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The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-15

The Rev . E Nan.-n" has
 word from muaau Una. he vii. 0T rfr in Skagvay tomorrow n .". Dolphin and win hold Wed. rasdar evening at s o'clock. Holy Communion and sermon Thurs day morntnE at n o'clock
 T Terrell an electrician from saa.r. awEra1 on 0he california Eos .rfag and left for Dawson this norrug where he win probably ao .m loved for tha summer on on" O. he biz GredEes Mr. Terrell will Earr go 10 the Iduarod. where h. Intends spending a couple oI years
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-15
STUDENTS WORK
 IN TREADNELL
- - N--- -

~t\ FRANCISCO May Twelve ..E.rs u. California students
 her. S wo-..-E o- tla.- way
 work ...s summer They Wu a.E -.-nE .-0w .a. practical side.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-15
TAXES OFFICE
 NEXT MONDAY
IHT tasFa N-r H--aH

E# YORK May f.r.H-r s..usr- rH0 r7sfr -7 rFr nrr-
 office rf sa.-..Hr. .T War
 been given which .r rr Hn Ta- Ha E take .ra H Monday
 clifford F.-.rr. has rr a pleased ur ..H-r-.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-15
THE STATESMEN
 PR0GRASTINATE
nv Alaska News Ru-eau

"ENIuo CITY May ! The DI7z ...m has announced that tt win aWa.. Che developments of th0 next
 EnElnu hours before taking ans |.Har steps toward peace with .he Rebels
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-15
BODY 0F MISS
 ARNOLD FOUND
N AIasGa NaWs H"re8H

NEW YORK. May - nn6E sun posed to h. that gE Miss Dorothy Arnold ,ra he.rass. who E.sann. rom her home ah1a. four months a. was discovered in che Eas. River today
 Ea. rras
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-15
REB GENERAL
 IS GENEROUS
- -. - -

.Hg Alaska News HrraaH
 EE FAs0 May Fearing ef n Rebel General n-0E.- and bis 11u7 would carry a-fHa H-aet
 HH tHa Federal General Navarro !. they '0r-f him .Ha Rebel I.af-- General Hafa-a personally -arfe.-af Navarro across faa Rio gHnf and r.a.ri him ta sata.7 a- sr. fa rr n- tra prom tHaf Navarro ~rr'f --I-I when wanted
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-15
CAPTURE
 0NE MORE TOWN
0By Alaska News Huraaun

NoGALE> Mex. May Tn" Rebels attacked -.s place late rs a..arnoou and after anaH nu. hour stubborn fighting r. FaI.-a's
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-15
HARRISON BUYS SHOES

h. N Harrison N En aa" n"r.'. rsaF gn. entire sHn. stock of. .0. B. N Eanr.u1s War.au"I. Company. and viii hereafter carry .r' i'm" .. Mons and Women shoes
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-15
STANDARD OIL
 I5 DISSOLVED
- - N. -

WA>HENETNN. n E May Iz
 Na opinion was rendered today by Supreme Justice WattaE the stand s-5 CT Case r which he declared .ra company Na- a trust combined n restrain. trade. E this on.n- #r. ... rr..r n. tr. lower erur. u
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-15
MARRIED LAST NIGHT.

Last .arr- 'ras.sa ..Eae. Q. .ar.ras-. was . bonus . .1Ir waFn.k M-r AEaS. Q. SNaEuag Alaska .a-EE
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-15

Tho D.a-<-- mad. n. -""a trip
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
Art Exhibition Of state EaIr.

