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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02
Oermtf@tes 9 Gulaub.

AuS Sopet1, &aS., mtro 9enteloef,
baB in osm Staate 8anlus etma 10000
@rntsurbsiter sebraudt wsroen.
-Su Siew Orleans, Ca, itarb Bass
Wt. Suter. felt 21 Subrsu Ssruussebsr
bes n9isp Srlsuus Eimss'D Democrat.
- Sn @aibin9ton wiro allen @rnltes
bsbauptet, oaB Die Sunoesresieruus fslt
sntidIohen lit, sssen ben 9olStruit Dor.
bugeben.
= Baid. uub Pusfraueu In Orange,
". g., baben cine Union sesriinoet.
Die 3abl Der WtitslisOsr wirb auf 300
ausssebeu.
= Die biitorii9e 8luniton Glide In
Der 9idbs uou Dorbp. 3d.. bic anssblid
msbr ale 400 Sabre oft iein fol-, wurOs
bur6 sinen Sturm SsritOrt.
-Sn gliasara Salts. %. g., tpurbs
elm 3u ben gnlussu Der Sootsr electric
Chemical 60. ssb6rsnOes @ebdube ourd
5susr 3erltSrt. Shuosn 100000.
Gus albanp. u. g.. tpiro genet
bet. baB bas Sotst @bamplain am
@bamplain See burd Ssuer 3erft6rt
wOrbsu lit. Dus Sotel lag in Bluff
POint, 81. ..
Sei Der @rplofon sinss Dumpf'
feiIsls In ben aulassn Der DilwOrtb
Pupsr 60. In Stem Guftte, Pa., tpurOe
Elm Nann set6otet unb Elm Sduoen BON
500, 900 anseri9tet.
- suS gerSmeiFuns buriiber. 6aB
ibm feline wsrtbuolle 8ioliue bel einem
llnfall 5ertriimmert wurbe, bssin9 in
Nsp gort Elm alter beutider Wtuiifer,
9tamsns Srisbri9 2uer. SelbitmOrb.
-Sn Der tlsinsu @piscopalfirfs ;u
arben, u. o., wuroe Srduleiu Rarp
Sarrimun, bic ToHtsr bss usritorbenen
@iienbabnmusuaten 9urrimau, nit benz
1ilbbauer Charles Carp Rumisg BON
Buffalo sstraut.
Sn &OdfOrO. Slls., mo pdbreuO
Ses lsstsn Sabres abiOlute rErOdsn'
bsit- bsrridte uno Die ProbibitiOnsfaua.
titer bel Der lesten 9Oeal Option Babl
sriinOlid seidluseu purOsu. bubsn pisr'
zig Birtbidaftsn fur bic Duritissn ibrs
Gbiirsn ssOffnet.
- Die 8epobner In Sult 2afe @itp,
llhta, puroen ourG msbrsre bsftiSe Orb
it6Be. bic uidt unbsoeutenoen Sdaoeu
anridtstsn. In SrOss aufresuus usriest.
Gnd In ben -StdOtsn Bingham uno
@urfislO purOsn msbrsre 9duier Ourd
@rberidiitteruussn erbsbli4 bsi9dOist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02
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8eTtbuOaem @raHbeigeatbam
Jreitas, II. Sani 1910.

