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New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
NEW YORK FROM The SUBURBS

New York is to spend s. eo9a y.lsir lsii hau
h.r streets Dut would IL sxpss'
IMAGINED good intentions l'
stvr.-M ashluGtuu Post
Accor8.u- to The lunla. .ore g -
.-,D+r,II.r of New York. Do COST ...sr nel
fnat rtty m 1910 than ..v ~, fogei1s.
~vesf cities in the country P- IN sfcs
ana Tammauy is probably il..-'.--'.rl l.sadsl
h.tttr record this yea .ss~
Alderman Dowune. Of New iSys Ss,,nss =
srfertzrs the open smoNihs . M 5eoenci
,...tll,rarts 8n .anr0nt to pAnt. tbs ~,
i,,f vgn1 would have thousnl -ii n. Toiec
80, AGAINST tfe practice Nos....-.s f,io CeT
bv "a New York alderman
mercial he -
Gotham relo.ces ln The recoI. ~ syey roe
week of the lowest ledth ",,~gen; ~
there Unless che case Inc ~,
= S,rkers cannot die unui ~+. usnha.u
non, which future his.'. ad ~
Island viii ue dated ioi " i.' "a. 81. .lGsJ,--,
vtrd has been pulled OF. D. Liiel.g
wins the pcuuJnt tneit w Tie 80,
cry on the foilowins "elH,i H,i,,e -4,asA''
rets In Gotham viii Bee aPP@''
News. 4 n1p
rs. r,snnet,zine announcement ysrS Z q ..
-. +stss1 Large bakeries !n Nssr confs'
ti@S H,sy roTt..n Egg mixture IN t.sss,lt teI
.s us.is Nv and Is ID win be e.,', i.,. ,o Bl~
ai,,,,o.,liDg fradesman In that .l' ~ healls. "a
fortune al the expense - DemOcrsi
MS customers. Rochester
Chronicle
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-The chinese government
recalled Yuan Sli Isl 10 power 70 re-
l.-I-. the revolutionary movement, Pc
Et-a itself was believed threatened and
lis harrison strengthened. - Ihe
Turkish Parliament was opened anu
-ut-lL Lruu rhf throne was read. no IN
r..srior OF peace in the near future was
liscuyerabIe lu 'ts terms, an unlmpor-
t.rf -llrulsh was reported in TripoA
The Duke and Duchess of Con-
ua--I- were cordially welcomed at OF
ra.. Level, the aviator. whose
skull and spine were fractured on
Thursday. died nc Rheims. == Hans
Schmidt G. swiss aviator. was killed
wlI. ma king aD exhibition flight near
Berue. -= Italys third superdread-
.au1l- the Leonardo da NincI, was sue
..--..[v launched at Genoa - Two
of rr. bandits who seized two Spanish
American iron men near Santiago de
Cuba were captured.
IESTIC-President Taft broke
ground for the Panama Pacific luterna-
ucua. Exposition 10 san Francisco, IN
fLa presence Ut more than lOU.nuv per-
sens and amid dramatic and impressive
ceremonies. -= John Marshall Harlan
senior associate justice Of the United
States supreme Court died AT his home
ir Washington. -= John r. Walsh, the
CORNER CLt4co banker was released on
parole from the federal penltentlary at
L--r.-H.rl-. Kan. having served one
-aar ..-.r w u-ls and tWentE-slN daEs
.I "a Hr--.aar sentence. == Edward NJ.
Ias-ar-. Hf this city. spoke before Ihe
Chamber Of Commerce and Marutactur-
.r-. Climb .t Buffalo MOuSlguOT
FaleorIo. the Apostolic Delegate, ordered
lue practice 1- collecting contributions
al the doors Of Catholic churches dls-
continued. =- George +. Baker. IT,
l~HHH
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

had agreed to pay for this money for three
months was S,744 II, or $50 per cent. the
attorneys say that in almost every case
they were able to settle Immediately with
the loan company by Offering 20 pay oack
the original amount loaned with interest
at per cent a year The report states
that in nearly all OF the cases handled the
original loans had been obtained for burial
expenses or doctors fees. This disagrees
with the popular view that the borrower
on a salary is usually a profigate or
spendthrift."
Johnny were you beating that little boy
next door,"
Certainly not. ps. was Just going
through some manRuvres.
Who could chastise the kid after such a
statesmanKe answer as that?-Louisville
COurierJournaL
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
Peopfe and Social Incident,

