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THE EVENING 1IEHALD, ALBUQUERQUE, K. M., MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1914.
4
tl
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Crescent Hardware Co. I:
STOVE S AND RANGES
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS AND TINNERS
AGENTS FOR
Marsh Simplex and Advance Duplex Steam Pnmps
318 West Central Avenuo
BOOKBINDERS
RULING, SPECIAL FOP.MS OF ALL KINDS.
ALBRIGHT & ANDERSON
PRINTERS, BINDERS, STATIONERS.
20S-210 West Gold Avenue Phone 440
I hemps Fahlaff and Draught Beers are the
choicest products of the brewer's art.
A trial will convince you.
Consoiidated
"H.'i'fLZ
The Diamond
l.i tin- .r if .ill art: lit f..r n. Mi
ni III I' I I'lllll'liltl .. I l-i'li I'l tlw
Mi i i r mm eli.it v un til i( jkmI.iI lift',
ulnl rln. uli! ud.cijiil overtake us I'
Willingly ) If Ida ti 1.J lie cse llo of
1 1 M Willi, supplying till- means for
drill? over the lean days until pros
It illy return. Ill MOMS arc i.ur
ipocially Y"U will find our prices.
Motto fur stone, low us anvwhere
III tliu I'mtcil States 1 nam. .nil"
la. unlit i f ur til ways ri '.niinc.iMe.
eSTD 1883
RELIABLE
VATCHMAKCS JWtltRS
r (07 W CFNTWAL AVEI,
i I I I K.
U7 Wis I'liirul f.
DUKE CITY CLEANERS
ii ' tll"UiK, rugH. t'urtaiiwj,
draH-iix, ft.'. kilt Ui'Mi Kiold.
ri t 44t.
Prowptnesi Our Motto
F. Crollotl
FUNERAL DIRECTOR ANL
EMBALMER.
ll KT IJCAO
rtvuat. da? ur altfl'V lit.
FAMILY l.l(U'JR HOUSE
t . A. l.llM)i; l'n-i.
hlr ag.'Ui liir hn I'vlrti Mine and
I liartiwl.
liit.if.nii i.riliT nuitly Hllrd.
IVrnUliiU lluai ! wit'U or nioniU
on iff line.
ilMn T03.
hos x. iiiio.unv.ir.
Tit Nr VliKNT TIM TII
Mil Mil:
Ulllllll 3io
. All .i HI I5l' w'JIf llu) I"
VA1LUUS "DRUB CO.
307 West Central
Thane 7S9
an i
SAW
DONT FAIL TO SEE
Wright's Trading Post
3rd and Gold Ave, One of the show places
of the city. Largest Collection of GEN
UINE Indian and Mexican Handicraft.
NAVAJO RUGS AND CURIOS
PnONE 315 I
Liquor Company
Albuquerque,, New tfex.
CALL 47
I For Parcel and liiiKgaae Delivery
I Sunday and night calls. I'hona 131
j Alliniiirrque l""ri'l Ix-IIitjt.
I A. I. liam.
PlTItJ. I.IIMMVd
PW'F.ll IIWt.INO
Kull-latlloil lii l u ry I to port.
JOHN III KIIOTII
Tl.r. Sep iilllif Decorator.
!lii I -uN Ac. I'Imiiu. 149.11
C. T. FRENCH
T.i:Ulj lllll THL
KMIl M M Kit.
I.nily Axnih ant.
Iriti anil I ciitral.
I'hona ly ami Ml.l, AM.
v. ii. r)i:ii. m. it. i). o.
(MUvipallllc KOrtiMlllH.
I I nut all cum Me dmenir. Offlc
Vtrrr llldr I'honrt Ibi and 111
KNOX HATS
The opening day for
the new Spring Styles of
the best known hats in
Ametica will be MARCH
1th.
Stiff Hats $5.00
Silk Hati $8.00
N;lby Soft Styles
$4.00 and $5.00
Mallory Hats
$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50
Mail Orders Deliverid
Free.
ELWasliburn
Company
lii B. touu(I. lit V. Gold.
H , ' A. : c..
' ' gtt
t '
CRYSTAL
Today
"H rTMI It hl'MHTII
IIIH M)"
wllu.
Tin: hoi i: op ii ir
Two-IP-cl I.iiIiIii f'callllv.
" I l.l IIF.HO"
tlthtlHp ClUVHll).
