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THE EVENINQ HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, II SI., THURSDAY. JUNE 18. 1914
FIVE.
sales AROUND
Paris Says:
i LASCRUGES F0R4
White Linen on Crepe is the last word in style
when accompanied by White footwear
Its perfectly' natural then for you to expect to get
the white footwear here. Just now we have some
very exceptional values in the famous Sea Island
Duck. Many shapes and varieties are made in white
this year. We have the very choicest of a large
selection priced as follows:
Men's
$2.50
$1.50
Ladies'
$2.50
$2.00
$1.50
Children's
85c
to
$175
Statesonls?
214 West Central Avenue
State News.
STATE UNO OFFICE
WILL FIGHT FOR
. ITS LANDS
Notice of Appeal to General
Land Office Given in Matter
of Mineral Bearing School
Sections.
m-vcT penetrated befnre tiy a whre
unman. Sin, went In .nme nf Hi
li on! Inarennibli. ruin, nf ihe reainn.
rearhlng altitudes it. high us IS.omi
fret.
S 'Human Admitted to Aniiahnjan.
Mr and Mr.. Jame. Kellgmiin toilav
rrrelved telegram from their son
Mo rum fi'liuniun announcing that he
had .inrc.nl u lly passed hi ex.'imlnil
linn fur ailmlnni.ni to the In urn
Wales Naval Academy at Annapolis
IIEW YORK ill IS
FATALLY HURT Oil
-.f 1t.mmI Wire t Kv-nlii( Herald
h.inta Kr. X. M.. June IS. Tin- state
l.nd nllii today .nni.nn.nl li. "
tenth. n to u i' i .. I In ttii general l.i nl
i. III. i- frnm Ihe ili. Inmn ul Hie I'nllcil
Ktnte I . nil nitlre In rr which hu mint
tllHl lllr Inritl l.lllil nllire ha. miui I 'l
id li i lnin. whether In riiln selected for
hi hiii.l Intnl. ate mini r il or imn run-t-t
. I In h.iracti r. Tin- ruling nf Ihr
Iim Ml I, in. I ntllre. kIiiiiiIiI II .tin i.
will. I deprive Ihr .Lite nf Ihr rmnt
li. mIi.I available In nil -i. anil Ihr Innl
nilniwMnnir. umlrr nilvirr trmn Ihr
mlnnirv grni-ral will maintain 111.
power til select the liilnl. nil. Jr. I In
approval of ihr department nf the in.
li imr regardlms nf whether nr tint
they nr.- in I i ir mm inlnrr.il in
h.ir.n trr.
MISS RUTH LAUGHLIN
MAKES RIDE INTO THE
WILDS OF GUATEMALA
Sm-II UMiattli lit Tin Herald.)
Nan l.i !. X. M . Junr IK. Minn
liuih IxiiKhlln. (l.uiKlilrr nf Jmliii. X.
H Uiiixliliii, ha. Juki returned trmn
lioaU-maU ,whfre .In- accompanied
hup nf he archaeological expedition
iMiring hrr al'iy Min. Ijum'ilin t.ml', m
lioinchaik rhlr nf 175 mile. Into thr
Mihlr.1 i.f Ihn Guatemalan country,
G
William Charles, Son o;
Wealthy Grocer Finned Be
hind Steering Wecl When
Car Tumbles Down Embank
ment.
Kant las Vritua. X. M . June IN
Whiln driving a liKl'l automobile op
Ilia scenic highway I h In afternoon.
William Charles, sort of a New Y'"in
City leading grin rr, .u.lainnl
I. In fatal injuries. a.nd hi. rmnpanlnn.
Kllul Craw lord, was Iniilly .hakrn Ul
unit bruised u a sr.ult nf h sudden
iave-ln. The car wan rounding a
nharp rune unil whiln at the apex h0
earth nil. I nut trmn under !t. The car
turned four i-oniplrle somcrmtult.
Churlr. w.i. raualit hrhlnil the steer
tt.g gear ami could nnt extricate him
If. III. hui'k I. HOVi irly arenched
ml the extend nf hla Internal Injur
ies cannot hw tnld at t h la time.