p.eu Tor the season by ogden riy,,.
Mills and mis- bride who was 5ls, ws-ssu w-s.''u
Rutherfurd saE.,
Miss Caroline dc Forest and ,s..
Calender arrived n town yertors,.. .'aY
stoninston for She season. - ''oa
Colonel W C.. Rafferty, T.. s A.. s,..-.
commander AZ Fort Wright. Fis5s,.. ',..,'''t
y. Y. and Mrs. Rafferty, enter.o,.e' ''.sn''
dinner on Thursday nieat Ccnerar h. Al
chief Of the United States a-tirs.~. ~
chevaiier LowenthaI-Linau charge a.. '
faires Of the Austrian Embarw !. NJ. - AZ
ington, and Nine. Won Lowenfbst a'0'
the Countess Nostlz. wife of IN, ~.
attache Of the Russian Embassv r. n
John VI. Ferguson. Lieutenant co-,-..--.' q
Arthur Heating l.. s. r.. and Ar-. ,'
Ing and Mrs. =. ~ Ferguson ana Ia sae
Helen Ferguson. -'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
RETURNS TO DESK AFTER YEAR
Gustav Il. Schwab Able to Resume
Duties as Head Of Oelrichs & Co.

Gustav H. schwab, head Of Oelrichs &
Co. agents in this city for the North
German Lloyd Line returned TO his desk
Yesterday after an absence Of nearly
year His health broke down and he suf-
fered from nervous prostration.
Mr Schwab's business was In the hands
of mis- son. Gustav II. Schwab, jr, during
the period Of recuperation. on the return
of his father 10 the Office yesterday ne
went on a deferred wedding trip.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
HE DOES NOT SPEAK FOR WILL On.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Your editorial Of October 10, in which
my book is mentioned. has Just come TO my
desk Please note that the book is entirely
my personal output. is in no way the official
product OF the Short Ballot Organization
and. in fact only three chapters Of II come
within the province Of this organization
This organization concerns itself solely
with preaching the general principle that
ballots should be shorter and simpler IL
permits all short ballot advocates TO dis
agree as freely a : they Ike regarding ques-
tions OF the application Of the doctrine
Governor Wilson's views are undoubtedly
different from mine in many respects, but
that doesn't impair the orthodoxy OF either
Of us as short ballot advocates. So far
as I know, Governor Wilson has not even
read my book RICHARD 5 CHILDs.
New York oct u. 1911
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
a sEApER,s COMPLIMENT.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. AS a regular reader OF The Tribune
7 would Ike 10 compliment you on What
Is Going on To-day" which Is printed op-
posite the editorial page. II IS an excei-
lent feature. RbADEH'
Jamaica, y. Y. Oct u, 1911.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
Find RUINS oE THE lNcAs.

New Haven. oct. H-Reports received
here from the Yale exploring expedition IN
Peru say that important discoveries have
been made OF old ruins connected with the
period of The lncas. The ruins have been
investigated and the work OF the expedition
has been successfully extended 90 a survey
OF the region lying between the Andean
Range and the Pacific Coast line.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
If THEY ALL KNEW.

From The ST. Louis Post Dispatch
4 woman SPEAKER told New York SUI
fruge meeting that we women haven't
concentration. our minds just 20 flirting
around and don't get anywhere" Consid-
ering which. ~ IL not superfiuous for mere
man 10 muss about IN women's affairs when
thaN know LhnmselNes so Meuo
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
NepDo1k Gribnile.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1911.

This gcirSpCpcr is otcHcd and pub
iishcd by The Tribune Association. O
NeiO York corporation, Office and prin-
opal place OF business, Tribune Build
tug. no. 154 Nassau street. Neto York;
ogden Mills. president; ogden ". Re'd'
secretary; James IT, Barrett, treasurer.
The address of the officers rs the Office
0t thiS newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

The Harvard overseers have voted to
put the date Of commencement forward
one week. 1t is a sensible move. since
the present commencement season
stretches over ten davs or more and
practically divorces class day and grad
uation day. The new plan will make for
economy Of time and the greater con-
venience Of both graduates and under
class men, who have suffered in the past
from a too extended commencement
schedule.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
AND STRIPED LIKE TIGERS

From The Philadelphia Inquirer
Horses that are spotted like leopards are
common In China but We have stranger
species over here Politicians that are
spotted like the mischief are common. In
this country.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
GOING TO EXTREMES.

