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The Washington times., 1911-01-08
Capital Chickens Entered

RICMOND. Va, Jan. S.-All prepara-
tions for the fifth annual Virginia poul-
try show, which will be held here Janu-
ary II to IA. inclusive, are now complete,
and Secretary Walter J. Todd says that
the entries this year will reach 1850. Not
only is Virginia well represented, but
so are the District of Columbia, North
Carolina, Maryland, and Tennessee.
The Washington times., 1911-01-08
Gallaudet Is Strong.
At Close of G. u. Game

In a'fast basketball game the Catho-
lie University won from Gallaudet Col
lese, in the Rrookland gymnasium, by
4 to 3s. 3
The absence Of Captain Tobin told
somewhat on the Catholics, for after
an excellent start they tired toward the
close and Gallaudet came with rush.
but lack Of teamwork kept them from
equallng the advantage which their
rivals had obtained early in the contest.
Mcdonnell, Clancy. Craven, and Arras
were tho individual stars.
The Washington times., 1911-01-08

Goals from fieId-FTaZler I3), MoIIOy
Gl, Thornton QO), Miller (6l. Hoppe.
Barnes, Walk (0, Conover, Keith 60.
Scott (2), Morris. Goals from free toss
made-Hoppe C2), Barnes, Conover c..
Goals from free toss missed-Hoppe,
Barnes C2l. Fouls-PeEulars. 2: Ingram,
g. Referee-Mr CulliflOwer. Timer-MT.
Hansen. Time of halves-20 minutes.
The Orioles, one of the Y. NJ. C. 4.
teams, were beaten by the Rovers by
15 to 8.
The Washington times., 1911-01-08
Dual GVm Meet.

Business High School and Georgetown
Pfeps have arranged a dual gymnasium
meet to be held in the Ryan gym on
January 2L
The Washington times., 1911-01-08

y DONIIeIII IsydI.. d. U'-. '.'.s .I1UWcI
Field Coals-McDonnelI e., Clancy 06),
Lambert CD, O'Oonnell C2), Cantwell %,
Ryan ID, Craven "a, Battiste "a, Arras
C5I. Free ethrowS-McDonnell (2), Craven
a. Time Of halves-20 minutes. Ref
eree-Mr. Fury.
The Washington times., 1911-01-08

1OdI9 IIOlI ICIu-I y IVT' IICIsII 0"J,
Coleman 90, McCarty GD, F. Glavoni
Gl, Henderson, Roberts. Free tosses-
Fry 81, Collingsworth 90. Glavonl. Ref
eree-Mr. {. +. Pennington.
The Washington times., 1911-01-08

Batting In the Runs.
When attention was called in these
columns several days ago TO the fact
that Doc Gessler drove in more runs
The Washington times., 1911-01-08

Talk of a break between the major
minors and the real major leagues is
getting less and less.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
SANATORIUM IS TO
Be ERECTED IN
DEATH VALLEY
0ld-Timer Says Deadly Gas
May Become Curative
Agent for Tubercular Pa
tients, Killing the Germ.

o. pruth valley Iuyo oounp. Cabs
which has hitherto been fatal Co man
and beast chat ycntured within .f
confines. a urt, -onImrium Tor tu-
brr.lo.s e to Rise, SAYS writer lu
Ga, st. Louis Post Dispatch d. ~
Nledso.. miner pru~poctor aud pnN
sIcH", first suggested Il, ana thos, of
his prufp ION vino have Investigated
ia udorsp 10 cuthuaiustiCallA
nowhere u the world is There O.
place more ideal tor such "a sauur-
um says ,ur doctors Tho climate
is perfect for persons with weak
LUNGS, pu} after day the sun shines
uudimmrd by tho least vapor nuy
after day th, temperature, hardly
Nurics dcErvc. Surrouuding tho fa-
NOUS valley tower the mountains.
ranging in color from dingy harmed
out unts ot blue aud shadoWy gray.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
NIsW RAILROAD N
MEXICO BUILDING

