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THE EVENING HERALD. ALBUQUERQUE. W. M., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24. 1914.
Crescent Hardware Co.
STOVES AND ?.ANOES
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS AND TINNERS
AGENTS FOR
Marsh Simplex and Advance Duplex Steam Pnmis
t S18 West Central Atum.
BOOKBINDERS
RULINO, SPECIAL FORMS OF ALL KINDS.
ALBRIGHT & ANDERSON
PRINTERS, BINDERS, STATIONERS.
20S-210 West Gold Arena Phone 440
STRONG'S LIVERY
FIRST CLASS RIGS AND
SADDLE" HORSES
IIKIM, 1!,2
TOJ H. KM OMI ST.
C. T. FRENCH
MM IHI, IMIIMTtm
FMIlAI.Ml-IL
ldy A-wManl.
1 1 fill sn.l Onlral.
I'hoim My ami Mglu. fiao.
Expert Hair Work.
Combing mail lnti awltchea,
transformations, puffs, curia,
It'.: switches dvrd.
Hits. M. I'l llKN
MarliM'llo Miop.
Phone HI. 11 S. 4th 8t.
V. II. 1NNI:lt. M. II.. II. O.
niteoattili' NNNlalUt.
I treat all curable diseases. OnVe
Hern f IIaT. phone ill anil 21b.
DUKE CITY CLEANERS
We lran liaia. tnen's anil wo
men' clothing, ruga, rurtalna.
ilrajierlre. etc. 120 Wowt (.nlil.
I'liono 4 IS.
Promptness Our Motto
. FAMILY. LIQUOR HOUSE
V, A. (illAMin Prop.
agent for fan llrn Hum and
(1arcil.
(Mit-of-town irriler promptly lllleil.
tWiilsuexl Itooms by week ur month
n car Una,
rixmo toa.
SO N. llltOlW'AY.
A 25o TOOTH BRUSH
FREE
With a bottle of Williams
Tooth Towder
WIIIMIS DRUG CG.
307 Wekt Central
Phone 7S9
CARNES
Optometrist
1 1 of I lip . Hi t n 1 1 1 .limit July I'll,
afirt win h dale I ill )' ai t ! I"
in! V1" want hi
III-lit MTIl WIIK.
loltll uimI MiYITith, I I Nls.
mi) utluT irplbal Veil.
( I ATUAI..
I.IM.U Till l OMIl
Al Ihe ellc i' Hiead b.ike tliev
are differently sluiped and aixed but
Ihe quality Is liliiforin: bluh. We Use
only I ne ir best aid purist flour
and oiler inalerialM uml oilr l,.ikiiy
la scrupulously than thruughuui.
Furl Hliad Holla, His, ulls and I'ake
il'illy, delicious, apptlixing and nu
tritious And we offer the best qual
ity of bieadsluffs al lowest prices.
r.-r- II IIMIIH I WATCHMAKERS 8 JfWCLtW
T - HD I i f J07W CfNTWAL AVE
B9f aVenU. ftnt M.
PHONE 315
4 -
BEWARE
of Cheap Soda
DON'T
L?t your children drink
something you will not
drink yourself.
It costs money to make
good goods.
We have no cheap
goods to offer.
Insist on Sodas and
Mineral Water bottled
by The Coyote Spring!
Mineral Water Co.
Our Motto Is "We Makt
Pop -Not Slop."
We are
The Coyote Co.
F. H. PERRY, Mgr.
Phone 727
323 NORTH FIRST ST.
The June
Bride,
It Ik wi ll tluil you lii pettrii,.r in
'lui lain Hi., till) lir the J il iw Hnde,
Mini nlMii'trr Hun mil may i,r. win lit
er ii lunula IHtllOMl 1(1X4. nl
linn In :iimi or a more mode! one ol
from I.'.'. tu I'.U. yiiu wan I the best.
