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TIIE EVENINO ITEHALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., MONDAY, MARCH 0, 1914.
Pythian, Ready tij
Welcome Guests
Tomorrow
Interesting Program will
Keen Mineral Lodtre and
Noviiiatrg Uliav Thronjrh'AwMH',"l,"n r Ticket Agents, who
Two Days Session
Supreme Keeper of Itecords Fred
II. Wlnnlon, of the Knight of Tylhlua
who will consider Albuquerque it
possible site for the sanitarium the
order la to bullil. will aa take purl
In the diss Initiations to lx- held tu
niorrow und Wednesday nlRhta. la
expected to arrive In town on train
No. S tomorrow morning. I lu will
le nut nt the station lv Mayor Hel
lers and a 1'ythlan reception commit
lee composed of I... W. dalles, rhalr
nmn; C. . fushman, II. ti. Htrong,
II. It. Cornell, George Arnot and J.
E. Kliler,
Oram! Chancellor Howell Knrnest !"
of Hnnta t. and Huprom Itepreaent-1 1""" ",f """ Tne ,,'k,', """nta arn
atlva Hugh Williams of Knnla Fe. are .valuable sources of publicity. They
expeet.M to rome to town with Mr. cnm In contact with the traveling1
Wheaton. Mr. Wheatnn will be tak- 1 and ran aay a good ninny
en for a ride about the city and the word of praise Tor point of which
district tn order to show him aome- I ,h"' have personal know led nnd
thin of the terrltorvln whl.h It ,whlrh they like. Telephone to No.
hoped to have the Pythian aanltarliim ""' HTetary Kgan he can
placed. When he ha viewed Alhtf hnv '""r "r- The ear are wanted
querqtir and the surrounding ronn- ''-v ' o'clock.
try. he will have placed In hi handi I The Commercial Club will hold an
voliimlmma data on the district, Important general meeting tnnlorr. w
amaaiiod I. a special committee up- r'lihl. All Ihe memhera are nr.cl to
pointed l.v the local lo.lge for th'n,","i' " welahly matt'r of irm
purpoi.0. The data Mill anawer ev "' Intereat are to he l.roimhl up.
ry poMtildo o ili-Klli. n that thosS J '
churited with el'ollnir a aunitarlum JTJJ)QJJ POPE OPENS
1te will want annwered. finTrnw )ftr V
on Wednrrday niomlnn Mr. When- j FEDERAL COURT TODAY
ton will niak nn aildren liefore the ! i
atudenta of ihe I'nlveralty of New JuiIko W. H. Pope of Imh Cruoc
MexU-o. IjiL-r in the day he will t 1 ,llt n the tcderal i-ourt today. IU
the Riiet of honoa nt a reception Jn !m hold waalotia dally until aurh
the Coinmert lal flub. buvtneaa a the ultornt) may bring
Plan hnvo been virtually cuinplct- I before him I dlapoaed of.
ed fur the rtaaa Inltlnilona. The At thla inurnins aeMion Judge
8:inta l"e l.xlire nl ni-rnl a larve Pope entered an order extending" thu
rlnxH. and Ihe IVrllloa Indue hnn aent . tune in whii h the t'hiiiexe deportu
word that It will dim iwnd a clan, j lion iae of I.nu 8uk Vow la to be
Mineral lodge. No. 4. the local ImUc. . cloeed up to Airl .
ha a large claxa. and other randl
dale are expected to awell the num
ber of novtit' to thirty or inure.
The Initiation will begin tomorrow
nl.tht and be compl.-ted at a aelnn
the nigbl following. The degree work
will lie done by Ihe local team.
I HECKLES IS
SOMETHING NEW
IN STAGE LIFE
Delama-
Meavr. Martin and A. !
ler will prekent Neil Tuoir.iy drama
tixatlon of lien Htratton-porter'a
"Krecklea-' at the Klk- theater. Fli-
day evening. March nth.
