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EIGHT
THE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M ., FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1914
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Crescent Hardware Co.
t STOVES AND RANGES
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS AND TINNERS
AGENTS FOR
Marsh Simplex and Advance Duplex Steam Pumpi
318 West Central .renin
44444e4444444-444444444 4444-e -t -
BOO RBI NDERS '
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
I I M It W, IHHKfTOU
I MIlU.MrK.
jiilr A-nMant.
Ilrili and Central,
rhoim IMiy mill Mit"t, 5M,
Expert Hair Work.
Combing mailo Into gwlt'heg,
transformation, p ufTn, curl,
to.; tili hr fly (1.
MUM. M. PI HKN
MariiM'llo Kliop.
Phone HI. 11 H. 4lh St.
Special
100 SPUTUM CUP FILL
ERS FOR 65c
WILLIAMS DRUB CO.
307 Wet Central
Phone 789
COAL AND WOOD
Best Mountain Wood
GALLUP COAL
in pny quantity
TROTTER Phone 012
DUKE CITY CLEANERS
n i b ail liat, men' ami
uK'ti'a I'M Mint. ruita, curtain,
lraM-rlc. !'. 8HO Went ;dd.
I'tioue 4 m.
Promptness Our Mottx
Welldrillin. Wclldrhiii
and Irrigation Plants
WIMiMII.I.S. TWKS. 'l MI'S l
1(1 I'MltlM.
Ajji nt fur Wi'Imt . I iigliM'
J. T. WlH klMi. 412 W. nt Ave.
lira, plli.llc l iHW. IIHliT ili.H 110
F. Crollotti
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
EMBALMER.
Ill WIST I I Ml
Plume liny or nlitlil, b?2.
MM EBftY HftlH
LOOKYOUriG.PRETTY
1-a ami ulliiir lrkfin ki
Xanually 1 lull XiiIhhI) un Tell.
Aiiik-hI fr:yonr kti' ih.il f.nto
ii mill Mili.lnir, .r.-t 1 . .tt. i- .ti n.t -.
1 . r 1 1. r ri tuck llic nntural color nil
1i
I in i rv the h.'ii' licn fii'li il
il i'r ut iy; aUo tnlii 'luntlinfT. h
Inii HCMlp in il ur. l.ill nu hn:t Vi O"
i.t.i lli- o'lly way t . m i Uiih n. unite
una to make it nt lioinc, wtc h In
M..'ty and tru'-!'4..n!. V.iili'.
l. KkkmK mi unv druii !or- for
' V.'xplh' F:' "lid Sn!hir ll.nr
ll incily." you Will act n lii'n l.i.Hlc
.r It n fttniuuii old reci.i 1'T al'oiii in
t run
I'.iti'i m.iy uray' Tiy i' o one
in toMKii.ly tall I Ii;. I sou ilxrki-niii
oiir hnir, an it io- il nuiiir.ily
mid evenly. V..n .iniicn a m.nnite
or Il Ltukh wilb It mirl draw lln
llir .uuh i.vir hiilr. tkiTt one am:iH
ir,md at n lime; hy rnornln the ry
I'iiir diMMH'ruri, and nfter nnotlir
nl' .i alum or two. your hmr iiecomea
utllully d.irk thl- k and kIomv.
l-t lha Harald want 4 do ytui
work.
1 PHONE 31S i
PASTIME
THEATRE
Admission 5c
lODAY
I rum I lo 10:30 i. ni.
(f iHllllllllllla)
"Tin: hum in mi or MK.M-
OKI! H"
I (cilia ti f 2 -l(i-l IVature,
MWlll.'H HSV lV
A Mol loli-reMing K'l'l
4 IIK')I.
"TIIIKII t.H Till: KM l K
oTi:s-'
mii sn mY
"Till: KMM K HIT"
A 1-aui.liiiu keystone i-Kcel
CamMtl).
OUR JULY
DISCOUNT
SALE
CONTINUES
20 to 50 per cent reduc
tion on Diamonds, Jewel
ry, Watches, Silverware,
etc.
Sec our windows for
prices
Out of town Customers
Write
CSTD I0ft3
iSLETft INDIANS TO
MEET RED SOX
NEXT SUNDAY
Lively Redskins Will Perform
Against Crack Naylon Team
at Hopewell Field. Game
Starts at 2 o'Clock.
