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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SUNDAY. AUGUST 8. 1915.
FIVE
f. MADERO IS
HERE ON WAT 10
THE PASS CITY
jlhei of Former President of
Mexico With Daughter Is
Here for Several Hours;
Will Return Soon.
Mil
ihe
thu lead
revolution aKiiinsi
PoTlirio Dias and former president of
u.is in Albiuiueriiiio liit yes
ftemoos and last nlwht. Ha
aC( ompaoled by his only uiimar
iiihter, Mln Angela Madero.
The
Welt' oil lilt" ,.,y lion! I.oa
ft to Bl P P. They arrived
,,i Santa Fe train No. which
101 than IB hour late, and left
;tn o'clock last night on (rain
tit for Kl Paeo. They expect to
tn Albuquerque la week or
a the way W New York where
home i. Mr. Madero tins pri-
at 1"
Nat v
then
vnte buaweae m r,i nmri
hich explain his visit to the Pass
i'il.v
nioiis Not to Be
Known.
identity un-
Inxious to keep his
innwi! Mr Madero AM
not register
i the Aharado hotel.
He and his
da lit; tl I 'i' were so gamin ui Keep,
hut their prase nee unknown that they
ate dinner last niKht in the Aharado
lunch room expecting to escape Iden
tification there. nic .Muuero inmiiv
is
mted in the millionaire
lass
However, when tounu ny a report-
,M ,li Madero talked pleasantly, al
though he staled at the first that the
abject of Mexican politics was ta-
1 i He and his. daughter had
Mveral new&papeffl in which they had
t,,' reading the development of the
toaference between the rnited States
and South American republics in re.
Urt to Mexico. Mr. Madero, while
lie tias bean keeping himself inforia-
,.,l t" the minute on Mexican affairs,
ilid not a ish to commit himself, reiil
iiitiK the weight any utterance of his
might Hear upon the situation.
Alhuipici'ipie Kike Movii .
Mi... Madero is an ardent adniirer
t albuqui rque, although this was
her first visit here. It is so like Jh'X-.n-the
mountains Indicating the
laodla-Mansano rana-e with whvp
ut In r handi the clear blue sky and
die sunset she commented on the
mission ityle of the Alvarado hotel.
Mr Madero while passing along
Central avenue remarked at the num
ber of person! who spoke Spanish.
None had addressed him, not know
ing Who he was. The father of the
funnel' Mexican president, who is an
unusually keen observer, heard the
Bptalih-American! talking among
themselves, Further evidence of his
remarkable power of observation was
the fact Hint he called out the names
of streets as he passed lliem although
he had been here only a few hours
ami had gained the knowledge only
thmiiKh casual inquiry,
Sunn after their arrival Mr.
ilern and his daughter hired an
mobile and ''saw" A!huiucriiit
Ma
auto 1 and
It
old AU'u-
le Berna-
JOSa Yllez
and from
it jail w here i len
was incarcerated
escaped.
adeio desinU' his
Babuar
which l
yea is
After the dn.V's ride on the
d after the sight-seeing trip
lutorooblle he wanted to go
lion picture show last night,
liner it was more Ulan two
til .No. SOU left, so he and his
went to the Crystal theater.
ilallshtci
WITH OCCUPATION TAX
UNPAID, CONTRACTS
MAY BE HELD ILLEGAL
That contracts entered into iy hus-
inewi houses which have not paid OC-
'UIHtli
may lie illegal, Is an III
temenl in an opinion giv-
alor
lsanc Barlh tn
yesterday, upon
lue'a right io col-
wt oec
an lax.
Merc is
what he says:
"Furl I
it may interest you Io
n the case of business that
kni
Were Is a line of authority which
holds that in the ease of Imsincss car
ried on WlthOUl the payment of the
occupation tax will he Illegal and no
recover) .an be had upon contracts
Made in the course of It. In the cage
"f Seller! VI Phillips. ;i7 111. App. 7i,
il Wis helii that an unlicensed attor
ney eould nol recover for professional
twrvicea, even though such services
were rendered under a contract there
iiir this when, an DOCUpntlon tax
was required. Although il. was held
In IT Nov.. S7, that unless the slate
expressly voids the contracts of sale
made by persons fulling to pay an oc
cupation tax, such person can reenv
(r for goods sold without license."
City Clerk Hughes, to wdmm the
opinion was shown, learned from It
jhiit In ould not properly have taken
''(Ml action against delinquents; as he
threatened to do.
