The evening herald. [volume], July 10, 1914, Page SIX, Image 6

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SIX
TIIE EVENINO HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., HLIDAY, JULY 10, 1014.
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Crescent Hardware Co.
STOVES AND RANGES
FRACTICAL PLUMBERS AND TINNERS
AGENTS FOR
Manh Simplex and Advance Duplex Steam Pomp
318 Weit Central A-enna PHONE 31S
BOOKBINDERS
RULING, SPECIAL F0P.MS OF ALL KINDS.
ALBRIGHT & ANDERSON
PRINTERS, BINDERS, STATIONERS.
208-210 West Gold Avenue Phone 440
EAT
MATTHEW'S VELVET
ICE CREAM
Phone 420
C. T. FRENCH
H Sh.lt l, ItlltMTOIl
KMDAIMKII.
Iily Altnt.
I I fill ml (iiitrnl.
I'lioiif Hjr and Mghl. 5M.
Expert Hair Work.
('unhings made Into wilt hM,
transformations, puff, curia,
el''.; BWilt he dyed.
Mil. M. I'MlKM
Marlnctlo Mi.
Phone III. II 8. l h Ht
FREE
While they last; With
each box of Nadine Face
powder a 25-cent box
Nadinola Talcum Powder.
WILLIAMS DRUG CO.
307 West Central
Thee 789
GOAL AND WOOD
Best Mountain Wood
GALLUP COAL
in any quantity
TROTTER Phone 912
Wel!drillin, VYclldrhinjj
and Irrigation Plants
UIMMII I. TWh. I'l MI'S (Mi
HI I'MHIM.
A lirni for MrlH-r l.r I ii-jIimk
.1 I'. IH.KIM.. Hi U. I o,.mt -.
Mrs. iiolli- .L'H. Ilffli-r pIl'Mie III
, People acquainted with the beautiful 11
( line we carry know that this is a (I
, phcnominal opportunity to l(
( "save the difference" U
1
BEWARE
of Cheap Soda
DON'T
Let your children drink
something you will not
drink yourself.
It costs money to make
good goods.
Wc have no cheap
goods to offer.
Insist on Sodas and
Mineral Water bottled
by The Coyote Spring!
Mineral Water Co.
Our Motto Is "We Make
Pop -Not Slop."
We are
The Coyote Co.
F. H. TERRY, Mgr.
Phone 727
323 NORTH FIRST ST.
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.
General Planing Mill
3rd and Marqnette Phone 8
1 LUMBER A BUILD f
v r v 1. 1 r. m f
WlMtlewale) anil I U-tail
I f Albuquerque Lumber Co. t
X 4M North First Kire I
Wa ia a completa Una of Wall
Taper and I'ainti. Can do your
wore on a minute's notlca,
c. e. griicii.
IM H. tntl W. I'lKMia 747.
an
"save the difference
Our entire line af Ladies and Children s
Wash Dresses
BEGINNING SATURDAY July 11
Th:re will be Two Matinees at The Crystal, 221 So. 2nd
St.. every day at 2:30 and 3:30.
CRYSTAL TODAY
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TMI. I.MtPUtll'H miMilJM,'
T...tvl Ncllg Animal IValurr.
written ami itnatui-rtl by katlilyn
William or II Kallilvu" Mlcs.
A gri iMurc.
"Till: (OIA 11.111 KITKItN"
l-.tllwm.
Tin: ii-;ii iait-1
lliiarapli timed v with Hobby
IHIIM-II).
MiltUtXIII MlllIK
l.f; tanulimakt-is, Mill
Plcstllg.
maniM-fi a:.-,
Xsssss
Matinee S:0; Mat M.t.w at Mglil
Hiltlne :15.
SPRINGER
FOR
SAND AND GRAVEL
The Weather
Forecast Tnliht ami Hatur
thiy (en -rally fair Nut much
t halite In temperature.
AbiiiUcriue weather for the.
'.' hour ended at I o' chirk Una
mornini :
MHil.-num sS.
Minimum Ril.
Ituime 2.'i
A'. It iiVltiik 7t.
Soiithwext wtmla
Partly cloudy.
TIIIMiM Ttl WOltKV AIUII'T
In UurHln only II In m.niin peo
ple are in ad; in tfnglunil thn rate
la S.' in to. Oiift.
The Milne of Impnrla into Chile
h partrl tioat iliirina
Hmountfil to ll.Hi.MSI
The win Id a production rf "e
trohoiin a pprnximnted fifteen "il
lloii nillo-in In lull, a in I nut nine
lull!. in In Itilll.
