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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-18
WEDNESDAY, OCT. Is. 1911.
THE MAN BEHIND THE SMILE

The visit of President Taft to the
western and eastern parts of the state,
will enable citizens of Montana to size
up the nations chief at close range.
That Is q much better method of form.
ing an opinion 70 to the merits OF q
man, compared with the acceptance OF
% estimate offered from parts an
sources.
The popular view OF the president
heretofore has been that he is a gen.
isl, easy-going citizen, who would
avoid political strife and controversy
"a man whose judicial temperament
suggests deliber alton and extreme
caution in matters upon which he Is
required to act. AS successor to q
president who was impulsive and
radical in some OF his views, MIR.
Taft's methods lack the spectacular
features with which the public was
entertained during the Roosevelt ad.
ministr alton.
During his western tour, however,
and on several occasions prior to his
departure from Washington, Presi-
dent Taft has demonstrated that he
possesses fighting qualities that can
be used with telling effect. These die
plays of belligerency we're q surprise
to some OF his friends az we'll as to
the political opposition. and caused
them to revise their estimate OF the
man behind the smile.
His tariff vetoes during the recent
special session. of: congress, which
have formed the subject OF some OF the
western speecheslmade by Mr.. Taft,
we're a scathing Indictment of the leg.
islative incapacity of the authors Of
the several measures. The presidents
declar alton that the bills were framed
a. q scheme of 'tariff revision for
politics only" was so pertinent, and
90 generally recognized as true, tina,
II has not been successfully contro'
verted.
The presidents challenge to Mr.
Bryan and other critics of the supreme
court, to cite any Tease to which the
decisions of that tribunal il trust
prosecutions will not apply, was an
other indication that the president has
put on his fighting clothes. His Wig.
orous discussion of problems thai
may becomelpoliticsl Issues in future
campaigns is q warning to his op'
ponents thstSMr. Taft does not pro
pose to deceive the3 people as to hi
position.
While the warmth of receptions, aut
the size of the lcrowds that greet
national celebrity are not an infallibl'
index OF his standing:with the people
these incidents are 9 manifestation o
their desire to familiarize themselve
with the candida ate flor public favor
The experience of Mr.. Bry 90 In TIL
connection will not be forgotten; b
attr acted large audiences and hi
oratorical flights aroused intense er
thusiasm, but these surface indies
tions OF popularity and public conf
dence proved to be deceptive.
Mr.. Taft's western tour, as q pre-
liminary to the presidential campaig
of 1912, is of national interest. He
giving an accounting of his steward
ship, meeting HE western constituent
face to face, and;lit is believed th'
method of forming acquaintance wi
give the people an opportunity to a
rive at a correct estim ate OF the ma
behind the smile.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
SELLING THINGS TO-DAY.

pnc of tn, me,r. oid.t,vUiuu,d
phrases about trad, is Go thu effect
that good wine needs mo- bush ,hp
word "bush" meaning m old fash.
toned tavern sign. pnd tn, pbtas, iu-
diraune that &C. good ,rticl, .,is II
self
Tod.N. after tb, srti.l,. Is ry,Ju.,d
Won hay, go, a. let p,,pl, kuogy
about b, ana MAX, Thorn b.lt,,.. q, &,
D., tho best. which Be- .u .,ntir,I, dIf.
f,r,nt proposition.
Tn. change, is 5mpI, r,, ditf.r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
RESOURCES DAY
IS A DAY BY
ITSELF
August 5 and 10 Are Reserved
for Distinct and Separate
Purposes at Chautauqua As.
sembly.

