Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-27
$4,000 CIIfoAGoANS ON
TRAIL or BIG RED APPLE,

~, 400 CHG AdDANS ON
TRAIL OF BiG RED APPLE
The ChleaRo Tribune says
Fifteen thousand C~hicaEoans. sol
hungry and On the tran Of the simple
life. with up to date trimmings. paid
their way into the wondrous land
show ia the Coliseum yesterday. Ate
red apples. carried away waRonlOads
~ souvenirs. and resolved 10 be In
dependent Of salary slavery"
This attendance WIS twice thnt Of
the corresponding second day OF last
years exhibition. and satisfied the
promoters that the week would set q
new record Of public approval.
Rivalry for the attention Of the
prospective land hayer~-tbe mar with
the banker for the simple ttfe-wils
intense between the Irrigated sections
and those where the clouds are ma
lures faucets. between the apple ana
orange countries between the
champions az $50 an acre raw land
and Of the western slopes where the
water rights are perpetual, the Goblin
moth ~ unknown. ana the planted
fruit trees an can ne had for only
$500 an mere, which one crop VII re-
pay
LOADED Win Pamphlets.
The propositions and the exhibits
were SO ailnring that he who did not
decide IN the spot went away lOadea
down with pamphlets and descriptions
Tor a weeks study.
To tho social economist. however.
the greatest struggle IA evidence WAS
that between cts ana bac0lic adynu-
tages. between life in "a flat and on
a farm between wages ana the in
definite, ~ not uncertain, income
from ones own tiiilnR OF the ground
between the roles o. food buyer IN a
metropolis and ~ foodstuffs pur@
ye3or to the hiFh aAmried multitude
eiamorlng Tor the best regardless Of
the price.
One one side 80 am aisle there were
for sale re "a little stand the delicious
giant Wolf river and other apples
two FOR "a quarter" Across the aisle
were banked, IN q display twenty feet
vide. tae ~SpitzenberR. Newton Pip
pins. and Junathans whose groupings
reward The wne sometimes at the
rate ot 81 coo an arre, The contrast
told the story OF she land show and
iis lures
Pork One and One-Quartcr Cents.
WHY pay 20 cents d pound for pork
chops when you can raise YOUR own
Tor AZ rents u pound ="
Housewives "a husbands read the
query and stopped 20 ponder It's sug-
Restion. fhey talked with the man
from the san Luis valley. Colorado,
and heard MS figures on how hogs
could be- brought 10 market Tor that
figure when fed on Naerfcd tho. not
nonffed) peas,
There's money in hogs
surely only q pencil and piece OF
paper were needed for the emanstra-
tiun that at 50 "a hundred weight on
the beef. i0a hogs at 500 pounds cach
would bring 81, 100. mostly profit"
~. .NA.H.a. FEUa... Na..H. -
government discovered the germ and
announced tho Serum that makes
hogs immune
VI IL was the "hieh cost OF living
that helped swell the crowd 10 It's big
proportions. "a was the hlgh income
promised the scientific farmer. willing
90 wear out the solos of his shoes
faster than tho actt TT his trousers.
that stirred the interest and held tho
attention OF The visitors.
such d thine az un injurious in
sect ia not known with us. pro-
claimed the man from Colfax county. T
New Mexico, ln the country where but
"a few years ago the hum 81 the gold
digger dry washer was ndyertisinr
the sand} soils lack OF value for any
thing else
What exclaimed ian unhelley-
ine e1siHrner. mo codiiug moth. mo-
c%urcuiio no tusso,k moths. no peach
hortfs
Neri, 1 speak unto YOU. the
truth replied thr man from the
southwest rhe proof that Wc have
nu injurious inset fa iH that We DO not
spray nor hove to spray. our NIGHTS
are ZOO coul-ahuut 90 dtgrees-for
the comfort of the pests. I VIII wtccr
$1,000 that in nl "a those upples tuu
VIII NOT und oue thht bias "a worm.
The inquirer sought confirmation
from another irrigated land proposi-
ton lie GOT b. Moreover. hr was He-
surcd that there has been only ono
fruit failure Dog this section in thIrrr-
four years
Then there followed the story nr
uuc ~ tho many chance happening
that have disclosed tfr secrets or
wealth in tho aoll or it- products De
waa o. rlu named 81 81 Chase. who
mHHe tne discover. lac was u~ruspstf.
inE for Sold anu silver 100 the 0ue-'
time arid iand Whcre rains fau onit
tu q dDsrrr mot worth The m%rntlonlur
thf rlDtus-stuiieu yellow -Iuaa
stretched from hil fo mountain. thc
home nf % coyote ihU i%askrahhit
and the sand storm.
Chase carrying h.s hBck-patk of
Nlck ana shovel SOLD pHu and skillet
bacon and flnur. noticed that 1Iana
abe banks of the crooks ANA rivers
nr around fhr furiHEs there was ahuu-
dant ffriure Also he found Wilt
plums aud thorn apple trees Tnur
ishlnE and tLe irait Nls iirrsr than
as o. De- expected under such hop
hazard conditions % occurred o. hIm
fnHf with water rruif frnHF uf fnH
back eaff kinl would grow sul De-
ward The uiifr Ale1 De- WAS Tired of
seeking tAe nlll-n -thf-nisn- sold
So De- sonrht out a pheasant