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KIX
Tin: EVENTKO IdSALD, AIBTTQUXHOTTi;; H. M., THUIISDAY, MAIICH 2G. 1914.
A 44
Today's Live News of the Sunshine State
444 4
SANTA PE SHOVVS'SILVER CITY WIL L RDSWELL NQWSURE GO-OPERATIQfl BY
Pailrond Looks for Greatly In
creased Business from Now
on and Through the Summer
Months.
T.... k.i,
cream in tie
ti hiKini. T-
Will, Itliln a'
I loW'ly UW.lkl
ter !hiiih-
Km n , M.
M.i i. Ii
l 1.1 Ar
ng that
imIi ?! - An in
earnings of i he
.nnV' Kc r. til
th imtry I"
long arti r I he It. iik w
illonhini mh, In nig In
!'-
In 111'- to-nris i.f ili- hundreds nl 1 1. j-iiu-n
nml dependent inirH kl in To
pcka today. Tin- gum in i ii flli' lln
i. umi h lN fur from the iniik set by
Mun Ii ol lust year, to he mfir, but
till- I'lVKt'N .lie l M IIKl 1 1 II H bcloW till
l imj. inti i-1 1 ii m decrcane of .lniiiiiiry
and February, unit riulwn) Unfile m
In Tnpcka I both the fautn Ke uml
Hot k IhI.iikI lines are hiking forward
tu tli distant terminal of leuim h
mriit ii nil stringent finance.
I in lilciilii lly, uml '.lili vast iiu
pnrtame to Topckn. the brighter
showing of Kania. Fe linunceg will
bring ii l i ut heller 1 Imr-n in thin rity.
With 2. Mmi Hani a Fe shopmen In Tn
pcka wnkirg only forty hour a week
I In- im roll tlim winter him fallen with
ii crippling i fl fi t upon business. Tim
signs of nwrmwil tiaftti, bringing
nl. o ut ii gain In cuiuiiign, is ol vital
I in liiiiiv to Toii-ku.
The j-iuitu Fe sufTcrcd i dangerous
decrease in trafllc Hi J an mi ry and
February, t'nnflt led condil mos III
thi- country in general, lin rrawil op
eriiilng expenses, Honda In California
un il.i depression i niiMil liy legislative
nnil nutioiiul control, weakened tho
returns of ihe road. Am a result a
general hIioi uml of lice rci rem hntent
wan ordered over the nietem. The
Tnpcka shops were liiiuti-il to forty
hours a week uml semen ut employes
Mile Iri out ut th gcticiul ofilcua.
E
SECT ON
$5,000 TO BE SPENT
IN BUBAL SCHOOLS
OF SANTA FE COUNTY
Huntn Fi N. M.. March S. K
clipling other low buildings to be
creeled at once or In other purls of
Ihn county, n trifle over tu.uuo in to
lin spent light uwuy on low schools
In tin" south (.ml of Hniita Fe county
ami ln hiding two diniitlits north uf
Ciliiilotu, in curding lo t'oiinty Kupcr
I li I . n rl.-ri t Conway, who him Just re
turned with Mli. Conw.iy Iroin a I Ml-
llllll' (I'lp III HllollM Mlll'lllH In tlx--"ll'll
Clitl of Ihn coililly, vinlllliK a
littlu umr 3u0 iiiiIm. At Vi-iiuh,
t hir t'ti9 inotli-rn on-rooin uutl
a Itool Iiuh JtiHt lin n coinilt-ii'i, hii
ollur oiic, loiiiliU-J uftcr the low
I'I.iiim nnil iii ilii'titlon. In In Hiurl
next fi k lit u com! of liiini, Ihn mute
f iirniKluiiK IMini. At llwr It wun nr
ranK'l to build a oiii'-rooin m hool
on lunil di.miii-il l.y ilic t oii', cohI
UU. !3U from llto mull-. At ilolil-
n. MunuKl-r i.i,d of the Cold lllll-
linn roinittny donalc-il mi .u ' of luml
uf th I'oiiiiuiiiy iro iiy on whii h
villi go ui a fllMili two-i-otiiii pt hool,
Itui) from tho kIiik-. At liuiiflfo will
lr hunt a II.Jioi two-room w hool uml
at Jciin'ily Kuo w.ll ) vin-nl on
two Hililitionul ruiiiim f.,r 111.1111111I
trulniDK uml (loln tlll, mi li-m-i. till the
ni w I'lnMuiKu In ing i .u:. iU fur thm
ill llUltlllt' 111.