Tli.. s.iine IuiIiIh good If you give, h
IIKlMMil. ur W T II. a I.AV Al.iritr.
t lllll.rl. A i.n of CI T
.l ss r Hiiinr sl l ltl IM. MI. H
nil wtmlc imhIiii ,. Iuim nfcn umiil
Hi,, jiwri.rx Iriiilo ii tul lh.it rxMM;
Bum lulu i ry hiIh Ip r liuy:
lll l'V "Hi' li' HI'll If ItllllKllI nf
llltllT y mi r id ft will mean tin
l'i"l uiiluin.ilili' lur tin- iii'iiic). Tu
in. Ik.. hiih'ImIn fi. Hi,, in, ,,n W'liK n' i
if Hli.i..iiiit ihi). w.ir:n uialln-r
li ill In- ii M'l l I l. lilM'OI VT un
i mtv uriulp (1 u 1 1 1. k th" innnlli nl
J urn-.
Ur run- iiinl ,ihI( fur thia iliuunt
See 'em at
IIAIIIi AUTO GO.
(No Trouble to "rhow" Tou)
W. W. STE0NO, Prop.
7o W. l-niral. nione JJT.
L'AIIIXAC LUBIIIOANTU, tlUUK-
niC'H TIKES. THE 8IZH THAT FITS
VOUtl CAIi, MICHEUN TUBES
Nurr bed.
F. Crollott
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
EMBALM ER.
Ill wIkT l. Al
riton ! or algbt, ITS.
CRYSTAL TODAY
( Ml IASI.lt I'M Tl HIS)
"Till. WIIMIW Ol' lll.lt ItiXK"
llagrapli Osmeily Willi
Wall Van
Tin: two v iimi:i.h"
I ill-m Two-llcel Valiir
-Till-;
s ki: nil:
TI.KIl''
S ami A
voi.i x.
Ir next Thursday I ho. tail
haUdy!!" PUHirr.
Matinee S-.IIOj tmxt sImiw at Night
Ikgln t:l.1.
TRY
SPRIM
And Get Good Service
The Weather
Fort-cull: TonlKht .mil Thurii
Iny aenrmlly fulr in miuih .r -thin,
uimrti led In imrih uitH'ii.
Iirnlmlily Ihumlrr Imwrr.
Itrimrt for ;'4 hourn t-mlinii at
H n't lurk ihla niiiiniii
Miiximuni, DO.
Minimum. 61.
KaiiKe.
At M oiliMk. Tl.
Houthwral wIikIh. cli-ur.
TIIIX.S TO WoltltY AllOCT
(inly one rrnlitnl In I hi- wliolu
of the (lunjlc diniriil uf urt
huniitnnahire, KnulHinl. with a
iiiiululUin of l.'.ouo, Kna inHV
cut1 laat mr fur Intoxication.
The California-Mexican borrr
cover l.'ii mllci. Arlxona haa 3 i"
inun of nonlrr on Mpxico Nw
Mexico nilKliliora with Ihr Mexi
can for llu Milieu, nml Tpxmb live
along the Mexican bounilary lor
more than ftuo mllvi.
In liiriiuny I he anfu la lne.leil
with a auni'tity aa of a llimne.
The lBilor muni not alt on It un
icri ekpei Hilly Invltt-d to do .i liy
the hiiHieni, To take a aeat I here
unaiiked la an outraiieuu ireaum
Hon. ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW
TO Bl'B.HCRlHKHI
If you fall to get your vanlng
9 paper, rail
POSTAL TELKORAPH
COMPANY, PHONB It.
Hcnd us your ordera for Ice renin, j
Fee s Tandy Store. (
W. W. Xlchola and Mrs Mchls
of I'lnvls are viNiiurs In A iiuiueriue
guesta at the Comha hotel.
Attorney Fram la K. Wood spent
yesterday Hi Snni.i Fi
burking after'
legal affairs
II IV ). K. I.udne 4l will meet
tonight In the KlkK' al o-cpck. In
itiation of candidates will be followed
by a lunch.
e'ergeant Itay hena of fompaiiy i
AIIuiUeriiie, haa been plunioted by
Adjutant Menenil II. T. Ilerring to
tie second lieutenant.
Miris Floren.e DrunsfelC. daughter ;
of Mr and Mrs. Ivan (Irunefeld. will.
arrive Irom ihe east tomorrow on
the California limited.
For special meiscl.era. phone 4UI.
.1. t). McNury. vice presidenl of Ihe
First National bank of IA I'u so, wu
here last evening on hi way to New
York.
The It. I.. Musts and II i Strong
motored to Mania Fe today. 1'r. Ilust
and Mr. strong attended the Mueouic
celelirution in Ihe capital.