DAMAGE TO KAISER
WILHELM II NOT AS
SERIOUS AS FEARED
111. i.'aml Mtr in Ktruln llrral.l I
HrriiH n. June in. Tho Nnrth tlrr
man l.lnyd tmlay lnmii'il the fnllnn
Ini atatrment innirrnlna the inlll
nlnn Itrtwrrn the aKiaer Wllhflm II
an dihe Iniemnre:
"The Knmi-r Wllhrlni II wu. ntrui'k
on the .1 a l In. aril aldr uio.ie hrr
third Rrnup nf hnllrr. Mir firnnK
leak mini h. hnMcver. cnuld he kept
under runtrnl.
"The la inn no l.ithr Kaierr Wll
hrlni II n...iri iill Ih Irea Ihun wii.i
lit Mini mi.mc.l. Itepiilr. pinhahly
will reiuirr nnly 11 ahnrl time und
will he undritakrn at Sniithamplnn."
"CHIEF SAM" AND HIS
BACK TO AFRICA SHIP
ARRIVE AT GALVESTON
Try m lo-vrnt Herald want ad.
Free Lots; See Moore Co.'s Ad.
A.
x X
Touring Car - $629.00
Runabout - - 579.00
A Second Hand Ford
Runabout, Good
condition $350
QUICKEL AUTO
AND SUPPLY CO.
313-515 West Central Ave.
(lie l-awd U'lr to nrenltia; llrral.l I
(iarinn, Tx.. Junr IH. Thr
Hlraitiehiii l.ilii ll.i. .n whli h'TVlfrril .
Sam. Irmlrr nf thr "Hark In Afir
limvrmi nl aiiimiK nrttir.p. nf Ih.'i
rnimtry prnpnar. In taar .ryrial liun
drrd mm nr. to the Rnld riw.1 nf Al
rlr. arrlxrd hrrc today. Tin- arrivil
nl the vrwwl ums thr asinn ' t
lllllrh reJiili'lnR nliinna ;..rr.il hun
ilrrd fnllnwera of "Chirf ' Sn n, w liii
have hern here several m.'iHIiN
It I. not known h h-n ihr l.iiirri.i
lll .all fur A.rlra. "t'lilrf" Sum I.
(aid to he nn hnnrd.
MONTHS REACH
S1DO.00Q
Convincing Demonstration of
What Advertising will do in
Way of Getting Real Money
(laeetal rrroae ! Ileraldl
l.im Crure., N. M, June I'.
Thmna. Cnnney. nnr nf the iiinul
. Minimi nt nf Hm nri.. runnty'i It I
rn. and member nf ihr Mate Iricla
latuie frnm that nnini, hu. pur
rliin.nl I he Wer.milrk Ian. h nnrth (
l.nn ('tlirr nf HH arrrs Inr IM.ItUII.
Aflrr limklna over thr vallry with
Kiral lull. Mr. t'nnm ,r. Iilril (lull
Ihr Im-.i ranrh tn huy waa nne tilrrmly
hmhly Improved. Thr Wi-ramilrk
plarr ha. an nn hard nf 41 arrrn.
rntiliiliiiiiK nnly thr Mirlrlle. nf lii
ple. pi nt 11 nil peai Iii-h hrxl adapted
In Ihr Mm 1 1 la valley, erlnlrd umlrr
the .uidaiire nf I'rnf Kahhin (larrlii.
of the S':w Mri n I'lillrae nf Akm
rullure. and pun hanr.l from Htark
lima Xurarrira an driharda '
Thin nn hard la now (wo jrarn old,
Ih In prrrV-rt i-iinditmn. without a
"Inulr lire ml. ulna, and It only re
Ilium thr lapae nf a few .hnrt yrar.
until It will he wnrih more than a
thniirimd dollar, an ai re.
Vr Wrrannlrk had planned thl.
nn hard hi. life's Murk, hut nwinn
to errliin. health rnmlltlnna w hlrh
rrndrrrd him unahlr in Rive It the
altrntlnn It reipnrud llr was fnried
In srll.