The lelcti Indian will l-e eoen In
mt:oii lr. Hiiniluy altcrnooii. Tiny
h.ive In i n hooked to meet Tom N.iy-
Ih.n Son ut llopeHell Klcld.
The K'unc will aluit al 2 oVIik k
The I ml. iiim- lis) rrdkklna -are IuhI
and in. i lie pliyera. There ta no
, aiolcal i Hliii ahoiit I hi m They rani
I'liKc. r im and iiuoit. and on prniu-
ation will aiva an rkcelleiit linlta-
i lion of n hunch of I'oiiiaiic heti In ri
ul.c runt Hpirli. 1'hcy piny em client
hall, and the fiift Hut ahoiild tpurkla
In lh dm I with Ike ttailora.
' Free Luncli every Saturday
jniht at Summer Garden.
a "TUP. XAVV AVIToir H
TKWIJIXI
I IlKviATCMMARtM & JEWEICRS
G
CRYSTAL TODAY
221 South Second Street
Licensed Motion Pictures
lll)MM I. T Hie PI I lli"
lllaali, taken at laiguna, X. M.
Man m-Io well known here arc
In l M )i1iirr ami are coming !
nt tiemwtei,
'IIKiK' MII.I.IOXH"
Tun-reei tagradi ft lilt Van
lltkr llnatkr anal all-Mar .
"M IVH lll ki:
IHXX!:!!"
('itMily.
Uatim-m at 'J:.Hl ami 11
Show a Xlglit lcln t:.V
II VP.-TIM K OIK iii:stii
SPRINGER
FOR
SAND AND ORAVEL
The Weather
Pi HI KCAHT Tonight and Hal
uriluy generally fair. Xul much
change In temperature.
Ai.nrgrEiiQi'K wf.athp.ii
fnr the i hiiiirj ended al 8 o'clock
thl morning:
Maximum S3.
Minimum u.
Itange 21.
At It o'clock .
Southwest wind.
Tiirlly ilouily.
Italndill, .1? Inch.
THIXfiS TO WOHItT AIIOI T
I'nllrd H(nte tuntnlrn out I'll t
limt yrar wni wurth .'i2.1 r.x.
Rikkntt hfv;in whnit crop "t
1 1 S.adn.lMlo bunhi'lK I valued al
71. 111)11, 000.
Innnvlvanln'a coal production
In a I moot na irrnt n that nf the
ollii-r 2? producing utatrs.
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW
TO HUUHCRIUKHIi
tr ott fall to fi your alal
4 papar, call
4) POHTAI. TKLKaRAPII
CO MP 4 NT, PHONB 14. 4)
Kee'a Candy Store. We aell a nice
little holtle of grape Juice lor lUc.
Mr. and Mra. Ciiin Welaa of Uniun.i
urn In the city for n hnef vIhII.
Krnnk K. Andrew of H.inU Fe I a
iueMi at the C'nliilm hotel todiiy.
Mra. A. P. Keith haa r. turned
home from Kl rmui where Khe hH
heen VinlliiiK frlenda.
Mn. Jamil (I. Klt'h, wife of the
well known 8ocorro lawyer, 1 in the
city for n brief vinlt.
Mra. J. O. (luuld and dauKhler. 2J
South Fourth atreet, left l.int iiIkIU
for a vlall In 8an Kramd'c..
Mr. and Mra. Tom Keleher have re
lumed from a Malt to the I''l'r
i'ecoa where they hnve apent a month.
Arthur I'ruger, avdltor of the Al-
luiiieriue ilua, Klcdrlc t.iaht imil
nwi'r company, hua lii.tie to Trlul-
dail, hia former home for n Vuculion.
I nltcd nlatea Attorney Summer
fturkhiirt returned IiimI nlijht from
fiiniii Ke where he haa been for aev
erul d.iya.
lion I'. Johnaon of Hanl.t Pe, uper-
vinor of the I'eco nutional forem, la
In the city for a hrlef Vlall al fureit
heaihiuartera.
A ri'KUlar ineetinc of Harmony
I. oilce No. t I. II. P. will he hnld
ti.nlxhl ut k o'clock. All memhera
are miueeied to he preiw-nt.
