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THE EVENING IIEHALD. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1914.
t:, faZW&K i i r
The advisability of placing
your Jewelry and Important
Tapers in n safe deposit box in
the vaults of this bank is clear
ly apparent because you are
always conscious that your
valuables cannot be lost or
stolen.
We rent safe deposit boxes
.n which may be placed invest
ment securities, contracts, in
surance policies, heirlooms,
etc., for $2.50 per year.
FIRST SAVINGS BANK UNO TRUST CO.
Alhtjquerqne, New Mexico
Open Saturday Evenings and
Railroad Fay Days
Until 8 PM.
Educational Rally Day to
in Every County Daring Normal Institutes
Woman's Auxiliary of New
Mexico Exposition Commit
tee Has Plan to Advertise
State' Progress and Boosr
Cause of Education.
Thi. Woman's auxiliary nf the New
Mexico Kxposition f ommleeion haa
iiiul.rtnkcn the celebration of an
"lalucntlonal Kallv Day" In each
r.niiity In lie hi'lil during (hp sessions
of (he Normal Institutes. It lit pro
poaed to make this Kducutlonnl I'.ally
luy not only of ureal conscipient e to
New Mexico's educational exhibit at
Han l.no. but tor the cause of cdu
vntioii in ircnciul. Kw people, wen
In New .Mexico, hate an adequate
till'. I o( the mart clous progress thut
Iiih Iji'i'n inti'l the past few yeats in
educational lines, unci this rally ilay
ts to art Una progress before Ihcm In
a ernphlc manner. Tin- .lan will be
lo have tint only the teachers lint also
tli' w hool directors of lh, entire
ount. uh will iui tunny of the par
ents, patrons ami taxpayers, uin ml
Hum rally. Tin1 children lire to he
trained In exercises, th.it nr- to I"
rendered in tin- nn ii nr In audit, ,rl
iina. un well ii n in hlatorlca) dramaa
l.r ihikimiiiih whi-h me to In- photo-
miphed r..r reproduction In col il
i I H v uml to Ik exhibited at Han
J'iiii". At tin- same tlini there fi i
lo lif nddrcaea liy Icinllnic oducutors
llllll I'XIllbltS such M Count)' Huperill-
A DJ U f ANT GENERAL
LOCAL GOMPflNY
Believes Albuquerque Fully
Able to Support Two Nation
al Guard Organizations; Is
Pushing Militia. , ,
Adjutant fiencral Harry T. Herring
Ami Mra. Ilcirltitt arrniil i.n Hi.. i'iiIi
forrilu 1 1 rn it thia iiioriiiMa; lioui Snn
t.i Ke Mini re iii'i.a the AlvMrado
for tile day, Th'-y Will leuve ihia cve
nniK for Jt.'Hwell, while Mr. Iliriiii
iroi-a In ItiHia-i t the I'.ohwiII natioual
Kuard lialteiy.
"I am eiirrpled tliit there Khoolil
have been ao moi h troiihie In recruit
InK a aei ond nattonal Kuard c-omtiany
in AHiuiUi'riiii,'' a.i)d tirtiial J i.-r-liiiK
Una nun iniiif. "Kverywlure elae
in Hie atate the Ilvclieal Inliri-.t
iii iiiM ehown in the iiaiioinil Ku.ird or
p.iniA.inon and we are huvniK no trou
ble Ht all In maintaining the toiupan
lea hi their lull atrenath. With juur
line nniiory hire, nod with the m
of the f ity i oriMitcred. we icrtatnly
ehotii.l hate tun i oiiipHnii-a, and 1 am
tli-li rmlhi-d tu aecure Hie oiKHnaalli.n
f u new I'oinpany if it can tie dmie
tars ivi vxo rxi I '
3X1
w tl. c 4 n
WANTS
MM
A Masterpiece in color ly C. Allen Gilbert
the well known artist
W . will u-rnt m all nsrt- of COl lAl'D I OliFNTAL f If AH, a T
IH.I i4 Ml l.lilrf-M lH.oitil.il 1 o ' rcourU I III Sn irl
.ImiiIv " iu INinrt I'.na 11 llim
irpiijoin laai .at tiu'hiv coiiii.l mii
A l:v.ii Mr. l.niM-ii u e'lt'il l"f ui'il i- M.t niarieil .y aur
D . iiii.il itiMttrr io. a H-.ii la iio i.t I'Miioi-t.' twmll'c ia
0 ftlumt. lo iiitrr I.i'.i)ii! ami .-t..r W V afriMili lrtit
A ..ii eill la- liithl .i.jw ,nh ii.i pi. on ituj iMiriclar
V aiat toiU It a wuMtJ ui.iio.ai u. uiii Uiaair vr dtu.