The Hw-lor'a Aid of Ml John'
church will meet tomorrow after
noon al 3 n clock at the home of Mrs.
J A. H.i i la ii, 3IH Keleher avenue.
Ilvv. V. J. I'cliil. parish priest al
Han Marcial. was here yesteiday on
his way to New York where he will,
sail fur ICurope lu spend the sum- I
mer. I
C. C. Chapelle. general manager f
the federal 1 1 hi Hon company or
New York, which cuiporatluii owns
Hie Albuquerque lias. F.leitnc Light
and Muppiy omHiiy. Is here ou a
brief business visit.
For baggage transfer, phone 104.
yhrlners and their lamiiies wi!l
pli nlc al the Carnuel l oiintrx ilub
in Tijeraa canyon on July i Senator
Isaac Harlh Is chairman of lbs
aiouseinenl committee. I'lan al
under way for a big celeui attou.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mi Miilen, Mr
William It. Walton and Miss Walton
and Mrs. A. II. Mtroup motored l
Mania l e yesterday, taking dinner el
the le Vargas hotel and seeing lb .
sight of Ihe capital.
(ieotge W. Yolk of Cleveland. II..
one of Ihe reieier of the A met l an
Lumber.' company, arrived last even-
BILL'S SHOP
tT.fr.AM-.ltM AMI rilFKsKItt
W are not hi todjy and gone
tomorrow. W have no sulk
iiur out. Telephone us snd
you will get prompt aervica.
Sl K, Sad. IM. IMmmm 4.
eeeeSWseeSV IWIMWWW
Air dome Tonight
and Pastime Matinee 2:30
Hi;lsT M I.Ki I'KTOIMAI. t
World W Ih Curt-rut Kvmta
TIIIh I Tilf. I.IIK"
j V i alwrrt ConHUljr
THK VIKKHAMV
Two Urvi Ihranta
h'1ui I'Mnst. Kmtj I say K.x.fpt
Tooiy ami Tliunnlay
Alnltimc slmwa rain or elilnc.
"Pan T"l la a ilanily taM year.
HUNT SHOW AT II OCUeCK
LAST SHOW MM. ON AT t:4-1
Leaders and
Followers
li every walk of life theae
Iwn elemenla encoun
tered. The one make road, I he
other weara ruli In titoae
road.
Tiike the matter of Youn
men a cl illu i aa an exam
ple. Tim huuxe of Hicln
llloch l eaxlly the leader
In Ihene I'nlleil Mlalea, nut
only in mnrkinii each neii
aon a rlylea but In main
lainln taluea aeaaon after
, wiiiiin.
We are privileged to rep
renent Stein -Bloch
Smart Clothes
In Alliiiueriiie nnd vlcin
lt . We count that a dia
tinct adxanlaae, and we
are glud to ahuru It with
you.
The Hummer ug are ready
$15 to $30 the Suit
i
EfWasliburnCo
i '
Ing from iantn Fe. accompanied by
('bailee: F. Wade, also named a re-'
ceier lor (he company.
A. If. Wlldo mnnaaer for Armour t
A i'u., returned yeslerdav from u
trip w4-st of Albuquerque. rnukiiig
Hntbroiik, Hi. Johns and Hpringer- 1
vtlle. Arls. Mr. Wilde reoorla liusl-!
nea condlti'lns unuau-tly good In,
western .New- Mexico and northci i
Arisona. I
William MM'lurken. a tin n la Fe
com,; lines conductor, uttempted to
lilt a bog at the Knita
Fa elation
IhhI
night, and wrenched Ilia back.
I niblv.lv go out on his run on train
No. 7. .Mr. McCltirkcn was taken to
the coiifll line hospital for treulmenl,
I'onductor Frank A. .Murphy suUsn
luting on the Hip to Winslow.
MOTHER. GETS CUSTODY
OF LUCILLE CONLEY
Ittieh has returned from I.oS
John
ngeiea. wnere ne auen.i.n a neai-
llig in 1 ne aufierior rnuii, as 10 .mi
should have Ihe custody of Lucille
Ci'iiley. bta eigbt-yenr-old niece. Cus
tody of Ihe child was i lu lined by Mrf.