N,N.u CTS. Aus d. .ou MAJ So.
lelu. tu, government ~ Nmico
graut,l 90 concession Goo Irw Wood
of Moiro city for fh. building OF %
railway IroW santa iu,ryu'a 60 Cam.
prch. 3D. distance uf approximately
$50 NIom,tyrs ru. railroad Was n-
ruruorutod md,r tHr nam, of a.,
Vera cruz. Ttngs,u a Cumpochr rail-
way.
Mr. Wood has financed tu, .ou.
strurtou ut t3c road with Euslsh
capital uuu grading has already Boon
commences The point at whtHH U...
-tru.uuu BIAS commenced B.. Santa
Luueua on the era cruz 'ud l-flwus
Wlvay l3I u ukcll that when tH.
rainy season i- over work NlIl Hc
commenced also from D8mpUcHc.
I'D. entire route through .Hn states
of paNa.a Chupas. Tautsou and
tumpoche trayrrsrs very rrr and
interesting part of M,Niyu. which hUs
Ioug needed railway mUnti,. This
new railway roc les western end. cone
uocts with the National liullWafs
system aud t tho eastern end with
che United HailVaye OF Nucatan
% is interesting Go many Go note
thai che uuaucing of inns railway haas
been accomplished even ln the mcc
ol tno late revolution
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11

Tho attitude ranges from s,,,ui
thousands uf ivyr onuN, 5000 lDy,l tu
several hundred rc.i h.Iuu
TH, plant oI tho sauIturum ls pros
posed Dos the promoter win stand ON
Oh, Valleys edge, about 5000 OF 1000
t.ef above tho s,t Ft.W th, lawn
that must Dec tuusuuui.l from some
NOR. G,ul1l ,lIuHr. .U. wuuutalue
vi1 Shop. away q. iH. y.r, d,uth, ol
tine valley. 800 fry r,uN 5000 lowell
vb,ro IN, aIr ts su n.lHE oven 100 th.
sun. tuut 10 Be- GIfr,UI. far human
being tp breathe even without tN,
deadly gases chat furm iu "a, u,in.s
and gllurs
According 90 pr II.d-u., who mas
spent B.. years Boo and about Jl, yaI-
loy the ms which proves .u fatal Coz
alI Iuut come Within ryHnH mgv ID,
mJdp thp curative Us,ut far CousImp-
.tsrs o., says 10 vN hI No., germs
of tuberculosis
Itis carbol,r acid sls chat sl,, tho
N3UuN it deadly guuIiuc $50 animal,
uH i- we'll known. can uyr boo "a hong
especially in summer Whom th, suu
rls,e above Boo tho bralpu sk. uuros.
thr uuv drausut animals of Oh, south
West, though tougupI and mur. hardy
than horses suffer more tuJu Ga,
larger animals H,.lu-. thrE arc
Smaller aud $40 Wo,. thruush tu,
d,us.r ros and rats .tUl SMALLER dir
almost 8r soon as Cine gas touches
thuw A man ON foot f.eH 'hu effect
ui th, Efs MOE. quickly laau ono Hu
horseback
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
STRONG AWARDED THE
CONTRACT FOR SCHOOL
FURNITURE LAST NIGHT

90. education held boz the Central school
building Hsr night Styou- u0.h,
We're awarded the contract for GOO
nIsh.ug tho schools vlru furniture
such as desks aud o.nor .quipmrr,
which VIII be- necessary for ouGirUlu-
the eighth grade department whic.
is t0 be- started this year iu jhe J..
brar, buildug several merchant.
had bids n ZOO. The furniture which
win See iu place before rGc openiu-
day col school Those present ai th'
meeting last Ishr were. President
A. Nuloy. o. rs Colbert Gtor-e
Glpg0lr Noa lluld 4. 4 Tumble NJ
* Wyidor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
FULGHUM RELEASED
MORGAN HARDING
IS JAILED
Wheel of Fate Turns Around
Yesterday; One Man Gets
Out of Prison on Bond; An.
other is Arrested.

\,'rl' 70 muuln leu i %. luIghuu.
IS cowboy and rlueurr ..in arrested
10. county officers BOO Nihugu,rpu, ou
"a chJrp ol hurluiUs sixteen SOAR
old gi iut Immoral purposes tie
was released lg territorial utHur.-
Ties. only Goo 30, immediately rrurry.t-
,d oa lc sam. cuweD ul federal off
uc,rs Fu'loViul utrmuIrt hrJr-
strand Jury uud,I bond o. $500. Full
ghum was released from iJu F,st.r-
day afternoon on bond furnished
10y a. j Ross of li.usbwu. and " s..
liupaVoll ut Albuquerque
The man who -vor, 90 tIr tDr'l-
tar.iI ADD federal complaints against
Fu|gnum rs Morgan IA ding Whether
Tulguum had anything GO du with
the proposition or not is NOT known,
uut shortly hofor, Fulghum was roe
'rascd from JAIN ho had tine -au-u,-
u"n o' srcmg Harding tak. u.s place
Harding was arrested hN -h.lN G,I-
uumo f. sanchez of Socorro county
and taken TO Socorrp last night o.
o.. alleged that Harding owed board
bin OF slT5 tu Mrs. NJ b. Walker COL.
'.' .'I ' w Il.' fI NN'Ii '.AIN N'''tl| A.. |'IIN
hr neglected and failed CO. pos Hard
Inns b. Be- s1id secured two mon to goo
un his bond Hat Do would settle th.
Indebtedness, later jumping the bond
auI leaving Socorro on % baudcar and
coming 90 Albuquerque, FulZuum
and Harding w,rc thrown Together
u Albuquerque and both mua Naut
to Fulshum ranch east of tho uni.
Ncrsitt 90 live. According Co Full
ghum. Harding refused 10 work pu
tic place for his keep ana They had
Ia fight which eliminated In Harding
swearing tU complaint against Full
ghum ou the charge which is to Do.
cousId red uy the federal grand jury
this fail
Harding is practically an invalid,
being afflicted with Tuberculosis and
other Diseases he was for som, time
"a prospector for gold iu Alaska
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
POSSIBLE OIL AREA
MAY EXTEND OVER
VAST FIELD
Herald Correspondent on the
Ground Says Geological For.
nations Indicate FIFTEEN
Hundred Square Miles.