Gouraud's Oriental Cream
h It piiuic , laautil'iea ami iicht r tile kV. 111. Relieve
H I I. HH-!ii k, uml I'lvm tloit to 41, )aarl)r while tonipli x urn
I I mi uiutli u'lucii'i. It ia u li oiul iiuncn ov pn .ir it m.ii
X that iiouiiKliea the skill an I t.o.tcil it llolil the liia
f aeierhle wktlirr lf all acaaoui.
i, ff KD T. HOPKINS A SON. 37 CHEAT JONF1 ST.. NF.W YORK CITY h
L all rI CjX, I -r r r-Ta-t
fA--X it Z
Be Feature
tendent John V. Conway will hnl.1 in
thi I'll liiip of the iloternora at Sunlit
F,. on the lnt two days of February
The progreaa made In manual trainlmc
ami dottiest lo aiicnc will li espci liil
ly emphasized and n special Iruiurr
will he picture of children Rt work
In thflr class rooms. The educnl.on
al a lit horn lea have nlri'Hdy promised
thflr h-arty co-operation to make
Kducnllona! Itally Day n fin h coun
ty Hit! nioBt Important event or the
year. Vm. W. J. Finite of Kiiet Urn
Vcfaa la rhnirninn of the commit tf
In chume. Mra. n. K. AhI m ml of
santu Km la secretary; Miss Aurora
l.ui'fro, also of Sunta Ke. la assistant.
'n thi- executive committee there are
In iiddltlon .Mra. A. n. McMlllen ol
Alliuiuir.ii.. and .MiHa Flora W. Con
rad of Hanta Ke. The other members
are; .Mra. It I', lionohoo or Tucum
arl; Mm. A. Johnson, Koawcll.
Mra. J. J -Swaler. n.rt.inr Mra. A. V
llocki'iihull, CI,, vis; Mra. 1. VV. Kren
kcr. lais Cruccs; Mra. K. It. Kem.
Arlcala; Mra. C. K. AiikIp. Silver ''il.
Mra ('. II. Kti'iiriif, f-iuitu Itua.i; Mra
W. tiuiiim, CuiriaoKo; Mra. Kate K
.Mi.ir. Ii'iiun; Mra. .Stella. Morrla.
liilliii: Mlw Lena Kenton. Waiion
MiiuiuI, Mra (I. W. Yonnu. Tiilaroau:
Mra. Samui'l Kldoilt. Chiimlta: Mra. A.
A. It..m r. I'.iii.il.., Mra. K. M John
son, Antic; Mra. J. J. I'it.h. s,,.r..'
Mm. Alexander HuHilorf, Taoa. Mra.
Hurry Kiifke, Mi.iiarty; Mra. John
A, I'm e, t la.Mun; Mra. laluiirilo I iter".
I.na l.onaa; Smtei Murniint Mary.
Hcrnnlillo; Mra. t.'harica AmlcrMin.
Kintiaton.
In any way. I nm aure that a little
aiiiiort for Mr. tiuodcll In hia effort
to iraamxe the new company ritht
now would reault in aucccaa. (lener
nliy the nntlonul Kuaid oiaanliuiilon
la In Bond condition, it need liulld
niit up and we lire doln everythinu
to that end that we poaaihly ciui, with
the view to lliuklnit the Xew Mexico
oiK.inixation one of Hie beat In the
union."
IANY ALBUQUERQUE
MEN TO SANTA FE
large Delegation, of Masons
Leave Tonight and Tomor
row to Participate in Scot
tish Rite Meeting.