Tin- law, B.CCOfdfhg' to Senator
Earth's opinion, requires a step,
ahich the cty had not taken Action
J?o l- taken until thirty days af
W the assessor has sent notice and
"'tei' the penalty, which double! the
mount is added.
RECEPTION AND BALL
BY LOCAL AGENCY
lh,. O... Jl...l,. I. ...1,1
, . .. new muwvuenvi i"1"'
nsadquaxteri and garage are turned
ovr to the official in (Aim here. ,1
Krnnd
thoi-o,
" Ption and hall will be held
The following significant in-
v 'tatl
I hi
i mb
he
1,een mailed out at
efthoie invited:
'Charles M. Burl
St lldehake
lls-
ouilit,,,. rmu.a ii,-
honor of
voiir
pr'si-n e aml wlfe a, tnp gtudebaker
".t, and ball, Monday evening.
Aut 16. nineteen hundred and fif
'fn. from 8 p. m. until 12 o'clock,
j 1 ''"''l'1 West Central avenue, Al
222!!?lge, X. M. Informnl."
$100 Reward, $100
! mHAL'. thh piper nfl bt pleased ts
thii t lent on drMded dlmw
SLWUei MI brtn Me to nrn la ill Us
! C . i"1 "" ' c'rb. Rall s Citirrh Curs
ha!fSS cure bow knoiin to tbt ati-
H,ll fxirrn twin consUtntlnnil
Hill . .q . conitltiillonil trestnient.
iitrwm W Sn" u ,,1n itnr. sUns
Oi, pou the Wood and murom nrfic! of
f tki ' m' ""r'br dutroylnf tlw founditl.m
kl boiMi "' ,n !lTli ts pitl'iit itrenitn
t I, 5', up mostltutloB d milting 111-
s ssSs TSS ltt wor TP- wssetsCri h
farfw '"'"i Ib Iti nrttlTo pnwrra that tber
tlia , "uodrM Dolliri fof tnj rttr that It
to i ur s,,,,! for of t,tlm0ali.
Mdr r j CUKEY k vo ToIe(Jo Q ,
T.L u "" ". 7c
' u,u f iollr tm for coBitipmioo.
TEACHERS LEAVE
El
New Mexico Educators Off for
Big Meeting in Oakland;
Conway Enthusiastic About
Next Albuquerque Session.
tweea forty ami fifty New Mexico
teio hcrs left Inst night on No. ! for
Oakland to attend the annual conven
tion of the National Education asso
ciation to i,e held in Oakland, Calif.,
this week. Other teachers will .loin
the patty between here and llallup
and it is expected that the Sun-lino
state will he represented liy a delega
tion of fully a hundred at the big na
tional gathering.
John v. Conway, superintendent of
public schools of Santa Fe county and
a member of the New Mexico Educa
tional association, is in charge of the
special. Mr. I'onway spent si vcral
hours in the city yesterday, and while
here talked freely regarding the
tor the next meeting of the stat
plana
i eon-
vent ion in Albuquerque.
Mr. Conway, in company with Pres
ident Vaughan ami Wagner, has ins
heart set on a registration of -,oon at
this year's meeting, and will exert
every effort to bring about that re
sult. Bee re tan Wagner nag planned
to circularize nil the county superin
tendents of the state with a view to
having them begin early to make ar
rangements t.. have the ten hers of
their respective counties attend the
convention. It is believed that the
county commlssioneri of the various
counties will hp induced to make lib
eral appropriations fur the purpose of
defraying the expenses of the teach
ers to and from the convention, and
in spite of the fact that this is exposi
tion year it is believed that the at
tendance will break all records.
Not t I t in 1 1 toting.
Mr Conway stated thai the execu
tive committee of the slate associa
tion had emphatically vetoed the
proposition to limit the voting
strength of the organisation to the
teachers themselves. He declared
that it was the sense of the commit
tee that any man or woman who was
willing to pay a dollar for member
ship ill the association should have
the right to vote on the
whole the meeting place i
should be.
That Santa Fe will again
of
id
.id for the
honor of entertaining the convention
was the Information conveyed by Mr
Conway. The capital city will send
down a strong delegation wilh a vi w
to capturing the llll meeting, and,
said Mr. Conway, it will be up to Al
buquerque to pile up i big enrollment
in older to keep the big meeting here.
COUPLE CHARGED WITH
LIVING AS MAN AND
WIFE: UNDER ARREST
Doputv Sheriff Querino Coulter ar
rested Ignacie Hernandes ami ttusll
la VkllpandO de Marino, charged with
U Ing together as man and w ife, Fri
day nfafM at Alameda. When they
were arreited rtertandei aeked the
vv an to bring "the letloj," referring
to a license to marr.v.