seven Lakes. N ~ Aug H.. Tho
locality known u- tho seven Lakes
country is about 80 to ~ miles from
Thor,Hu. and 20 miles from Chavez
owing Goo prolonged rainy spell
some time ago roads are generally
bad. but tho extra travel due Goo l"'t-
INK of ou claims is pultag th, roads
IN good shape. Cumpors arc finding
IN" contr, n fine shape. as tncrr
ar, frequent rain water lHkps Hud
very good grass every "bsr..
~ Co the oil Bcld, geological i,u.
lures indicate that tine AREA und'.
which "a, uU may De- found is quite
extensive. probably 600 miles wide.
from north 60 south, and 30 Co -'|
mites from east tu west Practically
every quarter section hts been foe
Gated on for ten miles Go tho south
and east and H. ur 90 miles north
and west from the we'll
The well itsclt is situated On r. q.
Tales Steven Lakes rtush. and is
36s feet in depth pU was frH en-
cuuntorrd zee something over goo feet
hut very slight flow. At about $50
feet tho larger flow oi uil Was en-
tered. uuo this flow BIS accompanied
by the gas. owing Go the fact that
the we'll was drilled for water ynd
q perforated casing was used, there
is large amount of water about
POO feet ahov, the oil. ana the Flow of
water 3. en strong that ~ b. impus-
sibl' tu lower 10 and bring nap ans
of th, uil unadultcrat-d. When the
water ia lowered as much us pussl bic
tho rush Of gas Is quite noticeable.
being strong enough 60 shake tho
projecting portion OF %, woii casing.
Numerous other lucatorS hat, de-
'larod their Intention ol starting
wells 40 soon as. tho drilling rigs can
Dee brought ln lnd as these ere iu
various parts of the Held n Will 5000
hc well explored
There is mo- great rush. uut several
surveying parties sr, steadily 90 work
and SOM, new luonturs are arrNiug
daily, A. to choice OF locations th'rc
can hardly %, said tp be- any. except
for immediate speculative, value. SEA
Their. are no means OF determining
uuiU further drilling ls don, whether
Tho present sell rs iu ia, best part oi
The basin cor not as OH VAS ,ucpuu-
tered iu drilling tNo VOLTS 9. aud l6
mil's, respectively tu tho southwest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11