There haa been nothing produced
In the hiatory of the American atng
jui like "Frecklea." it 1 ditlnctle
and origiiial. but of auch abaorbitig
Intereat that It la not difficult to under.
land why the hundred of thnunnda
ol fiction reader have delighted In
ine etory, nor wny me piuy nn o
cumi ao popular with all clae of
theater goera.
In hi drainnliaMtlon. Nell Twomey
ha kept f.utlifuMy f. the text of Mr.'
Porter 'a ator; every ch.irncter ha
been brought out In bold relief In the
play, and where the picture wua In
the mind ee of Ihe reader. It la now
In the actual line of vIhIoii.
Tim great Llmberloat Bcene, In
whic h Freckle ha uen hold on lite
1a reallxtlcally ahown. It I beuutl-
ful tnge picture with the tlikkne of
the aw amp forming a dark mamlva
background below, while ubi.ve,
tower gigantic tree.
Th coming of "Krecklea" will be
a theatrical event Jut ac It waa an
event In llction: the dram I now nt
grent a rtu-re a It the tory and la
where" ;;..: 'zrvZXtumtZ'
Hobert ThurMim ;weJ.,n;!::r,:
Hide Martin, Helen Wltaon. Krederlrk
ftteln. Harry lli.mt, Joeph Willard,
and othera of eiUal note will all o
aeen in till dcllxhtful Hinging diumu
from Mr, porter'a I'.elig h t f ul etory.
VICIOUS KNIFE GETS
BEARER SITY LAYS
HoIm I Corou, one of the half a doa
en vagrunl urraigued lfore Police
Jiidgn tleorge It. Craig thl niornlnir.
wua Mcnienced to 0 daya In the
county Jail. A long, vlcioii looking
knife brought the aentence down on l"lonlng have died r'nee Huturday.
.( I were defeated today when lr. C. II.
The weu,H.n wn. found on Coro, ! Whitman, .uperinien.l.nt : r the coun
whei, he wa. aearcbed .1 the elation I ' horpltal. announced h all I of a
hi, ni- after Captain o'cirudy brought
him in In! night. It hud a blade I
a-x !nchea lung, and bore murk of
very recent careful aharpemng. It
"end l.ei-n ground tn a rnior edge, und
the police who noted the larefuliieM
with which the weapon hud been
ftharpencfl wondered If Corou hadn't j
been making ready for aomebody " w ,,, the treatment wua given, and
Corou told the Judge he found thitW)lu ,, rc.rleil to be dying lat
Vnif'v night, wna In excellent condition to-
"TIT FOB T
SORE. ACHIIIG FEET
Ah I what relief. No more tired feet)
!o aiore burning feet, ewolleo, b4 niell
tri(r, sweaty . No nora pain in corn
cbIIuuh or bunion, tvi buvIUt what
aila your feet
or what Under
tbe bud you've
tried without
petting relieT,
Jut ii m "T1Z."
"T1Z" drawg
out all the pol
onous exuda
tions w'ii h pull
up t!i feett
TIZ" I I"
leali "HZ" ia
nr. ml: "XXV
will cure your
foot trouble
you'll aever limp Ara" hp 7ur Item
la pain. Vour ho Woa't aen tight
and your feet will aerer. aer hurt or
(let sore, urolk-a or tired.
"it a u rent nox av any uniii or
dcr-art'iKxt Iters, f4 I'A rlat.
ID
i
Pi
YOUR CAR FOR TIIE
TICKET AGENTS
CoMiiiMTt'int Club Meeting TtHiMwrnw
Mulil nil liiiHrliiiit Oito lr0
,Ui'imImihc lrwlrrl.
T'luna for the entertainment of the
12S members of tit International
urn
i In Inn city tomorrow after-
nnon m Ihelr way to their conven
tlon In California, hf lieen rum
plcted by Herr-'lary Thomas Kgnn of
th Commercial Club. Itrpresenta
tlvea of the Commercial i'il will
meet the special train of the ngents
at the station, and welcome the pil-
grim The vlsllon all! lie loaded
Into automobile und given a rlda
that will tuke them to all the sight
to he seen here end hereabouts.