Alhiiiuernue will he represented hy
a large ili Ii nation of promim nt Ml
""ill lit the meeting of the (vottiah
l:ite Maaona of New Mexico In ranta
Ke K'eliriiarv un lualve. hev-
crul of (in rfcoitiah lllte inn of thia
city will tto ! Santa Ke hv train to
ritahl and tomorrow. while aeveral
uutoiniiliil. a v.ill make the trip to the
en piii, iiitimrrow afternoon. The
ScottlNh Kite iiioftlug ia ixpfi'.rd to
hrinu reiireiitntton from all parta ol
Hie atate and a l.irtie atleiiilaii' e la
aiiliclpiiied.
IXC
3XXORM-tXX ZTM
a.. rnrr""
Il Ik a M innlul
of our ol Ihr at''
I3 CuuCuC Irt'lrO uj
M
Tlkiawet
atar
ti aM.
n
ill OPEN H GHWAY
ABO
Willard and Mountainair
Roadmakers Unite in Effort
to Brinjr Panhandle-Pacific
Route Through Their Towns
At a imitlnu of rond inthualii"ta
uml hno-iei held 'ciliieiliiy lit
Moiiiitiiltuiir and attended l.y mniiv
lMiNiiiea mi n Iroin Willard, plana
Mere coinpleled for the linmeill.ito
i peniiiK of n fltat -.eliiaa hluh tiiv
through Aon ennvon Into Ileten. ioii
iii i Him w ith the atate highway to Al-
hiuiiieriiue. The l"K of the run han
dle I'aciri.' hlKhway na now emnpli i
ei leaven ln.th Willard and Morn- j
lalnair olf the riiiite, paaainK throtmh :
Katimi la and renehlng A Moi.iieriue
hv way of Tlleraa riinyoii. It la 1
propoaed to open the magnificent
enery of Alio ennvon lo tonrlata
arid at the aame tine make auch n 1
per tei I hlvhu nv that the log will he
(liiuiaeil uml the I'aiihmolle route di
verted ihioiiuh Willard. M-nintalnnlr i
ind Aim. At the meeting WVilnea- '
lav it la undetatooil that nifliclont
finnlH were pledge,) noil lnlior ae-
cured to guarantee the Immediate .
construction of the highway through i
the canyon.
AUDIENCE
WILL GREET TEIJ00
LEON OIGE
Distinguished Artist to Give
Evening of Song at. First
Methodist Church Tomorrow
Night.
Indications point In a large audi
ence to greet I.e. hi Hue, the eminent
American teimr, who gives his l.unoua
'Kvcuilig nf Song " nt the I'll at Meth-
udiat chunh toinoimw night It I
seldom eu dlatiiigulalied nil urtiat of
international reputation can be in
duced to appear ;n lite ainuller cltiea.
Muaic lovers here a re lo bu congratu
lated that i ircuinaiuncea have arisen
which will permit or heiiruig this tal
ented urtiat. He haa Kiten over 1. tiui)
recitula in American und abroad.
He will uh aaaiated by Jenic Caeaur-
ice, at the piano. As un uccomiainiMt
Mra. Itlce haa few auperlora. Whoti
but a child ."lie won thu medal for
piano iilayinij al the Chicago ol Id a
h'air, and haa anu e uppeuied III over
J. OHO recitula.
A letter 1 1 inn Itev. ir. W. K. Crab-
tree, the etiiineiit puator of Central
Christian i hurch, Sun I'lego. aas
Hpeuking ol i he uppeurunce of Leon
Itice, len.ir in my i hurch, 1 desire to
add that the Imgeal uudlenre In the
hlalort of the church uaaembled lo
hear him, and that un u .Simula)
night. I ii ion ineeiings of all the
down-town tluirchea fulled t fill the
greut Central auditorium, but Leon
Itlce did, and more than live hundred
Jummed the street ubout the entrances
unuble to gel Inaule."