Fifty-Two Percent cf Property
Owners Interested Approva
Action for Important Im
provement. (pr-lpl .rrrnHi' i llrraldl
sili. r 1 m . M , M il' h -" '1-
VIT ll lin lleK'l lllllll il lo I'lIK' lt
Inikini'-i" i.iiiii'ii ii'iil ihf wi'iK im to
I't'Kltl Hi till- initio -tlllllr (unnc l-'ilty-two
f r 1 lit of 1 hi- .in.ii'i i.iviiirM
al"HK the -tu t In ii.i'i'oi" 'I t" hi'
ial hai' n-ifiicil m-iiiio.o. 111 f.iinr
of Ihe luilllin. uml It in 1 -'i I' ll that
thriii lllll '' IX" I Hit li.'i- oiiinll loll
to III'' iH'J'l. 'Ill'' lollll OKI of til''
pin inn ii''ota'il will he about $I".H""
It In eieiliil thill unl'halt Will '
ma il nl a tiwi of iiboiit I .er K.nar
5 hi tl.
OF ANNUAL LIVE
STOCK SHOW
STOCKMEN ANO
Stock Selling of Pecos Valley Tecos Valley Banker Gives
Carlsbad Men Sound Advice
on Way to Keep Money at
Home.
Fair Association Progress
ing Bapidly and Project
Looks Like Success.
xnriAii it riM in n i u
UoltklM. t M MX
The S. iiiil. i law In beiaK obmiieil
In Hlli er i'ily tht'Mi ilaih. Vou inn
put tlml ilown nN 11 fait. '111 penler"
itoinu n riiHh Job on the Silver "lt
Nutioiiul bunk bu.liliiiu Hamlay were
inr.'NU'tl by the poln for violating
the Siiiulay law. They pliinletl uullt.i
to till I' llU I He. but beilllt their llrxl
olT imo no far t JinUe Newt oinb
rolllil am tilt. 11 he let them Ho with
n wartuiiH neier to w oik iiKain - on
Siimlay. Im itli nt. illy the uMIcith In
their eul for Ihe piiblle nioralliv
liH'ked up the bulliliiiK, thereby I111
prlNonlnit tho entire coiixreKalio.. ol
the ChrlHtlun Hi lenco oclety which
si holitinK (levoilonal exerclNe 111
a lotlKo room upmalra. The Sclen
lint a cxpericllccil Milllt (Jlf Utility In
gcttlUK out.
Jitmra H. Fleltler, a well known
New Mexico lawyer, formi l ly of ml
r Cty hut for ten yeara iu practice
at IN' in 1 11 if. will move hack to Hllver
City In the neur future.
Thouiai Jnckaon, a former renblent
of Silver flty, wua aerlnunly Injuretl
at Klerro Friday, when h It'll Inlo a
minliiR ahuft. Klther the fall wu
cuiiHeil by pitrnlyHiN or 1'aiitljnlN fol
lowetl the full, and lie Ih In Ultn a
m-rioiiH loinliilon. Mr. J.n kmni ha
been enuaneil In mlnlnif In thla auc
tion for inn ny yea in.
lioawcll, N. M., March . The
eiillloi-nl f,,r ihe 01 .i 11 1101 1 1. .11 of
the Kir! St it l.lit t( k Show uml
I'rotluciH iixpomiion In grimum
dally. XV h Hi- the Nlt'elillK eoiiiinille.
ol the t'oinini n ial . Inb ha hud n
lew wet blanket thrown ut them,
'hey hale, niter xpl-iiiilng the piir-poNi-
ot Ihn ufiii uilliiii, noil Iiu t il
the l.ni'i krr.i of ihe mil IsitbllHy of
thu nhoi, uml un In one cunc. tin
nunc iiemon who knocked II at llrnt
iiiinicdiaiely tuok 2t,U worth or
Ktlll k
XXhile working out the detail ihe
' oiiimiiiei' in 11 1.10 working out aome
of the featiirea which are to he 11
pall of ihu 1914 aliow.
Ttiore will he an egg-laying con
tent. 1'airy cohh will be brought to
HioiiiiiIm. uml fed and milked
Ihe ground, 11ml the mult
other tock will he kept
Ihu ground, w hero they
ALAM0G0BD0 TO HAVE
REVIVAL SERVICES
AlunioKordo, N. M . March 28
AlaiiioKorilo In to have a big levmil.