Thirty-five or forty enrs are wnnt
ed for the occasion, and stilomohllo
owner who hitve the wi Ifnre of the
city at heart nnd want to hnrk up
the Commercial Club In l(a publicity
work are urged to pluc their cars
Hecrelary Fssn's disposal wltho.it
I The taking ot oral lentimony in
' the caae of Klon n. e Llllluu llarciu
' aaalnel Petra (. tiarrla wax beRiin.
) The pluintirT'a Mile ul Ihe uaxe wua
at III being prraented when the ciiiJ
let'onveiifd alter noon revvaa.
I Probate Court.
Judae John Huron Burg will hold a
, WKnu.il of the proUat court tomorrow.
Col. J. U. Aliirixnt to file a detailed
I atatvment and Invintory of the eaiute
of hi wlf the late Mrs. Kruno Al
bright, of which he la adnilniatrator.
'Application lor the order waa mude
by hie daughter. Mm Claude Al
bright, the aniger. Following her bp-
nhcallon for an uuvuuntliig ahe liwtl
tuted prurecdinga tn the dint rat uourt
fur a partition ol ihe eataie.
Final report n guardlun of Deal-
deriu liarcla la expected Hum Alfredo j
Chaves. Chaves waa ordered to Ale!
the report wurthwlth by Judge Uurg
Iat week.
1 1 1
MICHIGAN STRIKE
PROBE IS MOVED
TO CHICAGO TODAY
(,r f4.mao Wire fa. F.icnbi Herald.)
Chicago, March Member of
the house aub-committee who are lu
veHtlgaluif. Ihe atrlke of northern
Michigan copper miner. arrived
here today from Houghton, Mich.,
and were prepared to hear the teatl-
ln11. of .,,,, 4f Ule i,.gn
,,, gulird wn dlu ,lrlkl, juty
In th copper country lat cummer.
Churlca II. Mer, pteeldi-nt of the
Vtern Federation of Miner, ex
pected to appear before ihe commit
tee In tell the atory of hi deporta
tion from J Uncock. Mich., Inxt
ccmber.
The. i-ongTeinen hoped to eon
riihvr
:'"," - ...narrow and then return ,
to Waabluglon.
Attornra for the trl!icr and
mining rompuniea accompunled Ihe
commlttee to thla city.
NO INVESTIGATION
I OF DEATH FROM
SERUM TREATMENT
' fit Wire : veiling Herald. 1
Iai Angelea, March . Plana to
'nnnlvxe chemlinlly the aerum treut
ment under which aeven oiinty pa
tlenta Buffering from apeclflc blood
ev-ruiii ri.M.i.i up twi
hud lieen ued
Calvin Hiiftwell, countv coroner,
ordered an autopey performed on ons
of the bodicK, but did not expect to
develop anything regarding the cuunw
of death mule apeclflc than "toxlv
poieoning."
Ilurrv Ijine. the ilghth man tn
'day and the hoepltul autgvoiia hoped
j for hi recov cry.
J Hr. Whitman an id the xerum which
la ullegrd to have killed the aeven
patient had been tn ue for u long
, tune hem and never beTore rauaed a
death. It la the prescription of o
Doled German a. lentlat. An average
of Ian treatment a year I given at
the hoapltul, according to Dr. Whit
man. ASftUITH PROPOSES
CONCESSIONS TO ULSTER
(It lrard Wli to Krenlnf Merald.;
Ijondoii. March i. Premier A
fliilih today laid before the hou of
eommoua hi prupoaed roticeirna to
l lmrr in regard to ta laaiiilon unib-r
the Irlvh home rule bill. The an-
H.....w.....M... u ft.l,.k 'l.M .. I, ,11
i''v f j "1 and anxloiiHly awaited, waa to the ef
M i i ,ni4' before Ihe bill became PP-
f ? eratle a poll ahould be taken of the
, y v.'t th - iarlimentary elector of each oun-
iarlimentary
ty to d 'clde whether there choiild be
an exeliiHii.n of the l'ltrr rountie
from the l.r.n lnli.n uT Ihe bill for a
p,-rlinl of aix ycara from th first
mceilng of Hie new lnh parliament,
u t, mulorlty of the voter Is In
favor of thla scheme the
rouniy
wolilil ant
malically be excluded for
(lis preset ibed period.