At thi) morning service tomorrow,
by requeat. Mr. Itlce will sing the
Ninety and Nine," by Cunipiun. The
evening program will he aulllcietitly
diveraified that ull cluaaca will enjoy
hia sweet voice. No seals will lie re
served. First tu arrive will aecure
holiest acuta, all Iree. Silver ulfcp
ilU. $100 iti:wKi, 1 1 no. ;
The readers of tlila puper will be ,
pleused lo leum that there Is at
least one dreaded disease that sci
ence haa been able lo cure In all Us
xtagea, und thut la Cuturrh. Hall's
Cuturrh Cure ia the only positive
cure now known to the inedUul fra
ternity. Catarrh being; a conatitu-
tSonal dlaeaae, requires a constitu
tional treatment. Hull's Catarrh
Cure Is taken Internally, acting di
rectly upon the blood and mucous
aurfuces of the system, thereby de
stroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and glMng the Patient strength
by building up the constitution and
insisting in, tore In doing Its work.
The proprietors have ao much faith
n Its euratlve powers that they I-
ir one Hundred Dollars for any
use that It falle to cure. Send for
li-t of teatlmonlala
Addreaa: F. J. t'HKNKY CO..
Toledo. Ohio.
Hold by ull Druggists, T5e.
Take ll.ill a Family fills for con
llpation. WELLINGTON BAND
AT ELKS' TOMORROW
The Wellington "lirla' hand, i.ne of
the most unliU. or the many attrac
tions being ottered by the Santa Fe
reading rooms ihia season, will
"I'"
peur In Klks' theater tomorrow night
The band, composed of girls whose
pa rent a are employed by the Santu Fe
al Wellington, Kan . is said tu be a
crack niiiaiciil organisation and one
well worth hearing. The usual houaa 1
rules go.ern admission.
Ilniiiiouy Four lien.
The Harmony Four, of Arkansas
City, Kan., another well known read
ing room attraction, consisting this
y-ur of eleven members, arrived la at
night and will remain over Sunday
in Albuniicriiiie. The Harmony Four
will ni.t appear heie, not lining been
billed for Albiiiuertiie thus fur, and
are stopping ..rT here for a rest. They
are gueata al the Alvarudo,
Kcirina spreads rapidly; Itchrtig si
moat drives you mud. Fr quick re
lief. Dean's iilntmeiit Is well return,
mesiiei. tvo M hil stores.
moo
Personals.
Mr .mil Mr . r Wi ll of lir,ton.
ate guiata at the AlMir.ldo hotel.
M I'eltitigale of Wagon Mound. V.
M . la mi Alliuiiicriin Nlinr toda.v.
W II Itogera of Jeinex Springa la
itgiaieri'il nt the Htuigia hotel.
Mra John Becker. Jr. or Hehn, la
n mlliig the day in A itiiiieritie.
Mr nml Mis. IM M (Hern of l.oa
I.uioia are in the a.v in .iniuiii over
H 1 1 1 1 1 1 . i .
Mr. and Mia. K. ". Mitchell of
i'-nver are gueata m n,.- AUaru.io
I f. I MtiKlgcr, ii .,ia Vigaa inerchiint
arrived In Alluiiuei.tie lnat night fur
,a hrlef lalu
I Attorney Harry M. Hougherty of
So'iit'io la looklni: after loiHineaa In
ttereata in A lliiniuei iiie Imlay.
, II. 'i man rt hwrlrer left tlila iifter
IIimiii fi.r Kanaaa 'it uml t'htcago on
a lulef iiiialiieaa (rip
Attorney H 8. Ilodey hue gone to
' lllllahoro, N. V , on proreaalolliil
lillhi lll'SM.
I!ev. ham R. Alliami haa returned
from Koanell, where he spent tho
past week.
Attorney l'rancl i
t Ke la looking alt
lera here todliy.
Mr William It 1.
' Wllaon of Knn
er hualnea mut-
.It of
city on
Car-pro-
lhaa-. N M.. la In
leaaiiin.il huailieaa.
tht
W. I: Mn rah ot San I'edru arrived
In hia n ittomoliili. ,u noon today from
the mining camp mi, I will apend Hun
ilay here.
John rurcell, aaiatnnt to Vice
I'realilent W. 11. Pmrev of the Sunta
, I'e. wna In the city In rat night on Ilia
way from Amarlllo to the coast.
Allan II. Waaa returned to the iltv
yeaterd.iy rr.nn a hitef trip to Hanta
l'e. Mr. Wane now makes hia horn
in i ink Intnl. t'al.
I W. II. Slmpaon. general ndvertlaing
naent of the Santa Ke. and Mra. f'imti
aon will arrive in Allnniueriiie tomitht
lor a short amy, on their wav to the
coa at.