Marino, to whom the woman is
said to have been married in the
church, gWOrg lo the complaint
against the couple. Whether stc
had been divorced from him could
no) be learned officially last night.
Tin y probably win he arraigned
before Justice Craig, Monday.
BAND CONCERT WILL BE
GIVEN AT PARK TONIGHT
Here la tin program for the con
cert to be played tonight at Robinson
I park by the Indian ichool band
! March Tenth Regiment, I Hall I
I Reltgloao Virtuoso- in the Ureal
Beyond, ( Brooks)
March Bmnlem "f
Freedom,
io Winds,
i. a, 1 M. L.
i Wagner i,
i King).
Waltz Wedding of I
t Hall).
Fox Trot Made In Anie
Lake).
Serenade
- Kv enlng Star,
Waltz Sobre Las Olai ntosas).
March Clmllator, (Sousaj,
Star Spangled Banner.
EUGENIC CONFIDENCE
ADOPTS FISHER'S VIEW
BY MDRNlNQ JOUNAI. 1IICIAV LIAMO WlKtl
Oakland, calif.. Aug. 7. "Romeo
loved his Juliet, eugenics or no eugen
ics, and Its the same With Pa and
Biddy today, i hope we'll never eee
the day when two persons who love
each other cannot marry."
This statement liy Dr. ' I' Mallard,
of Havi lock. Neb., was mad! today
before tbe national iferenoe onn
race betterment in its concluding ses
sion He was answered by ProfelSOf
Fisher, of Yale uniMrsitv. who
thought that person! phyglcally or
menially defective should not be al
lowed to marry even If in love. He
said:
"gjaclefy thoroughly Imbued witn
eueenie ideale would register more
real love rrutrriafe! "tan ii would
without them."
The conference accepted Professor
Fjsher's view of the matter.
George Wharton James of Pasa
dena, t'alif declared that the white
mnn could learn much from lh In
dian in the way of health rules.
The Indians were 'Fleti'lierizmg
hundreds of years before Fletcher an
nounred the heneficlgl results or
thorough mastlcHliun.' he said
i .... . I.romrhl it-' cnnven-
liOU to ! close tonight with 1 morality
masque "redemption." in which two
hundred special and regular students
,,f the LTnlVWrSity of California took
part. The masque was an allegorical
arraignment of disease and war.
The place of the meeting ror me
ext conference was not decided.
PANAMA CANAL AGAIN
BLOCKED TEMPORARILY
a moni joumv imcial .! aaeei
,., oir 7. An earth moVe-
mfin
at 0
Ilaro cut m uii rtiiiM...
rduoel the depth of the
canal !
channel
tweniv
passage
st ea mil
York ti
t that point to less tnan
pet. This has delayed the
,f ten Vfssels. Including the
Finland, hound from New
San Fianctseo with a0 pas
t, i. .toieH thst traffic will
sengers
probably be resumed Monday.
FOR CONVENTION
IN THREE CARS
Tl
T r d
ASKED BT 0. S.
ney General and Distiict At
torney Is Sent to Santa
sitae toner Robert i Brviea'a spending
3 per eCRt of money ol. tallied from
the sal,, of state lands for publicity Is
asked In a bill which l ulled Stales
District Attorn) Bummers Bttfkhati
sent to the clerk of the federal dis
trict COUfl at Santa cK for filing yes-
terday, Tbi action was approved
by the I'niled Stall's attorney gen
eral, whose name us well as that of
Mr. Burkhari is signed to the bill.
The action was taken on the
ground thill the using of part of the
funds from Ho sale of lands was not
one of the purposes for which the
giant wa. made to the state b) con
gress The las( legislature en
law authorising the . xiiendiliu
'ti
I publicity.
Three pel i out ,,f the land sal
for
a year would
it was said
imount to
bout iu. nun
T?
BUSINESS
M
COLLEGE ITEMS
The announcement of the opening
of the fail term on September 7. has
brought a great many Inquiries from
all over the southwest, anil a large at
tendance is already assured, a re
vised catalogue has just come from
the press, and is being mailed to any
Inquiring for information.
The returns of the recent l ulled
Stales civil st I vice examination held
in Albuquerque have lust been pub
lished Four Business College grad
uates were successful in passing the
examinations with excellent standings,
and tin ir names have been placed on
the eligible list for appointment The
four A H. i'. lies are Misses Jean
Hubbs, Miriie Baler, Charlotte Pratt,
and Marian Binford.