ALDUQUERQUE MAN
TO START DANK III
11
W. A. Foyil who Organized
Citizen's Bank Here Behind
Project in Quay County
Seat.
TO PROSPECT FOR OIL
NEAR KARA VISA
Tucumcuri, .V M., March 7. W. A.
Koyll. who ban organlm-d luinka uu
cuaefull lr i'lovla und Albuiieriuu
la In Tut umcart inureatlnK local cap
ital m the oiKnlzuilon ol anniher
bank here. II j pn.x.Kt-d to orgnu
ls with a capital atock of I3U.00U.
At a meeting held In Nuru Viu,
hi county, tin week, a HiibxcripUon
Wag tuken for the purpoe of acc wr
ing a tirill rig to pronpect for oil.
I.cporta on the diatrlct have ehotvn
tilling Indlcatlona of oil und ihe Nuiu
Vina people are going to gaml.lt- a
little money In tin effort to find it.
Twenty-eight additional Htrccl
light, with ornamental pot. are to
tie IriMlnllt.l in Tuctiincuri at once ua
a rcmilt of a new t-oiilra-t jut tnmlu
between Ihe clly und the light com
puny. The city ha moved It oTfi. lul
heuiiiiiarera to the building at the
corner ol K'tim.iI und .Main, the niov o
being forced by the file which de
troyed the old city hall lat Hat
lirilay. The Crencent Creumi-ry company
ha decUI-'d to incorporate and dou
ble the rapacity of the plant here
The company will huve a paid up
capital of tln.O'iO.
.Mi Margaret Chapman of till
clly ha received notice or her ap
pointment to a clcrkhlp In the
treaaury department at Wimhlngtou
at a H.ilary of finia a year, u a reciilt
"f a m ( Hfnll rii xoliatcd cxam
Inm.on. Her eter. .Ml Alice Chap,
man. 1 itlreailv ciuployed in the de
partment. Hnth are uraduate of the
Tucumcaii public hool.
is now if
fOU'OISE
Article Arrives Bearing Seal
of Government Inspector
Under Law Passed Last Fall
Hooker a lie) t
Thu "bottled in bond" Ho not
that either the "munufaciured in
bond" eigar la here. It I a Havana
cigar that hu Mai una tobacco In
it and the certificate of the govern
ment to that effort l on the box.
For year Ihe Havana .'Igur hu
bei-n anything thut the council nec of
the maker dictuled. You can ihj thu
u-callc llakunu clgur now two for
u nickel, but If you want to inuke
one that uctually cunte from the land
of the Ciibun belle lithographed on
tho band you tan bo a ure by looking
,7.:: .;;, VoVrZ.;";?
,lle gvemm. n, la located u. the fac
on the oulalde cover for the Heal that
lory und wnthe Ihe muiiulucture
A In the diHllllcry bueinciui, the mak
er pay the wage of Hie lliepector,
but the government appoint him.
Th:.; la made poeulble by a law thut
went Into effect Iun full and the
firul cigar made under thu new
"bond" arruiig.'inent ure now r..-r.
"Kpcuking of wurld traveler, you
gel II In aiiine of the ulicged Cuban
tobacco.' auUI u local i-ig.ir deulr.