CONSIDERABLE, confusion haas resulted
among Albuquerque prouly rcp1rdme
Resources day ana Albuquerque day.
go tho Mouutliuuir Chauauuua as-
-rmhll. which begins in Mouutunar
tomorrow. Resources day. which ia
for 1000 N,V Mexico. NiII b, SATURDAY.
Nullst B.. Nlbupu,ruu, dBs. which rs
Tor Nhuguorlu, uyopl, PARTICULARLY.
wv uy on August Iu Resources Juy
b. boo charge az u 49, U,muu. uf the
bureau of Immigration NIuuuucryue
d'J iH 900 yhugc OF A. o. ~trpup ul
The Commercial club Du R..purr,
day th, people who go from Nlbu.
VuDruu, 90 Muuutaulir Hu travel n
special FuilWap cars provided Tor
that purpose ana viii return ON sp,.
c,aI Pullman cars which uI ba,c
Nouutuunir Jn hour later than usual
and HrrN, iu N1uguDrW, about mid.
night 'u Albuquerque das % special
train viii Doe wu tu the Chauiuu.Ua.
leaving Albuquerque 5t q u'tlu.t on
tho morning OF August lu
Spcdhiu- of Resources pd,." today
M Hcnln-. of 'hc Bureau OF lmml
grafton, said Jhat uyayybud, fs wei
com, Geo attend tho sessions aud that
large Humbor at Icuple have aIryad,.
made arrange Hcut- 10 40. a ma.
nrcn arranged Co have two sp,c IA
Pullman ours attached to th, MOAN.
itiudii rain at @ O'Clock D u Nur
hos, goi1- 10 Nouutainair may tahc
ihtir berth mo JhC cars at jhlt hDw
Ihorc viii De- also regular Pullman
car attached tu the train boo addItI 300
'' thr Two specials NvuII 40 .D.
I'ith pacc b1 been ut,u ou lll
lhIc, cars however pul thp-e ,ao
wish 90 make lh" irip and traNr % &,
Pullman should communicate ai once
With VI licnIn., who viii acccpt
space reservation orders uatu tomur.
row uigu. b. necessary drraug inp tor
O. third special car The special Pal.
man lrs NIll b, spotted ut Muuu.
'duair ana 'crths atay be- reserved
hy Mr. Hcuius both going ana rc.
turning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
HUNDREDSOF CATCH
PHRASES SUBMITTED
IN CONTEST
Five Hundred and Sixty COM
petitors for Prize Offered by
New Mexico Bureau of I'M
migration.

The catch phrase contest which
has been conducted b, thp N,N N,A
leo Bureau of lmmlsIa 'uu ,or The
pasl few weeks closed today. Hys
hundred ana sis slogans hurus been
submitted Toy as many competitors
Tor the cash prize which th, bureau
offers tor the most cuphonous ana
attractive collection OF catch words.
The slogan adopted by the UureaU
VIII rc place Ia SOME ,Ntcnt the slo.
sans. n" 90, Land ct Sunshine
THE Heart of th. VOL Country" AN
similar sentences which have been
used tor several years. The succ,ssful
contestant in the phrase contest win
be announced after committee CON.
histing of G.. T.. Brooks. president oi
The Bureau of immigration: r. Dana
Johnson oi The Morning Journal. and
W. \. kelchDy of INC Evening Herald
80 over the several hundred phrases
submitted and select the slogan witch
IN their iude ncnt Is the most appru.
PIRATE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
Voice of the People.

AUGUST J. 1871.
Edi'or Evening H,rlla
D.t Sir
Here b how N.w M,N,o got DO. last
'mon and IT'S uo wonder tha, we
hov, hnd such struggle for state.
mood and h.ycnt got 10 set. when
every outsider. bptI corporate and
individual are allowed To deal N,,
Mexico % SOLAR pI"Nus and rc, avay
with o.
Just look al this.
CONTRACT
This contract mad, this---any---
ism HN and 1"tVoyn ChaS. ui.Id
company uf i.J- Vegas, y NJ party
oi IA, first part aud-Rciau Mcr-
chants OF Nuuqu0ruu. in The cuun-
y cot i"rnaiiilo Ia iH. territory oi New
Mexico, party oi the second part
Witnessed First n b. nccrnv
agreed tHat The said parry OF The s,c-
oud part shall br aud is hereby cone
tutuird an agent oI "a, said uarty of
ihn ui-t part Foo the town %. Nlbu.
qurruu". Boo the territory OF N,u McN-
l.u. 'uI jhr hunduur OF ucn books
a- were .doptrd hy The territorial
h""ra "f education for usr m Tho first
.igA, grades ui the pubIy schools OF
Vow Mexico, for four years begin.
niuE Jun" 10Th, iHIi a- listed ON at
uDurd circular issued by the terri.
'"r''l superintendent pr puslic in
.lrurt'"n and dated February l5th
l2ll which circular is hereby made
part 90, This contract u 300 far AS "a
HHios t0 the list OF boons ana rytuii
prices
second rhc said parry oi m, sec.
oud port tgr,rs 90 Keep On sale az all
tlW'- beginning August 18TH 1911,
ana during the remainder of ih, Hfc
OF th- contract % sufficient stock Of
above mentioned booze 10 suppN the
local demand. bu, not Icss than two
."WDs ~ each and every book mem
hVurd nuN,. except supplementary
books ana $500 Stao and $1,000
dictionaries 1ic party eff The second
part 'sr,ss 20 supply said -upple.
m"uiurv books and dictouuri,s when
called t"r 81 ruiai PRICES adopted by
tH" territorial board pf education.
Third Second party agrees to SEN
"nlN sues COPIES uf the above men
toned books as are received Dos tho
second party from ihe Nrst marty. un-
dor provisions of thi. contract. aud
not 90 d'ni 900, or handl' s,coud.hand
copies oi ths auovr mentioned books.
nd tl' second party agrees 10 sell
said books oulN ~ th. prices nNed by
ih' Sow Mexico territorial board at
education ds tho anne is set out n
circular referred Co above
Fourth Said party 81 tlc second
part Agree that 10 will not -,ll. SUP
pls. or furnish any ot the above mem
Toned hopks 20 any person. Hrm or
cptporatiop outside of New Mexico
Fiflh tn. said party ~ thu Sec
ond part agrees to pay in cash tu the
said PARTY of 90, nrs. part an bills
for books shipped ON ~ order within
30 days from date of Invoice july
ahd August stock shipments 60 sato.
as september Pa! ments to Dc made
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

