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ALBUQUERQuE EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, N0VEM1ER 27, 1111.
NEW MUCHINEAND ELECTRIC SHOP
THE COLEMAN-FISHER CO.
HAVE OPENED
A New Plant at 511 W. Central
This plant is equipped with new
and modern machinery and we are
prepared to do accurate work at
reasonable figures. PHONE 242
an
r
Use Kirk's Hake White Soap
Cheapest and Best Soap
on the Market Today
Crescent Hardware Co.
STOTIS AND RAN18
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS AND TINNERS
AG1NT8 FOR
Marsh Simplex and Advance Duplex Steam P umpe
318 West Central Avenue. Pkene 318
Charles Ilfelci Company j
Wholesalers of
x Las Vrjg, Albuqurqu, Samttt. Rosa i
f4-4 4
I,' an , 1 , "-, i
Bi Pay in Civil Service
The pay t toot, (he worlc conxen
tat. and promotion rapid lit tn U. fl.
CWIl fltrvlce, If you are n Ameri
can nun r woman orr II you art
allglbla for any iorrnment poxltlou
If you paaa tht Cltrlt Strvlc Kxamt
Mttsu. Tc lrM hew yu can quit
Mj la rw inn Mm, writ for tar
fr CI rll BM-Tlee bookfct. U. Cilf
ta Hhaaa, rapraaantatlre uf Ih.
tecHaHonal 0"rmtMH(iM ttehoola,
Box 149, Albuquerque. N. M.
Our Peisona! ji
!! Service in the
4
f Clothes
Themselves
-
Not only in the reception
you jct when you come
in, and the appointments i
and conveniences that
arc on every hand, but I
in THE CLOTHES j
THEMSELVES do you J
get this SERVICE from t
us.
EAXL & WILSON FINE
a.
SHIRTS 81,75, $2.50, fc
S3 and $3,50.
Newest creations in
Neckwear direct from
New York 50c, 75c, $1,
81.25 up to $2. SO.
MAIL ORDERS
PROMPTS FILLED
ETarything
..j.il. mi ran
SPECIAL
Thanksgiving Sale
..of..
Silver Plated
Tabl eware
Knives, Forks, Spoons, Etc,
Al-SO
Uawb' ami other genulm rut ln.
Unlit Mimiht), TucmIii) anil VYritui?.
day niiljr.
A discount of 25 per cent
and more.
Ilettrr mil nml mhi llicm. Wo niH'il
ih room for our holiday goud.
CSTD
RELIABLE
VATCMMAKEKS SJEwtlERSI
1 107 W. CENTRAL AVE
atBSr
DR. SEWELL TENDERS
HIS RESIGNATION
llt-ml uf I'rraloU-rlnii rWtulintltiin
U'aiOS InMllufluit (H'4-uiimi uf
Heavy linlli ami I.tl'lkt Htiriijtli,
llouue ho feetn that (Ik- ratably
liwrwulntr dutlca uf aunutorium nhv-
iutjii at the HouthWeitcrh l'rby
terlau Miia(orlum In thin elt urn I no
mush for 1M strength, wliK'h ha ro-
ently lctg. depleted by mi tllnrn,'
Dr 8. o',pfwoll has tendered IiIb rea
tgnntton tu thk tniaril In I'lmixi-. Or.
HuwcX liun , luart'id : limtltuliun
Hinii' It TiniRUutiort four yonn una,
nml i lift-it InrKcli' HicUuiiKiital in
lin uwaw,!l ' wiU1 Kri'iit rnr4
Ihut tin VfmrJ-(mil I'.i.lviil in. reiK
Iwil wuik of itiit inntltuliuii aiu-r tho
rtirniFDt of or suvi ll. aim no
itlurlum ihyiiitii in H'i'olil'fl.
"1 lo nut btlim'o tlicro Im any
uthrr ititiltciii mi miJ for wtiutiiilw
ciuti oa riwmbcrlnin n i-'ougli icw
a.' wrllv m I'ranule Turpii(
.imifilun .'lty, Hr. TJiU rmwAr,; )
limn unnurjw.Hcu iir cuuu t'fOMH
rpr niu uy an urusnuw.
Tomorrow Only
Ladies' Silk Hosie
Regular 50c value
Special Tomorrow Only
3 prs. for $1.00
wwwmwM&WwWwwWWw
WHERE, QUALITY MEETS PRICE
CroIIott & Waters
FTTNKKAIj ftlHHOTOIM ANB
Ill We( LeMj rttoM, H1trt w
Day, MS.