Preparations are going forward
apaCe Tor splendid display of art
and crafts az the first state fair The
cooperation Of artists In every town
and county In The state rs requested
by the committee In charge 10 insure
the success uf this statewide depart.
ment An able committee OF ladies'
has been appointed To supervise ar.
engagements. On this committee, an.
pointed by the superintendent of the
department, are: Mrs. II u Ray, Mrs.
ID II earns, Mrs W n Lyons, Mrs.
=, y Newcomer Mrs Thomas Dan.
.ahy
This committee has been fortunate
IN securing for the art display. the
picturesque mission builline near the
entrance 10 the exposition grounds,
erected for the Santa Pc railway ex.
hibits NJ the time of the Irrigation
congress. The spacious rooms. broad
windows halls and porches OF this
building viii lend Itself admirably Ia
an exposition OF art works For the
various classes of exhibits, prizes will
he awarded, These prizes are liner.
ally donated by local merchants and
many of them viii be shown In the
shop windows at an early date The
list OF prizes already show rich in
centiVos 10 endoayOr in almost any
line Of artistic work and when com
pletc viii be Published That all IN
New Mexico may be represented III
the art department there will be- ap
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
Home Weddlnn.

One of the happiost and pret,rcs;
weddings oi The season was the ccre.
mon, Monday evening ~ the home at
the brides parents, M and Mrs i l..
iirackctt Pa Garfield avenue. when
Miss Lucy MaN Bracket and Mr.
Joseph Roberts Whiicsidc repeated
The solemn VOWS OF matilmOuy
Though only the relatives OF tho
young people were present. every de.
lail at appointment and service was
carefully carried oUt and cmbcllished
the event as tor an elaborate wedding
Sweet peas were effectively used va
decoration The brides natural charm.
was enhanced hy gown of fine white
embroidery ana bouquet OF briucs
uscs with RreCncrv was "a beautiful
adjunct 10 The uuptiss picture
Rev G.. q bccNman pronounced the
words uniting their lives Felicia.
tiuna were succco led hy sumptuOus
luncheon served iu the dining room
The bride ls one of Albuquerque =
popular ana aimiahlc young women
and the groom the estimable travel.
Ing chemist for the Santa Fe Mr..
and Ms Whito~idc LEFT The same
evening Ton California, whence they
VIII reurn iu q fortnight tu reside in
this CITY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
Pardon Petluon.

The petition for the pardon uf tho
poor italian woman. sentenced to de
Dy Canadian laws. was Dy uuaui nous
vote. endorsed az the meeting at the
board at directors OF The Young NO.
mans Christian association Saturday
afternoon. and signed ny the president
on behalf Of The ditcctorshIp other
organizations IN Albuquerque that
-ignod the petition were the Woman q
club hy unanimous vote in special
session called for the pW pose. The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
by unanimous vote, executive officers
of the Maccabees. the q. !. A OF B
at H. T. aud numerous professional
men ANA private citizens
Since the petition was started In
his city dispatches have announced
the cOmmutation Of death sentence to
life Imprisonment. but it Is conceded
by Canadian officials that Is public
sentiment iustitics q pardon thr gov
crnor general may grant &c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
SALT LAKE WILL
KEEP NEWSPAPER
TRAINS
Likely That Disagreement in
California Will End in the
Newer Road Keeping Bust
ness of Publications.

san Hpruardlno. CALI. July 20 -
\o arrangements have been mad, for
carving out the proposed change oi
train service in the special trains
which h1u. ifr Los Angeles morning
papers ou' every morning Tho SAM
az r. and salt Lake systems the
three morning papers ana th, Wells
Fargo Express company. ar, involved
SOM" time ago. when the new
Tribune mad" It's appearance. q
Disagreement arose, understood a.
have % cu q Jircr-corucrod affair be.
tween CD. railroad. cNprss compan,
ana ,no Examiner. "Timts' and
Herald. and a- q result ne special
which has supplied the entire vale,
win morning papers has been dis
continued.
since then On. santa Fy mas run
perhaps two ur three specials from
Los Nng l,. hero carrying ncwspa prr.
bat NO regular arrangement was por.
i'rtoi Tor daily run when IN,
trains W"rc not used. the PAPERS
have 1ecu arriving bN th, motnrtruck
route, the same method employed Ny
the Tribune and il IL said the rae,
between all four has boon lively in
Che extreme on e number OF coca.
sIon'
II is the opinion IN railroad sir.
| vl's that the oId agreement with Tho
salt l1k, viii Dee eventually gone
back 60 and the regular special train
NsAln put in the service, providing
ihr tribune. can be kept from
sharing iu it, use.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
THIS LADY'S
GOOD APPETITE
Mrs. Hansen, In q Letter From
Mobile, Tells How She Gained Il.