John rilirtkhrldge nf Mr.HU Park
LAWLER' LEADS OVER
HAMMOND BY 1500
VOTES IN MINNESOTA
NOTICE.
Wr, thn rtrftanl.rd hndirs nf Ihr
t ulldinj trade department nf Aliu
iiicniuo, wlah to alve In the hu.lur..
men of Alliutiuerque the names nf the
ntrartors who employ only organis
ed la bur.
CrM-titrr Contrst-tttrs.
I.'. A. (Irrtlir,
W. HrMM-lden,
J. W. Mi quade,
J. A. Harlan & BuU,
A. W. ilayden,
I. ynn A Axlrll,
W. K. Morrlaon,
M. I, r'awtelle,
y.i Knurnrllo,
A. C. Mollis.
Frank Ai-kerman,
II. I'. Muhn,
Aihert Knrlnrjr.
Ilunilter (XMUraitra.
I'eeman At Aycrs,
Whitney Co.,
Hanltary II V P. Co.,
!u Btaehlln, '
J. A. Struiniil.t.
Imiil.ar A iieaurlwmp,
Crcwent Hardware t'u.
Ilrp-fc t'oiiiractora.
Kd Iirnihke.
Anton An.on.
aiming 'tilraiiors.
W. L. MiDiuiald.
A. (Miauvin,
-'. K. Quler.
('. C. Xniioman.
Itomero A1 1-1(11 Co.,
K. llrnaey,
K. Zumiira,
Kills l,. lllllMll,
T. M lirlnhnyde,
11. L Aarnn.
I'lMMty (jiMMmtiora.
Sam Wamii-r,
Harry Undue.
Mime Ma -.on fntitraitors.
Jullu. Jnhtianii,
M lie Tullm,
H. I talll no.
I .li-1 rlral (omtratmra.
Xa.h Klertrlral Co.,
Arno Hiinlim.
Jim I Kdmntidmin
We patroniK thoav whit patmiiiie
us.
(8llied) JAM. J. VtiT.VW,
Berretary Kxe.-utlvs Hoard Orsanliel
lathnr.
Mill take i harse nf the farm and ton
dint It. nperatmn latter Mr. Cieiney
epn a In mnve to lata Cnn r. w hers
he i nn take ndvantaae nf the fni ill
lie nffiirilrd tiy thr late Cnllese tnr
thr i.lii.ailiin nf hla ihildren.
Hli-llla alley lnil Maku Ail It r.
The I'slmer-Hens rnmpany, iIibik
nnlrd naenl. nf tha Water I nt r' m-
H. iriiilii.n, ha. diirina the pant fifty
da. ...Id nlinoat t.Ml.nnn v ..r I li (,f
fertile farm land, nf thr M.-nlla val
ley The II. t nf pnr. ruim-m f..ll..w
Mi. Maud I'elliji.hn uf Arimma
par. Iiannl five ai rr, pint we.i nf I41.
Crm-ea fnr Ilia per arte. Khe e
ierl. to move nn the pliue In the
fall and imprnve II
Mr. Jame. K Mnne nt nmthrrn
Xew Mr.li-n pur. Iiaurd the I "in h nf
I'luf William II floan. north a eat of
lata Crure.. Tina Irart ron.lHtril of
eight aire, wild 11 fine hoii.e. The
inn.ldrrnl Inn wax I. '.mill. Mr Stone
I. now- ll Ins upnit Ihr piemlKm mid
la M-ry nun h pit aerd llh It 1111-I
the Mr.llla Valley.
I. nihi l Id thermal. .n pur. haed thr
ten .i.i- Manly nri hard for l.'iit all
aitr 'I hu. 11- an mi hard with a bran
tilul hitlr iMinRali.w rieitrd nhnut
ikii raii imn by Mr, and Mr.