"n, Of the real charms COZ .u.,r.
is the opporlun,t, he brings for r..r..
alton. tor outdoor Amusement ana
tor brief holidays away from th,
'ar,s Of business ~, vacation n.,
come e. b. recognized as an ,.ononr. +.
n' 'cssily. and there are tru .uTIoy
vrs OF men and women who do noi
gave their "mplos's 81 fortnight uf hor.
ida' The vacation pal. IN, empioy
- and the employ,. Cor IA, human
organism Is bon del,at, piec. ot
ace hanism subject 10 The debllt.tipr
effects of wear and tear Thar an imam
mate picc, 90 machinery is. and ia
period OF r't and change in IA, rou.
time Of lif, gives nature chanc. 10
WaHc repairs The employc returns
rom the vacation refreshed mentally
ana physically. and the employer
profits through the employe's greater
cnpaciiy Tor work, and IN his clearer
grasp 81 problems Mind and body.
have ocne inwsoratod for another
year Of labor
ghc beneficial effects of vacation
"Ntend over many weeks The pleas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

school book. for after ,ou i,u,c the
store they become secondhand 1nd
you cannot return Thorn.
BE cory careful teacher when you
mark our pupils booN list Tor one
small mistake or . little mark too lar
one Utl coz tbD other may cost some
widow lady aitn lars. family an
rNtrt dollar
W. know mat tD. bulk uf th, pop.
uIHIuu OF This territory ar, NOT
wealth, p,nul, Then why should %
condition Js tuis pc imposed ou them
Docs 20 Iaok Iike uroRr,g,yucss
Nu' 90 iuok. 'Ior hold up
Is compulsory education right Yes.
Us uniform textbook right" Yes.
D. 70 uniform prize, rIght' yes
Hut Us forcing tho public tu bus
absolutely new books with uu priv
ilDEr 90 return Nu.abuycrs- uu..
wen .V.li 49,, want aU h, money v,
can E,t uut uf you even If tuur lr.
Obliged tu borrow &c. Su dig up aud
shut ur. and dear people Boo doubt
Nuu NHu mind u when yuu rpt used
Goo It AND There viii Do, ru object n
teaching taur ,uiId to take good caro-
."' their nouN. 'ur ta,y cannot r.c,fy,
'nyihine for tIr nest four Years at
least
$50 If Tommy get. promoted COP set
h"rk 70 er'd' after being Ice school %
week OF two yuu eIn us' give bis
book Co tue huh, tu phy with ana
hlk" down town and get him new
s.t
ono % Inc nr.t questions asked by
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
SUMMER SCHOOL Of
ARCHAEOLOGY IN
SESSION
Many Noted Students in Santa
Fe to Attend Lectures to Be
Given in Museum in the Old
Palace.