Mobile, Ala.-'T suffered for seven
years, with womanly trouble" writes
Mrs, Sigurd Hansen In letter from
this city. II felt weak and always had
a headache and was always going TO
the doctor. Al last was operated on.
and felt better, but soon | had the
same trouble
My husband asked me 90 try Cardul.
| felt better after the first bottle. and
now, have good appetite and sleep
we'll. feel fine and the doctor tells
me am looking better than he ever
saw me"
II you are sick and miserable, aud
suffer from any OF the pains due to
womanly trouble-try Cardul
Cardui Is successful because Il 10
composed OF ingredients that have been
found to act curativoly on the woman.
y constitution.
For more than fifty years. Il has been
used by women OF all ages. with great
success, Try H. Your druggist sells Il.
Nh Wr's o. tsaes ADVISORY nepi. Chsus,
soogs Mrdl. Inc Co, Chattanooga LEM. iuf cpeciaI
fssiracfi0ns, ans "A rsge hOos h,mr iisa'insni
~ WSnea. sent va plaza ~ispgs'' 90 'sSsss1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
Nctlrsii.ts Picnic.

tn, orchard groves ot ia. Leaning
ranch north oi the city were the seen"
uf a.. salvst pi,,..r yesterday The
spirit 81 ,uutlNmiitN and Mcthudistic
good fellowship reign-d supreme,
aud even tn" weather man seemed tu
shore % tno brightness aud euNcU
cot tEr day
\ procession of vehicles lett the
church on Lead avruu. go . O'Clock
Hud in Su minutes the young people,
tnc near young people aud the baskets
ui dcucdoies were being uuloudcd Doe.
heath the shade ut tho apple trees
oi ia" farm rho juveniles of the
sunday school ran wild an the glori-
uus day, ana az noon when the table
cloths were spread li6 hungry pie
rIth,t. gathered about aud sitting
tuil Hiso CO.. leaning against the trees
quickly disposed cot th" goodies pre-
pared ny Methodist chefs
Gtmcs. race and a notable baseball
patu, held the boards loo tho after.
noon. on the diamond were the Oft
Gers ct the SUNDAY school and grown
bows opposed tu min, composed ui
the near grown boys At M, end ul
IN" MN inning the game came tu q
sudden ending with tn, seer, e O." ,
in favor ui Ga" olHcr players
Tho little girls ran g foot race. tho
little bows raced. 10 potato race, and .
race fur married women upputloura
strenuous 'Ncrtiuu ana as Su,nunu,
applause from tho audiruc, Iy,
cream comes we've tho awards ui
merit
m, STELLAR Splinter oI tuc rae,
course. however were the pr,a hers
a.! e.. 90. B,ckmau easily uutdi.tauc,U
llr Nlouzp Rright and Dr Tuomus
HARDWOOD n am .N0iunp free Tor AL
preachers dash.
TN, ladies of the Missionary socict,
sold tco cream comes during tho dag
FOR the purpose of increasing the fuHd
for the education OF native girl 10
India. luoudng the afternoon visit
or more than .uu people participated
In he pleasure of the event.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
LA HUERTA IS BUSY
THESE DAYS
Small Depot North of Carls-
bad Ships Carloads of Fine
Peaches; Pickers and Pack.
ers Get Good Wages.