Tint hi ivii'i'N will open m XI Sunday
at the Find I'apUi't 1 hun ii. with liev.
K. II. AlWtitid. Kelietlll iiecrelury of
Haptlrt iinssiohH ill New M'Xlco, con
diU'tiiiK thu lerviteN. M.11 h IniereMl
la belllH lliarilleNti'd In the 1 11 linl ami
large congregai ona are expected at
the daily acmlonii.
Mr. If. ". t'urler. wife of the pat
tor of the KitkI MethotlHi hurt h nl
1 ; 1 1 11 1. utid her two HoiiH have ar
rived in Alainogoitlo. Mtn. I'nrter
came here for the benefit of her
health ami will r'lnain for an Indef
inite period.
generally debilitated lor y.-ar
Had Hick lit iilai he. lacked nmbltlon.
wan worn out and all run down. Ilur
1I01 k 111. 11. d HittiTH init'le n.ti a well
woman." Mr. L'hua. Kreiloy, Mum
up, Colin.
Try a HEBALD wat Ad
REFRIGERATORS I
- , 1
Our assortment is so great that you cannot fail
to find the Ice Box or Refrigerator you are looking
for. Our ALASKA line is among the best. The ice
saving feature cf this box is the most perfect system
of refrigeration ever introduced. The materials,
cabinet work and construction arc of the highest
grade, f i . i
We also carry the Gurney line of refrigerators,
thus giving you advantage of a wide range of prices.
SEE, OUR STOCK
BEFORE BUYING
A 00
1 r ninniTimr m
M J iJ I I fllail II I i I i sb I.
Ui i UL. 1 uum I UIIL. Ui
218-2-3 East Central.
Phone 37G
A T. ny. ' . II I ma. From July
I Ti, IHIJ. KtHte terminal diainnca at
Tui unit Ni l. ut new mte. .I'.i in., In
creitmnK length of roiiie ni 111.
Tex. N. Mix. State I.I lie (n. o. )
to Tucuniiarl. K. I. l. lly Co.,
4I.HJ mil. From July l, 1 1 1. ulat
termltiHl dim a ni" at Tuctinii iirl, at
new Nile, nm .It in., Incieanliig length
of route .Hi,' 111.
KI I'aao, Teg., tu Cnrrixovo, N
Meg. K I'ami A Sou I ll w enlel n Co.
MT. 41 11m. From Dec. In, IHU, Ntate
lei niiinii ilmtaiue ut Carrlioxo, hi new
nil, an .14 ib, increuHing length '
route .10 ni.
Santa ItoHyi In CurrUotn. KI rimo
A Stnithwemern Co., K'K 41 m. From
liec. 10. JH13, male ternilnal dlNtnnce
at Curriioxo, at new Nile, nn ,2i in .
IncrenNing length of route .in 111.
Now FiMiinaalcr ApMilnied.
Julia XX'alther. I'uerto, N. M.
William II. Speckmun, San Acacia,
V. M.
Amelia M. Fry, !ereno, N. M.
CaMtubi MnriiieK, liiiran, N. M.
Huruh I., rotter. Vhi Indent. X. M.
lie
tight on
lie. glu il.
light on
have been entered for III" cohlcgt, o
that In the nmu of the dairy cow.
the people "an Hee JlINt how Ihe benl
producer aie lor ami feed llieir
link ami poultry.
The purpoNi- ol the livegtock how
will be lo prove the value of
I'ecoN valley cliiiuile for tho lamim:
of rainy nvcNlock anil noultrv. be-
adi-N the protliicl that have few
ijiiiiIn over Ihn whole country. It
will be tha purpi.HC to cgiublieh a
reputation lor Ilia vulley atuff. 80
that when weal Texug. Oklahoma.
Khiimi or Arigona gtot kmi n wunt
good breeding Block they ran gut
them.
That thin amount to considerable
in the couiHc of a year, un Hmlunce j
can be cited. Sixty bulla were ehlii-
ptd !nlo thla county from Misaourl,
which brought un average of fl&tl
uach. That umouiit of money could
have bun kept in tho valley, and In
Htead i.f ending for the bulla, or
billiea. or thu like. thev call be
ruined here, and the atocknien can
come here ami pun-huge our mock.