I". A. Ijih In. of the Pullman com
pany. Attorney lloh Crewa and (irover
lievine of I Minn A Co., left yenterduy
for an outlna on the I'piier I'ecoa.
Mr, ii. X' Marron returned hint
nlaht from Iterkeley, California,
v. here he ha been vinitina her
father, It'ili'h llalloran, for aeteral
Wceka.
I.ee Caulk, a mnchln.Mt with the
f-'iitiia Pe at Clovia ta in AlhuiuerUe
lor a wait to hia parentii. Mr. and Mra.
II. T. Caulk of 2M4 K.iiHt llaieldln
uvrnue.
Itev. Orover Knimona, an Alhu
iieriUe boy and u graduate of the
Cniveralty of New Mexico, now a
I'leahy lerlo-i milliliter at fun Murclal,
will occupy the pulpit of the Centrnl
Avenue Method! t hurt h Hunday In
the aience of Itev. g. K. AllUoo. the
I'ador.
OMIceia for lh enduing year were
IriMi 11 1 le.J at an vnluyuhla meeting ot
the r Ilium iVutara luat niahl. at
which tha icremonlea ware followed
hy refreahmenta and a aoclul hour.
The new ottlcera are iia followt: Moat
excellent chief, Joarphine I'lielan;
cellcnt aenlor, Ida Hlovall; exeellenl
Junior. Hl.inche Itel.ly; manager, Kva
Matthew; rnltrea of flnunce, Paniil
BILL'S SHOP
f I.K.AXKIt! AMI I'll KHS:H
epxii Torn cTxyriim to
I'M AMI UK tiTlslTKIt
Sit H. tad. M. lifHeS 4M.
iSSn
nnrl Street II
Airdomc
300 North Second Street
Licensed Motion Pictures
A HlfM.lt l'll
A VIT.lt AI'll 0IKI)V
A TOO.IIKU, H. A.
llrl
M.ow al N o'clock;
Mum IWttliK al i:4.V
lat
MloWft It A IN Oil KIIINK.
All ll lYeeri Air TlMe la.
BIG VALUE
FINE GRADE OF
BOX PAPERS
White, Blue and Pink
-AT-
25c
STRONG'S BOOK STORE
Your money lai'k If Jr
wan' II
l'.l ikemore; mlatre of record, Irene
Johnaon: proctor, Ituby Karr; outer
kuard, llllan 1'enrioti.
Mr. and Mra. J. A. ilolimiulat, o?
Milwaukee, Win., arrived In th- cltj
limt nliht for a hort rlalt with the
former'a mother. Mr. C. Ilolmiiuiat.
J. P. McCnnnell, a mining man well
known here la In the city for a few
day frorit Klngucin. ArUi.nu. lie
t.ow mining al Hold (ada, near
Kingman.
Htiperintendent ft. K. ftuiwer of the
Kanta Pe reading rooma wag In the
liy for ai-veral hour Inat nlRht, re
luming to hi home In I-oa Angelef
from an euatern trip.
M. I.. Fox, who la In tag Vegna on
a brief visit, delivered the commence
ment addrea I a (it night before the:
graduating cla ut tha Normal unl
virnly auminer achool,
Mr. Ken It. Cain of Ha Mai, Texan,
well known In AlhuiUeriio mid a
popular render and lmperonaior, I
in the rlty for a abort alay, acrnm
psnled by her aiD, Hen II. Cain, Jr.
An examination by the civil aer
vre department for foreat and field
ilerk wll he held In AlluiUer.Ue !i
Atiguat ;d. Pull Infonnation may be
hud from i. A 'tlea"n. local acre
t'iry at the AlhuiUeniue poal ofllce.
Herthold Plenher, of Denver, for
many year n rcnldent and aucceaful
merchant In Albuquerque and now In
the wholciutle tobacco trade In the
Colorado city, 1 In the city for a vlatt
In hia hrothc r-lu-luw and former bin
ned aia.icl.ite, I), H. Ilo'enwntd.
Dr. William A. Drown, who apnke
at tha Lead Avenue Method!! church
I.ibI night, will addrea a mnn'a meet
ing In the Commercial club tonight
to which Aluii'iuerque men are cor-
riiully Invited Iir, llrnwn who la In
ternational aerretnry of the Sunday
Pchool Aaaociation of America, la on
hi way to Moun.altialr in attend the
Chautauqua huh open there next
week.