IhtllH' JAekl Tomorrow.
Coming I'rlda). Mnn-li (nil
niiiiMi, i mis."
um- in in .r ti -mix in-
Tl lti:n Ol K 1 HI.YN."
LC3
Pictures Changed Every Day
SPRINGER
TRANSFER
MOVE HOUSES.
The Weather
KOKKIWHT TcnlKht hii.I Tu.-m-ilny
uiif.it li'il, and gt'iii'iitli)
tltiinly. Culilrr Tut'wlay.
AI.IU'ijrKltijr K Wriilhi-r for
Ihf 24 limir" rmliriK at 1 uYlix-k
till iTiiirnlim:
Wurn'Hl. Ii0.
I'tiiii it.
KHtiltf. 4'.
Al . 3H.
Soul Imcm wltitln: ilfur.
Alliiiiiit'iii Ui'ntlur f'r IVIi
niarr. Mil X Ifll II 111 HU'MII'. 8
.M I Ii i in it in nvtrnKf, 2 S.
Mti'li. 3 4
Miixliiiuni fur thu iii"nth - li.'i nil
(lie i Int.
Minimum fur I tit" mum li in mi
thf Till.
Hr.iiti'U tlitlly rniiKi' 47.
I'r.'i ll'itatlon .2i 111' Ii.
i 'ltn r clti m. 19.
1'iirlly iliiuily, 5.
IMoiiilv. 4.
TIKrt lKllU TttlllUlll.
I'lty t'uiiniil nifi'tM.
K li IK ll I i.f rytlilHi In K. I'. Iiall
7:SI o'clock.
THIi VI I II WCIX
iif of AHiuiUrtui'i nntt fti
tiilliitiK ymiiiK mi n gut out of It In
iii'i'iinti'iiK'il ln'iit nt lunch tinif nrn
Tii y luxt 'k Htitl wnntloritl Into
h iiilK liinth ftni'urlum mi Vtnith
Kiimi airrft. Hi. arntPil hunvpll at
lh lunrh I'ountiT and llfti-tl 111
! to ihouc of a pfiillitrly
litiiltln yttiiiiK wnnuin on thf ulln-r
Hl.lt-.
'Wh.it'a youmT" Inquirrd tlto
II. Y. W. In u roltunt mill tli tiTtndi
vtl voire
"I'tifTftt and r ! I. If you it -.im,"
K.inl thf K. Y. M.
Prt'i'tify ono of thoH' li-tul-lm!-liirtpil,
ttUHripr-liich-rliiiniftl niinii
of roffi'p wan Ihumiipil vlKoroiiily
down 1'i'fort' lilm. Tliu vmmii nmn
Klancftl tlmitlly U. Ii.nkrtl
iiikIit thf mug and iivtr It: h"
tii.kcil ii fHinr niiit'Min Into thf
third liitiTattttion of tint iiulu-cut
tint.
"W'litrc la tht.' aaucor?" hit In
iiulri'd. "VVr don't Klvt- no witn im lu r''.'
Mild Ihf II. Y. W. "IT " did
mime low hrow'd ronn- H I n' In in"
drink out of h!a miut-i-r. iin' ui-'d
Ion., all our nwt'll triidf "
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KH0W
TO al'HM'RIHKHS
you tall to get your evening
paper, call
I'OSTAI. TEl.KOnAIMI
it
COUP NY. I1IONK it
Fee's
Shelleil
W. S.
Candy Htiirc. Ibnutllul
jieiMiis direil from Texas.
Fullcrti.u . Ialil is s,.il '.n
a few days in A iiu.Ui-riH .
A. W. Ft.ssbuiii id Madrnl w
lien:
) enter. lay to spend the da.
V. I'. Wjlie of MaMdulenu wua an
Mluuiuennie v isilnr yesterday.
Mr. anil Mrs. .'. A. Tuinel of Kan
I'edro spent esterday in APiunui riUe.
Ji t. C, re. tie ot liullnp w as a X ta
ilor In A iiiuiiierUe rlcrdii.
Ml and Mis lla nes tiritib-y of Han
I'e.ltn vser Sunday Msimrs In the
t ity.
H. A. Coomer, manager of the New
Mi'iini Central ralla , w us a x Itttur
in A IhiniUf riUe outlay.
Instrltt t'ourt I'lerk Tims K 1.