@tmdb pul&itbtun GrtfutionsbtffbIs BON
9itra 6aeias, 9epari 6aeias unp Bsnbiiient Or.
ppnas, ausatlftlt ppu BEN Common ptas @t-
rift BON eadapauna COUNTY, an mid etrihitt,
psrbt i'd aueltBtn juui GftntliGen Btrfauf
eurh YtrIftignung obtr Qusruf an ben bShff
oetr mtilf 8tttfnbtn, fur 8daI. In BEN gt.
rittsgsb6ubs In Der Slabt SCRANTON, edfa-
mama County. am 8rtitag, ben IL. Stunt ".
.. 1910, um 10 tlbr gormittags bee btlagtsn
Iaets, allt bic Rettt, 5ittl unb SnitrtlIsn her
BufIagtsn In unb auf biz nadfolesnb bslnris-
Ssnsn Scts, Stritt Oetr parstlfu Saub, ME
fclet;
No. ALI die nachfolgend beschriebene
Lot oder Parzelle Land, gelegen in der
Sechsten Ward des Borough Dunmore.
Lackawanna County und Staat Pennsyl-
vania- Is Lot No. 13 i'm Quadrat oder
Block No. 80 und gelegen an der oestlichen
Ecke Won l6. Strasze jetzt Monroe Ave-
nue) und Green Ridge Avenue (jetzt Green
Ridge Strasze), auf dem Plane Won San
derson's Addition zu besagtem Borough,
eingetragen und bekannt ais Green Ridge.
Besagte Lot ist rechtwinkliga in Form und
list 60 FusZ in Breite an besagten 16.
Strasze und INK Fusz in Tiefe. Die Yer
messung der Tiefe und Breite der Lot be-
ginnt zehn Fusz Won der 1nnenseite des
Seitenweges der vorbesagten Strasze und
Avenue, und die Partei des ersten Theiles
hat das Recht, einzuschlieszen und zu be-
nutzen besagte Zehn FUSE fuer Kellerweg,
Treppen, Veranda oder Anphanzung, aber
nicht zur Errichtung Won Gebaeuden dar-
auf. list derselbe Strich Land uebertragen
durch James X. Gearhart an II. G.. Walter
durch Deed datirt 10. Maerz 1902 und elm
getragen In der Office eur Eintragung Won
Deeds in und fuer Lackawanna County I'm
Deedbuch No. 1872, Settle 1852. vie durch
Nachschlagen sich genauer ergeben wird.
Allies verbessert, NIT einem zweIstoeckigen
hoelzernen Wohnhause, bekannt ais No.
1902 Monroe Avenue. cine Huette und
zweistoeckiger Scheune hinten.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Execution
genommen auf die Klage ueberschrieben
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GiSenbabn Seittabelle.
SsIaBare, suda,uanaa uuO gs.Hsrn Batu

9eIapare. eadamanaa unb @eiiern Balm.
SH sraft ben "a. Suni 1906
@HbIlG-8rl6Bt Scranton fir Ntp gcrI
am 2.05. 3.20. 6.05. 500. 1920, 9urn,' &,
f2.l0, 1926 uub $40 0a&miitaas. Mir
Rtp gorf uHb philadelphia, UNI 500 9prr,., :,
f2.40 unb 3.35 Ta&mitiaas. Niir
Epbvbanna, $40 Na6mitiaas.
RarOIiG Sir Buffalo nm LIS, 6.25u. 600
Ror., t.55, $40 uub ff.t0 Ratmittaas. mir
Biuabanitpn, gImira unb 9pif&,uFottcr,u nm
1910 Ror. uut LOS 9a&m. FIr Ssw,oo
Syraeuis nnb Utica. um LIS uns q. rs WuP. ,
f.55 Rahmittdas. Ospsao. Svroruf, unh
Utica BUG TIM 6.25 Dior. Iduft t6aIi6, auso,.
npmmtu Scnniaes. f}iir Rontrois nm Q IN
Ww., LOS uuS $40 sta&m. glfGpIGpn Ms,
ssmoeatipu. Una 400 Ra&mtitaas. 9tno.
kampten Neepm obatipn, um 6.f5 glatmittoos
0leomsburs 9ibifien-s1aISsf Srantpn
iAr Rcrtbumbtrldub I'm 6.35, f02O Wor. -,
t.55 uub $40 Ra&m. 8iir vIymcutb um 8. .O5
Ra&miitass.
Sonntaass8dae.
eibli9-Bfr Rtp gprf I'm 2O5. 3.20
sos uub 1920 @Urssns; 3.35 unb 3.4C
9lddm.
RSrbIIs - sar Buffalo I'm t.f5. nm,
6.25 Mor.j i.55, GAO unb ff.fO Radbn,
Bar Btnabamton unb 3pif&tufatiputn, q. .OC
= uub 1910 8prmittdas.
NIeemsburg 9ibtfion-g -guI6Rf @nautUr
N 1870 Wor. uns $40 Ra6miitaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02
Die Srudtbarfeit Der 9rufubils.