From The Springfield Republican.
Ex-Fir- Chief Croker OF New York City
declares that the law should prohibit a
stick OF wood of any kind In any building
even FOR window castings and doors That
would help conservation at all events
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
THE TALK or THE DAY.

All speed records for travelling to a fire
I'm Chicago and for getting started were
broken m tests made for Fire Marshal Sey-
ferlicI Of seven automobile combination
hose wagons and chemical engines. The
motors ran over car tracks and lodged in
and out behind wagons. averaging forty
three miles an hour by the speedometer.
Seyferlich SAYS horse-drawn engines on a
short haul viii average about ten miles an
hour and less on hauls as long as the one
the modern engines made.
Pspa-what do YOU think OF the new
Wiilie-Don't YOU think its Just a little
bt risky getting one now before the 1912
models are out2-Puck.
THE PROPER ADVISERS
II women must be devotees
OF Lady Nicotine.
T. spare mans sensibilities
They ought 10 use a screen.
oar city fathers understand
The rules Of etiquette
And very properly have banned
The female cigarette.
But lest the courts be Overtasked
Their edict they've sidetracked.
Until their counsel has been asked
What power they have TO act
No doubt this learned gentleman
VIII do the best he can.
But what on earth were they about
To leave II 10 a man.
mans opinion cuts no ice"
II ne with women strives.
IL
They'd better ask their wives
G. B. NJ
do YOU honestly believe the world is
growing better
yes. ! do. I saw a woman paying car
fare FOR twelye-year-old boy this morn
ing without making any effort % convince
the conductor that the child was under
six. Chicago Record Herald.
Cuba is making 4 strong bid for the pat
ronage OF winter tourists. and The Ha-
vana Post" the only paper In the republic
published In English. IL booming IT'S attrac-
tons The Posts" tourist edition. gor-
geOus publication. In coiors. sets forth most
enticingly the charms OF Uncle Sans late
ward. II takes nifty pages Of text ana
pictures 70 tell Of only a part OF the allure
ments OF the Pearl OF the Antilles" and
II they are up 10 the samples offered by
the Post" there ought to be a good many
Americans and American dollars south
ward bound In the next few months.
81 envy the man who believes that super
stition about Friday" said Mr.. Growcher.
Il consider II depressing
Not az all. A man ought 20 be mighty
comfortable who can feel sure there's only
one unlucky day I'm the week Washing
ton star.
A firm OF lawyers retained 10 assist vic
tins Of the loan sharks In New York
city who applied FOR help have reported
on their work. which lasted nearly three
months. During that time" says The
Survey" the lawyers settled three hun
dred cases for pc Die who had been In the
clutches OF loan companies for from six
months 10 five years. The total principal
borrowed by these three hundred persons
was -. ~ 90. and the interest which they
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
ONE ISSUE GONE.

From The Milwaukee Journal
one OF Uncle Sans customs men found
thirty pockets in a wOman's skirt Now
let the women forever hold their tongues
about not having equal rights with men.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
OR BOTH.

From The Toledo Blade.
The New York man who wants ms VIE
10 get "a divorce and marry the affinity she
ran away with either has a philosophical
mind or knows where ne can get another
wtfa
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

Mayor Shank Of indianapolis continues
his laudable efforts TO discipline the local
potato trust The outraged potato mid
dlemen OF the Indiana capital ought TO
come on here and handle some Of the
worlds championship baseball tickets
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
STILL.

From The Atlanta Constitution.
They're crusading against mosquitoes IN
New Jersey. Again or YETI
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

owen wister can now quote Mark
Twain for himself and declare that the
report Of his death was greatly exag-
gerated
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
It was an unofficial half-holiday.