Carlsbad. y VI, July To- During
tho past ton days probably no other
railway station leo Sew Mexico has
shipped as many cars of peaches as
the siding recently pat jn 5t Ln
Hucrta. about mile and q hait
north of the Carlsbad depot The
actual shipments so far were ten cars
mp To- Yesterday ana the eleventh viii
po today Copeland and liausmanu
Of california have the contract tor
picking ana packing and are working
from 80 Ia 60 people az present. The
packers get ? cents per box ana the
contract for putting the boxes err
crates together be- let tu ON" of th"
eight expert peach handlers brought
from California.
The shed adjoining the siding
where the peaches are packed is 3oN
go feet and is lifted with long coun-
ter where the sortcrs and packers
WORK when the peaches are brought
from tho orchard in q hig wagon
drawn hy Two mules. tn" Who'll" CROP
ut the peach growers uf carlsbad WAS
consigned To- the commission firm Of
Lyon a Cnggins ut Pittsburg aud
Sew York tn" peaches go every
where ~ fac' &, Az the EASTERN cities
aud sell against fruit from AN oyer
tho peach raising soctious, bringing
the best prices everywhere. returns
having been received from the FIRST
shipments which brought from 81 ju
$l,.a per box. netting the owners ui
thu orchards about 80 cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19

TO feel better when / had taken only
one bottle Of Compound, but kept on
as was afraid 90 stop too soon. Mrs.
SADIE MULLEN, 2I2S y. b. ST., IL
wood, Ind.
Why will women take chances with
an operation or drag out a sickIy
half-hearted existence, missing three
fourths of the joy Of living, when they
can find health in Lydia l.. Pinkham 8
Vegetable Compound
For thirty years II has been the
standard remedy for female ills. and
has cured thousands of women who
have been troubled with such all
meuts as displacements. inflammation.
liberation. 6broid tumors. irregnlari-
ties. periodic pains. backache. indiges-
tiOn, aud nervous prostratiun.
" YOU have the slightest doubt
that Lydia H.. pinkham's Nege-
table Compound will help YOU,
write To Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
Mass, for advice. Your letter
will Ice absolutely confidential,
and the advice free.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
Millenbauoh. Rudolph Marriaoe

Another service merging the lives
of Two popular young people OF thls
city was the marriage Monday even.
ing IN The Lutheran church. when Rev
$ " Obyrholzer oifciatod. and Miss
Florence Rudolph and Mr Paul Nil
euhaugh were made one Attending
the bridal couple az the altar were
Misses Elsie shredder ana ErnH
Shredder
The bride Is the daughter of Mrs
~ Grundman of 1923 liaziedinc avenue
ana has grown 10 Womauhond in this
city. where she has unlimited humbcr.
ut friends Mr. Millcnhaugh resided
tor several years In Albuquerque win
his mother ana sisters. thought at
present .s living in his former home
In Gibson. The newly weds went
directly from the church 10 the sta
ton aud boarded the west bound jraiu
at 80 tor Gibson. whore they viii
make their home
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
ENORMOUS LOANS OF
CARLSBAD LAND
Fifty Thousand Dollars Will
Be Aggregate of Money Re
leased by Pacific Mutual on
Big Project,