ssm @ebiete 6es @roai. un6Rbami.
fIuiies in Sit6ofrtfa biloen Die &ro-
fooile tros Der pielen 8eriu9e, bic 5u
ibrer slusrottung aenrn6t peroen,
nod trrurer cine ibtpere BIage fir
oen 2onotpirtb. Die Sbiere Der.
idIineen a6Iber, S6afe, 9iegen unS
ieEbit Sdrueine in GROCER ansdbI.
ObtpobI IN Der aenannten @egeno
I'm berganeenen Sobre aebn Stiid
Der gefrGbigen Ebiere erIegt tpurSen,
erideinen iie iest 10 5abIreid, tpie nur
ie. ia. man eIaubt ioear idon adt
mebr in Oieiem Sabre ee5dbIt gu
bdben. 9iir3Iid] nun fpur6e elm
groBes tpeibIi6es 9rofo6il eri6oiIen
uno baI6 barauf fano man am llfer
bes SIuiies iein Reit, bas nidt peni.
ger aIs go @ier entbieIt. 9amit lit
Die eroBte Gn5abI, Die man bisber
eefunoen botte = az @ier = Inn
beinobe Elm 9rittel iibertroffen. Sm
9ur6i6nitt finoen itd) ettpa $40
@ier BEL einem arofooiIpeib6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02
Mu6lanb.

- Commander Psarp erbielt uon Der
llniusriitdt uOn @Oinburs ben 3itsl
einss Doctors Der Hs6ts.
- Die fsisrliGe ar6nuns Oss SOuiss
@sorss v. miro, wis iuOfft3iell bsfannt
sesebeu puroe, u6aten October itatt'
finben.
- Sin psrbdnsniBuoller @rbruti9
wirb aus Sontsnais i'm 8anton Bern
Ssmelost. Ssiiuf @Obnbduier iino uOIlis
SeritOrt porosu.
- aus 9onoou wirb als -tpiatiss- /,
rpsltsri9fttsruos gteuisisit" ssmelbst,
bus aOnis @Oparb's tssteu @Orte NOS
reu; II have done my Bit
- Su Rlassufurt, Sdrntsu. 1T Der
uambufts sauOiduftsmulsr, grOfsior
suopis 8illroioer, I'm fiinfunoie4lis'
Itsu Ssbsnsiabre Oubiussi&isOsu.
- Su @Ottinsen LIT Profelor Or.
@ottlieb Bland i'm Sc. 9sbsnsiabre oa'
biussidieeen. @r mar Der SdOpfer oss
9ieusn SiirSsrlideu 9sissbudss.
- Die Resieruns BON Peru bat iidj
OffSisll bereit erfldrt, ben SOridlus Oer
RsSieruns Der SsreiniStsn Staten be-
trsffs 8silssuns Oss @rsuSftrsits mil
ECUADOR auSunebmen.
- Gus 3arid in Der SdpsiI fommi
Die Melbuus. oaB bort Der Sournalill
@uosrli aus osm Ssbeu 9eidisben lit
@r fol- Dor Sabrsn in @bicaso als beut
idsr SOurnuliit tbdtis sepeien iein.
- Sm 8sfinosn bss on elmer i6ws
rem SrOn6itis leiOenoeu S9riftltellsr'
Rster &oiesser lit, wie aus @ra5 il
Stsiermart semelost fpirb, cine enti9ie
osus Sshsruus eiuSetretsn, lpslde au
feline balOise 8ieOsrberitelluns ;uper
iiatlid bOffsu ldBt.
- Der idou Dor sinissr Sci in 9lus
fidt seitellte Bsdisl on Der Spise be
ataOsmie Der Siinite in Berlin 1T nun
msbr uollioseu uOrOen. Slls 9ia6fOI
ger bes PrOfsfOrs u. Sampf 1T be
numbafte ar6itsit, 8durotb RrofsIio
Carl b. @roBbsim, gum PrdiiOsntsu be
sltaoemie sepdblt pOrbeu.
Sei ben Oissidbriseu beutids
RaiisrmauOuern, psl6e in Der Seit Don
8. bis Sum 10. September ;wii4en Der
1. uuo II. armssforps ftuttfiuben, mir
Bur Dur6fiibruns Der @susrulOes aut
bic 9ohiesflOtte bsruussSOssu psrOsu
Disis aunOs aus musssbsnOsn miIitdri
iaeu 9rsiisu bat ullssmsin oas srUbt
Sntsrslie srrsst.
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sadapunnu & @boHtins gaHeb.
(eaureI qinie.)
3BtI&sn SCRANTON uub @iIf.s. Barre.