Mr. Ed Dofafl, manage!1 of the
14-16 basket hall teams, and i i;ind
uate of the commercial teachers'
training- course, has accepted a posi
tion as the principal of the business
department of the Fort Scott, Kansas,
high sc hool.
Miss Theresa VOt Is Hie new book
keeper with A O. Hachechi ij Co.
Miss Maud Webb Is now employed
by Attorneys llcacock, & Cornell.
A large class has been organised to
prepare for the civil service exami
nation, August 118, and are working
diligently for the test. They are Ink -
ing spc
7 to 8:
taking
ed thai
he addl
suit of
Miss
several
querqui
ial work
evening from
111), and the day stud
additional work. It tl
several more grail in
inu
CXI
are
d to the eligible list as the re
tins examination,
Lee Keenan, who has taughl
successful term! In the amu-
Oity schools, and who glad
iiuiuii from a commercial i
.training course. has been
hers
j principal of the newly orga
Imerclal department of tin
high school. Miss Keenan
la large part of her work ii
itSSU com
Sanla I'c
completed
the cven-
'ing school.
Manager Ooodell returned the first
of the week from a vacation ipcnt on
the Conejos river In Colorado, and
reports that he had an enjoyable
I time.
Mis: Susan Cobb has accepted e po
sition with h. Wi wiley, secretary ol
the New Mexico State Fair associa
tion.
Miss Miinella Rigdon returned the
ftrsi of the week from Taos, N. If.,
where she held i temporary United
Slates civil service appointment, She
li non working temporarily with At
torney John Voniiblc
Miss Helen trppenhetmer has ic-
ccplcd ii position a! stenographer with
the New Mexico cattli unitary board,
HUCCeedtng Miss Anna Myers, who re
cently incepted an appointment in
the I'niled Slates civil service.
Ml. Mary Vctter has been put on
the temporary roll in the I Riled States
forestry offices.
The employment depart mi nt has
been kept Vrj busy tilling calls and
several Important changes ale pend
ing. Much difficulty Is hung sus
tained to find a sufficient number of
graduates to fill all the places
mends of Miiis Kdith Clark, one
of the stars of the A. h. C. begketbnJl
team of a year ago, wdll he pleased to
leam that she has accepted a fine
position with a wholesale house of I'd
I'aso. and that she likes the city and
also her work.
Miss Mabel Phillips is the new iti n-
ographer ill the city hall. Miss Fnld
Reed having accepted I position with
the Electric Light company. Both
took courses in the A B, ft
Mr. Fred While, who took his en
tire course In evening school, has ac
cepted a position as stenographer with
the Stale National bank. Mr. Qeorg!
Myers, another A. B. C. graduate, hus
received a substantial promotion in
the same Institution. (Adv.i
THREATENED TO BLOW
UP EXPORTER'S HOUSE
(BV M3NNIN4 JOUNNAL SeiCIAL LtAIIO Wlfftl
Houston. Tex.. Aug. 7 lnvestian-
tiom of dynamiting threat! made re
cent!) over the telephone to William
Weatherford, cotton expoilci, lonlKhl
caused the detention by the police of
,i man aiiested after a Hap had been
laid for the person who today told
Mr. Weatherford that his restdeni !
and a ship carrying horses to Rjnrope
from Unlveston lor the allies were to
be blown up.
Mr. Weatherford'! residence was
guarded by a strong cordon of polpe
tonlKht. He has moved his family to
a hotel.
What ship was threatened by the
man who telephoned Mr. Weathei
ford has not been leained. Becently
it was announced that 10,4)11 horses
would be sent to France from i!al
veston before October I, ami pari of
Ihe shipment already is on hand.
Maui' Koeninated foe Congress
Louisville. Ky . Aur. 7. Former
fongresemen a O. Stanley, democrat,
E P, Morrow, republican, end Fred
.1 Diegeler, progreseive, were nomi
nated for governor in the statewide
primary held In Kentucky today.
Stanley'! majority is estimated at -'".-000.
AN INJUNCTION
ACAINS
urn
I Ll
JRa
Sunday Services
at the Churches
HltOAItWW llltl-!l ( lit III 11.
Corner Gold avenue and Hromlw .v
Chss. Lemuel Dean, pastor
Sunday son ic
11 a. m. The Definition of the
Kingdom."
s p. in. "The Old Pallia. "
Blnle school. a. in.