Courthouse bill signed? Oh, yes; that's
the business that has been dilly-dallying
along almost ever since Henry Hudson's
time,
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

Rarely since its invention was the
ticker more assiduously consulted after
3 o'clock than it was yesterday after
noon. Great is baseball.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

Champ Clark says the President will Kill
himself by the speeches he Is making IN
the West Champ ought 20 know about
oratorical fatality. II Mr.. Bryan's inquest
on Canadian reciprocity was accurate
Houston Post.
Speaker Clark's anxiety TO add new
members to the In Bad" club is nat
ural even if not commendable.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

II a Chinese republic is established,
how long Will it take the majority Of its
four hundred million citizens to become
aware Of the fact?
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

Our esteemed neighbor The World"
is so violently opposed to Murphy and
Tammanyism that II adopts criticism Of
his opponents as the best and most sue
cessful means Of attack on him.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

All honor 10 the courage Of the woman
who refused to consider a Friday and
the thirteenth as adding to the risks Of
v,,atri71or1vf
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

II is said that there is great interest in
the proposed change Of name OF Black
wells Island to Hospital Park. There
would seem 10 be room for great interest
in the retention of name which has
become historic and is Of real signih-
canoe
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

Another marriage on the same day will be
that OF Miss Adelaide Pendergast, daughter
OF J. Lynch Pendergast. 20 Lawrence Thomas
Durant In the Ladies' Annex OF the Metro
politan Club. Miss Eleanor Granville Brown.
daughter Of Mrs. Waldron 2 Brown, will
be the only bridal attendant, and Basil y.
Durant will act as his brother best man.
Lawrence T. and Basil y. Durant are the
sons OF Mrs. J. L. Durant and grandsons Of
the late Thomas Clark Durant, first presi-
dent OF the Union Pacific Railroad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03

roof a1ot, ihc Two exits. luI lu u
sp,cfD. 'guit ready to chain 90 Dbl.
i0 r.ica., tu' moving qucu, AZ
other Inspector has charge oi I.|.
ufpnD ~, ufofm7 Tho 10. p,cur .
ho destination ana capacity OF Nh.
cars tla.NHHI tN NacHnClrs
thn m,rIr .1rr uWi thc ius..D..
counts uuI o., messengers IN tlo dH
u,- arl UHH .I hi loo excess of t..
uuWu,. 'ur NhoW coats pr, availaY..
DeniaI from Mormon prophe,
lUI'uVu. POI. agitation again
Nomuu bpt President Smtb u
u. NpUuau church -rudt the follow
Iu. denial um Snli Lake city UfJu
With 10 t.DW tu cHuutcract The mis-
representations NOW being made boz
Er.luH and 'r 'h, hupo 10 establish
hp truth d,DIa, that during ~,
mime .o1m of m, pI,sIdcnc, OF ~,
church OF Latter U1t saints. no man
100 lp church having uu, wife ha
ur,u pDuH3,i go tatr go himself al.
other $50 uu, 100 authority IN ~.
,lurl has boon permitted 10 per
form .urN o. wtrrina, under pain nt
hrIu. ,,roUwuui,af.. from thc
church $40 person boz an, land rs In.
titrd to prcnw' "a mcmror al tie
church with ,hD expectation of iividI
in tu, marriage state than uht lbs
10 800 Christian cuuu iics. bu AZ
PERSONS arD invited to loiu us puls as
uufhrre boz losus Christ and slaic
'hr ullu'ss Of grace vou'hsaiyl ~
us a. y, boli,v, lob revelations
The ,huloh pnIoius upon tii ifs
Wpmuct- obedience fu the laws ard
al' pfup,rl, constituted authoutS
Ant statement tu th, contrary. cor
which 1scrlbcs to th, church any viii.
tuIutss .u Cpuuf,u1uc, ur chcpurae
~, form of lmuoralir, nr loose II
iuE whatsoever Is false ana viii bring
condemnation on its authors We asa
you 90 invite eiih us in opposition 40
all appeal. 20 passion on prejudice ~
hits time and earnestly solicit most
hcaichiug Investigation into the con.
duct of our mymh rs IN every com.
uunity of the church We pledge
ourselves 10 DO al ~ Our power To as
sisi such an INVESTIGATION
Rev William lllack sometimes
called Father Black, is back from
France. where he has been spending
honey moon IT, was married re.
Gently bN the Rev nonry WASHINGTON.
wear of - SnviourS. St George .
square. 90 Doe Dobcll Tidl Father
Black Was tnr four wears Cu~loy
Father member of The Episcopal
ian moanstic community ~ Crnwlcy
- John tie took q strong line
against the rcmarriagc IN he church
Ot divorced persons \ that time IA =
late Prcbendary Nilliors .ol :, Paul :,
knightsbridgr although o member of
The committee of thc English Church
Union. had performer these Ger nonics
aud BLACK refused 10 preach IN hl,
church The superior seat Father
Maturln 10 preach there Instead
Father Black held that this was 4
rebuff To him. ana refused Ia preach
again Tor IN" society unless an
apology was offered
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
BOY SCOUT MANUAL
AMER|CAN|zED
Oath Has Been Changed. Law
Amplified by American
Ideals of Manhood ana
Citizenship.