That thin Ih becoming a ilaiiV I
country van be noted from the iimnv ,
line heriln of dairy nlock whn h him j
come to Ihe valle yln the punt nix
momlm, and thene herds 11 ru in- ,
1 reining weekly. :
Two yearn ago the dar-farm conn-
tiv pi t'ple of the north hail no In- 1
tome. Today I'ort.ili'H farmera nr" '
receiving a monthly income of 40lil)
11 ml the till I.- t.ni 11 or Klidu gem a;
inonthiy income ut Sli.OUU.
(SmiUiI 4'ori-i'M)iideiicf In Horn Id).
CarlHlaid. X. M. March 2.
"ThoiinamlN of earn of hnv and train
lifter train of cattle ami nheep move
1 ut of the I'ecoa nlope every year.'
nay lieurge ,M. Cin'kc. canhler of
the Klrnt .National bank of Carlnliad.
'We pruiliice a wnrhl of feed on the
fiiriim iii ihu valley, and laille ami
nheep in great ninnliera on the ur
ronnillng range."
Ami Mr. Cooke know. It I part
of Iiih biinlneiui.
"The ntrange part of It, however,
in the fact ihnl the farmer and Ihe
at nek men are operating Independent
ly, when It would be In their mill mil
profit in work hand in ha nil. line
han feetl that netl a murki't. the
iillii r han lii k Dial t an make a
market at home for the feed. The
cattle 11 nd nheep being fltunlieil lit
home, would command better price
on reaching the market." To lllim
trale hm point, Mr. Cooke cite a cane
11 here I'iiu good eueg were Bold at
12 each ;n the full that now would
e.lKlly br.liK I.'.. The oil Iter did Hot
hale the teetl ami aoltl at a aacrifli'e.
In another cave l.'toi lamba were
Ihe !""''' '"" fiw' centN a pound.
incragiiiK a" poiimin. Toilay they
would be worth at leant seven cent
ami J fed through the winter would
now average tti poumln. "About
f. '00.11110 In cattle bunlnena panned
through the Car In bail T.ankn alone in
l!M3, while nheep hiiIcm made ut leni-l
II'i.iiiiO more. There wiih plenty of
feetl In the Curlnbutl dlntrlct to have
fattened every hoof. Here la a g m"I
opening for feeding, In my opinion,
ami plans nhopldhe Jiiid for thin
neanon operation by the time hay
cutting beglnii. It) May."
Mr. Cooke thlnkn well of Ihe nllo
ub a ini thod of atipplyinir nncciileiil
food cheaply. And he thlnkn every
farm nhoiibl have a drove of hogn.
GLASS OF SALTS
CLEANS KINEYS
ir
Vlur llnck lliirt or llliidilcr
Itolhrra Vou, Hrlnk
of Water,
SCHOOL SECTIONS IN
BEBNALILL0 COUNTY
OPEN FOR LEASE
When your kidney a hurt and your
hack feeln Hole, don't get nviirt-d mid
proceed to load your nlumat h with a
lot of drug that excite the kidneys
ami Irritate the entire urinary trad.
Keep your kidneys clean like you
keep your lion fin clean, by flushing
them with a mild, harmless nalts
ivhich removes the body's urinous
11 aiie and stimulates them tu their
normal activities. The function of
the kidneys Ih Hi filter the blood. In
24 hours they strain from It niio
grains of acid waste, bo we run read
lly understand the vital Importune
of keeping the kitltieyn urtlie.
lirlnk lots of water yon can't
drink loo much; also get from any
pharmiii'tHl about founr ounces ol
Jail Sails, take a teanpooiiful In a
glass of water before break fast each
morning for a few day and your
kidneys will act fine. This famous
suits is mude from the acid of grapes
uml lemon Juice, combined with
III hla, and han been used for genera
tlons In clean and stimulate clog
ged kidneys: also to neutralise the
acids In urine so It no longer Is
source of Irritation, thus ending
bladder weakness.
Jad milts are Inexpensive; cunnot
injure; makes a delightful elfervea-
cent lithlu-water drink which every
one should take now and then to
keep their kidneys cleun and active
Cry this, also keep up Ihe wuler
drinking, and no doubt you will
wonder what became of your kidney
trouble and backache.
Follow lug
school Nl'l'lio
on February
Jecl to lease
in n list of the vacant
un In llcrnul llo county
1st. 114, w hn h are ruli-
for gruslng or agricul
tural purposes. Illnnk upidu uiioiis
or further Inl "limit Inn in regard to
the rental price will be furnished
upon rctUffd to i iimmisslontT of
I'ul'llc Lands, Santa Ke, X. M .