Christian EentOavor, , no p. m.
EVANUEl.lt M It llll KAN
CHI R4 II.
Corner of Edith Street and Central
avenue.
In the Library Pudding. Carl
Schmii!. pastor.
Ceimun service, in at a. in.
rtJtkTf IIAPITM I III IU II.
Corner Broadway and Lead avenue.
C. T. Taylor, pastor, 306 South
Walter street: phone mK.V
Ilev. B. H. Atwood will preach
11 a. m and X p. m.
Sunday school t 9 . 4 ;" a. in
Junior B. Y. P. I', at 0:Jo p. nv
at
Senior B. Y. P. I at . p. m.
Mission Sunday school, Sev
n't,
street and Mountain road, I! p. in
Prayer meeting. Wednesday, X p. tn.
Choir rehearsal, Thursday, Till
P. m.
The ChurCft building is being I'e-j
modeled. BpOJ ml revival meeting) at
to be held following August lath. Dr.
j m Dawson of Waco Tex., is to do
the preaching.
Till Ml.l VITON Mint
Sunday morning knee-drill at
o'clock. Holiness meeting at II
Sunday school at - p m Bl
service ill s p ni.
Cap! and Mis Sagcrt. office
charge.
IMMAt t l.ATK CONCI 1TUN
cut lit II.
Sodality muss, 7:00 a m.
Children's mass, for children only,
8.30 a. m
Late mass. io b. m
Evening services, 7:10 o'clock.
1TUST PKI SBYTI III N CHURCH.
Corner Fifth street and Silver avenue.
Hugh A. Cooper, pastor.
Sen ices at 11
m. The evening
a. i
SCI
and at
!:M l.
charge
oi the v. p. s. c. iv
Sermon at morning service
Sunday school at :4!i a. m.
Prayer meeting at I p. m Thin
meeting will he led by E. B Crisbv.
Mis Bradford, dm'! tress Mis
Burton, organist.
I KlltsT Ml T IM lls I I Plsi OPAL
I III III II
Corner Lead avenue and South Third
street.
Charles Oscnr Beck man, Psstor.
Ucv .1 M. Shinier ,,f Santa I'c will
icciipv the pulpit in both the morning
and evening scrv h I s
Sunday school, tf:ii a tn.
Epworth league, 7 p. in.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE miciity.
Christian Science services are held
In the Woman's club building, at the
corner of Seventh street and Hold
avenue, every Sunday morning at 11
o'clock.
Wednesday evening services oro at
8 o'clock.
Sunday school at 1:41 o'clock.
Beading room In the N. T. Armljo
building, room No. 18, open each week
day from 1! to 6 p. m.
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL t lH'llt ll. '
turner Fourth stroe" and West Silver
avenue.
Tenth Sunday after Trinity.
Holy communion 7 a. m.
Sunday school, l:4a a. 111.
Morning prayer and etrmeit tl
clock.
1 1
n i 1st on ; 1 1 1 :t ; ATI N AL
III Bi ll.
Corner of Coal und Proadway
livenuea.
A. Toothaker, minister,
Sunday school, 8:41 a in.
Divine worship, 11 a. m. and T:4B
. m Sermons by the pastor,
v P, s. C. L'., i 40 p. in.
NT. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL
I , I I'll I It N
Cor. Silver avenue and Sixth
street
Edward P. Sciui
Parsonage, ;tot; Bo
ifin.1.
Sunday school n
Keefer, I 10 a. in
del . 1. I I
paitor.
Phone
F. Oi
Uth Sixth,
charge of
The scripture
I I age for
study
II;
Sunday school
"The Klngdon
In I Kings
Torn A.sunilc
hour is ii id,
Morning worship, 11 o'clock
sermon win be ib fourth in the
on the "Sermon 011 the Mount'
raids or Privacy in Religion."
Iii the evenlnir at 7:.'l(l will bi
the combined ( ' B and pre u hlng
service, when Mr. J. M Moore. Jr.
will address the yoUilH I pie on III
siib.lecl. "HO Io Pr
its thi Tew
perance Reform."
The Kndeavorern will hob
husiness meeting Monday evi nit
Jur.lori meet at I 1(1 Sunday
ATTRACTIVE STORE
WILL BE THAT OF
WASHBURN COMPANY!
force of carpenter! have been
hammering away the pes! (ew days l
the store of F. U Washburn company,
and in the next week will have trans
formed thai popular clothing empo
rium into practically new quarters.