Mad.lison. left thia morning for Her
liullllo. wheie he will spend the day.
1 ir. . L. Ilurton leturned honn- (ant
niKtit from u ahori int in Kete
Mile. Mo.
Mra Charles While u ml daiuhter
have retuinod from a week s .sit tn
iH-nver.
liegular review uf Alamo lllvv, I..
i'i. T. M.. tomorrow. Tuesday after
noon at 2:30. Initiation and lunch.
Allill.Uet.ilf Coiilli-tl No. Ill,
hli.shls i.f Columbus, will
meet in
regular aessinn Imiiaht at
H n . In. k.
In odd Fellows' hall.
The regular meeting of Mineral
laidue No. 4. Ktuxhls of I'ylhlas
nil!
tl.l AMVO AVI) PHIMMi
of LAD1KH' and HKN'TLKU K.V8
Ct-OTIlKst.
7alwr Rrug., I'rnpa
Ilk H. eiKltl NL, f'UiMto 10.
"V Clean "Km riean."
Ootid Called for and delivered.
BILL'S SHOP
3
PASTIME
Today
nil; two m.M i:n"
lll'llailll'.
i Tin: n t hi op a
a .-,"'
ItPHinnt Two-lb-el hi') 4imc
( oniiili.
THF.
roNVUI K'H KM I.IITIH"
III! hill.
(mini; fiir Tlmr-slav r-tt
Tin- I lrl nt "Mill Ml Tl AL
Mill." KoOcs,
FOR A TAXI
Phone 17
LYRIC THEATER
ToUW'N l'i:H.ltM
"The Devil Fox of Ih
Norlh Woods"
(l;. Ilr) Tit-H.fl Oritillil.
Xioalifr id lliiete Norlll imnN
MilMi'i pit', in llllltle Imiiioiim b)
tlH' I. flair All Mar SHa-k
4 iHiiiaii.
"Hie Weaker Sister"
tni'i) iiimiiii.
"Rounding Up Bowser"
(Imp) onHly.
I'UTI III m 1IIVM.K lII.V
I 4 KIT hH HIY.
I be held lonlrht ut
iv.
Worl; n the
rank of piiiic. ,
J. J . IJuike. too mil known. Lamar.
Colo., Iivestoi'k mail, la In the city for
a few tla a on busineay with local
slot k nn li
F. T. A. Jimkin. general attorney
for the Santa Fe luillnaii. as In thu
city last nlglit on hia way to Flag
staff. Arm
Hon IV Johnson. sulH-rvlsor of the
I'ecos nod Carson national forests,
urrlvtd lust night from hia hiiidnuiii
lera at riantu Fe.
J. I. Iiavltlht.il of the Fiiinegan
Hrnwn Wool und Hide company, re
turned yesterday from u busii.eaa trip
to lata Vegas.
Mr. P. I, flea i ill has relume I
from l s Vc-miis where she has been
lisltinit her cousin, Mrs. Arthur
ILoiikIoii for the puat three weeks.
I K. A. Vatiiiht y of he Occidental
Life Insurant o i I'tnpatiy, has return
ed from a biisln. sa trip to I' nv
and Wichlla, Kan.
J Si. in llouxioti. hia It a 'tied bear.
Irti ned monliis. etc., brt town thla
morning fur tmuthern New Mexico
where the i nmpaiiy has playing ell
gacements ftr ' . oral weeks.
Jake Hal Inn nl Harlan anil Hon,
left this no .rmiig f..r 1-uii.y to super-
j Ise the flu fh. I.H to in hog on the new
I dining room of the Harvey filling
hoi.se, on which the firm has been at
work fm several months.
Few women realise how llltle It
costs lo have broken brooches and
stickpins put In perfect condition. Ask
about II in tho Itoseliaald Jertelry
It-pair depaitnieiit.
111. hard I'ouii- loupes tomorrow
for Washington, l. I'., where he la
einplned in the ai.veriiinelit pi".ntlng
office. He waa called here laat
week bv the death of hia mother.
Mrs l.l.lat.t til Towers.
John Ijiiiliiiui. h laborer. Injured
fthlle at work on lit new city hall,
hut onlay, will be discharged from Hi.
Josephs sutiitiirmtii today. I am ha in
suff.'ied u lirolvtn arm and painful
scalp woui.lt lon he fell from a
seaffoltllng Inside the buldlng.