Springer
TRANSFER t OOMPANY
FOlt I1XTKA WHC.I, HOXTMB
MAM1IIK iron liAWNN AND
TIIINCK.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
tiii: viiTiii:u.
TtinliM fnlr In tvtt' am) suav flur-
rl itid rulili'r In cal pertsori. Tuua
(lay fair nml routlnmil cold.
Pfber 4'n., Optician.. . l'hona
MuUcrIu O OrtU left this morning
for Suntu 1'e.
J K. Ingl of Muilrld In laltlrtff At
liuqurnjuo on a -brief buolncn trl.
Auto Hiif. earrings Ln Uohct.
Hor Htuci.M" rilrrot from mill at
laioial Mtr prlcK. J. ktorbar 4L. Ca.
Taomtsn will have a mnctlng to
tiluht at A. O. l V hall ivlth mill-
utlon untl musical.
V. ci; l,oKun uf I.on i.unuK, n county
onlcur uf Vnlenclu oounty, i vlMtluir
tho clty'toJiiy-
O. U. Urown, a ho in intfrrM In
lh oil jiroportlf" at AIko1oiuk, left
thin tnnrnlnK N'- to for that liolnt
J. D. Homer, n "fll known Hanta
Pft MlHclnl. I Ihtp on ti brl-f tmslncs
trip from lilti htaU(uarttrn In Denver,
I'oucll Hliickhouw of Pun Antonio
l veiling th city, nccomimnlod by
Urn. Htackhuufco.
Jnmn Kellj. mnstrr moolmnlc ut
Covtf.rJ vlnltlne tho city for a uay
or IjvTj on Kntttu K bunlnciw.
ri. Nt tiRlnitt. iontmuitrr nt l.u
nun. returned in 111 nomo inw morn
Inn after vlltlnR hrro for n day or no.
Judirp W. C Iteacnck wont to l'r-
ulta nnd Lou Lunaa.thla tnornlnit on
jirofMHlanul 1julnc.
Col V- H. llopowoll loft Ihln mnrti'
Inc for Hnntw !' n a brlof Inifclness
trli.
A. I Hunt, n woll known man of
Hun Maivlul, U ifndlnK & few dn
5n i ho city.
Y. M. llaynor of La Crugc la vU
itniK tltU city for n dny or two on,
tmsliu'fin.
II. M Doushcrly. o promlnnVjnUor
r' of Hocorro, pnawn inrouffii ino
iy t:l morning on litu way to Han-
M. Wt'U of Han Marclal, who U con.
netvd with thu Uibo Murrantlio
company. It vlnltlnfr tho city on bunl
now. Judst. Mcrrllt C. Mrohim und Mr.
.Mouhom nrrlvfld from tlndr home In
Socorro yckUruay. Judgo aiMiicm
went to Hantu K today.
i:. U Oood. day olork ut ttio .Vlvur
udo, Ik nnuln on duty nt hU.uccuntoni
f d plnv. ufti-r Hpundlnn aiivi'tul week
iim roller cr.sliler In El I'ano.
W. A. Oamiron, tTBAollnR frsialU
nnd pawcitKor ant fb'ETflio Banta To.
with iii-udnunrti-ra tit Kl Vm. I In
AlbU(jucrnu for a day or two.
A. D. Clrnham, matiaKvr of Ui Tri
Htuto Taluphoso coinptnty for IIiIk ii
trlct, loft thU iHorHlnR for a brlif
Hhoollne trip t Amnrlllo.
J. It. galuafcO' Hanta v -;ooial
nftlit on Iho H'c Ortindo dlvinon, rr
turtiod to thu aouth this mornlox after
)tndlRK Sunday In tho city
WIHIuiiillAlfour. trunapiirlullun lu.
apcctllF lor Ihn Hnnta P, 1t this
morning for the utli, uii Imikiumx
3. ?D. T!i)l-v. tin uiiurtii ziurt
or tlio Huutii J" . N it thin mnrulnii
(for t.'olfttX fount I" i nd ptVH'Ul
,dl) H ,011 ItU!!!'