PULLMAN
COMPA
I
Hi
WILL BE ABLE TO
I!
y
ALONG
Set . Twp l!ec Heo. 1 w p, Jtge
: UN H K 3 ION 4K
I II ! Ii 2 K 2 1 n N 0 K
. 3 2 UN 3K J lii.V K
UN' 2K 3 I IX IK
2 ti.N 4K 2 11S K
II !i. K 2 ION 2V
22 f 4K IS 10X 2 W
36 N 4K 22 1N 2W
3( VS SK 3 10X 2W
2 ION 3K S 1"N 3W
82 10X SK 3 ION SVV
20 I11X SK 2 1IX 1W
2 ION 4K 1 11X 2 XV
16 10N 4K 32 MX 2XV
32 ion 4i: it un :w
Comfortable Little Gain
$3,000,000 Last Year
01 POST OFFICE CHANGES
by
People who Work
You Try to Sleep.
While
Samu Fe, X. M . March 24 An
idea of the enormous business done
by the l'ullinaii Car company In
transporting American while liny
are 11 sleep -or try lo slop wug ob
tained today w ht 11 Ihe cloHcal force
of ihu statu corporation commission
rinlshcd completing some statistics
on tha company founded by (Jcurg
M. I'lillman in IBM. Thu figures
show u comfortable guin In business
of three and one-thud million dol
lars In the year !H3. The cuptlal
atock oiitst.imliug was l l.)07,i 12,
reienuen, $4ii.1h3 2IH.27; txpi-nses.
$20,712 iiTU 33, net revenue, 912,
3!l0.23li VI.
Tha dividends declared. I per
cent, were .43U.76 Ui. balance fur
Ihe year, gains 13 2H4 I2U Kl. tolul
suridus, $3,33.7UJ 6; total taxes
in New Mexico. H27.42.
AFFECTING NEW MEXICO
uf-Is-
THIRTY-EIGHT YOUNG
FARMERS IN PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF ARTESIA
Santii Fe, N. M , March id. Thirty-tight
boys and girls ure studying
iigri. ulture In the Aitesia public
si hooln, aecordliig tu a report by
Superintendent C. K. drover to Miss
Myers, linloslrlMl education sutr.
visor. Flf'ien experlmenlB huv
been pirt,.rmed and It will reach 10
by Ihe end of tho term. The pupils
united one of the finest fruit fauns
011 the I 'ecus and learned much.
Three boys ure breaking ground for
llol nal rial club milk mil Soliin of
j the girls will enter. A manual traln-
log clues la to be organised next
year. Kighiccn girls 111 domestic
' scii m e do sewing and cooking; the
ji iiihioldiTy and the latter piaclice
I oik ns ouiliiied In Morns' llouse
I hold Si lt nee and Arts; Huily of
I lood pnni Ipli s rlemeiiiury dietetics,
' uml food omposlllon, with ths- aid
of diugiuiua. A well furnished roooj
f'T this department wUI be tnstulied
n.ii! yeur.
rhone I, tied lurt,
for flrst-rlaaa hacks
W TrU'.tble Co.
Ill W. Copper
aud carrUtta.
The following postofflce orders
feeling .New M1XI10 have been
sued:
Tex. X. Mex. Stale Line n. o.) to
Tiieuiinurl. c, 1:. I. at V. liy. Co.,
r.2.lil ins.' From July 1.1. 1I3. slate
tei iiilnitl dlstaii' e at Tucunicari, at
new site, as .19 111, Increasing length
of route .02 111.
Llnwnon td Tuciimi'iirl. KI I'liso
Southwestern 'n., 132.11 inn. From
July l.'t. lin. mute terminal diamine
at Tiirunicari. at pew site, an l m-.
Increasing leiigih of route .02 m.
T'icuiiiturl to Santa Kosu. C, K. 1.
WISHED SHE
COULD DIE
And Be Frt Froa Ilex Troullcs,
lot Finds Better Thy
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SERVICE AND SOLIDITY
FAVOR LEGISLATION
TO REQUIRE WIDE TIRES
ON ALL ROAD VEHICLES
The Mountalnulr lluslnesa Men's us
munition has seni out ihe following
letter lo all sections of .New Mexb
Muuntainalr. X. M ,
March 23. ISI4.