Th,. store -the Second street and tie
Hold avenue sides will undergo u
complete change to conform to the
most up-to-date city places of holi
ness. After the carpenters net through
with their work, a force of paper
hangeri and palnterg win be pul to
work, and when all is completed and
Ihe work accepted patrons of Ihe I'" L
Washburn stole will ttazc upon one
of the most attractive stoles of lis
kind in New Mexico, if nol in the en
tire southwest. The K. L. Washburn
company are clothiers well known
lhrou(rhoiit the south Weil and are ex
tremely optlmlitlc of the future; tin
are luccaeef u! merchants and believe
in nlacinu thcli L.oods helot i the read.
i PLUMBING AND HEATING
WORK DONE FOR LESS
J Mi Vickrey. one of the motl I I
peiTenied and competent men In lib
line In the :lv. can save you moiiev
mi vonr heatine and plumbing work
Be docs both coniraei ann repair
will h I - am I II I -
nth
Phone '.1!
'Hie I. i ' ' i ' u II.
"A customer rsme Into mv store the
other day and said to one of my
i Jerks, 'have you anylhlnn that will
cure diarrhoea " and my clerk went
and git him a bottle of ChambeiTaln s
Oollc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemedv,
ard said to him. 'if this does not can
yo I will not charge you a cent for
It.' 8o l.s took It home and came
back In a 'ay or tv.o and suld he was
cured " writes T H Berry V Co., Halt
Creek, Va. Obtainable everywhere.
No Clearance Sale
Can Equal These
$25 Suits Made to
I
POSITION
and SUCCESS
have crowned the efforts of
hundred! ot young people who
have secured an A It. C. train
ing. Courses In Stenography,
Hookkeeping, Court Reporting,
Accountancy. Hanking, Secre
tarial Studies, Commercial
Teaching, Expert Coaching for
Civil Service a specialty. No
vacations. Six session! Weekly.
Six months will complete a sin
gle i tso. Expert Instructions.
Thorough Courses, Modern
Equipment Graduates placed In
excellent posh ions. Fall term
opens September 7th.
The only National Accredited
Commercial Bchi
Southwest i n ii"
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Wall Paper
HUDSON for Picture
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California Hotels
Health and Summer Resorts
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residents of this sa livto mi ipa
places af interest this summer,
tncnts of California's leading
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WESTLAKE
MILITARY
ACADEMY
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Btrovtr, utMrintstne
THE WM. FARR COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PIIKSI1 AM MIT MKATS
Saneage a Hpeoialty
for Cattle inn! Rogi the itiwat
Market Prices Aro Paid,
DUKE CITY
Cleaners-Hatters
Tin West l.ohl
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St. Mary s College
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(Under the suspires of the Protestant Kplscopal Chnrchl
PR BDIDRNT Right Itev Mlahop linrrett, l I . LL. D.
A boardlntt and day school for Itirls Preparatory and college
i nurses. Attention given Io moral, inlelleiTinil and physical develop
ment of the Individual pupil. Huly u limited number of vucuucles in
the boarding department
Twenty -seventh year commences Sept. 1 5th,
For catalogue address
1 lie Dean, St. Mary's College, Dallas,! exas
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AUDITORIUM HOTEL
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listing leg sees Ural Central Para, Beery modern aeeomcBagegtoai
nralshsd fev Mlimilule wmforl; lurge IuIiIiIi-h biiiI prliiiti perlors, Npe
.rliil luuinipr rule.
II. V. dSUIt, Hnniiser.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Ltrn ftutomnliile irpmnnfj find driving on up'to-olats)
cart; Uo eleclnclty. In thn bet-rninppvl (.jarflf(.
Knptrt inntruclors. Koom and Imnrd vim ' n ,
Many positions 'MirBfi. n( nt'tiiR frttp. Sprrml ihId
Oldflit school tn UnilrXfl
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WEST 7TH. LOS ANGELES
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Ron imtMe rMim with prlvn,
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pen n pin li. New iii!iiiiineinrnl ;
n. iv itlnitic room ; new kltrhea.
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HM I Mil H Moon, M,inttKr.
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FAYW00D HOT SPRINGS
For Itheiimatlsm, Htomach Trou
bles, Kidney Ailments, Inflamma
tions, Arterial Hardening, loco
motor Ategig. Nervous Kreaklng,
etc. Perfect Treatment, 1'erfeot
i limine. Health, Pleasure, .
Modern Hotel. Ilooktet.
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BALDRIDGE
LUMBER COMPANY
PAR0ID ROOFING with 15
year guarantee
and School of Music
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