Ia sending out the zoos 'dinou of
IN" W'nu.l. ih' i'J1'l o tl, 80!
Scouts "i America i.'' mat W last
'n'> '''' adapted 'h. HIDpl,s ol
i'D' 1908 scout m"t'u'U 90 -ut tdr
u'.d- "i in' AW,Ol"u '"t Tho
n"'"W'" ' h1- ho'u Nm'u. W<cd n
n"t '''n .ir'ut' 'tlt tn urgHuil1-
tl"u inst VAS started u i.s cnunt,5
"d'ru" 100 tn1Iaud au9 then BOO ID
h'N I"tW transferred r." th'e country
'NhHld need AUGMENTATION The
i"'l I~ mat f.u'r'l SIP l;on,rt Baden
P"N'N added mess iJ't- Go 90, prlu-
'p', Nh'u De- ,"uu' H'I. .ud when
in' li"N scouts BOT America ner, tJrl-
'd more IMAM }'Ar $500, it bad many
Tore 'Iu punSr-. $50 popular did tu
s'niNu'u b'"m. fhai The English
manual win several '.fHt'r. 'f Er-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
NOTICE. 70 TEACHERS.

The R,rnalIllo Counts institute WI
convene ia enc Central school build
ing on the corner OF Lead avenue amt
THIRD street iu tho city ut Albuquer.
cue ON lun, stu 1911. and continue
"a session iof -four Wecha Il is com.
pulsogy upon an Teachers Who expect
go teach in he territory 20 attend
some institute ton az least ten days.
\ t. STROUP,
Comfy School Superintendent,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
GREAT INCREASE IS
SHOWN IN ARIZONA
FARM VALUES
Statement Issued by Census
Director Durand Indicates
Rapid Growth of Terrltory's
Agricultural Resources.


oiiil.ai .f. f'mcut from CENSUS
bureau relative to- a. -t cultural
statistic o." Ia, tcrrn. arizona
collected .f the thIrt.,uH Oh D,uuiul
United ~i.tc. census. Npt l. irio.
II b. based co. ~, n..y COM
p rutN, Unmury submitted to the
director bN pr. H. Grand Powers.
chi'f 1tt-tiran OF H. division OF
aeficu'tutD 100 the aur,u .I tuc ccu-
sus This summary su.,. .rr both
th' D.u.u.'- OF 1910 uu. .I.i uf 1909.
th. ported total ,alu, . 81, IN and
buildings, aud jmplcm .ud ma
,plurr total ucr,tr,. Improved acre
age. Ht'rts, acres pcr .U. tscrug'
tdlu, u'r acre of farm ud llour.
aud th" aggregate rNp,nt.ur. for la-
Dor and i,rtili1,rs u .-. distr'b-
ut'- Oh, total number Y .Irm~ ace
c'rllug to color uf farm. specified
rhau0t't of tenure: whether hclN
ir', or m"rtgagcd 5y owners. aud b.,
certain acreage groups
I'm. director gives nu.,, talt Tia"
ilgur"- arr subject To- revision later.
as uumhc Of farms who's. returns
are incomplete Nnl b, included IN
tho fual tables Thcs, additions ~ III
not. IN nil probability. modify any ct
ina amounts or rates contained IN
Tho pr,csut .tatcmcui.
Although marked increase iu th.
number of farms g. reported for the
territory there ~ q not drrr,as, 81
farm area of ncurl; iuu.pno ac."s.
confined principals to Two counties
Navajo ana Coconino whore some
500. 600 acres hclnugiug 90 % large
land company. The transfer 10 IN"
forest rrs'rv, ~ large area. of land.
previously oWlcd by nc railroad.
that was rented FOR grazing purposes
100 1900, account for another large
| area Thesc lands W,r, used for
the sam, purpose in 1910, but not
under circumstances th1t permit their
classification 8~ furm lands Exodus
iVr of the two counties reporting q a.
cr'ts'. tho acreage ct farm land ~
Altoona increased - per cent. These
( lands. not onum, rated loo lalp. W,rr
/ oll ut small value per acre. and their
| omission makcs thc average value of
( land per ucr, show ur slightly larger
than was actually tho case.
tn, census of agricuitur, wa. taken
primarily for The purpose uf obtaining
| au accurate inventory of ll cluv~c-
of farm prop ty Ni~tiua ON NprN ~.
| i9iu. 70 gomplct, rNh.bu ur farm pp.
| ,rutiuus during tho var ended Do
| comb'r 3D. 1909. and statcmclt of
| the number and Nalu, uf d"meSti,
| animals iu cities aud v'llst m April
o.. 1910.
- ID.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03