3HtI1tn Sndhton unb gBiIftssSdut.
9aas SeriaHtn SCRANTON un, 90, 2. .OO. 2 O0
400, 800 unb 900 Wura,us. I'm S 40 gppr.
gems an @o&tntaasH unb d1t udbfcIatuS,
IpdnNe Rluutsu, unb nm ZOO Wpratns an
Sonntdaen uab aiIt ndGfcIasrbt ,tpan,fd api.
nuttu bts unS iuIlunpt 10 90 Tfdd,ts, In SRI.
'ss.1are Al Wixuitn fp6tsr aufcmm,ub.
Grpre,Hat, nur In pittsicu anbdIt.nb, Ter.
aHta Scranton alt Stunbs tdaIid. aueo,.
uommen SSuutdds unb asisrtdatn. spn 7. te
Rcraeas SIC 7.t9 atsnbs. unb tr.Hsn In gpiI.
lsss8drTt 40 Mlnuisu fp6itr ttn
Otiiertr OituR ,nlfSr SCRANTON. Rdv VINO
PART, Tuna Vari, pttsrsburn uub Duumurs.
Stths SdbrrIdn FHv debSdmfHrbernbe 3fide.
tGat In Rraft am 8. SuIii907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02

Barren Hagen iiber @eihebene8.
Bernunft itebt nortp1rts.
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NEEDLE, Anwalt

No. e.-All Jene zwsi angrsnzenden Lot
Won Land. gelegen in dem Township vol
Carbondale. Lackawanna County un,
Staat PennsylvanIa, begrenzt und be
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-06-02

No. 15.-Ail jene gewisse Lot oder Par
zelle Won Land. gelegen in dem Dorf Won
Jessup. Borough Won Winton, Lackawanna
County und Staat Pennsylvania, beschrie-
ben vie folgt: Anfangend an der Ecke
Won Powell Avenue und Court Strasze.
damn laufend oestlich an Powell Avenue
so Fusz, damn noerdlich und gleichlaufend
nit Court Strasze so Fusz, damn westlich
auf elmer LIME gleichlaufend init Powell
Avenue so FUSE zur Court Strasze. damn
suedlich an Court Strasze so Fusz EUR
Powell Avenue. dem Anfangsplatz. list elm
Thell Won Lot No IS auf dem Dorfkomplex
Won Jessup. Kohlen und Miner1lien reser-
Writ, vie in dem Deed Won w. W. Watson
und Gattin an David Dec, datirt 8. Sep
tember 1887. eingetragen In Lackawanna
County i'm Deedbuch No. 165. Settle s5 LIST
elm Theil Won derselben Lot Land ueber-
ra1en durch David Dee und andere an den
Bewilliger hierin. durch Deed. beabsichtigt
gehoerig eingetragen zu werden. Dieser
Deed wurde gemacht gu dem zwsck. um
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-02
Insists Ditching of Statehood
Measure at This Time viii Be
Breaking Faith With the Peo-
pie Of Territory
REPUBLICAN LEADERS
FEAR BILL IS DOOMED
President viii Keep Up Fight
For Admission of Territories
in Spite Of Pessimism of Sen
ate Statesmen
Morning Journal Bureau,
6l3 Munsey Building,