Ciiplulu Fr .i Kurn ,n ,, ihf. mount,
ed police up i i I., t a.jjtt h'.re, rtturn-
ry
The Latest Books
That .look In many r ,c doth nharo
Thut in sold 'iivu doth loik tlm
eoldn Mtory
Amorlcnns arr Hit! -rrcnt4t rradrrs
in tho wurldtrnd the ttrrsitoMt wrltora
rurnlMh them their llttratur. T)iUt
ycflr'a crop of notion Is the ureuttut
yet
Huch a bo&k nf ""nie WInnlnr of
Unrbam Worth" Ik dcotlncd to tuku
tin place among- thn mauterpitfee.
"Thn lurvrater." by Oene Wtrntton
Korter.
"Tho Lone lloll." by Mnry Johrmon,
Thi! NVr D Wall," by Ilex nach,
nnd
Thu rollowing of the mur," bjf
Klorenrn UarcTuy. urv lUltir of the ble
oni-c it
Alao-
"The Coniniou law," by Hubert
W. ChumbjrSif
"The Iron - Womuti," iliy Margaret
Deliandc.
"Tho I-'rullful Vine..' Itoberl Uloh-
en.
'The Ijiet Qalley," Cottan Doyle.
All mmmIa K..I l.nK m. M.B-i.N
Mil (ivfiui . iju .c..n tmM I. w
of tho year'a llt. i'iuiii In and look
thnn over.
Strong's BookStore
"VOVIt .MiMfHY MAOK M-'
WANT IT."
Ins to aante Ka thbi morning No.
19.
Tomorrow ilia, achuot children will
mnkn the-ir nuntial contribution, to
tin- Ileni'volent HOclcty. Tho dbttrl
button will In, nmde from tho room
In tho rcur uf tin- Klka' club.
Mr Kri-drrfk O. Kroll of Murcnlltw.
Mich., It tn tlm city vislllnu Mr ntid
Mm. F. H. Ilalj of OUl Albunuarnuo.
Mr. Kroll u returning from Cnllfor
nln to Ills limine In MIcIiIhhu.
W It. Urown, dlulrlct frolsht und
iwiinioiiRor uw" nt for t?m t.inu Vi; wii
hero yeKtfdny" from liU htadiiiiarterK
nt Kl lni, iuAylnfr thl morning fir
tho north
Adjtitunt lirHeral .V. H. Uruoka loft
thl mornnu fJr . riimtn I'c, nfter n
trip throusn thTrjjrnithptietrrn portion
ni me iprrit' -y.Jirijpi wnicn nr- nmii-o
laul nlKht. ji
All tm I'aiiwlln fatlu-ra of thin
dlortue v ,ut lv Tln AlbuiUerUr or
vicinity. . iitf-Jjifli to lletcn lhli
mornlni; for utcuSfrrcnee. They will
return tonitrht. '
Dov n ll.irtiiyu known cut
tloman or E .'dfjtntinty. i here from
Mu homo .o I'urfebad. accompanied by
John 1 KiiiTnoH, Ditmncratlo cuudl-
dutt for eommlialJior of public Und.
Itev. J n iloort-, nn KpUropal
mlnlHtcr a ycatordtty prcnchi-d In
ino isiiiaropoi rnurcn nrrt, rciuriiei
thU niormna lu "hfA"rjoma In Die Men
dmv eiiy
Jud(p Ira A. Abbott. aMOilnle Jn
tlco of '. supremo brnch of Non
Mexico. Iff thin mornlne for Rr.ntu
Ko. to nttrnd the semlon of i-ourt
oponiriK 'hriu totlay.
HIGH SCHOOL VICTOR
lYtMALL SCORE
lentil IjiiU iff-iK Mt-MMil Sckol Ih
Hani I'uuamftHiwnP, by TaHy of 5
to U; Whm tPit;NHM.
A Hiiiuir tuuokdnwn In the thlril
quarter. finmj,wWch no Buul ua
kieked. piaecdFMwliTtatdry of flalttr
dav a football iifia9 Tn tho haniSi nt
the hlith .ooUtiSw. The Ritmo waa l!il"Ji2S&?,t 1,1 t'hoenlx and av
rnnt mid nnappyaiuyie time, and tb, er)SArlaonik clilea
liK-al hum hatfftsfwji Hani to tie- . 3lSL x -
feat the MenMiT 31 ' fttymmHAH HIKKJHhTlON
8lnre ui -tr ;fiir jne the lad' tfey 'prfie'ila mailt, with your
fritn thi iiUaif5rtwl. had Improv- own lMm4 nrtt mot tippreclut?4. Yau
ed wpnderfullaaij!,, (orm they cam nit tfce dltleu fancy work m
allowed whk u. inaWaaakjtw aal. (Irlm- ttrlb, pillow tupa und ncarN ut Mra,
tner and Knrre(yl!t the name fjr wilW. SU Went !e,id or phon
tin. hlHlm rorjtaWMnaulM the fun. taj7H', Htauipn done.
iieiurta. lie n. wnanyaH' linn mime.-
want thi, uraT,7
"I nm pU'iiHeaV
birlaln'n roun'
tUllIK I I.MOW
d CliftW.
tke bct
remedy Mr
cousha, cold, Mi
wrllfa Mr.