Allan Mif'lelian of New York city
arrived In A H.'i.i.i-rU last night,
called h re In the death last week of
hia ninthi r. Mrs W. W
ti... iuii..
The funeral of Mrs. MuClollan will
take place imiinrmw afternoon from
St. John's KplM opal chun n.
James 8. I'.l.u k for many jnri
connected wllh the Albuiincnni
nevthp .pt im In . il.. us editorial ca
piieltlea anil mure recently the man
t.uer or the Fteiiing ! lerti I.I has gt.n
In i:i I'as... v hero he la lo Im-coiiio
. Itv editor of the F.I I'aso Times Mr
l'lack's famiiv will icinaln In Albu
.iieriiio f..r lb1' present.
The cmiimitiee In charge of repliea
to the ten tti.'stioiis asked by th
M.H.se sanilaf iniii commute w leti
here btsl week, will nieel innii.tr.iw
mailt in the Cisrnnif r.'iul Club In
fr.ini" the answers -Alt of Hie data
1 1. 1 ii I red Is in tiHiid and w III be sub
tinned to tho commit lee by Hcciu-
1 1 .' -; urai liiHnun
Inry Tom Kuan of the rlun for ap
iroal and rrvlnion.
I Mr. ami Mra. Imvld . Ortint, "02
W'fPX t'onl iiM-nui', rntrrliilnoil lttt -unlay
utiilna In honor of Mr and
Mm. ilforat- '. llpikrr of Halt Mkt-
"If y. Mr. Iifkfr l toniifitid IUt
thf W'tiii trn I'nlon and la looklna
afti-r thf new wire Inntnll.illon hire.
After ii n enJuMilile dinner r.uo
i In) id Th'.i..' iiirttint were Mr. iiti'l
Mra. Ileiker. .Mr and fluirlea II IHik
aon, Mr. and Mra. William Wlla.tn.
MtiKTi. Hunt. Hti'iKer, lltirroll and
l.oaey.
I Joseph Hum. tt. owner of Ihp t'rya
lal mid i 'nut Into theaters, and llorui"
K. HherniHn, miinnatr of the Mtiulur
movlr.2 itlrture ahow houtiea, will
,ia liininht lor iTnver where they
will upend several dnya inapiif luff lha
lHni.r amuneiiiiiit litniwa. Mr.
Ilnrnett la atuilyinii ftliitia for the tho
uttT wh.rh he propum a to Itulld In thn
near future on the North Kecond
'at reel property, whirh he liouaht aev
eral month nao from V. L. TrimhlP.
He and Mr Khermitn nlito will run
trait for a iiiiinlter of linpoitunt at
triiitlona for the t'rytilul un.l 1'natlma
while In iH'nyer.
DISTRICT COTRT TO
16
Only Seven of Spring T:rm
Jury Panels Have Managed
to Escape Service--One n
Dead.
Juilie M. ('. Meihem will hold
court in Alhiuiuf nine I'rlil.iy next. In
etui in Iters. A number of unit el have
been aet for hearltiK ul ihut time.
J mine KaMiolda in nut or town lor the
week.
The remilur eprlng lerm ot Herna
llllo e.iiinty illHiml ctjutl will open
two witkH from tt.d.o. Oriind and
petit Jiirma hitvi' I ti ai'tiimoned and
of the panel only aevin bae inruped
at r"ii'e. The to men on the petit
Jin y who wire not aerv.-d have per
fectly Militl kt'iiKia nil" la in lo
Alim liH ami the other la tleatl.
The Jiirien are .,h follows
Tint tiraud Jury.
Frank Arlaa, Joae Iriim it liei rt-rn
Itomun Luciro y (in rule. Mibiiu
Muninex. Juan Idum. Neator Ktini he.
Ix-opoldti l.utero, Muxiinn Turrlela.
II. T. tiardner. H. K I'uiney. S'. A
Mi'l'loakey, It. II. CoombH, Kliua (iur
I'iu. Henry tileaaon, rUnnm (iunia.
l.i-on Allen, -Mux IliK-u. Joao (uriilo.
Vint't nl.itl.t hmr. Curios Suveilru.
Antonio l.opea and Joae Maria Za
nn.ru. The I'clll Jiirora.