To Ihe Hoards of County Coiu.nls
nloiiers. the County Itoad Hoards and
ihe Commercial t n gunmalloiin of Xeu
Mexico:
At a recent meeting of the Tor
riince county road board a resolution
wus passed favoring legislation mag
In mandatory the use of the wide
tire on road vehicles In New Mexico
1 was Instructed by the Muuntainalr
Ituninesa Men's association to write
our representatives In congress, sug
ircatlnu a senate amendment to tne
house hill appropriating svuiio.oiio l
be apportioned among the different
slules to be used by them In building
mud, making thla aid available on
the contingency of wide tire and uni
form sauge legislation. This h.t
been done. At the last meeting of Ihe
Mountainiilr Huslnesa Men's iissoela
Hon, I wu Instructed to write to your
bodies acquainting you with Ihe In
ceptlon of this movement, asking your
consideration and If It meets with
your approval, your cooperation.
The only objection to this kind
leulnlation so far advanced, are lhat
heretofore It ban been local In char
B'-ter and would work a hardship on
the present ownets of vehicles with
narrow tires. It Is though! possible
to set lire general slate It-tlMltttlon bv
thin method, thus eliminating Ihe
firm oblectlon. and by fixing a time
limit III which the new law should be
come ertectlie. overcoming the other
objection. We would appreciate a re
id, giving ub your opinion of the
11 1101 suuaeslioiik and slating what
action, If any, you have tnken.
Very truly yours.
B. E. HF.KWXO.
Secretary Mountalnulr liuslnen
Men's Association.
ANNUAL REVIEW OF
FOREIGN COMMERCE
OF UNITED STATES
Washington, D. C. March 2S Ac
cording lo Ihe department of com
mens, the foreign commerce of the
Fniled Hisles made Its highest record
In the ftscul year of 113. Imports,
both free and dutiable, were larger
thun ever before, and exports, b.uh
domestic and foreign, were also ti
lamest on record. Imports weee
1.811 million dollars, against
minion in ihe fiscal venr 1(12. and
exports were J.48 million dollars.
against 2.20 million In lilt
The charming character of our for
elgn commerce Is Illustrated by
! comparison of Ihe figures of l12 with
Columbia. Term. "Martf a time,"
tays Mrs. ictoie Sharp, ol this place.
"I wished I would die and b ir lined
Of my guttering, Itotu womanly IrouMcs.
1 Could nul f(ct up, williuul pulling at
somrtiiing to help me. and stayed in bed
most ol ilie bme. I cuuid out do my
bouKwotk.
The least amount of work tired me
out. My head would iwim, and I would
tremble tor an hour or more, i inaliy. I
tuok CarJul, the womin'a tonic, ami I
am not boihered with pains any more,
and I don't have lo pi 10 bed. In tiicl,
I an found and well bi ail my trouble."
Cardul rrei to all Ihe weak mots and
help tJ nuke them strong. IttcU w;ll those of eailicr years. Imports show
nuiuir 1101 aainsi ner, 11 is ior mo
lued, nervous, billable women, who fed
at if everything' were wrung, and need
something- to quiet their nerve and
ttrene,Uita Uitf worn-out yteui.
If you are t woman, suffering from any
Of the numerous yinplnmt cfwoiginie
trouble, bike Cvdul. tt wU be!p you.
At all druiits. .
sfras $ Cntnanoor ststlrln 0.. 14
Adyikoiy Ixt . CtiAiijo.,. 1i.n , ir ;V''W
wiwoa. nil yowl i4s. f-1 44 mm biMs. Hgn f
li news ka S jiiiih," a. t at aitKi. fe tk
In reecnt yesrs a much more rspia
gnln that exporia While Imports In
creased hut tl tier cent In the
year period from 1M0 to 19011, the
Increased 111 per cent In the shorter
period from moo to 111.
On the other hand, exports, which
Increased 7 per cent In the l-ytr
period from In 0 to I '. gained only
77 ja-r cent In the period from ll0 to
111. Imports f 1. 1 mt d In IttUU, 17
per rent, and In IHU, 42 I per cent 1
the total foreign commerce. Food
The Banking Requisites
T
I HE satisfactory bank-the only bank which
can be of real benefit to the business pub
lie is that which, while assuring absolute se
curity, Is prepared to give expert and courteous
service not only to depositors but to the publio
generally.
The success of the STATE NATIONAL BANK
has been built upon this winning combination of
Service and Solidity.