"In lfl when Ihe Culled estates
took churge of Porto I tan and the
duty on tobacco wua lowered we gut
u lot of t.iliucco direct from thut inl
and thut wua manufactured in the
I'niu-J Hate and old u real Ha
vana. Previous to that time tho
Porto Kl.o tuhuct-n had been Hhipped
to Ciilta and then relayed on to tho
t'nltcd Males under Ihe name of Ha
vana. "P. i general ha the ohtl!uiion be
come thai It ls Indeed a wlee moki r
that know hi Havana The pure to
bacco lahi-l the protection, if you
want to be sure."
REGISTRATION BOARDS
TO BE NAMED MONDAY
In fii'epral ion for Ihe approach
ing municipal election, Ma . or Kelp X
la coliadering Ihe appointee to hn
named on the reginlrution bouulThe
mayor has until next Monday. I be
dale of Ihe council meeting, to make
Ihe appointment The law reiitnre
that illy registration hoard be nam
ed twenty d.i belorr the election.
Three member are to be named
for each of the four ward in the
city.
rimmbertalu'e Tablets for Concilia
tion. For eonstlpation. Chamberlain's
Tablets are excellent. F.:iy to take,
mild and gentlo In effect, (live Ihem
a trial. For sale by all drutrglsta
To Hake PotaliM-w.
When your oven 1 In nae, try bilk
ing potutoca on the top of the to-e.
Put them on nn abeto mat and
cover them up 1 1 . I y w ith a large
kettle Turn them a couple of
limea while baking
I 'or I roll Halailo.
To prevent fruit In aulads from
turning dark. aoeex a small nuan-
ililV of lemon Juice over l. 'Ihe iriut
will keep Ita color und be freh until
Ilia following du.
YOU GATJ SMOKE HEAL
HlFi
NOTED LECTURERTO
APPEAR HERE
ill
David uoiastein, lamoui as
Opponent of Socialism, to
Speak in Elks Theatre Un
der Auspices of Knights of
Columbus.
The Knights of f ..Intuitu, puraunnt
to the action of 1 1 n ruprcme council,
ha Inctltuted an n-ilie lecture cam-
palan In defense of th,, prlneliili-s of
t lie order, which I fouiulcd upon the
doctrine of the Clinnian religion.
The aervlces of Mr. Iiavid (oldteln
of lloMtt.n, a muiui.cr of thn order,
who I rccognlxed a an eminent socio-
lVII .ol.lsTK.I.
Not ill liviiivr to hier'.. In' lllkn
TlKait'r April Tliltil.
login and lecturer, have been Be
i u red for a traiincontinental tour
winch beHan at ft. Alban. Vermont.
Mr. (loldetein I roiiiderel to be
fociallem's most foi ntldabln opponent.
He I often spoken of us a walking
eniyclopedla vl knowledge related to
the entire ground of hia aubjert.
Mr. Huldateln will lecture ln the
KIab' theater on Kml.i,, April 3, unib-r
the atiMl'ice of Albuiuerquu council
of ihe Knlghla of Columbu.
In hi lecture Mr. (loldnteln will ex
pose Sociallt prtocltile oy eontriiMl
Itig them with t'htiHtiiin phlloaophy ;
make clear Ihe double-dealing tactic
ot S'olUliNt.
Mr. iloldmln i Joint author with
Mrs. .Martha Moore Avery of u work
entitled. 'Hoi lallm: The Nation of
Falherlen Children." Thl book i
most highly recommended by ex
President llooaevell. Suniuel (iomper.
and other leading men III the public
life of the country.
Kpenking of hi work In Chicago,
"The New Win Id" say;
"We do not think that there wa u
man or woman preHcnl nt the muit
n I lire nt iicblr.-HH delivered lat Sunday
evening at Kt. Alplionu' hall on Ho
i la!lm that did not real Ine that Mr.
tiolilKleln ha Indeed made tin aub
Ji i t hia nw n.