santa ~, y ~. Aug The SUM.
mcr school of archaeology which
yearly attracts many noted scicuJis,
and students. b, now Boa session I'm
santa Pc The program tor TODAY
consists uf q luvrUl" D., ~ EH.ar l..
lloWctt director ot The school ou tine
subject a General SURVEY OF the
Ancient Pueblo and elm Dwelling
Culture, lvctGT. hy Kenneth A.
Chapman. ON The Evolution uf De
sign. lecture Dog Dr Frank T.
Thompson on Primitive Man and his
Education, and q lecture hv Dr.
LOWS 49, Patton ol The Home oC Oh.
Scmites The lecture bv uD Hewitt
was delivered thi. morning Dl Cha
man aud Dr fbump on loc'urcd This
afternoon. and IN Patton Nill speak
THIS evening AZ the lectures oI tho
summer session aI. Co ne held m .ur
museum Ia the old palace
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
FULGHUM IS HELD
TO THE FEDERAL
GRAND JURY
Man Charged With Harboring
Sixteen Year Old Girl for IL
licit Purposes Given Second
Preliminary Today.

'u tI, cuarar ut tltIua hold N.if
~uI'fnr. q lb-l car-old -Irl. f.r m
moral purposes. John % FuIaIsu
was ths afternoon noid to th, i,,-
'ru sruud lIry following ID pr,i.m
inar h,Hrng hold before -ntud
state. Commissioner 81 vs. Whum
mn, h,urm- vas hgld u tb,
uiu.D ui the United state.
marshal 900 th, federal uuIIo-
ius. Oh, case for the gut,ruu,ul De-.
iu1 prosecuted bl United st4tus ul
tr't Nttorucy - j. Lsahl Fmeuam
"as represented by Nttuornc, Thomas
y. NukgrsDu The CHIEF witness for
ihr prosecution was Mar, samzar u.
government having guaranteed bon
immunity from prosecution Tho Sal.
AGAR girl rendered dumaE.ns test-
WunN Hs1Ius, Gulghdm. which ,,.a
900 tho main oorrobortcd by WAYNE
llaldinE. Who FWurc a. Ola, warrant
winch caused the arrest of th, de-.
i'ndart Mrs Tracey Fulshlm.
fu'snhuF wife, was also witness
Tor thD juItDd states TODAY She t,s.
ufrd tuH 800, was married a. Fu.
eh.lu Zoo odd Albuuuerqg, b., % iusur.
HI tu, p,8e. 200 1908. that sh, later
i".t h,r husband and o. now living u
santa Fr and that she had once mad,
'u effort to set divorce from him
The holding To- The federal grind
lur' tpda, follows co., dismissal of
- similar complaint mad, Bon the ton.
ritorial iuatc" court. Fulgham hn,ina
been given q prruminJ, hearing ou
the same charge before Justice of tho
Peace George R Gratis last Wcck
Fuisn"n was immediately r,oarrost,d
10y United states officer after his
release b2 the territory
70 g. alleged that Fulgham accom-
panied the Saiazar girl To- his ranch
-Four miles east of Albuquerque aud
kent nor thcr, until sh. was ukcu
INTO custody bN deputy sheriff who
acted when Wayne Harding nude O.
charge against FuEham Fuishum
uird this afternoon 600 got an, U,,y. =
sat, 5000 bond 40 secure ms rolcas.
from iail unul mis- case rs brought to
tnc attention uf the grand mr m
september
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
SIOn nI.M NIlD-sinn.

Tnr readers OF this paper vl bc
pleased to learn that there Is at loust
one dreaded disease thHt science has
been able Go cure u all lts .ugo~. and
that Is cauarrn. Hal- Catarrh cure
II tho onll positive cure now known
To the medical fraternity Cuarrh
being "a constitutional disease. rr-
quires constitutional treatment
Halls 'atarrh cure IFS taken Internal
N acting directly upon the blood auJ
mucous surfaces of mo system. there.
hy destroying tho foundation cot the
disease and gNiug The patient
strength b, building up IN, consutu-
tion ana assisting nature iu doing its
WORK Tho propiicior~ have 80 much
ialth IN its curative powers that they
offer one hundred dollars for any
case that u fails to cure send FOR
list of testimonials Address
T.. i CHENSY a. co.
Toledo. 49,
sold lay an druggists. i5c.
Take Hulls Famil, Pills Tor consti.
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
rul noe rmn m,p NINE LAVE,