Ileitha I'unn, the iiunher, and John
K. ' ley. the lather, divorced from
each other here scmihI years ago.
and both of whom hate remarried if,
California. Tile superior couit held
thui the mother ua entitled tu th
roplodv of 1-ucltle bei'ausi' of "moth-
,r v,
.
CARLSBAD L0BBYIST3
ON THEIR WAY HOME
Mayor Keott Ktter. L K. Merchant.
It. Wells Benson and Jack Wclih of
laiieluid ere In Ihe city yMid.i
fiooi Washington, i. 1.'-, on ib-u- .y
home. They were In WushinKton
iirging legleliition lo extend the nine
In w hich land owner under rev lama
...... .e ... ...... -
... in.- .i.e.. n- ..i. m . --,,
Combs while here.
I.je I rouble her ann.
REINFORCED SEWER
ON TRUMBULL AVENUE
t '.iiler the dlrei Hun of City Kngi
ueer .lames N- liladdlng lha Trum
bull a venue newer Is being reinforced.
The wmk is called for by the pro
pcd establishment of Ihe tug new
simps of Ihe Mama Fe railroad.
4Hise broken es'e ait.
If you want Ihe very beat milk
aherbel or the purest of be cream
telephone iOI, Iiiulul s. and your ur
dei will b pruinplly filled.
Ilisa, brukiw He aim.
iilHFti'
s
REf-TOVAL COTICE
We liavr med frotaj isur obi
4aud l i W-s Ttjera. and
art, Imaled In new U-lo-Ual
auaiK-ra, wliee wo will he
pl. aseyf o liae our .srdera fsr
e-rt ladies' laihsring,
J, p. r:sEUi & EF,0.
711 W. TIJIIIA AVK
GAS EXPLOSION Oil
FREIGHT
3
Will Thomas, Joe Whitesides
and Bailey McClintio Have
Miraculous Escape From
Death; Jump lor Lives.
Hurfrring from painful burn re
(elced In a gaaoline exploalon which
occurred on a moving Simla Ke
fieight train near Ouam auout
o'clock eirduy mornink. Will
Thomii. J. It. W hlteiildea and llall-y
Mi-l'lintlc. Hantn. Ke employe, were
lirouilhl to Aliiiier'Ue eler(luv"
evening, and removed In their tinmen,
where today they were nil reported j
aa rcMiim uller Having epent a real
leae night.
The gaa exploMion occurred In u
niaiuer unknown to the Injured men,
while they were engaged In claiming
the cabooae of the freight train,
which wan running at Iwentv miles an
hour. The exploion enme without
warning and within a moment Hi'
riilnmm, a maaa of flume. The
men retained aufficient prcaence ol
mind to Jump from lh ralmive na ,
quickly aa the flrai flaah came. Their 1
erenpe from death or terrible ItiJU'
lea la considered mlraculoiia. A ea 'h
man mario a rueh for the cMboe
door, he waa enveloped In flumes,
nnd after Jumping, rolled about In
the nd to prevent cremation.
Mr. Thoman, who la a conductor,
had both handn and arma painfull)
burned and waa allglitly Injured when
Jumping from the caboose.
Mr. W'hltesldea, a chemist, hid
both hjitds, Tina aid his fact burned
Mr. Mi-i'lintlc, a I rakeman, had his
left hand and right ankle spniined
The pnginemen, discovering the fad
that the cnbooae was on (lie when
the Hlr-huse burned, brought thn
train to a stands, III and hurriedly
rendered aid to the Injured men.
Tli mi- burns were Ian r dressed by a
Santa Fe surgeon
GENERAL BLISS TO
T SITE OF
IT
il
Division Commander of United
States Army to Look Over
Location on Mesa on Return
from San Antonio.
Accepting nil Invitation to look
oxer the site nf the proposed military
posl, on the ineea east of Albunuer
mie. llciiei.il Tanker H Kill's, itivl-
.1(1 conimunder ol the t'nlted Hlaies
Brm), here luM night
his wav
from Foil Wlngule lo his headquiu-
ters in Man Antonio, Trx:is. declared
Ihut he was under the impression
that II la Ihe plan of the war depart
ment to I.Male one big military piwii
in a number of strategical points
thioughotil the lulled Mlaten, thus
holding out a glimmer of hope that
this city will yet become a place r
Impot lance In a military way. The
Invitation lo visit the site of the pro
posed post was extended lo lieuern!