"Truth la we have too many people
attempting to iIiscuk thin ubject on
Hoclalirm wilhoiit lilting knowledge
or gra"p of the HUhJcct. It le a iiie
lion that reai he deeply into our
moral life mill touche so many ide
of Ihe ocla fabric that no person
flioll.l iittempt t dim uh it publicly
iinb he ha given thought to I1
given such meanure of study o it a
will make cleat and cert;, In hi pol
tlon, make char, convincing and Irre
futable hi com IumIoii.
"The iiirHliiti of HociuIihiii and it
Koiel a pronounced and propitiated
by It diKciplcx In thi country I full
of thinner to our Chrielliiii r liiuilinti,
and the Ii" iui, r who woul.l hope to
i arry ci'iivtetien wh.le illneuHHinu th
ulijec( iniikt ii'iove all treat It w a
moral ua well a an economic iiu--I'oli.
"Now Mr. lo.ldsletn doe thl an. I
docs it fcari !. We would like to
m-e Mr. lioolsiein return to Chicago
and pseak to not an atldleni v of y
hundred, but tin audience of ix
thousand '
Mr. liobletilu wa formerly a mem
ber of thu So. iallt movement. lie
wa It II rut . ...ululate for m.ior of
Ihe city of i:..-i..n. He resigned from
the Hceialmt movement eleven veam
axil. Thi v.oi nine mouili after a
I utile uttemi'i hi Induce Hi" roalalit
party to il. it.i- 'torn It platform tlime
ier')ii who advocate violence, li re
ligion and frei love.
It la the I'linent III lor" of Mr.
Cioldateln for -be work b- i ilo.nu
that ruuned i : board of dliectora of
tbe KlllsblH
hi in for ihf
f Columbu to aelect
..line or lei tur, The
.uncil of the KnlnnU
AtliuuueriUi'
i f Columliu . n.l It friend look for
ward with ill.''. Iiileret pi the lec
lute bv Mr. i i. ultiteln. which will no
dobut he of I'.ii-lleclual value to the
entire comnt.m i , .
Mr. lloliuu n lecture April S wi'l
be free, and i'i- public is cordia:ly In
v lted to alien I
11m lortr Vear TMt.
An tiltlil,. inut be of excei'lionul
merit to mil'.'-' for a period of fi.rtv
yenra Chain " i lain Coitgii lteine.lv
wua first i.ff.-i . .1 to the public In IHT.'.
from a ktn.i'! 1 . ulnnlng It ha grown
In favor an I i .puliirity until ii ha
all iliifd woi'.l-wide lepiitatlon. You
will find n us better for a coimh
or cold. Trv n and you w'.ll uniler
atand why i a favorite nfii-r a n-r-lod
of more tbi.ii forty yem It not
onlj gici rel.ef It cure For sale
by all druni-'
tlenry Hauls. Phone S93.
f EXT I T
r
i ;
! f
I., ,-
Navajo Blanket Experts Will Tell
You that this Is a Sale
Worth While
'Bring Some One Who Knows" and prove for
yourself that we are offering one of the most
beautiful collections of Navajo blankets ever as
sembled in New Mexico at LESS THAN
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Don't Wait-Delay May Mean the Loss of
the Very Design You Have Been Looking for
JOHN LEE CLARKE, Inc.
1
LIVE
iJEl'J MEXICO
HOHORED BY THE
HOLE
Richard de Oraftenried of
Guadalupe County Elected
Vice-President at Oklahoma
City Convention.
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF
THE NEW MEXICO EANGE
lilchurd do ("Iraftc nrcld of hin-linn-ii
n, (Jliildulupe county, one of the oeat
Known stucKincn In New Mexico, wan
elected second vice president of the
Tan-HuiiiUc tSnuthwetcrn I.lxestuck
inundation in thu Oklahoma City con
vention lai wee. Mr. de (Jiafteu-
eld began business In New MeX'cu
exclusively as a siieep mini, out artt-r
achieving great aucce, branched uu'
and Is now In cattle on u big -ate us
well as a breeder of fancy and hi-.n ,
horses. Hi ranche In Guild ilu o
are among the beat equipped in Ih)
southwest.