Double,"
at lenvr,
Colo, "Wo hn'
M'ajaMlaiUy and
It liiiM'neviir
give roller1
for ruIq by hM
SPECIAL TRAIN TO if
THE IRRIGATION
5 ISA
It Will Net Be Run Baus
XMOMgk ?AKH)ccrs Could
Not Be Stoured to Make It
FiManeinl Suoesss.
EVERYONE URGED
TO GO HOWEVER
The apeclal train which It had heon
Intended to run to the next National
IrrlKAtton cotwrr nt Chicago will
be rolled off, according to u letter
received this murnltiK from II. II.
llonlnnir, mrctiiry of tho bureau tf
Immlnrntlon. Mr. llrnlnjr nuke that
alt wlio can attend tho conxreta d
o, but ho aaya that thn apeclal train
will not bo run hecituim them urn
not enough HUbticrlhcnt for tlckuta tu
rruiko It tKWiilbte tu take tho train.
Mr Itenlnu'a letter la oh follnna.
xov :j. 1991 Dcnr Mr The New
Mexico committee of the National Ir
rigation ornate hn found It nocra
eary lu onll oft thu proponed Now
filnte apodal train to Chlcairu for tho
nineteenth eciudou of the comcrc.
DKcmber Sth to 8th. This In be
cuumu It wna Impowilblo to aecure the
Decennary 100 pafuienRvrn required by
tho railroad company for the opera
tion of the Hpeclal I ruin. The latent
dato nn which order tin' tho train l
tho nbove. und tho ni)ary number
not belnR enrolled, the enterprise hnn
been ntnindoned.
Tho eommltti'u han wurkeil very
turd for Ujo kuccchn of thin train, and
undnr different elrcumtnncr would
have been aucci-.tetul. An It la thn
eommtttvo line determined not tn at
tempt to brinn tho devisatea together
boforc they reach Chlcdgro. A atrontr
dolegotlon la annur'Ml. Tho member
wilt make the trip an beat aulta their
individual convenience. The railway
rates remain exactly tho pima an they
would have been for the apeclal .train,
vlx.. S5J.30 round trip, polnta ue
tween HI i'aao and Albuquerque;
IJO.tO round trip, polnta between Laa
Vrzua and Itaton, ratea from Tccon
valley and other polnta In proportion.
Tho congrean will open December
3 at 10 a. m.. and It In hoped that
ull Now Mexico delcRatra may be
prenent Ut the flrnt aestdon. New
Moxlco heudquartorv Hill bo In tho
Auditorium hotel on Michigan are
nue. TtiU han been decided on be
cause the it nation of thn couxrewi.
regtitratlnn headquartrra, etc, will
bn lit thn Auditorium theater, mnklnic
thl hotel thn moitt oonvealent for
delanate. Col. W. S. Hopewell of
Albuquerque, member of tho ration
al board of uovernon, will bo in
charge at New Mexlru headquarter
and alt New Mexico delegatea ahould
communicate with him at once, on
their urrlval In Chlcu$v.
We alncrrely hope, that you may
arrange to attend thn conrrrea and
heln alunc the work for the now
ute. Any other Information deilred
will be rurnlahed promptly.
Touni ver' truly.
II II. HKNINd,
3crary
FOLK IS OPTIMISTIC:
T
OF STATE
Missouri Governor Says New
Mexico Has Great Future;
Pleased at the Split
Tickets.
Joseph v. Hoik, former e&vfernor
of MIourl. nnd a pornibtc. proalden
tiol candidate. paMed ihruURh tho city
lltln morning on hln uay to Dcnvur.
from 1'hoetilx. While hero hu tfiivo u
whort Interview In which ho atatcd
that ho una especially pleased ut the
fact that tho ciindldutea elected wet"
drawn from both political imrtiin.
