake" says |. He seemed all cut
up when l told him how bad off you
were"
"Oh, he did, eh?" says Frazer.
road at any terms?"
Affects him just the opposite" says
]. He wouldn't think about botherin'
you with buyin' 1T now"
Alibi Frazer rouses up at that. He
straightens back in the wheel chair
with his chin up and queer flicker
coming into them mild blue eyes. "The
old fox!' says he. whats his game.
anyway"
That's all he said" says I. Il take
It he's too tender-hearted to worry
sick man with business"
Bah" says Frazer. You don't
know the old pirate. He's got some
thing up his sleeve and by the seven
saints I'm going to find out whatit is
before he leaves this house
'Oh, l say, Mr.. Frazer" protests the
secretary, you know your physicians
have absolutely forbidden you to"
'Physicians be blowed!' says Old
Alibi. shorty, bring Atkins up here"
Just as you say says I.
l had to chuckle, too, at the way my
little hunch was worllin out. He'd
shaken the slump out of his shoul-
ders and them stubby fingers of his
was punched vigorous.
you're in luck" | tells Atkins. Mr.
Frazer happens to be bit easier for
the time being and | expect a little
chat with an old friend like you Will
do him good"
That almost gives him a chokin
spell. "But-I-f--' he begins.
"Ah. come along" says |. Hes sent
for you special"
And when I've lined the two of EN-
up facin' each other it sure is inter-
estin' to watch their motions. Old
Alibi has got a grip on himself once
more and gives Atkins the smooth
hail, while ST acts about as comforta-
bic as a mouse being introduced to a
tom cat.
sorry you find me laid up this
way" says Frazer, but I suppose I'm
down and out. That's what my fool
DOCTORS tell me. anyway"
II was greatly shocked to hear
it," says Atkins.
mo doubt" says Frazer You see I
haven't advertised the fact--might be
bad for the market. Not that l have
much interest in such affairs now. I'm
Just winding things up
"Y-e-s2' says Atkins elancin'
shrewd at the secretary
$50 you'll pardon me for dropping
that Waterbury, Patucket deal" goes
on Frazer. Il hear, though. that you
have concluded not to sell"
Atkins mods.
Going to develop the property your
self, eh?' suggests Frazer.
"We-.we--We might. says Atkins.
squirmn' uncomfortable in his chair.
Il guessed as much." says Frazer.
Lets see, that injunction of yours
has about two weeks to run. hasn't
it? You could put in that crossing /!
YOU made rush job of it. couldn't
you?"
For a second the cid boy colors up
Evening star., 1919-03-30

. ROM some Of tho calls get
II you'd most think | had a sign
out readin' shorty McCabe,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
A CHILD HATES OIL,
CALOMEL, P|LLSFOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
Give California Syrup Of Pigs
II cross, sick, feverish,
oonstipated.

Look back nt Jour childhood days
Remember the dose mother insist
81 un@cHstnr OIL raiumel ~chfhartlcs
How you hatrd Them, huu yuu fought
aEainat taking them.
Win our children SIS different
Mothers who cllnF a. b old form %
phYslc simply don't reniiEr what they
do Tho rhiidrru'H revolt b. well found
I'd Their tender little 'inaldca' are
Injured by them.
n your chlld'H stomach. liver and
bowela need clsausluF rive uuiy drl-
lcinuH California syrup 81 Figs tts
ruun n positive. huf gentle Millions
~ mnthrrs keep tnlH harmless fruit
lakailNs handy fhri tuuw children
ioy 60 take H. hat 10 never fails 90
clean thr liver and bowels and sweet.
en the stomach and that 10 teaspoon.
ful given today saves r. sick child Co..
murrow.
Asa your drurfIsf FOR f. bottle nf
California syrup pf Figs which hss
fuil directions far hHbieH. children -
900 ages aud Tor ~FruNn-ups plainly
on each bottle hcNhrc nf counter.
feits Hnld here Soc hat 10 b. made hf
California flF kfFuu Company Hf
fuse ans other Hind with contempt