'''"' " s appropriate Goo discus. said
't' ,.''h Scout " Too Crystal Pastm, uIs
m ,, 'n ' g'.' o' dos. saw .,a
0 'L "h' h'i nuU several
'''ht ODD 'i' u s
o. "a, % ntu i
'' '"'N'' tu,
' "' li%'I he saw i.t
.N, sorry uI, ut d.. "a, Ina, ,,,r ,,.,,, m ,
.. "''''' ''' "dHi'nE hs spirit
''' 'i tho car had I'D,
t'Nt ' ii BACK
''.''
''' i'.i ' ' started hc u.,r and without
."t ''rn I'' '' Tag '' h' could th,
D. Thor, . o.. 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
9 . . .
NuCeING INNS MON Mls,

N'"''s 'I' reeds thW p,,a
,'''N ' willow"
''i' if'l
N'''' sylyus u,uphs
.'i''" ''rdant
WI" '''. nN love- tain would To- m-lu,. ad,.
~" inc 'n would sula, lutte. d. o.r. sous
WIG" l''H' il he couI.
,"h says h'iua IA,
~ " lN' Ii that Ni .Hu.
me consequence Co hand. Democrats n,rryu
nation with ,,., t, dam,
ana Tor a. fact looks though O. tragedy awaits
! iniU'tau' 60 our pr,sr.ri,s
''' lhpl'm'n- l'f"l'tt" claims gum, sacks ana u
..''' 7" NT"H ''r'pr"nis IN, aruor s,a
's' ,,''S manufacturers must au the
't "II""N stream nov, mus. a.,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
M0RTUARY.


Funeral services Tor Michael Lough-
llu who died SUNDAY. were held al
$3.50 clock thi- afternoon len Croliott
waters chapel Bp. Father Bcr-
tram. :. J., "i tho mmaouat, CON
roption church. conducted the serve
ices Burial was Boa santa Barbara
.cmctorr TN" decreased was 3s wears
old. a native OF Chicago ana bul
poster Pos trade. having been mvm-
Der OF the International Union OF Bnl
Posters "t Chicago. Ho had lived u
AhupuDrquv iWu months
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
INVESTIGATION Of
ROMERO IS ON
AGAIN
Judge c. ] Roberts of Ration
Here Today Hearing Evil
dence Against Justice OF
Peace.

judgt Jos, g. Gomuru. a.lu.i
whom charges w,r. lI,u a.N,rH
N'"ta ago. alleging uuutuo.s for pf.
urn, is p,u- srlI,d ,gam todu, b,.
lore Judge 'lareuc, j. Roberts or ,u-
..N county. who aruNrd from Ration
i' 20 Tor Judge iu a Abbott. who
r cast "u VACATION. The nrt
eharsrs a-a,uet Romero. preferred b..
Modesto g. Ott!M scr, dismissed u.p
weeks ago los lud-, Robots u. Ga.
technically that they were Drul.ht
p' Oh. wrong person Tho uuitur,
'hDu assumed tho initiative u u,
case. which was sun under way ut,
This afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
9 g O .
ND TnE TRAIN WENT on.

l' yes uu
''d u On, Rcstl.s Iu,I. and.
''''"I' Iltr, Ola, crowd ,,.
'"'' '' '''lhs il' COL goods and,
' '' '' '''Iu without Is
"'''" rev people their u., %, D.. LEFT p
'' '" 'IA wan in ia,
'' '' OBJ ID, nearest p,r..p ''''
\i .l"trd' Tho acarost ~. .,, ,,,,s,., ..r,
her uI Tl,
''i''" 'np''i.d observed .,.
IlU
NJ MHER THREE ron ,-oNST,.
$500 tu sIak-
"Nit on TIM, m, ,,>..
s rom i,. ',t''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