TRAVELING OVERLAND
WITH BEAR AND RATTLER
Traveling from. Kan Pr.inclero to
New Yolk In a amall wagon drawn
by burr". t'dward (3ilon of St
I.011I and J. imp lurry lioran "I
New York arrived here yexlerda).
Their outfit include six burro, a
cinnamon lour and all rattleanake.
tine of the lattlera I ttilue and
la the ln'iir The young men a.iy
they Iniend fo preaent th) gnaka to
I'realdcnt Wilson.
MORTUARY
funeral of W. K Jime.
The funetal ..f the lute Walter K.
Jone took place thla afternoon at
2 30 o'clock .it the Christian church,
Itev. Her it I'. William officiating.
iembi ra o the Knight of I'ythlas
and the I'vibm iter attended the
net vic e In a body and Knight acted
a pall hearer The aervbe at Pair
Mew lemetery wn the Pythlnn ritual.
rUTOKY, r'.UTOHY
I can now sell you full load of Ih
hem Kurd rv Wood ever gold In Alliu-,
nu riUe. JOHN' f. HKAVP.X.
Phone 4. &ul Ho. Plrl Hi. I
You do not get the best value In
stin king unle you buy our Him k
Cat line of h.anery for men, women
and children. They wear longer,
they lit belter and they look nicer
than any oilier brand on the market.
I'rlcee run from JVc a pair up. V
May'a Shoe Klore, 114 Weat Central
avenue.
Take a freexer of Ice cream or aher
bet on your pienlu. We furnish either
absolutely pure. Upei'lal attention
given lo ordei fur Sunday diniiara
and apeelal evtat. . '
HOT OH THE TMIL
I
OF If II lUISMU
GUI DOLLARS
Alderman Skinner Determined
to Give the Orphan Saving,
Officially Disowned hy the
Mayor, Some Municipal
Standing.
Kiirneat effort I to be made I"
run to It lair in iiu.uuu wiucn
Mayor llnairighl would like to auvr
In city expendilurea, but wlilcii ne
doesn't want the people to think he
I trying to ae, and which ho I
Btrald he can't aave.
It will be remembered lhat t oun-
cilmnn Hkinm-r bmughl the Impre
ie $ lo.lton-a-year Inlu view by
atntlng at Ihla wc-k'a council meet
ing that a hulnve man told him the
4iy could ue that aum. Mayor
Hoiitrigbt proudly called attention l
the fuel that the bum ne mun got
hi Information from the city clcrk'a
office.
Then the mayor became diaturl.ed.
The magnitude of the eum upeet him.
He tremhled at the mention of
ooii. and finally illnowned len-tliou-
iunl-a-yenr entirely. lie aald l
hadn't heen properly Introduced "
11. didn't know anything about II.
and never expected to make It ac
quaintance. Now Councilman Skinner I going
to irv and get the llulnea Mun to
give the poor little Ten Thounand
mile Handing In municipal oiiety.
The hiiNinena man made Mr. Pklnnor
promlMe not to reveal hi name when
he flri apoke of the Ten Thouaand,
and didn't go Into detail about the
mivlng at nil. Mr. Hklnner any he
will try to induce the ltumnera Man
to tell him Jimt whnt hia plan would
e to aave Ihe city ten thnunand a
yenr.
If the Huincg Man dlcoe a
plan thai promlae to red in e city ex
penditure 1 1 i.(in) y early the mayor
will be welcome to line It. Mr. 8km-
r.er I actuated by an earnem dealre
to aee the city " luxe and II burden
of expense reduced. If there I any
way to do It, and the propecl of
accompltxhing that glvea him plea
tiriihle feeling and doean't affect
the temperature of hia feet at ail.
RIGHT OF WAY
FOR ROAD THROUGH
TRIMBLE RANCH
The county road board at Ha meet
ing yealerday afternoon in reptcd a
grant of rmht of way through the
Trimble ranch from Trimble Well,
the owner, which will enable the
board m run the new Tl)era canyon
road in a atraighi line from the
Jonea place to the eastern end of
the Trimble lam h. Mr. Well get
ITS fur removing; fence.