Il.it.l
K. 1' Mi Intnxh ,.iir. hnnrd nlmiit
U"l in lex nf In ml foul nnlr. ti'.lth
( nf I. an crin-e.. paiilv In 1 nltna
liini. Mr. Mrtnionh Ik a brother (
tin W. C. field, wire of I'l Kirld.
who li.rto.t Iv lived in l.o- t'rii'ei.,
ami If I hi. In 1 -t 1 1 n t.i Immr.liiitrly
.tatt the ir rl..pm'itt nf a 1 iinimrr
1I11I nri hard Willi a lr (.f inaklnK
hi. hnnir here In a few ruiH. The
prbe wiih li .'.11 nn a. re
.Mr J.no ph ('. .Mt-i'iiiii pun ha.rd
lllr Hi lllr .1.1 ranrh nf 2:1 .1. re. Hirer
nilleM..thweFl nf l.an I'llnen. The
ronxnlernl Phi wn. Il.i.iii. Mr. Mr
t'artv r.itne. from Mimirnnla and Is
an eniiirlriir-d tarnirr.
Henry Kit. h nr. I .Ii mim ll. rnal nf
liinia Ana hair puri liannl I m in-re.
of Ihr Minium- lands nl $13 T. per ai re
Mr. Kip h .1 'rw 11 1 -n 1 ha ami pur-
thaw. I a tr. t nf ;n rr. ft-nn Mr
stiantir. ,iml a 111 tr. Iroin Mr K H
Hi.nKl.iltd. ail ..liina thr f.tr.rnl par
ihin-r. With the 11. 1. In 1.. 11 of the
pn-MMit aileite he will have nne of
the lament ami nn.-l profit. ilile film,
in the Menllla tallry Hla firt 1 mp
of i.'laKa "ill ui iimrr than
Ion. and Mi Kit. li ntale. thai In"
neiin.iii . 1 ti., ail! .teniae aern l'.n
per in re.
Thl. I.rlnan the aterase t..tle. up ft
The reniarka'ile nm nf alittunt $l.i'a
a day f.ir the hint filly il.iti
The t..al nalin ..f Ian. In In the v-
I mill of 1 .11. I'm. f doriiiK the paA
f.ntr timntha now ntimunl. In n-.i-r
I I .Mi, una and tin. dm . Ii -t tak. Into
riinntdi-rntloli the .ale if the Hatfl'l
innt nf tlml aires. 11011I1 of I J."
t'rnirn. whirh nmniinlrd to $1. '.'
Only tie small latm sale, are minni
ered In the nmminl nf $ I Mi. mm. so
Unit if thr llaarr .ale were added the
I'M.il aim. nnt .,f the farm tranna. tl"na
would ami.iinl In U.''. "On.
K twacd W ire o tenln Herald. 1
Pt I'aUl. Minil , June IH Hrlatrd
let ill na tnda v frnm Mlnne.nta'a nlatr
Klde primary rlei ll-.n. .vtelled lantt l
Lattlrr'a lend nvt-r tnnsrr..inan W, H.
Hammond to nearly I. .Mm vote. In the
ontti.t fnr the liemnrrutli- culiernii
IkiI.iI nnmlnuilnn.
W. K. la-i-'a majority over tloverimr
Kberhart was lm rr.int d by lata rv
turn, and mn. nf the aioernor'. sup
porters rnn.-eded his defeat.
L'vROE URGES STUDENTS
STUDY REFORM AND
ALSO REFORMERS
ftlr Inraaed Wire In Ktrfnlnc llrrnld l
Cam bruise. M'u., June It. sia.t.
of relnrma and reformeia In order
find out their real value wa. iml-v
uried on sludrnis of Harvard i.ni. rr
sily by I'nllvd Htales Hi nat.ir Henry
la lint Laidite In an addrr.n Inf. we Ih"
Harvard Alumni aaanrlalinn.
Hrm.ti.r lnllie said "that Juni n w
e have with us one nf ihr rurienl
peiiuds whrn the world in lllled wi.h
reform., larcely dr.tru. t.vr and pllll
ItUe In (hararier, Kriirrally of that
nii.nl altrarlK e kind whli h aim. at
making limit one other than numeltr.
virtuous by prme. of law." "Thea
liientlnn.," ( (int Inueit the n. nalor. "sr.
nut to ba settled by lld detiilli. lalmn
nl existing wrnna.. Thry must Mud
their solution throunh a knowit-dite
I be paat und a cool Judgment of tne
future."