ABOUT PEOPLE
Y0V KNOW
4 TO UUH.St.RIHKH"
If you fall lo vat your venlni
paper, rail
POHTAL TELKORAPII
COIiriNT, FHONB l
Fer'a Crtntly Store ItaHpherry He
i ream anil grape aherhet toda.
Attorney II M. pougherty of
orro ia a vmttor In AlbuiUeriue to
day. Fred Hern haa returned to th"
illy after an extended ala on hi
aheeii ranch In Itlo Arrita count.
Word waa received thia mor'ilnx
from Hev. f K. Allmon. paator 't'e
Ccnltal Aw nue Methmliat t hurt h
that Mra. Allmon hiii. undergone 'if
ceaKfully an operation in Colorudi
fipilnga ml la now on the road t
Air dome Tonight J
i.i. u ak ti pimiiKH,
TIIK I'tllTKi l.MI fUMIIflYM"
wil.
'TIIK MYVTIHV Or- TIIK IWIIK.
l.r.TH TIXTH"
llulilli of "TIm l liitMilt'ltt. nf
Hvlt."
"TIIK HTOI.KN riHIMI I.A"
TathltH Snltjpti.
Ppiurc tliangn Kerry ay K.icepl
Tutvalay ami Ttiiirwlay.
TIIIHT KNOW AT II rnWK
lasT MIOW IIM.I AT 0:43
recovery. Mi, Alllnon will remain In
Colorado Htr!nH for .ihmit ten tl.iya '
t'r until hia wifa la t n aleacent.
Mra. J. . t'rei'Man, wire of Mun-,
aer crtcu m of ih Pnatal Telearaph ,
totnpiiny, hna Unv to Lua Vr(HB for,
a viait to frlcnda.
gtienlln ItoiMMHeli. mn nf the for
mer prealilenl. waa pnaaenger nn
train Xo. i yeaterday on hia way In
Arizona on a huntln irlp.
J I M. Hnmllton. attorney of the
S.i nt, i Ke Ih 1 ma department, a.iya
that the ilnl.n reullln from the
nrct k at llamlad will not go beyond
;.-..miO. Hnd the wmii flurv will
cover tha damage to equipment. (
IteRular meellnn of Harmony
lotle Xo. I. I. O. o. F.. at o'clock
tontaht There will h inatallntlnn ol
nfficera and expert work In the third
dearee. All me.nliera urged lo be
preaent. Vlaltlnt lirolhera welcome
Arrangemeni, fr the remndvlinK
of the Klka' building were ad vn need
lam night at a meeting between the
lodge committee and huttlnean men.
The lodge will borrow lin.nnn fro:n
the Mlaaourl Mlate Life Inaurance
comiianv and huaineaa men will ad
vance $H, IKii) more, according to Hie
plana. Thla will limure the aucceaa
of the project.
Colonel n. K. Twitchell. i llairman
of the at ate exposition commiaalon.
and A. K. Kochler. Jr.. publicity
agent, arrived lam night from Itaton.
where they aiiperlnlended the taking
of motion picture of ecencn connect
ed with the Itelall Merchanta' con
vention, and thla afternoon will ap
pear before the ' hoard of county
' oinmiKioner w ith a requeat that
Mernnllllo county contribute toward
the expenae nf presenting thla coun
ty's reanurcea at Km Diego.
CHIEF'S EVIDENCE
WANTED AT TRIAL
IN TOMBSTONE. ARIZ.
The "unl attorney at Tombalone.
Ari. haa requested fhlef of Police
M'Millin to teellfy there nt Ihe trial
f J V. Parr and "Tim" MeUonegal.
two young men tharted with atrnl
!tj an a utomiibile from a PoukIhk,
Ariz, garnue Chief McMiHin c.iuslit
the young men with Ihe alleged alol
cn car near here, and obtained an
all.'iii'il cofifcKn.un from them.
The trial Ih vet for Jul 21 All
'he i h ic f h i ii'i iKi'i going, ataylng
and comi-ii; ate Kiuir.inteed b)' the
I'mhlw toiiity aUthorltli'M The cruel
would hke to oblige the Arizona au
1 hi. I II lea, but he Kill ail re hia eM
tlence ia vital In the aucceaa of (lie
1'roM" ution. and he haan't made tP
hia in i ml about airannlng for Hie
trip. ;
LIGHTING COMPANY
EXECUTES NEW CONTRACT
Aa aoo-i aa the electric liuht com
pany finlKhiK i hanging the la in in on
'ecoiid ureet. in execution of the
new lighting contract with the c.iy.
work will be alartcd on the erection
of the new oi iiametiial polca. The
companv haa been at work on Ihe
new lights lor about two week.