In the face Of what today devel-
oped into almost "a congressional wet
blanket for statehood, President Taft
stood pat for the carrying out OF the
platform pledges as to the admission
of the territories OF New Mexico and
Arizona into the union. The presi-
dent this morning had a conference
with the leaders of the house and
senate and the attorney general. to
get together on how much legislation
desired by the executive can be
pushed through congress this session
IN accordance with platform prom
ises Of the republican party As a
result of the conference. it was free
~ stated in the senate cloak rooms
this afternoon. that appearances are
against the success OF the statehood
bill at this session.
Some of the more pessimistic even
go so far as TO say that statehood at
this session is doomed
II is understood that tentative pro-
posals or suggestions that the bill is
60 he ditched, elected the warmest
objections from the president who
took a firm stand for the carrying
ont Of the promises to the people, as
expressed In the republican platform
He would not admit any necessity for
throwing the statehood bill overheard
and VIII keep up his vigorous fight
against what he terms a violation of
explicit promises TO the territories
The great objection TO the bill max
ing two states out OF the territories
of Arizona and New Mexico Is based
upon the disincllnation OF the republi-
can leaders in the senate to admit
two states which may possibly con-
tribute four democratic senator's to
the national legislative body. Such
an objection does not appeal at all
To Mr. Taft who has done as much
work rounding up support for the
measure as he has on any
other piece of legislation this winter.
II was no easy task to convert Scna
tor Beveridgs anc Il was thought that
his once accomplished the rest would
be easy In spite of the expressed
belief OF some of the leaders that the /
,ill is doomed Mr.. TAFT means 10 in /
'rease his active efforts to persuade 1
he senate to fulfll the party pledges. /
Consequently he does not feel as I
gloomy over the outlook as the att- I
ude of the senators might indicate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-02

Therefore. IL is NOT only funda
mental principal of political economy.
but The dictate of common Justice and
common sense as we'll thul the burr
den af these expenses. thus incurred
for the benefit or all shuuld he borne
by an. ON terms on equality In some
Ws{ proportion to the riehts. interests
ANA prohertv which are thus benefited
nud prote,ted Hence. lhe underlying
nrmcbsal governing the rtisiue OF rev.
cnuo Tor public purposes must be that
of equality throughout the entire conf
munifv. With all Kinds 81 excise or
license taxes this is easiiv attained
But ii IS In regard to direct taxes upon
property that questions and differ
ences OF opinion and practice most
often arise These necessarily depend
upon the valuation placed upon prop
eity for purposes OF taxation. AS TO
This. therp is but one safe sound and
lust ralo. and that Is uniformity OF val
uatiantsor similar kinds and CLASSES OF
property. everywhere IN the territory
\ propertN owner in One county should
moi nav "a greater. or less tax upon a
horse. "a COW. on on Hn Nere of land
than the owner Oi W horse. COW. or
acre ol land, Of equal valnc, in any
other county. Nor should one kind of
property be asses 'ed at Il greater, or
sonable value, than ans other kind
of property. An legislation should be
framed with view not only TO es-
tahiishing this rule of assessment and
taxation, but ALSO Of ensuring its faith
fm enforcement by those charged
with the assessment and levyine OF
taxes. in every rountN in the terri
tory
AS the government Of commune
. Ia. a.
appointed to do collectively those
things which from their nature cam
not ne done By Tho peole Individually,
IL follows that thu s;fme prudence and
economy ought t. be observed by
those entrusted with the raising and
spending of public revenue, that tho
careful and intelligent citizen would
practice in regard TO the use Of his
own funds That is to say. no more
revenue should be demanded from the
people than is necessary for the le-
climate purposes Of the government,
honesty ana economically admins
tered Taxes and assessments should
rot be devised simply 10 show how
rich We are. Enough should be raised
for our actual needs and no more
The presence Of surplus revenues Is
always a temptation to extravaganza.
for il is human nature To find ways to
spend money when it is in sight, and
doubly so if it is money furnished by
some one else. Therefore, II the taxes
are at any time producing a surplus
IN the treasury Of the territory. or Of
any county, beyond its actual ana
present needs. the rate Of taxation
should be prompt'y reduced.
Improved Public school system.
"lt is my purpose 60 use every ef-
fort IN my power to aid ana assist in
the betterment of our schools, both
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-02
TRAIN SERVICE
DEMORALIzEO
BY FLOODS
TRAFFIC SUSPENDED
WEST OF SALT LAKE
Reports from Nevada Tell Of
Highest Water in 40 Years.
Puget Sound Country Suf-
ferS Seriously,