n you wan, stylish horse ana
buggy. see w. l. Trlmblc. lls North
Second 81 Phone 80 3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03

~pra, ru,np- and SPRAYING nai"ri-
aiS ior al purposes. " ", iII.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
Mothers
Friend

ant mothers which contains much
valuable information, and many sug'
gestions OF helpful nature.
D&ADflELD kECVLAJ p8 CO., Asssss. &c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
YOUNG
Mothers

no Young woman, in the 10Y al
coming motherhood. should neglect
10 prepare her system Tor the phys
zeal ordeal she is 10 undergo. The
health of both sh. aud her coming
child depends largely upon the care
'lie besto~5 upon herself during Tho
waiting months. Mothers Friend
prepares the cNpcCtaut mothers ays-
TEN fer the coming cveut, and it's use
iuakes her comfortable during all the
term II works with and Tor nature.
and by gradually expanding all It's
sues. muscles and tcndons. involved
aud Keeping the breasts in good CON
ditlon brings the woman to the O. So
~ splendid physical condition. The
haby too is more apt 10 be perfect and
strong where the mother has thus
prepared herself tor nature S supreme
ithction. No better advice could be
Given a young cxpectant mother than
ihat She use Mothers Friend il is q
medicine tha, has proven its value in
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03

7 no u , 4 Y q , VI
ca,s Mother :
FRIEND Is sold At
drug stores
Write for free
book for expect
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
OHIO scouts Developing Rapidly

Preston G. OrWig, field secretary
of ihc Boy Scouts of America. who
recently made tour OF the liOy
Scout organizations In the west save
that in Columbus. especially. he Boy
Scouts ARE of the highest order
Concerning Scouting ana especially
the boys In Columbus. OrWig says:
That scouting har taken grip on
com nunitiHs IN All parts of The cOun.
ny 10 demonstrated by the fact that
Ia AL the places touched la my "trip
10 thr west tho work was found 20
bee Ia a most llourishing condition,
dnd backed up hy the very best men
In each community la Columbus
ONO. th, work headed by Mr.. Edgar
> Martin Is OF the highest order
The Scout masters IN Columbus are
AN unusually I'm, &c ~ men. and
are hocnly interested IN the work. MI
Martin b. director of public recrca
ton, public official. aud with tn
multltudinOus duties of his Office hht
found time 10 oversee the Scout woi
OF the city Local council IN toluu'
bus IL one OF the most representa-
IN the country. being co.npoarG H'
business men lawyers. banker. HH'
slciaus. rcnfssentatiNc Of institution
doing work Tor boys. mcalbcra Oi prD
tCstani Catholic and IicbrcN dpuDu
nation. The work In iOlumnu NIa
grown 10 such an extent that thrt ,N
Ecct shortly To pui on a paid clN
secretary to look after tuc Scout
/ work"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03

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