The orna.neiual. one-light poles
are e put up on Central avenue
from Klghiii to Fourtnenth stre-la
and from llroadway to H II street.
Manager Van lieirae, of the light
ing company, n.nd today that the
ttty'a bill this month would be no
lamer than hitherto.
The illy will take over Ihe main
tenance of 'in- ornamental l.ghte "'
Central avenue, under the new con
tract, when the preaent contract with
the business men expiree.
SERVES WARRANT ON
OFFENDING LAUNDRY
IN TUCUMCARI
Iieputv lulled Slate Marshal J.
I; ilsliiKh relumed last night from
j Tilt" on all. where he served papers
k. T 1 t ullnflrif i (.IllllunV
in the government's action to recover
tin. nail from Ih" company for failure
to make proper corporation relum
during Isl.' and ItlJ. The company
has twenty das In which lo file an
summit to Ihe i ti in plaint.
W.tTKll TAX DUB ANI PAY
AIU.K AT IIFMCE OK WATbll CO.,
11 8. HKCtiXI).
mu nv.st
liriirial UarHiouse In llachrrl TVlk..
Corner First and Tijeras, 4 ty 4t
feet, with sam ! camsnt
basemanl.
Inquire at A. U. Bachechl Co.
BILL'S SHOP
t LK.M:HH AS ritrEIM
SKMl Yotlt CTOTHKM TO
. IH AMI UK NlTIKtlEO
II M. tud. t. rbAin 4M.
MAKiriG READY FOR
HT
it
General Herring Finds Compa
nies G and L in Good Shape
for Trip Big Camp Day
July 17.
hi way li Iteming, where the ,
New Mi-Urn national guard anil rcg
uliir nrmv oignnisatlone will Join In'
maneiivcta next wees. Adjutant Ucn-1
rial Hunt T. Ilcinng slopped In thin'
illy last mailt In how arrange-
mints for t'oiiipiinles (I anil l.' trip i
to tump were RninR. lit- found I
everything satisfactory ami in good ,
shape.
Ilr said he Hi. ulil iniike nn further)
comment nt thla l ino on the disposhj
lion of certain businca men In op-1"
I pnse the attendance of national 4
glial dsinen In their employ ut tilt1
maneuvers
tlt'neral Herring was rtccompiinled
by number of officers. They left
with him at midnight for I'einlng,
where they will look over the camp
grounds anil make preparations for
the coming of the guardsmen Hatur
day and Sunday. Ihe encampment
la to start Hunday und the maneuv
ers will last ten dais.
With tleneral Herring were Cil
James I.. Heligman. of Mania Ke;
Caul. .Norma I.. King of Mania Ke.
reailnenlnt n.tlulsnl- I.Imi.i IiVmiIm.-I
I. . I. i T . I hi . . . ' I
" v. . i-. r., iop.ei ioi -in-t
struct. ir tlf h guard detailed by the
government; I. lent. Ktlward Stafford,'
of the commissary ilepartmcnl ; 8ergt.
Itussell, clerk to tleneral Herring,
and fergt. Collin of the rotnmii
aarv department.
tleneral Herring talked over com
pany matters and the maneuvers
with Captain H lines of Company H 1
and t ai'lain vVlckbam of Company
L- He dropped In for a few minutes
at Ihe dame which .iipany L wai
holding at ihe armor,-.
tieneral Herring kaid that an
nouncements of a rendezvous of1
companies here and .if apecial trains'
for the trip to camp were erroneous I
The Albuquerque compuniea and the'
compaiilea from Santa Ke and lial
Vegas will leave for Iteming tomor
row night In apecial day touches, hut
the tars will be attached tu the reg
ular trains. The I'ccoa valley com
panies will also travel In day conch-
ea. The other companies will travel
in Pullman sleepers. arriving at,
Iteming- I o'clock Sunday morning. i
The first batlnlion of the Sixth In- '
fan try and a battery of the Sixth '
held artillery of the I'nited States
army will maneuver with the guards- j
men. t 'fibers from Fort Hllss will'
attend the maneuver and visit la!
expected from ien. Taaker II. tills, t
commander of the Southern depart
ment The lug .lav at Ihe encampment,
'ieneral Helling suid. would In- July
1 1. when a review will lie held, tiov
W t". Mc 1'ntmlil and mcmiiers of his
staff will be present A sham battle
will prohnply be held. I
The night of July 17 Ihe people of
Iteming will give a large aodal
function to mark the presence of
the governor and military tllgnltur- j
TELEGRAM STARTED
TOO LATE TO
HELP KIHDY
Sheriff on the Way for Him
Before Hia Wire Offering to
Settle Bad Checks. Case
Reached Flagstaff.