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
MILLIONAIRE MILKMAN
SUED FOR DIVORCE IS
ON HIS WAY TO EUROPE
f J ra"nl Wine 10 rweatwr l'fn
New York, June 1ft. Hail Harden,
tha millionalra milk dealer, wa. vr'.'.
ed with a summon, and t-nmplalnl In
day In tha anion for divoree InMilut
ed by Mrs. Helen M. nurden. The ae.
Hon waa reetntly filed In a Califoinls
inurt. Tha complaint charge, deser
tion. Mr. Borden said ha would nnt ne
able to answer It In person, slur he
was gulotf to Europa.
lake hallH In llu-li Kldnt'yn ami Nru.
Irall.t- IrtiutMn .1l1ln.
1 .
Kidney and lll.nliler wraanenn rrniill
'1. .111 uriv and. na a noted authoiily
The kidneys tlllrr this arid fr..m Hie
blood and pass II on to the bladder,
v here It often ii-.naln. to Irritate an1
intlame, vau.ing a burntiiK. ablint
nriiaatlon, or .tiling up an irnatim at
he nei'k of Ihr bladder. tiblixiliK vou
lo nrrk relief tw-t nr three lime, lim
ing the night. The aurierer I. in 1 on
.land dread, the ualer pasnea a-nnr-limra
with a .. aiding aenmitmn and nt
very profuse; attain, therv Is diltieulty
In avnldlng ll.
Illadder weiktn-as, most fnlk. ra'l
It, bei'Miise. thri inn't cnntrol utina
t Inn. While i extremely ann nl-iK
and snmetlmen trry painful, til in In
rrally nne yf tin- most simple ailmrliU
In overcome, mi ahuul four nunren
of Jad Valla fi. io your ph.irma. lot
and lake a tablrnpnnnful In a i.la.n i.l
water before breakfast, continue thm
fur tarn or three days. This will nru.
trsllsa the arid' in tha urine so It no
lmier Is a snur 1 of irritation In !-e
bladder and urinary organs whbh
turn art normally again.
Jad Balls I. laespen.lvr, tiarmlen.,
and la made frntn the arid of grape
and lemon Juli e, combined with lilhii.
and la used by thousands of folks who
arc subject to minary disorders cau. a
by urlr acid iriitallun. Jad rialts I.
.plendid for kldm-ya and vau.r. no
bad effects.
Here you ha e a leaasnt efferves
cent lilhla-waier drink, which iUickiy
relieves bladder trouble.
Accident, will happen, hut the heat
regulated families keep r. Thomas
K.clectle on trr siirh emergencies.
Two glMa, tic and so4, gt all storaa.
DO YOU WANT
la
JH
THESE ARE HOT DAYS AND SWELTERING OVER A HOT STOVE
WHILE HEATING IRONS IS TOO MUCH FOR ANY HOUSEWIFE
The Evening Herald to
the Rescue
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PRICE OF THE EVENING HERALD YOU CAN SECURE
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The Albuquerque Gas & Electric Co. has been selling thu Williams
Electric Iron at its actual cost to them $1.98. Subscribe for The
Evening Herald for one year and you can secure one of these Irons
at a cost to you of only $1.00. You pay $1.50 down (this including
payment for the first month's subscription) and 50c a month, the
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thereafter. The Iron is delivered to you as soon as you contract for
the paper for a year and pay the $1.50.
What the Iron Is
The Williams Ehctrin Iron is under an absolute guarantee by tha Al
buquerque Gas & Electric Co. The Irons have been given a sixty
four day test. Think of it! Fifteen Hundred and Thirty-Six Hours
of Steady Current and Still as Good as New. The operating expense
is about the same as the cost of fuel in ironing the old way. The diff
erence is that with the Williams Electric you turn the switch and in
three minutes the iron is ready for use. All the heat is concentrated
on the iron; not a bit of it escapes; you can iron without interruption
until you are through, and YOU ARE COOL while your IRON IS HOT.
Whereas, by the old) method, you will burn a bucketful of coal get
ting the irons ready to use and heat up the whole house in the mean
time, tramp back; and forth after fresh irons and to pour bucketful
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