J. 11. Nations, of Kl lao. weil
known to all aouthwetaern stork im.-n
was eleited flri Ice preaident of the
auclallon at Oklahoma t'lty and w.i
materially Intlurutlal In taking next
ear's meeting to Kl I'aso.
Kl I'uso alo I going arter next
ear'a convention of the Texas Stale
Cattlv-Urower awiurlatlon. and has
e nt a strong delegation to the con
vention wnlch opens tomorrow ul
Fort Worth.
Mr. and Mr. Charley llarl. "Ill
Johnon. J. It. Htcphcnon. l-cm Clu-
ii. r, Kd Tyson, I'ml Keen, und A. S.
e'eay, all of I'ortiiie, were among the
New Mexico atoiknien wliu alleude'l
the tiklahoinii City convention last
w cck.
K. C. WiIkoii l.mt week shipped iu
car of prune yearling to the For;
Worth market thut are said to be top
pers. They were fed at I'ortalch on
cotton seed rake, bay and k.iltlr and
sorghum, Mr Wiloii bought thcuu
calves lat fall, dehorned and dipped
them and put them on feed. Tln-y
were a tine looking bunch.
W. II. I.an.l ha shipped .'"'I hejd
of cow from hi TulaioSH mix h to
In farm near Fort Sumner.
I. A. Karri nipped HH head ot
ewe from Kort Hum nil- last week to
northern Oklahoma patilea.
number of sale were made hy
Fort Sumner cattlemen during the
past Week auri sating about I ")
head. Tbe lu(1 all wa In good coii
dilion and went at fair nur In
cluded In the sale were. HU year
ling bv J, K. Hron; l'i jearltng by
It. K. Krwln; S'lO yearling and two
by J. C. Ininlai.; I in) inn and two
by V. A. l.ylc and ;'.o )c.irliuiM by
W. K. I irion.
Ijind and Makrnicaon, ii'u of Fort
funnier, lai uei-k Bold Dun ateer to
Colorado hu)er.
J. O. Wclliorn who lis been doing
a. live trailing all ihrouwh ttie Winter,
luMt week piircltascd two Mile lleicfoid
bull for Albeit Hrown who will place
the animal w It .1 hia big herd of too
r.ot. h llercforii wet of Fort iiiimnrr
Itobert and Ted I.llea of western
ran orro county were in hoe. n r. latt
week to receive a big bum h of eatt'e
wlil.-ii they look to Ihelr father a
nn. It acroa the I; lo ir.iu.le. Tlo-y
a., . Ii. I.ile I buying all the cat
tle de chii get thi spring.
Jusn A. U.ti, a will kuuwu wiu-iu
j
mumi
05 W. Central Ave.
STOCK
Fororrn county ranchman, any range
co'nditioii are line In that section of
tho slate this spring.
The Hoy American sayn: Hob Mar
tin, ihe I'nion county cow man, wan in
town this week. He us Ihe long
winter has not hurt him except for tho
feed bill during the six weeks he
fed all of his slock but they are in
line condition and most of them lit
for marael now. Mr. Martin I one
of the few cow men who depend on
feed rather than trurt to I'rm ldci.ee
to get their stock through the while--,
lie finds It easier snd more pracllc il
to buy feed than to buy mure cattle In
the spring. When there ure more lilc
hi in and fewer of Ihe kind who ovei -reach
In their effort to "Hog it All"
this country will develop fater.
l.em CheHter at f'orliilea lnt wee .
bought ino head of while race from
I.on lllankennhlp. Mr. Chester I one
of the pioneer cowmen of ltooeelt
county and i Rtlll one of the lurget
eastern New Mexico operator.