Carlsbad y NJ, July lo--Thc first
big loans on Carlsbad irrigated
lands was contaminated last week.
according Co the Argus when the
Eddy County Abstract company
formally released S20.u0H Of Pacific
Mutual money on the Rcnsin farm.
THIS mnu was engineered by G.. ~.
Mclcaathen nnd Fitshueh Marshal.
liani agent for The company and is
t.i. iurpruuurr Of a number of loans.
There hcins iu an $50. 600 to be- turn
90 ipus' uu 90, project hv the blk iu-
ur1uro company
outside the D,ct that S50.Uu viii
300 lHr fn rrl.oyo tho scarcity of ready
money, VHIrh gs b.,u fpIt uccutcly
iar tuU l-i two years. th, endorse
mout ot the Pacific Mutual financial
utfi.. means much 90 the men who
uid mot puru .ipatD ~ the loans Lee
A. Phillips, associate counsel ana IL
nuN..u agent. modc 1n exhaustive
examination of th, resources - the
project outside of The fertility OF the
lands, which ia sclfeyidcnt 20 an who
travel over them. and this further
examination 90 the water supply and
good title led him to the records uf
the United states Reclamation SER
vice. which proved amply sufficient
for his needs
These loans mean that smaller In
v"stors. who have not the time nor
tho inclination 90 make Ike ex-
haustvr Inquiry can rest content
VITA th' verdict of The big Calltor.
Mia corporation, knowing az they do
that its decision was backed by 4
substantial sum. II seems unlikely
that there viii be any moro trouble
experienced in securing future loans
on farm property. and the Mutual it,
self win very likely increase ~ in
N'stm ats To % short time
The loans made ny the company
were AN ON titles passed and approy-
ed by g. N MoLeuathcn. who was
appointed hy Mr. Philips as local
examining attorney ". W Dean ~
the abstract company has been Occur
pied The last Two weeks getting out
tho abstracts on which the loans
We're made TN" rest of the loans
VIII probably hr closed up In a short
time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
pERsnNAI MENTION.

Nj Hert Hrackett spent Monday in
The CRY visiting his parents, Nj ana
Mrs i J.. nrackett Mr Brackott
came from Gallup for the purpose OF
being present az the wedding at his
sister. Miss May Bracket 10 Mr.
WhitcsidcE After the ceremony
Monday evening MIR Bracket took
The late train To Los Angeles To- spend
several weeks at the coast.
Miss Harriet SAKE general sccre.
iary ~ The Young Womans Christian
association. Is expected 90 arrive the
last at the week from Detroit. Mich.
to assist Ia the financial campaign oi
the local y " G. \ now under way
Miss SAKE hos been spending her va
cation ~ her former home IN Detroit,
Michigan
\ party oi young men who motored
10 Camp Whitccnh 10 spend the day
las Sunday were: Mcssrs T. A. Hub
hell Jr. Wallace Hcssoldon, Ir. and
Charles Strome.
Dr and Mrs r. g. Shurtle are
among the summer colonists at Cam
Nhitcumb
MI ond Mrs w W Harris will
spend tho month of August at Noun
tainair ana incidentally take In tn,
sessions ~ The Chautau1ua.
Mrs G. l. Brooks has returned
from aa outing on the Upper Pecos
whore she visited her son and daugh
ter, Mr. aud Mrs Lewis G Brooks
rho last named will visit IN this cts
the last ol the month before going "a
their home IN Boston. Mass
Mrs W 49, Childors will leave
early next week Tor visit 30 Caliior
MIA resorts
Mrs. George $ Kloch has gone ~
Erie. Penn. 10 be absoni till Scptem
ben o..
Ats II y Ferguson and daughter
Miss Lima, LETT this morning Tor the
,mez hills 10 be absent several
weeks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
Prominent Kansas cityans Here

Nh and Mrs. j u ORiclly enter.
taincd q THO Of old time friends Mon.
day These are men ct affairs la Kan.
Fas City who, IN passing through the
territory ayailCd themselves 81 the
opportunity 10 renew intimate friend.
ships with the O1Biellys The person.
mel OF the Trio is Mrs j. r. McFad.
den. an attorney OF Kansas City. Nj
Louis Chapman, master mechanic ~
the Kansas CitN yards, Nh Charles
Grant purchasing agent for the Al.
mour Packing Go. OF Kansas CITY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
MlsslonarY Meeting.

CoutrarS TO their plans 10 sew the
happy hours away NJ the missionary
meeting Monday afternoon, the CUES s
of Ms = II Messcr laid on the
table The plans, motions and needle
work and speut the afternoon in pleas
ing converse and tho discussion of
missionary topics The speakers OF
The meeting were AIRS 3 c Allison
and Mrs ThaNton The dainty cola.
non served by the hostess proved far
more interesting than sewing could
possibly have proved.
The meeting next Monday after.
noon viii occur ~ the church when
tho session will be- devoted TO business
only
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
REPORTS OF WASTE
ARE FALSE
Fruit Drying Establishment
Contracts Several Tons of
Over Ripe Fruit; To Handle
All Peaches Offered.