"n 'h' following bt-is of discount
nom contract retail pfl,,s
1s'a twelve ond ono aaff p,r r.np
"A, {. 90. D.. Las Vegas or 10 gel. cont
"if T. %. %. Nhuuucrpu.. m freight
shipments OF 100 pounds pr over EN.
r,pt WvbstDr'S NrN international
Dictionary not price on Same n,np
$1,000 less and 20 per cent g. %. b..
L15 Vega
'aN'h IN, second parry ugr a. 90
mnH, O. report 90. stock ou hand 1T
amy time 's directed by the urs, purt,.
sovrutu Tlo second part, apr,.s
10 furnish to ODE nru party % bond
200 TIE sum OF hN, hundred dollars.
'lgu 'u o.. tuu .urrtics. or a surety
Complain To- b, acceptable. aud tp-
proved h} Tho FIRST purNt. suid bond
'o %. conditioned upon the faithful
p'r'prmWn. uf 90 tho conditions co..
this contract hy tho second party
hereof
Eish'h TN. first party ci,es
tn nEht Go establish other 1g,ur,.s
a'd s"n otb'r dealers m the said ,ov.
or cuuui..
NintI. Thi- contract ana aI the
provisions shall be- In run fore, and
erect uu"n Oh date uf signing until
'ho i'ih day o' Juuc. 1913. provided.
however tm' this contract may b,
terminated b' either party guuar The
oih,r purity syV days motto, iu writ
Ing n' such Intention
'IIA5. LFELI CD.
Part. oi tdc First Par
RETAIL MERCHANT.
Party uf the SECOND Part.
HOND
Know AN men by these presents.
lhdt R,tail Merchant principal. and
uf ---.. JaD ---- of a----.--
"' surctie.. are held ana firmly bound
unto Charles llt,ld company urtU the
hit''rth d.y OF june 1913 la On sum
ui I've aaudrcd 1y5U0.0O dollars. law.
iul money Tho forms and conditions
of tnis o"ligatiou ar, as follows.
Thuti whereas, the said Retail Nor.
a h"ot principal has GA tho --- day
"' May A. o.. 1911. 'ntcrcd into tho
lorogoing contract which contract Is
'dlhrAcd hereto ana fulA mad, "a part
thereof. Now, &c tbp said aboN, mann
90 retain Merchant party of tho see.
ond part shall fully and completely
d" everything that Is required 20 be
done oy the terms and conditions of
'1ld contract Then this bond shall bee
void; otherwise a. uo uud remain IN
fun force and tncrt
witness our hands thie - du, of
. y o.. 1911
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

have always believed that "a, Iu-
irltions 90 our toreiaihors in estuh-
hshins the free public school system
"As 10 give every parent am equal
'hahc" 10 educate their children as
Tar as possible, but according Co tals
contract ! must bee mistaken, or per.
hapf am only behind the times
Pcrht ~ the poor man H. no longer a
free Am, ricun citizen even though
SHOWING his own circumstances best
hc con hhV" no right 20 cuItdil cN-
penses In any way. So oe very care.
tul mamma when you Ouy Johnnie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

Arr1io s. Dixon, who pulled Il pass
'ns'r u1in out of Albuquerque ON tho
s1nU re- coast lincs Tor number of
NoarH and WHO nov is au engineer
on tlc ~ paso and southwestern. ls
iu Anuputr Quc Today from Tucum-
rar and Viii letts tomorrow for Jc-
m'z aud th. Sulphur springs Mr.
Dixon spent the dav renewing old
acquaintance,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

ti'.tTI. cars IN Los Angelic vul
huN, mirrors placed In their gnd 10
induce Numvu to step of th, carr.
= ont iau". The gompan, may
thiue this s % brilliant idea until the
lads passengers wreck the tim,
schedule seeing ~ their hats az, ON
straight and too much powder isu.t
showing ON their noses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

Robbers held az card gam, yes-
terday in Butte saloon and rak,d m
1850. Those Butte fellovs are sure
sports al right
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

when that wool revision biu gets TO
President TAFT IL viii nkoly b, SHARED
ana no DOUBT The new clip wan Doe 70
record breaker.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

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rooms, light and water. close In
81" \ Foufth. 40
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one side, containing monoy and kew.
Reward II returned To this ofecc Az
LlaI-A johnson, blg els frame bicy-
cie. can al 3g3 East Mountain
Road or phone SAL Reward. 9.p
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-20

expense, but the advantages would large
ly exceed the additional expense
The fact that members of the legisla-
ture would know. for six months the
committees on which they were to serve.
and that important legislation would be
introduced six months before action on
It, would give time for preparation for
service and for careful consideration of
measures that might. substantially add
to the value of legislative action.
g. In connection with the Inaugural
ton of the governor, the first of January
suggest that the October elections be
abandoned and that all of our state
house officers who are elected now in
October be elected in November at the
same time that congressman are elect
ed.
The elections were separated at a time
when federal Interference was feared, and
IL was deemed necessary TO put our state
elections at a time different from con-
gressional elections to avoid this inter-
ference. No longer does any danger of
this character exist and the advantages
are all in favor of the consolidation.