The petit Juiiirs are: (iavlno tiur
l la. Ail. tlfo Ha Ins. I'omiiclo Aiuiyu. Lo
reiiso Sa nt hi s. I'edro 1'erea y Huia,
KiniHilii ilnnnales. Juan I'lolllla. Hum
Kurr. Thotiiua V. Keleher. Jr.. Julian
t'uno, Tony I'ltls. I'. I'. Coli-man. O
K. Hnvla. A Kay. I it ur II (Josh.
J. A. Iliibba. AniiMtatlo del Viillv, Fe
lix Ih-lllasnl. Abel liuriin. tlubrlel Ar
inij.i, J. C. Clark, 11. 1.. Mn.il.f. K
Newt'oiiiit. Hitao .sihulte, hrnt-Ht H
(liner llali.i.n Cutleries. W. C. Kelm.
H. Imve W'elller. t f. Itos.-nwiilil
Henr loi'klitirt untkJ.iKe Dm a.
OF LOCAL PRINTERS
OF LOCAL r RINTR3
Thomas HtiKhes, during whose har
monious administration th member
ihifi of Albitiiieriiie T pn graphical
fn'on No. S(i4 iliiiil.liil. retired from
the pics dene:.- of the orga nlxntlnn
yesterday after e.ghl euia of service
J. W. KiiKtell was elect'd lo atieeeed
him. Tho following la the full list of
officers chimin:
1'realdent. J. W. :.umhcII; vice
pr H ilt tit C. IS. Hhaile; se. relary
treasiuer. Ira It.icon; ex 'cutlve com
milloc, P. II. Lowe. o. I. Lewis and
II. II. I.usk; ai igeani-Ht-iirma. lioy
Kirkpatrlek.
The union Is strong arm prospermia,
nnd the new president, efficient an 1
popular. Is xmi te.l to carry on the
Rood work of Mr. Hughes.
Don't buy a car until you see
the Hudson.
Throw Away Your
Eye-Giasses!
A FREE PRESCRIPTION
Voh I nn Hate I'llletl ami I se al lloiuc
lio you wear giusaes? Are uu a
victim of eye-atrnln or other ey-
weaknesses'.' If so, you will be glad
lo know lliul there is real .lopu t .r
you. Mint whose eyes wele fallliin
aa lhe hate hud their i restured
through the piin.lple of this wmi
mriul tree prencripllon. one man
says, afler trying II. "I was al.nosl
blind; lould uut aea lo read at all.
Now 1 tan lead eterythiiig without
an glasses and m ees do not water
slit more. Al ills lit they would pain
' dreadfully, now they feel fine aJI Hie
l ine. It was like a miracle to me.'
A lady who used It an) a: 'The al
mosphere deemed haay with or with
out glasses, but alter using this pre
acrlptlun for fifteen days evenimng
set n.s t lesr. I can en read Ill's
plint without glassea." It Is believed
' Unit thousands W no wear gluases can
i now nitcara ineni in rrast.iiswit- tut..
sntl muitltuuea mora win us uuie i
atreiigtliem their eyes so a in be
si's red the trouble and expense ol
ever gelling n lasses. F.ye trotitiles of
many ilea, notions may be wonderlully
bill tit led b foilowlng the slmiil
rules. Here la the prestrlinion: Ho
lo any drug etoie and aet a bnllle
optima, fl'l a two ounce buttle with
Warm water, drop In one Ol.t. n.i lab
1e slid allow to diss.. he. With thn
ll'iul.l. battle the eea two -to tour
timsa daily. You should notne your
evea clear up perceptibly right frmn
the atari and Inflammation will
tiulckly disappear If your eye are
bothering you, even a little, lake atepa
to sate Ihein now before II Is loo lulu.
Many hopelessly blind miaiil hv
been sated if Hi. y had cared for their
Jt III I. inc.
i nn uinpii
P1FULLY HURT
li HORSE
Frank Quier Confined to His
Home with Badly Lacerated
Leg as Rrsnlt of Accident.