:eorne g. Packftt. manager of tlx
"Lavender and old Uue" company,
and .Mia. Suckel, surah I'auden. the
aura, lion nt Klks' theater tonight, ar
rlved at noon toda from Siintii l'e.
I'ol. J It Alhrlght haa lented his
tn-m re alfalfa ram h Hear 'he city
for it term of ;hrce yiara to It. H.
Mct'lure. n prngresalve farmer from
tklahoma.
K It. Connell, nom.iger of Califor
nia tourlat travel for :lie Hantii l'e
and a t rolher of Ociieral I'aaaenger
Agent J. M. Connell. ia In the city
today.
J. P. Sheehan. with nf fires In the
Htern hulldlng, haa heen appointed
liquor guager for AllitMiuernue hv the
collector of Internal revenue at San
ta Ke.
A. (I. Wells. Kenetui mummer of
the Hanta Ke I'nnal Imea. paaaed
through the city last etuht, returning
to Y.in h'Miiliiuartera Ht Los Angeles
from ,i trip to Chicago.
Mr. and Mra Coy Cnrhrin left to
day on the California limited fi r Han
I'tnneiai'o. where Mr. Crhan wll'
Join the Han l'ranclaco Coaat league
team for I he . inning seuaon.
IilHtiici -'..reior A. C. IMnglnnd
nml Aaoiatnnl I'oreater T H WooHey.
Jr.. have gone to flnlt Ijike (lty to
iitten.l the annual conference (,r
trlct fureatera
The young ladies' nnd young men'a
sodalitloa of the Immaculate Concep
tion inarch will tive a mnalcul Mon
day evening in St. Marv's hull, to
which the ptihllc la Invited.
Itev. r. N. Howell, a general e. -retary
in charge of deaconess work
of the Methu.liat church, la In Alhu
liieriUe from hia hendiiuurters at
Luffalo. N. Y.. for an Indefinite stay..
The Young IjiiIIck- und Young
Men'a Hoditlitlea o the Itnmactilate
Conception chun h will Hive a mualcui
In Hi. Maty a d.ill. on Monday evening.
February 2. The public are mrili.ill)
Invited.
Milii N. TltompaoH, a well known
Hanta l'e (undue tor, has returned
from a tay of aeveral weeks on the
coaat where he went tir u vacaMnn
because of III health. He la much
Improved.
I Air. ami .vira. n. a. Aiciveown 01
I'lttahurgh, I'a., who have been in
Albuiueriue for aeveral days, leave
this evening for I lie coaat. They have
been visiting Mra Mckeowns slater
who la wintering here.
! Htipc rliitemii nt Itufua Mead (if the
1 .11 a Vegaa pubUi- school, uml Mra.
Miuide, who i ha. i roned Tie T.aa Ve
gaa baakft hall teams un their trip
In Alliiiiiueriiue. b It this morning for
their home, m . i.mpanied liy the haa
ket hall playera
I Herald L. Silnaler, of lenvT, gen
eral weatern .ik. hi (or the i'hoeinx
Inaur.inia compan, of New York. I'll
this morning fm California, after a
vli.lt of two iiih with I. K. 11. Hel
lera. the l.i.ul uueiit. Mr. Hihuler
is on his a n nun I ii.ur of ngency inapee
tioll Herman Kleiihpr, Arnn Itl. uher,
(lua Htachliu and Oeorgc T Hill re
turned yeaterd.iy from an automo
bile trip to I'lnimiew, Tea., and re
turn. The Party were away ten
duva, several ot which were Spent In
I'lalnvlew, whi le Mr. Hleulu r has
large hiialncaa tin crests.
Alfred Voabuig, who did hia first
"inmle" ailing with the ft. 1-ouln
Motion ricture company here a year
or so ago has g..ne rapidly up the
ladder, He has been with the Ktr
bee anil liroucn companies and re-
Montezuma Grocery St
Liquor Company
General AgenU for th Celebrated SCnLITZ BOTTLED
BEER, Importer! of the Pure Lnrra Olive Oil and
Chianti Wine, Gradl and Domenici Brand. Thone 1025
MVT IT At.t.ltW IK VH
When yon have only one pair of
glaaaea, w hii h vou tlei-d I ohl a tit ly. In
have a Iniiliap and break a lens, and
(hen have lo anrty nlotig vvithonl
KlasKea tint II Hie btoken lens van be
replaced ?