"1 think you have n sreat future
here." he nnld, und not thit amnllent
ftniurn of it In tho alertness of thu
people tn political tanner. Tho fact
that no many pvoplo split their ticket"
in the lant election, electing men from
both parties, nhowa that nomotiodjl
hnn boon thinking: mighty hard, I
think tlm non-put tbiun character, or
rather, nl-parlltan ehuracler, of tint
ticket you have elected apeak well
for titn future uf tho Mate,
"You ar now entering upon nn
em of prosperity, aUch proxperlty nn
you haw never dreamed of, I nm
much pleased with condltlonf In the
outhwut on I havt. neen them, und
have ,very faith in the. future of the
late," .
Miinjajyi folk lift been apcaklng at
Uruce. and other aouth
orfjanC, aMithwettern New Mexico
A miiiA-Uijuru, jLJgSfjnjaaaaaajwa
SUXI OTTY CLlAltl9U
We cVmhi tata,' awun'i
lOtMnA r, rtal. trraoNtt.
i. II Wnt Oottt. rDM 44. r
I Prewptue Our; Motto,
FAILURE
BOO
-AAAAAAAAAA A A A A
C.;HVI III. !ur! k Mux
SIMON STERN
CENTRAL. AVENUE CLOTHIER
Montezuma Grocery 8c Liquor Co.
Imported ami DnmixeUa Hoadc tpeciHy ut I.Hcen rare ) tML
Wholenahj ami Ketall T.hr. Agtttt for tH Antonio LIhh Aiwa fa
rreato. lrio Hhu OaM, PMaa w Hmtl for Mel kl tor. Vtttmt !.
GOXSflLIOATEO LIQUOR
Offices Cor. Flrt and Coppr
EverythiMg Ih Our Lite. Write for Illustrated Catalog
LIMP'S XIG BE1X A $1CXALTY
Jkone 138
W. H. XAKN
Pot the 1IM tn liwl f AH Ktmtc
CSnltHXCS LVMl'. ANTHRACI1 ft, AM. HIXM
QXU.VP LUMP KZNDUNa AND MIM. WOOD
ALLUP lfc BHIOK AND FLAHTKftlNO UKK
iiakta rm niCK.
PXOEB 81.
gaanafaaaaataaaAaMatM
AAA- OKA A. AA Jf. A J
NEW COAL YARD
The New State Coal Yard
CHAW. KUNZ. ProF.
We are mow regvwj do
tiers, we gaiipwi feoti,
WW-
PROMPT
"f IT
3000'pounds
1 YARD-Fruit Avenue and
PHONE 35
AZTEC
FUEL
CO.
COAL
AMD
WOOD
Pkeae Ml Pirtt and Granito
ALBUQV&XQM CAHDY
Krram company
XI mmH (nMHMMl rcl.
4Maa4a).
i !'
. Try ike ifew ...
ta who; rkM i or Ikt"
!tr laitaaajmi. fla aud Imhi
at. at-fMH'S.
r UR ide of our
businm is one X
that ouzkt to make Z
yoar idea of it n favor
able one. We're trying
to be of real service to
the men of this com
munity in the import
ant matter of things
t wear. We liegin
with.
Hart Schaff ner I
& Marx
clolliej). the beat nervlce la lu
them; and we mean to liavo
ever) thins elite In the Morn
inenu re up to that numliinl
of quality nnd excellence.
With audi u ipirll hero, and
auclt mcrchundlnc, you can't
puMlbly go wrom.- In buying.
We'd rutin r nerve you than
e!l you, riellliiK In un'y port
of rerilng.
Overeats $18 and
Suits $80 and up.
up.
Thin nlore U the
Hart rirhaffner
iloihe.
home of
.V Mnrx
& XE6 BEER COMPANY i
P. 0. Box 318 I
COMPANY
busineee and solicit your or-
hand-screened ceal.
DELIVERY
to the Ton
A. T. & S. F. Tracks.
FOR ,M:Hctiutlfu rrfl
dence of Into Mr. U H. PUT
NUT, located Peventh anil Cop
per Ave. Thl la one of the nn
eat reldnce In ths city.
IiKnuirc I, E. PUTNEY,
1VOOM AXH HOAWI es.M
ta:it wkwc.
MOMX BAKERY
111 flWV WnJ thru
4m 4 S" IWW wvaww a
rinnm m. , t
i....f.;.m(M.i1im.
M HM
Pet eleewer iJk a4 Vet
Wr semee mkoiMi
MATTXIW
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