The cattlemen of Kddy county have
nn kick coming since stock wintered
well, says Ihe Carlsbad Amu.. I'rices
are twenty per cent above t.nisc of a
year ago and the calving season I pro.
gn-KKing satlHt.K'torll v with indication
that a larger percentage of the call
crop will lie saved thl year than lnt.
only a small volume of local buy
ing and selling is being done by the
local cattlemen, many preferring lo
wait until after the i'nnhandle und
Houthwestern Cattlemen's convention
at Oklahoma City this week, when the
price for slecrs will be set.
Home cows are being sold now,
hriiming t.'.O a head this year as com
pared with 1 .15 to III) s year ago. The
t hief reUHi.ll for the lm leaned prl 'es
I Ihe conNlaiitly Increasing scarcity
ot cattle all over tho .-ounjry.
The advent of the calving (aon
find conditions pror-itinu for l-trge
ctop, since ibe weatbr I .nil.ra:
and the rows have gone through ihe
winter well. I-jiM year the pet , n I a Sc
ot ihe crop saved was around lxty
per cent. This year It is li-ipcd It
muy reach from " to so per c.i.l
Local sloekiiien who are it'eiilinx
Ihe catllenien's con, etilion 'i. Okla
homa this week will iIIwumn a eo.ilinu
Mllon of the activity to have cmgiess
eiiiict u law applying lo the ; ovei n
mtnl domain.
For taxi, rail in Ma tiro. Thone IT.
J- .fcwii' - J.
I;!"' HJ
The advisability of placing
your Jewelry and Important
Papers in a 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 SAViKGS BANK i!iD TRUST CO.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Open Saturday Evenings and
Railroad Fay Cays
Until 8 P II.
CAUGHT WITH
STOLEN CATTLE
Allnn Hmith waa nrreted n thn
Had Ijind ciihI of Tucumcuri last
week by Sherllf Frank Ward. Hmith
had In hi posRewlon It head of unt
ile uhlch he wa driving eiixt to
ward tho Texas I In-, lie wu dona
and when he saw the sheriff he raadn
nn attempt to escape, but later le-
ciilnd lo surrender. The rattle 'In
rim-stlon belong to parties near Titer,
la de I. una in titiudalupe county and
dianppeiirrd from thai pbn-e nbotil
Ibe lili-d of February. The sheriff
of Qniiy county was notified at tho
time and hnd been on Ihe lookout
continually until he located them.
Smith ! about I 'l year of see and
lives near Ilunley.
WOlttlH FP.OM HOMK.
Statement Ttiat May lte Inettgalrl.
Testimony of Albitquerque
dUsona.
When nn Alhii'iuetoiie citizen come
to the front, telling hia friends and
neighbors of his experience, you can
rly nn his sincerity. The statements
of people residing in far away place
do not command your confldenee.
Home endorsement Is tho kind that
backs Ioun's Kidney Illls. Km h tes
timony is convincing. Investigation
proves It troy. Helow Is n statement
of an Albuquerque resident. No
slronter proof of merit can be had
J. M. Vlckrey, plumoer, 1001 N.
F.leventh street, Albuquerque, N. it.,
says: "I don't hesttnte lo recommend
Dnan's Kidney Tills, t am sure that
they are a good medicine for back
achu and kidney trounlo. ln my cano
they In ought immcdlute relief from
backache. I know of another ens
where Doan's Kidney Pilla were u'il
for pain In the buck that waa canned
by weak kidneys. Such positive ben
efit was had thut It proves Ihelr Worth
beyond question."
For sale hy all dealers. Trice ft tt
cents. Foster-Mllbttrn Co., liurTslo,
New York, role agents for the Culled
States.
Itemember the name lioan'g and
lake no other.
TIN- MiUMtV Favorite.
A cough medicine should be harm
less. It should be plca.int to lake.
It Mliould be effect mil, Chsmberbile's
Cough liemeily Is nil of this and t
tbe mothers" favorite everywhere. F'r
sale by sll druggist.