aud some even gu su far 1s 90 give
bonuses o. surgeons who have done
good work in ao0ung patients, and
thus reducing or perhaps eliminating
the annoyance ana expense OF dctuin-
ing passengers az New York.
\ Tow mod, RIA liners are equipped
with ISOLATION wards. which have no
connection with the ships general
hospital, and ON these vessels the sur-
goou &c. able To- remove patients nom
compartments whore they arc a
source at danger 10 their fellow tray
,icrs On ships which du have isola-
ton wards. the surgeon sometimes
puts an infectious ease in e single
room. although this is ct always prac-
ucahlc. At all events ho b. required To
keep careful medical history of all
cases developed iu transit. So that tn"
quarantine doctor may have iitst
hand Information.
ono 81 the principal factors In de-
tormlning thu necessary length of do
tontion is the period OF incubation.
I'm cholera cases this ie said Co vary.
ANA last week DC was decided To- hold
Infected ships Dt quarantine for ten
days instead of 1--WE The presence
ot oholvra carriers indicated that the
public would hc better protected "
the poriud N,rc heightened. u be- pos
sihl, that ia future. at least while @
cholera invasion is threatening. there
viii u, medical supervision of immi-
grants after their release. This viii
involve co-opcrntion on tho part of
boards ct health iu On. various cities
90 which m, newcomers GO. u has
been decided 90 extend the bdCtorio-
logical yxa,nipatirn to every incoming
sto,rurc passenger from the M,ditor-
uu,an. at each port along the coast.
Thls has virtually bee done already I'm
Sew York. according 90 the puaran-
tine doctors
Although obvious efforts have been
made 10 create q cholera scare. New
YORK mas refused tu b,como alarmed
the public apparently has reached TIA,
conclusion that mud,r.. sanitary
science liz sufficient guarantee
urainst tn importation ur bacteria.
u has also refused t. become excited
over Urid tales of conditions 80 thu
detention islands Hoffman and swim
huru,. which lr about half mile
off the south shore of Sutcu island.
THE islands came under br botl =
supervision in 1908. when "a. quar-
autiur commissioners were abolished
aud their duties handed over Coz the
health officer
before pr pott took ,harg, or
them. certain diseases. such AS scar
l,t FOYER dtpthcru. measles ana
htekon uuy that came into port were
handled by tHs board pf health whose
ambulance and boats transferred
patients Cos o., citls pou,auuuy hos
pitals Tn, puarantiu, commission
Dr- ear, fps diseases "uf thc FIRST
class, only but Dr Duty treats all
infectious cases az the SWinhutu,
island hospital Non, OF them reaches
the city. Hoffman Island is merely %
detention station. with arCummodn
ttons for first second and third
class or st,crugy passengers who huy,
hcou oApuscd 10 disease are held ion
ubrrtatiou o. they hocom, an thoy
are removed Co Swinnuruc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
MADER0 FOLLOWING
FALSE POLICY
D,ciur Na~qucH dc GunIcl SaN~ lie
Win sever I,clatiun- Miti Iibcrator
~ lie Do,~ Not Change Tactics.

M,Nioo City rug. ll.-pr. Fran.
cisco Nasqucl Gomez Monday night
said that 10, had not severed relations
with Francisco L. Madcro. but that 6
IN, leader OF the late revolution
would not change his policy It would
bc necessary that ho declare his In
dependence,
IN do not know t1, reason FOR 90,
arrests ot c1tam officials OF m,
army o. liberty hc declared but {
,uuad,r it most tmpouuc move
m,ut Or such proceedings are cnu-
uuuod number ut m'n viii raise thr
standard ut revolt, aud. seeking the
businesses rf the mountains nuy ear
r., ON guerrilla war CO.. even wOrt,
disrupt tno nation. W. are now iu %
tuu, Of peril and great tact should
%, used To- h,Dp AN elements within
bounds After the elections the gov
,rumcut can proceed with Wor,
surety. hlt iur the present $50 should
strive NOT o. provoke amy man tu take
100 arms against tH, existing author.
tides
"Gcuorll DuJa after hIs successful
revolution. gave office. 90 those of
his .olluw,rs whom hc deemed Nt,
and tur time Sept number OF men
ON the guNcyumDu, pas roll lu order
to avoid trouble ann not tccuW-
including that V, should follow boo
me footsteps ul tho ,N-prcsidont, but
feel quite sur, n en-, present policy
is followed IL will result u grave
danger 90 the Mexican nation.
OF wish 70 understood mat nay dil-
fcrvnces with Francisco MudDro
are not brcaus, lrar that mas not
Do, nominated Tor Ne. president hut
do not approx, of CO., puhclvs thHt
nav, been put into effect recently
viii have a conference. with Mr. Ma
dcro tomorrow morning 100 = O'Clock
ana I trust that We may COME tu an
understanding ass tu IN, best method
of promoting th, welfare uf NvN-
leo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
NEW MEXICO WOMAN
INJURED IN KANSAS

EmpOtIa. KAN Aug 10 WhilC Mrs
Emma l}lahut of Las Vegas, A. NJ,
was waiting Tor train at the Santa
Fo station saturday afternoon she
tainted ana fen across tho first track.
breaking her righ, arm above the
wrist She had limOnth-old baby
In her arms when she fell, but the
child was not hurt 4 doctor was cali
ed and she was taken 40 81 Marvs
hospital. where the broken bone was
SET. other than The broken arm Mrs
Blahut suffered no IN effect, IRON hor
iall, ana was able ia continue on her
way 10 Lang, this morning, where her
parents live.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
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free OF charge S.S.S. for sale at drug stores
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11