Krunk yuler. Ih well known ela
ttitliin la conllned lo hia home with
n pultifuliy larerateil H'. rereiveu ny
a klik from horae. yuler. with
John W. Hulllvan and ctlhera waa re
ttirnlnn from u trip to llnmin. Hut
tirduy. when one of the horaea de
veloped a limp. tjulor Rot down to
find the trouble and lifted the hoof
liiat aa It went off like n repent luit
rifle. The horae had been freahly
tthod and one ahurp ahoe rut a deep
aimh arroaa the ealf ct ruin lit to the
bone. FurgUul altetitlon waa tuid ut
Hernallllo,
DENY ANOTHER EFFORT
AT WRECKING TBAIN
NEAR GALLUP
Hnntti Fa aeeret w-rvbe nu n In Al
hiiiinriiie yeaterduv anhl that the re
port from tbillup Huturday afternoon
that nn eftort had been made to
wrerk the No I weal bound iiuaeiii(er
train Just this aide of tlallup early
siiturdiiy tnoinliiK. waa m' inke A
swltt h nt the end or the Cnlitip freiahl
Minis waa left open. It la staled, but
was not spiked down, and ardmeti
v ere In the vlilnlty of the ewiU li a
the time No. 1 waa due.
SCHOOL SAVINGS BANK
SYSTEM STARTS,
p. hool children of the city will
itnrt laylnir op wealth today. The
s.iinas bunk plan, recently approved
hy the board of education, waa put
Into operation thla mornlnn. Thn
American Trust and RiMnca Lana
ti.rni-h.s the children with Looks
ami deposit slips and will send rep
resentatxes to the aehools to collect
the deposits.
The brat i cUoctlon for the new wiv
Iiirs system was inuile at the First
Haul si hot. 1 this fiornlnK when elKht
depoKltora made the.r Initial depnsttn
ami received pusa books. Kupetin
teiident Milne said this nimninn Hint
he waa well pleased with the alurt
and front the Interest nhonn In thia
and the other ward schools expecta
'he system to prove n complete UC
cess. CASUALTY COMPANY TO
HOLD ANNUAL MEEING
The Interstate Cusualty and Ouur
nty itiinpnny of New Mexico, will
hold 11 ftrt annual atockholder
moetiiiK at the general office lit tha
Stern building, Tuesday, March loth,
at It a in. In addition lo lha usual
formal notice of the meeting Manag
er James a. liiuiney la seninmc in an
tockholder a spinal IntHatloti to
attend this meetiug.
The new company, orguiilxed a lit
tle more than a year nuo. now num
bers umn tig Its stockholders the most
prominent bi.sln.-sg men In New Mex-
' and in ull sections of the stale.
Ha organisation has taken time, for
ll is upon u large scale, but tho work
f organisation la finally completo
and the company I just now bt Kin
Ming ll active business career.
WELLINGTON GIRLS
MAKE BIG HIT
AT ELKS THEATRE
I nl.pM. Miii-lcBl Oruaoluiiion t.ltcs
K.iccllciil ITouram lo I -a rue a no
I ntln .labile Autlli ntf.
'I he Wellington C.lrls- hand, one uf
the tn tat uiiiMUe of musical nmuiilw
lions, ami a dandy olio at mat. piit.-n
to an entht.snitttic ai'dieipe which
crowded F.Iks' theater laat night, and
pbiyt'd ex. ee.liliKly well. The young
lutllea are traveling under the uua-
pn ea of the r".nl. i Fe reittling room.
nd are unusually capal'le musician
aa well aa ery tiltructive girts, mid
on of the ml Hi daughter of a San
ta Fe employe at Wellington, ami they
have been carefully and skillfully
trained. Th program given last
night wua one of the most pleasing
f the niimy exceptionally fine attrac
tions which hae been brought to Al
tiiiiieliue thia season by thu nadltig
room management.
Til progiam follows:
S ll. Waynlck, manager: l.'is H.
I. Wnyiilck, chaperon. ; Victor I'rb e
and UusM-t I'riie. prt.pru t"is. 1' c.
Price, conductor.
March The Uoyul llriilesiiuilti . . . .
i itHirj
overture--! he lion mint
, ... King
. . Verdi
I from
. I'ucclri!
Selection II T'titutore ......
Voa aolu one Fine luy
Madame llutterflyi
I ali Know It s.
Piano solo- Hungarian Ithupaody
No. li Li
Vocal duet - The lllpslcs ...Hi stuns
lah Know lea. Kuth Huvage.
Waltx 1. stleiiiona Kill It
Medley Hits of Itenikka Hit.
.to, 14 I'Uini'l i
I'm to lllcun Iiitnte l.ldorado. . . .
Keifer
Vocal aolo Shuogy Shoo .
Keading An Abandoned
men!