Your account is solicited.
State National Bank
OF ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
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stuffs Imported in lon aggregated HI
million dollars nml. in 1913, 4a mil
lion: moufueturers' raw materials Im
ported Increased during the same
time from 27 million to Sir. million
dollars, an Increase of &J4 million dol
lars In the value of foodntufTs and
raw material Imported during thai
period. On the other hand, food si lifts
exported timing the period under inn-
nliltrut loll show a decline of 44 mil
lion and raw materials an Increase of
40 million, s net Increase of but 3(1
million dollars In, foods! 11 ft and rnw
materials exported, compared with vn
Increase of Iii 4 million In foodntufTs
and raw materials exported.
In manufacturers, ht.wever. the
.growth In exports has exceeded th-it
In Imports. Imports of manufactures
for further use In manufacturing In-
creanetl from 134 million dollars in
lKiiu to 34 million In InU, nml fin
ished manufictiirtn from 2 "3 million
In I.0M1 lo 4nY million, in IHU: while
on the export side manufactures for
further use manufacturing Increased
from IT. 3 lulllion dollars In icon to 4)
million In lull, und finished man
ufactures from iti million to 774
million, the Increase In manufactures
reported during the period having
been 40 million dollars and In man
ufactures exported "02 million dol
lars. The large Increase In Ihe valuation
of the various groups of merchandise
Imported and exported In recent
years does not represent a corespond.
lng Increune In quantities. In n larte
proportion of the articles forming In
ternational trade, prices In recent
years are much higher than those 'n
Ihe earlier years of ihe period under
consideration, and the im-rense In
quantities are In many Instances lens
than the Increases In total vulues,
this being especially true of food
stuffs und manufacturers' materials.
In finished manufactures the deter
mination of prices la more difficult,
though for a limited number of ar
ticles prices may oe ascertained, and
these show In most canes a lens ad
vance than that In raw materials or
rood nt uff s.
A brief but thorough sn.tlvnls or
this foreign trade is to be found III
Ihe monograph "Annual Iteview of
the Foreign Commerce of Ihe I'lillrd
Hlatcs, 11," Miscellaneous rerl -s
Xo. 14, of the bureau of foreign ami
domestic commerce. Junt published.
Notable features of Ihe import snd
export trade, such as trade by grand
dli talons and principal countries,
sources of leading articles Imported,
distribution of leading articles export
ed. Increased Imports of rnw ma
teria In. increased exports of manufac tures,
eic, are clearly and concisely
given. Copies of the monograph may
bu obtained U any one Interested up
on application to the department of
commerce.
Itllious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Hitler taste? Cojjiplexion sallow T
l.lvt-r perhaps needs waking up.
1 loan's Itegulets for bilious attacks.
2rn: ut all stores.
l"roper ItegiilutUiii.
Mrs Hmlih (to chemist) I wish
to buy a I linnm. miter to regulnlo
the he.it of the room.
t'heinint What kind will you
have. Madame?
Mrs. H. i ih. it does not matter, so
you set It ut Sr., us the doctor en Id
1 bat would lie the proper heat Na
tional Mmilbly.
Try HERALD Want Ads, they
bring results.
SI
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I was badly ruptured while lifting
a, trunk, several years ago. Doctors
said my only hope of cure was an op
eration. Trusses did me no good.
Finally I got hold of something lat
quickly D"d completely .cured me.
Year have passed and the rupture
has never returned, although 1 am
doing hard work as a carpenter.
There was no operation, no lost time,
no trouble. I have nothing to sell,
hut will give full Information about
how you may find a complete cure
without operation. If you write to me,
Kugene M. Tullen. Carpenter, 1011
Marieliua Avenue, Manasttim. N. J.
lietter cut out this notice and show
It to any other who are ruptured
you may save a life or at least atop
Ihe misery of rupture and the worry
and danger of an operation!
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REGULAR AUTOiuOCILE
PASSENGER SERVICE
ALBUQUERQUE TO SANTA FE
Beginning Sunday, March 15th and every day
thereafter cars will leave garage at 7 a. m. sharp,
arriving at Santa Fe 11a. m. Leave SanU Fe 3 p. ru.
arrive Albuquerque 7 p. m.
Fare one way $1 CO, round trip tickets good for
10 days $7.50. Hand baggage only carried free.
BUTLER AUTO CO.
Fifth and Copper ' 1
Special Auto Livery Service to any Place at any Hour
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