The hoard will attend Ihe meeting
of the New Mexico Hood itoad no
clallon at Kant i Pe July in, 31 , ml
Auguat I.
ROADS FROM SANTA FE
ARE ALMOST IMPASSABLE
II. I,. iMmmink of Kingman. Arlx.
who motored to ihe Klk' convention
In henver. arrived here last night
and reported that the road between
Ha nla Pe and this Itv were almost
impassable on account of the heavy
rain. It look him nlmnet nine hour
to get here from the capital. He de
cided he had had enough of soft
road, and shipped hi cur from here
to Kingman, going on himself by
train.
t Alllt OP TH WKH.
I wlh to thank my many friend
for the kind antstunc given me dur
ing the lllneaa and following the death
i f my baby. I-aly Iniren; and thank
them also for the many beautiful
Moral offering.
IHigned) MH. F.. D. rrflF.N
nance at the Casino tonight. Music
ly New Ktate onheslru. Kvcrybodv
Invited.
MEN'S
Clothing
Sale closes on SATUR
DAY NIGHT.
25
Off ona 11 Suits -nothing
reserped.
Economical buyers are
taking advantage of this
sale.
NEW FALL GOODS ARE
ARRIVIN0 DAILY
I E. L Washburn I
I Company j
g
V
WHY WHY WHY
Why!
Go elesewhere to buy when you can come to ns and
buy your wants at your own price. We are jroing
to sell everything in our store, except our new line
of Ladies' Shoes at prices never heard of before.
Cost will have nothing to do with the price. We
are going out of the Dry Goods Line and every item
can be bought at prices a good deal less than actual
factory cost price to us. We have got to move this
stock if we have to stll it at less than half cost price
to us. There has never been a Bankrupt or Fire
Damage Stock that has been offered as low as our
pricings will be on this Close Out Sale. All of this
stock is new, fresh, seasonable merchandise, and it
is yours at practically your own price. We mean
business. Come and let ut convince you that what
we say is an absolute fact. You need our goods
because you get $3.00 worth of merchandise for
$1.00 Cash; and we need you to buy, because we
have got to close out this stock. The time to buy is
now; the place to buy is our store. We have the
girls to wait on you in a courteous manner. So
don't miss this opportunity of a lifetime.
THE MODEL Co.
A. D. CAMPBELL, Sales Manager.
LYRIC
LOOK
The Trey
Tie gnat I.OI.II KI.AI, Sl!ltl U .10 Uci-Im. In J -reel liuiall
RMtitn, running fnf 13 tore. Marling al lte l.rlc islm-ula y ami
T'ltirwlay, Awgu-t Mil and nth. A nn-nn-r h itirr limit eMii'lm
lnc." Marl nllli Hie llrs tb (ore, iuiu-H Mil ami ihhi'I iiiIwi
of I hem. Unit guilt lnut)oiin hdm. T,:o MHI.I. will nlar.
COME AND HEAR OUR WONDERFUL ONE
MAN ORCHESTRA
r
WE WANT YOU TO WEAR
0URSH0ES THIS SUMMER
We are sure we can fit you and to your entire sati&fac
tion if you only will give us the chance. Our Shoes have
proven their superiority to hundreds and hundreds of
folks. We want you to know it. We want you to wear
our shoes. Try them. Test them. Compare them with
any you have ever seen or worn. Our Summer Shoes are
snappy. They are neat. They look good to the eye and
th:y feel just as good to the feet. Full of style and char
acter, yet exceptionally easy fitting. Built of materials
that wear and made to keep their shape. Our prices are
very low compared with the high standard of quality.
May we ask you for a visit of inspection t
Snappy Summer Shoes for Men $2.50 to $5.00
Snappy Summer Shoes for Women. . .$1.50 to $4.50
Snappy Summer Shoes for Children. .$1.00 to $3.00
CALIFORNIA IT
M JT.VLt
yy
Mouff 3 Company aurwmA
Alabasiine Sherisin-VilUams Paints
BUILDERS'
J. C. BALDRIDGE LBR. CO.
I The HERALD Want Ads get
WHY WHY WHY
OUT FOR
o Hearts
EST CENTPAL..A,--
tfiMWUIIlA
L3
SUPPLIES
423 S. 1st St. Phone 402
the best results.
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