tI5y Mar:.Bs journal ssss.ss xsasss WireI
salt Lake, March loving to
washouts in Nevada and Idaho.
through railway traffic on the South
crn Pacific and oregon Short Line
roads was suspended today on the
oregon Short Line IL is expected to
have repairs completed and trains
running by tomorrow
ON the southern Pacific the dam
age is more serious and it may be
several days before normal condi-
tions are restored.
The Denver x Rio Grande is the
only road entering this city that re-
ports through trains in operation.
While no definite report has been
received by officials of the Western
Pacific, ii is known that the tracks
Of that road have gone out in places
in Nevada.
Tho special train carrying the Chi
caeo baseball club cn route to Cali
lOrnia reached ogden nj o'clock
this morning. but is held there lndef-
initeiy.
II may be started west late tonight
or tomorrow.
Reports from the flood district of
NcNada say that the water is higher
than Tor forty years and despite the
work OF several forces of men, por-
tions of track go out as fast as other
portions are repaired The Reese
river is reported as still rising. The
tContimpcd ON Page =. Column 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-02

in the past been called upon to fiji and
predict he will In the future be
classed as one of the great presidents
of the republic. for he Is giving our
country safe. sane, wise and honest
administration, not going beyond the
lazy or outside OF the limitations Inn
posed upon him by the constitution
He has the right to expect that I will
render such assistance as ! can. in my
humble way. 10 make his administra-
tion a success. and If ] cannot do SO,
then ii is my duty to resign ana if
do not do that then I should be re-
moved from office.
so IT is with those serving under
me. / expect and feel that | have the
right to require the cordial and earn
est support and co-Opegation of all
territorial Officers ana the subOrdin-
ates whom they scie... Unless the
governor has the earnest and united
support of these officials, unless all
work in harmony 20 carry out the
general plan of government, amy ad-
minisiration must be It failure and !
now give notice that / de- not intend
my administration To- be failure. #
can help IL.
Taxation.
one of the most important func-
tions of government is the raising of
revenue for the payment of its ex-
penses These expenses arc necessary,
u organized government is To exist
They are incurred for the common
good, They are provided in order that
the lives ana property Of our citizens
may be protected. tbat our children
may be cuu0atcl, that oar rights Of
persons and property may be safe
guarded, ana controversies that in
tNitablY arise conserving them may
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-02

President Taft. whom | honor and
respect for his purity Of character and
upright life. has always made mark
ed success in all that he has under
taken-as district attorrnv Of ifa'''il
ton county ohio; as solicitor general
of the United states; rs United states
ind~s MS governor OF The Philirninc
islands: as secretary Of war. and In
the various other offices which he has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-02

the common schools and the higher
institutions of learning which are sit
uated in the territory. The advance
IN our educational system. during the
past few years, is something Of which
we may well be proud. but there Is
stili room for great Improvement. and
] for one shall not be satisfied until
in our remote rural districts every
child has the opportunity of acquiring
a good common school education.
In our large towns and cities the
schools compare very laVorably with
those OF the older and more denselN
populated states so our efforts must
nov be directed to deVising some
means by which education shall he
extended to the scattered settlements
which are situated IN our mountains
and on our plains. far removed from
railroads and the usual routes of
travel. Until the younger generation
in these outlayins districts have the
advantages which all American child
rcn should have of acquiring knowl-
edge. our school system Is not what it
should be.
THE public school system so gen
eral IN the United states has made MS
what we are as nation. and that of
New Mexico must be extended and
improved so that no state shall stand
ahead of us in supplying means by
which an education can be acquired.
Advocrtc- Good Roads.
''One Of the marked characteristics
of "a high state of civilization is the
center OF population 10 another. The
Roman Empir, which, IN the zenith
Of its power and greatness was the
ruler OF the civilized world. construct
ed great highways connecting its
towns and cities. So that trade and in
tcrcourse could readily be had be-
tween The different parts of the cm-
pirc MANY of these roads. although
built two thousand years ago. are still
In good condition. and TODAY bear ST.
lent testimony ta the greatness of
their builders. Df course. in New
Mexico. we cannot build such high
ways AS the t0nquerers and masters
of tho known world deemed nee
essary. nor DO wc need them. as the
railroads largely take their place and
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One Cent Per
Square Foot

Or trife over for home sites of more than
one acre each, adjoining the celebrated Pukele
HoiRestead in PALOLO VALLEW, ten minutes
walkyfrom the car line
These lots are adjoining the beautiful homes of
Owen Williams, WliamA. Rideout, Charles J.
Schoening, Edward F. Patten and others. The
rear of these lots extends to the hill slopes, from
which grand views are to be had. Correct soil
for all kinds of fruit
Let me show you this property
$5oo-per acre and up.