And il aeetits 1 1ml ml h i xnapet a t ing
accldi lit a ,hvc a balill of happening
Juki si the moal ln-opportttiie limes
whin one is out -of -town, pu ktili king,
ahooilnx In fuel tut) lime when It
is lin oiiv enieni.
AN I 1 It rlll on hnn ! for
enn rgerici.'s Immenai ly reduces exas
peration, conserves the cus winds,
and Instead of Just evapora'lng for
want of s'riing rnoiigh language to
expra your chagrin. u'J can pat
youtaelf on the ha. k with a cheerful
grin and put on the other pair.
Wi: V III IM.ICXTF ANY MAS
I IIOM Till' OltH.INII, UITIIOIT
I'KI SCUII-I H. or it broken b tia. If
you have the pieces
C. H. CAMS
OITOIIKTHHT.
OpMall Hotel ( nmha.
Alhililiieniue, I'liono 4.12.
cetitly Joined the Weatern Vltagraph
ci.tnpanv'a troupe in which he has
become a leading slur.
Mrs. D. It. Street, ,,f Washington.
I. c. In charge of hospital work for
the Woiiiun's Home Mtsxtonary siale
tv ol the Methodist iburcli. H In Al
buuueriiie the guest of Mrs. I . A.
I'ortcrfleld. of ,10J South Kdlth
street. Sirs. Hlreet la here Inspect
ing the work of the Methodist
iMacoueas hoapiial.
A en ta log no of their "Lens Pt tubes
of Indiana." has Just been published
I..' Mr. and Mra. II. F. lioblnaon nf
the Indian Irrigation service, cata
loguing several thousand photo
graphs made by Mr. and Mrs. Icobln
aon during their lotig . experience
among the Indians.
Clonal.. White, whoae 8tiliett was
'Shivery. end tleor.fe Doilti,., who
i hoae "Kxpanaion." were the winner
"I the IV A II. history prlrea in y.a
terd.it 'a eighth grade contest hi the
Central si hool building. The . A.
I! prop..es to .irrer ihese prlxc each
tear for hiaii.rlcal work in ihl
Blade.
Itav Kills Lav Muchmore. neretl
.'ones hi, I li.ii. Holdermaiin, or Ar
ia nsas City, Kan. widely known
alon-x the Santa Fe us The Har
mony Four," hikI one of the heat of
the rending n,.m iittri.tli.n-. are In
Albiiquerntie today mill will spend
Sunday here. The musicians will not
dug In Albiiiiu. r.:ie this season, but
ire here for a day's real In course of
tour of the reading room.
The Hi'iiiiihlln County Sunday
-"hool ii .hi ii oitlon will hold a milv
here Saturday und Sunday, Mar h 7
and ti. It. v W. C. Merrill, of Cl.ne
mont C.il., HpI.i ,., relary. will he
present and speak ul both meetings.
There will be a good mimical program
and n number of local speakets will
be heard. The meetings will be held
at the Firs' lresh lerlan chunh and
the full program will be .inm.un. , il
later. .
Man blue .iccn l-ucd.
t .unity ci. rk A K. Walker
tod:iy
isalleil mairiage licenses na f. How"
Ma,. Madid., und Joe It. Hill, both
of Venus, N. M,
Clara Wiley, nf Kddyvllle. N'.'h.,
and New land l. Webb, of It, it, in.
X. M.
Th day of ha rah phyalrg Is gone.
People want mild, easy laxatives,
lioan's regulets have sal nil d thuua
anda. 2".c at all drug stores.
NATIONAL CHAIRMAN
OF ARBITRATION
MAKES DECISIONS
Rj leased Wire lo F.tentng Herald
Auburn. X. Y.. Feb. Jl.- John II
Farrell, th.ilrmun of the national
board of arluitutl.nl. today gme out
the following ileciBii.ua. Hiuoiig it lera,
relailng to minor liaaeball:
Services awarded. W. c. Mennea lo
Helena; W. Whlttaker lo Keokuk; A
C. Lee tu 'i.rt Worth.
Applice'.ion of J. 1 1. Hardy to be
free Hgeat altoweil.