Sheriff T. J. Pull la in of Flagstaff.
An , arrived in the city thia iinufi
Ing tu gel J. W. Kirby. a veterinary
surgeon, wanted at Flagstaff for al
leged forgery. kirby waa arrested
at a livery stable yesterday afternoon
by Chief of Polite Thomua McMlllm
on a telegraphed reqiust Irom Sher
lit Pulluim. He wa recognized
from a U'scriptlon given In the tele
gra m.
When pirn ed under arrest he de
nied hi Identity, sating hia name
Wa King, but alter reai lung head-
quarters he admitted he wa Ihe
man wanted. He admitted to a H-i-
jald reporter thai he iaaaeri two
j worthies t bin ks, amounting tu i'o,
in Flagatalf, bul said he expected I"
make them good, and Would cuter
them if given a ihami.
1 H s' nt a telegram offering to
make Ihe iheck good a few minute
after hia aires! In the hope of top
ping criminal proceeding., bul Sher
iff Pulliam waa on his way after him
then. Today. Ihe polite say. he
agreed l return to Flagstaff, with the
shenlf The latter expeii In tart
with hi prisoner tonight
Kirby I Zi year old. When Chief
Mi Millln located hi in he waa mini
terlng l au k horse. He told Ihe
chief he had been In town only a few
days, but lhal he had started tu
make money and waa In a position
lo take up the Flagstaff checks If
given a little time.
ARIZONA MEN BUY
PASTIME THEATRE
Joseph Harnett, of Ihe Harnett
Amusement company, haa aold the
Past line theater In John A. Johnson
and lleotge I'rova of ltouglas. Arts ,
who will manage Ihe housa In the
future. They have begun remodel
ing. Two matinees will be given daily
I Mr. Harnett a Crystal theater, be
ginning Saturday, actiiidlng to H- K.
Mherman. the manager. Tb first
will start at I 11 and th gevogd at
J J". I
5
DEM fib
Extra
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
We have about 20 While and
Ecru Dresses, no two alike,
Real values at $10.00
Saturday Only
This, you can see,
) price. Come early
they will not last long.
FIRST COME-FIRST CHOICE
Sec Window Display
THE MODEL Co.
A. D. CAMPBELL, Manager.
Summer Shoes
of Quality
These are Summer Shoes of Quality! We are sure to
suit you - your purse as well, as your feet and your eye.
We think our shjes are the beat made and are sure you
will think so too, when you see them.
Low or High Shoes, Lace or Button styles. Dainty
Pumps and Colonials, handsome Oxfords and Ties, Dresjy
Slippers and Mary Janes, Strong Outing Shoes. Bright
or dull leather, Canvas, Suede, Nubuck, Satin and Velvet
uppers, light or heavy soles, low or high heels. You will
miss paying fancy prices, if you buy your shoes here.
That is all you will miss.
Summer Shoes of Quality for Men $2.00 to $5.00
Summer Shoes of Quality for Women . . . .$1.50 to $1.50
Summer Sh es of Quality for Children $1.25 to $3.00
Summer Shoes of Quality for Babies 50 to $1.50
July Reduction
llth
20 TO 50 PER CENT DISCOUNT
To clear up surplus stock and get ready for fall buy
ing we offer every article (except patented goods) at
reduced prices. We have too varied a stock to enum
erate, but all are priced in plain figures and during
this sale you get the reduction.
DIAMONDS, discount 10 per cent
WATCHES, discount 20 per cent
RINGS AND JEWELRY, discount 25 per cent
CUT GLASS AND CHINA, discount 33 percent
LEATHER GOODS, discount 33 per cent
SILVERWARE, STERLING, discount ..25 per cent
SILVERWARE, PLATED, discount 25 per cent
CLOCKS, discount 25 per cent
JEWELRY CASES AND NOVELTIES, discount 50 p:r
cent
Our store is cool and you will find shopping with us
a pleasure, and the reductions we offer genuine
E,VERITT
Jeweler and IV atchmakcr
Special
jl
is far below half
and gel first choice,
to 25th:
Sale
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