An ordinary ease Of diarrhuca can.
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Chambcrluin's collie, Cholera and nj
arrhoea Remedy This remedy has
uo superior for bowel complaints For
sale by an dealers.
Evening star., 1911-01-22

that-that made everything different
Insight by proxy is seldom SO keen,
though she argued.
"But you didn't hear Fenwick!' laughed.
I'm sure the gods gave me good mark for
that!
She moved away from the portrait, and
walked over to the long, low sofa that had
come to me from an accommodating grand
father. | followed and sat down by her
not really near her, | swear it! was fairly
poisonous with loyalty.
@You haven't told me what you think of
the portrait, Mr.. Lynde.'
Il? l am happy over it.
"Isn't that perfectly great? I'm so glad!
Oh, l have tried SO hard to do just the right
thing all through the sittings!'
@You've had the patience of fifteen differ
ent kinds of angels
@Well, that was only fair to you
ITO me-why?"
@Oh, well, because She smiled. Dear
Heaven! if she looked at me that way
sible for anything.
@Do you think Mr. Fenwick will like it?"
l pulled myself back to earth by Juggling
him in. This being mans best friend has
Internal drawbacks!
@Oh, he thinks it is wonderful, she said.
@Do you know what he calls it?'
"No; what?"
aHis triumph. And it really is, in way,
a triumph for Mr.. Fenwick, isn't it,"
aFor Fenwick?" echoed. For my part,
failed to find any influence of Fenwick in
my masterpiece.
"Yes; don't you think so?'
"I'm afraid l don't understand l said
coldly.
4Oh, he told me all about everything,
Faith laughed.
@Everything?"
Faith nodded.
@What do you mean?" asked blankly.
@Why-why about your not being very
anxious to do the portrait"
l caught my breath sharply.
@That is, not being overkeen about it;
thinking the subject was bit-well, medi-
ocre," q certainly had acted brilliantly!
or were there two playing Mr.. Machiavelli9
l felt my loyalty oozing), @and that of
course we were both poor, and that there
would be no money in it"
@And that l was sort of mercenary old
crouch, l SUPPOSE?
well, perhaps little; but that he finally
persuaded you."
ooh, he did, did he?" ground out
@Yes. And that of course it would be
OISdhihS III op'ii yooi Oieieie VI WIS.
Craigen, and that, of course again, all the
world knew how you felt about Mrs.
Craigen," (there was no doubt now about
Mr. Machiavelli the Second! Fenwick GER
tainly did know how l felt about Mrs.
Craigen-the wretchD; @but-well, that he
thought he had subject fit to your hand
and that could not stay East very long,
and that he just kept at you until you fl
naly had to say yes. And so," she finished.
u really don't see why it isn't his triumph.
Why can't you be generous?"
Il have been-very, said shortly.
Il certainly am grateful to him. | really
love the me in that picture She looked
long and earnestly at the portrait, what
Il don't know" lied. Was there money
enough in the world to persuade me to?
wondered. 4Do you want me to?'
Il don't know" she said slowly.
@Would you like me to give it to your"
She shook her head. "No. think, per-
haps," she looked at me steadily, Il shall
Evening star., 1911-01-22

me, though may find myself obliged to see
him even frequently again?'
"If you shall not learn to love him." said
the Countess, smiling wistfully, Il can wait
nearly all my life. l could almost wait to
have him at last in Heaven; but-Mary for
give me! this life is little more sure. You
will surely continue to hate him always as
now?"
"Perhaps even more" was Thurley's an
swer. I'D like to be your friend
She offered her hand. With another burst
of uncomfortable tears the little fame incar-
nate sank on her knees as she took it and
pressed it against her cheek.
Il came to hate-and l must love you!'
she said. "To think l can be SO glad to leave
all my happiness my hope, my life, in your
keeping! You will not forget, l know!' She
staggered to her feet and went blindly CROP
ing through the door.
To be continued ne1t Sunday
Evening star., 1911-01-22

and lawful wife, though he wish to divorce
me through purchased dispensation.
Thurley felt woman's sympathy yelling
in her breast for this desperately tortured
little Countess, even as something akin to
rage or indignation at Fiaschi surged in her
veins. She continued upon the subject now
for the qualification of both emotions.
@You were married abroad?'
an Paris-and three months later he saw
you, Princess! And have hated you till now" !"
"You came with him here to New York;
Il came alone!" declared the little being,
dashing away her tears of resentment at the
treatment of which her husband had been
guilty. "He shall not know that am here
till you send him away, and in his wounded
heart he shall wish for the soothing of my
love Perhaps you will help me, let me
know when you shall tell him to depart.
perhaps may" said Thurley. aWill
you trust me little, give me time, believe