Application of Chut lea l.eonurd lo
be free Hgenl diaullowed.
ST. JOSEPH'S SECOND
BASEMAN IS TRADED
TO WICHITA CLUB
(Ht Lcwaed Wire, to Ftenln Herald.
SI. Joseph. Mo., Feb. 11. - Fred
ha. second luiaeinan nf the local
Western league club, was traded to
Wn hita of the iwiiiv hagin today for
outfielder Davis, according to Man
ager Holland of St. Joseph.
All I'itti-pi One.
The old man had been away to the
pant inc. counting his plgn, of which
he had a good many, lie was not.
as everyone who knew him suld. a
smart man." but It was, of course,
supposed thai he was Intellgent
enough to count the number of
hlngs- and he hud not very many
In his possession.
A neighbor asked hi in: "Well, Mr.
Wray. how many pigs have you?."
"Wal. I dunnn, pregmily," he re
plied. "I counted 'em ull except on"
(title runt, and hit kip' runnln' round
so I couldn't count hit.'" Youth's
Companion.
ANOTHER
WEEK
of the
r i ' . i h iw I v hw
FEATURING
I k I H ini
A beautiful line of samples,
odds and ends and broken
lines of muslin underwear, silk
petticoats, . house and chil
dren's dresses. Special fine
assortment of women's com
bination suits, drawers, gowns,
princess si ipsj&, corset covers.
Bought of United Mail Order
House of New York at 25c and
50c on the dollar.
riyfe.rc.d.a: Half Price
C.iniiiinatb.n Coisi-t Cuter and J
lirawers of Nainsook, trimmed
with Tor-'hon I-rne; all snos.
7c value for J)t '
Combination Corset Covers
and lirawers of Naitiaoolc
ti mimed with embroidery edue
and Insertion. A II.2J value
for
Of
low us of Nainsook, lace
trimmed, low itn k nnd shot I
alee tea. $1 .2."i value for. .H'H'
IJons of Fine I.inKcrle Nain
sook, d.ilnlily trimmed wult
Mndi'ii eintiroliliry and Val
lace; low ne k and short
sleeves. I.' i'l value for l )
I'rlineaa Slips, good iiuillty
Nainsook. Unladed Kith ileip
Swiss embroidery llounce. Hec.
t"' 1 40
Princess Hllpe of Nainsooli
neatly Mulshed with Hw Iss etn
bioldciy. value, for)
Wool lireaa Klilria In Hhcp
herd I'lim ka. Wool Kpongca,
I'.edford Corda and Klne Hrrxn,
all iiood styles and colors. Val.
ucs to . SO, for t f 1)5
Corset Covers of fine Naln
aook daintily trimmed wltlt
shadow lace. ?&!. Value
l"r i -ISM"
DLDt RULE DRV
conPAtiv
House Ireses of Percale;
lltiht and dark colors neatly
trimmed; all sizes. A yreni
value lor HIH'
Chlldn-n's Iress'S of Tercale.
I'ren.h style; asaoried colors:
slses 2 to . for JC
Worth I ton Idc.
children's Ureses Tan nnd
blue Chambriiy trimmed in plaid
It.ilkiin sttle; hi.,, 2 to 6. The
talue rannol be eitta!ed
u'f 71K
Children's Dresses fltrlpeil
C.alelea; neatly trimmed. I ..'
taliie, f,,r . . ,n . SJC
1' !..' li i I eaacs Hood
tlU.lllly lillleteu '.i;..in Mtli:
sit.-s 2 to f. The Iiicfs for
Wear. Special 1 25)
Children's I Messes Hood
iUalily striped (laletea; kUes t
to M: worth i ',.
"i I i-au
Wool Iircss Kklrts In .Mohairs,
1'iMiainaa und Novelly Mixtures:
assorted colors. Values to
"'. for $1 05
Wool dress Hklris In femes,
fa mi mas and Mixtures, black
and colors, values to ID tot.
" 25
Muslin peltl'oats, finished
with deep tfttlsa etubioUleiy
flounce. Hpcci.il J0'
600DS

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