HIisH bv I'lesldent C. O. Cuehman
and a committee of Ihe Commercial
club, (liner. i HI Is promised lo slop
over In Albuquerque and look over
the mesa sit on hi return ftom
Man Antonio.
The refugee tuiiip nt Fort Wlngatc
Is a model place ol tis kind now, ai -fording
lo ileneral lllia. who In
spected Ihe post for several days.
The general said that Ihe refugees
ihake become' reconciled to their fute
and no a'templ have been made re-
'cently to escape The death of len
eial Itomcro. one of ihe eiahl Mex-
b an general detained al Fort W in-
gate, was unnottmed by llenerul HIiks
there laal nis-lil The Mexican gen
eral died last Monday.
While In Albuquerque last night
the hospitality of Ihe city wu ex
tended lo tlw distinguished army of
ficer by a i ounliltUe representing
Ihe Comeinrcial club, consisting ol
Aluyor l H. Hoalright. M.r ra. A H
Hlru, j. A nuni
II. A. Kaselnun
and F. A. liubbell. President CumIi
I man and Secretary Kgan of Ihe club
'also accompanied Ihe committee I"
Jibe Alvarado hotel, where tienerul
! between his atrivul from Winguie
::uh V'TexT ,hr"y """"
w iioi.Fi: biim i:im ti
l-ITIIItiX Hl.lss
The New Mexico Wholesale lilo
cerft' ussui lailun today took up h
lelegtaph with Lieneral Hlisa Ihe
matter ol being permitted lo bid on
groceries and other supplies w hi h )
are being furnished lo the refuge"
i amp al Fort Wlngate. Il la under
idood thai Hie auppliea are now be
ing furnished by LI Paso wholesalers,
local wholesaler heretofore having
apparently overlooked a bet In not
making an aggressive campaign for
business within what should he ex
clusively New Mexico territory.
lit N T
l'lMsrMT Uar(iHHMar In IUw-ict lilk..
Corner First and TIJeraa, 4 2 by 41
fret, with asm. lxe cement
basement.
Inquire at A. O. Uuchei hi A Co.
Ia-1 the Herald want ad do your
work.
t will give fioa-fourth olf Ihe price
of every piece of summer footwear
In my big stock Thia I your chance
for bargains. W'm. Chaplin. 121 W.
Central.
T
BURNED
VIS
F
POS
Want a maldT A Herald want a 4
will Hod kar (or 'ou.
fprfpfi ah
Thursday, Friday & Saturday
LACES OF ALL KINDS
One-Half the regular price. Sec them
and save money.
ALL EMBROIDERIES
One-Half the regular price. Wc have
a good selection to select from.
$10. Vhite Dresses for $4.90
LADIES' WAISTS
at Great Reductions
All ABOVE PRICES ARE FOR CASH ONLY
THE, MOBEIL
DRY GOODS CO.
A. D. CAMPBELL, Mgr.
Dainty Summer Shoes
Warm weather brings with it one Comfort
Low Shoes
Pretty, light and shapely, they are the very thing
ti add the finishing touch to your new Summer Dress
or Suit. We have the proper style for every occasion.
Patent Colt, Gun Metal, Satin, Velvet, Nubuck and
Suede Pumps and Colonials for dress wear. Vici Kid,
Gun Metal, Calf and Canvas Oxfords far walking and
outdoor exercise. Soft, dainty, comfortable Slipp;rs for
the house. Every pair is up to the minute in style and
best of all is very closely priced. May we have the priv
ilege of supplying your wants?
Summer Shoes for Men $2.00 to $1.00
Summer Shoes for Women 1.50 to 3.50
Summer Shoes for Children
Summer Shoes for Babies
NEW SCIENCE TEACHER
" FOR CITY SCHOOLS
Muperinlendenl John Milne of the
Albuquerque city schools has an-,
nun mcil I hat the school hoard has
selected Ven.oii A. Ibinl.ivy of
liloomliigton. Neb., lo lie ! her of
silence in the high school, succeed
ing Prof. K. J. Moth, who Koe lo
HanU Fe a principal of Iho high
LYRIC THEATRE
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4i
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DON'T MISS THIS WONDERFUL PICTURE.
Today and Tomorrow
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