, Ainl.ri'So
tlope-
. Lincoln
Ikiisy Wilson,
(juiirleltc Pon't You Mind Those
Sorrow Cnwlcs
Know leg, Havage. Waugh, f'help.
Votal solo I Want lo He a Janitor
Child ilotierlg
Pauline Wayult k.
Selection Siiperba Iialby
I esi ripiite A Trip to ilie Farm..
Huff
ASBEST03 FIREPROOF
FLOORING FOR THE
SMALL COST OF $10
1 will leach ou how In make anil
lay Asbeslo Fireproof Flooring,
owner of original formula. I did th
wnr III the While Flephnnt Saloon:
also 1'resbtterbm Senltt.ilutn K. M.
HI sff, Slate H.. lei, after p. ni.
BY;METI10D1ST GCHOO
L
DEGISIOri 111
APRIL
Proposed Enlargement of Har-
wood Industrial Institution
Now Being Considered by
Educational Board.
Hey. Ir. II. A. Hansel i who lis me In
Albtiiueriiia last week with ehnrvh of
liiera of the Mt'thuillsl eduiat lomil
board, left this intimitis' for the east,
tiltrr a thorotiah Inspeitlon of the
llarwood Industrial at hool whli li II la
imposed to enlarge under ihureh
RUldanee an. I make into a lame Indus
trial and lit ll I. H I aehool. Itr liaaaell
will annoiiiii'v on April 1st whether or
nut he will take the piesi.lenry of tho
institution and on Ins dot Islon prob
ably will rest I lie determination of the
eh tire h hoard as to whether or not to
supply the funds neiesMry fur Us de-
elopment.
Mr. Has-!! has had wide exper
leni'a in this kd of work." said Hev.
C t. Hit kman of the l-ud Axenua
i hurt h Ihla inornlnK, "and his work In
Monl. it makea him specially filled for
this aehool. It la our hope lo eatiili
llall here not nnlv a Hlblteal eollene.
but an Industrial aehool In the full
sense of the title. We have San aerea
of fine Innd and we are sure that this
In ml properly cultivated would ren
tier the aehool self suppnrtlnK, on.e
ne I ''I a start We hopa that our
plans will be approved."
COMPANY Q TO GIVE
SMOKER TOMORROW
Company O, New Mexico National
Himrd. will rive a smoker, following
the riftular drill In the Armory to
morrow nlKht. The offkeia anil
ntemhera are liivitina their frlenjs
arid an tn.ioyable ovohIhk la antici
pated, t'otupuiiy 1), under I'apluln
W.. I', lluiies, has been whipped lul l
a first clasa ..raatiliaimn ; one of the
ln'st in the stale, und It la the hopa
of the adjutant ir. in ral'a office that
another eniially eftlt-ienl company
may be organised In Aluttiernue in
the near future. Adjutant Oetieritl
II. T. llerrlMi will be a guest ot hon
or tomorrow night.
Wait for the Hudson
Ilenry'a messenger. I'hona 111.
M III I-I LHIAIU.I H'h
THANSI1H LINK
Piano Moving and Household
(It.tnla given special attention.
Host st. .rug." housa In city. Ofllca
and aalea aiubla
3 is Wen I'opiwr Ae.
TOR.1Q
There's a lot
difference be
tween Toric
Lengea and
Flat Lengea
beside their
aliBKt extra coat. TTicy givo
you cttra vision and extra
comfort. They are better
looking;, too. Come and dc
lift about Toric l-rn.'ira.
LENSES
We supvly the SKILLED SER
VICE in FITTING GLASSES
without which the most ex
pensive lenses are worthless.
C. ii. CAMS
OITOMFTIU'T.
114 W. Central. Phone 452.
-
E. LEROY YOTT
VIOl l.V IXSTIU'CTIOX
htutllo,
Tvl. I
S. (Illteruf flank Ij'dg.
mu. i: o. it to7.
TIIK 1.ITTI.K 1.0U'KU!
lla'g on lha scent for aomelhitig good,
and the stent and mell uf una uf
our loave quickly tempi him. It
lh beat loud for young or old, and
our reputation la built upon Ih high
quality. Hava our Dread and Holla
on your labia and your children and
yourselvs will Ihrlv and b hsppy
and roiitenied. It la no higher In
pric than Inferior kind auld !
w lire.
PIOilEER OAKERY
SOT Koatl. Ilna) St,
I
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of A?y
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