Carlsbad y NJ July 10 MANY exc
oftDrlt'd rcpuris have gained ciruu-
latl"n concerning the great waste OF
peaches, but now there need be- mo-
moro SUCH for .uhnemus cun nv a."
box Tor an sort or oVcr-ripc peaches.
and has lNil, e sulphur house and
drying racks az a biz expense and
VIII at once proceed To dry AN the
Peaches offered, ANA there VIII prob
ably he several toms The work VIII
let up shortly ana begin again whom
the August peaches commence To-
ripCn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
EXPECTED FATHER
NEVER ARRIVED
Carpenter, Planning a vaca.
tion With Wife and Chill
dren Falls Under Train and
Is Instantly Killed.

Flatslan, Ariz, lnly ~ While his
vii, ard eight children awaited Al
WINSTON the arrival OF husband ANA
father with the pltusmahl' anuC,pa.
lion OF % camping trip winch nad been
planned before his departure short
time before " u Cummings rail
road carpenter employed on me
double rack Worh near hero was
thrown under the cahousy ol an east
bound local 100 Fnvslan. 400 about
ID 900 Monday and horunN manrjed
n js alid that CUMMINGS had tecn
drinking with number OF compan-
ions shortly before bis train came
through. and Go making clmsr at
tempt to catch the caboosc ton ana
was clugh under fhy wheels
Tho cuIonora inquest, which was
heidi Tues ia1, tho ilry rotnlpeo a
verdict al accidental death, The re-
mains were Inferred here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
Crowds See Guards OF.

As early a. o'clock yesterday
morning crowds were assembling az
the Santa Fo station 10 see the Alnu.
Gucrquc Guards In military review be-,
fore they boarded the train Tor the
cncampmont IN The Meadow City. "
Prominent in the throng were a dozen
0t SO hancecs AZ The uniformed Youths
Who executed the military drills VITA
greater precision ana lest than would
be- possible on the field on anywhere
away from the inspiring presence OF
the girls who do the cheering The
marriage of one of the guards will DC
Gun Immediately ON his return from
the enCampmcni
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19

pvudicits
John ! Freeman. Bliss Freeman
oul family and q few friends lcf Tor
DE organ moun aims Saturday uIgh'
Ton Tow da,s vacation
movement Dr. ON foot iu las Nru
cess t0 establish free public library
AZ nuU out there b. uo place where
the puuli, can meet ana read Doh
papers. ere, except thov buy them and
take them home The Central school
has a ioW books. but Las Cruces H
badly lu need off 900 upto.iate punllc
library
The National Gulw bows gave a
farewell ball at the umoIs Sulurd1,
uight The puatd viii leave Tuesday
evening ior las Vegas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
PETR|F|EO FOREST
ON THE PECOS
Register A. E. Curran Report
ed as Having Discovered
Giant Cedars Turned 20
Stone.

Ft summer y VI. July lJ.-NC-
cprdup Co s. H. Curran, who has
nut recently returned from 70 f,shiIs
trip on no, upper pccos, mas dis'oy-
erred % p,tunrd forest uf cedars
about twenty miles north ot her, on
tho lof, bank 81 the stream. Although
This story rs told upon return :rom o.
fishing trip IL has been given great
crsd'ncc, ana u has cvca been sug
gost'd that national park ho form-
"a for the preservation ni this nat
ural phenomena.
Tho specimens are In remark
able state 81 pr reservation. some of
them having their branches intact
Except for thoir weight and hard
ness no one would suspect that they
had not died during tho last ten
years II has been suggested that tho
discovery Dee mentioned 20 the de-
partmcnt OF the interior with % view
TO having land upon which the trees
are lying, which Is ut considerable
extent. set aside as a national monu-
mont. as has hecu done with the pct-
rificd forest In Arizona
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
x. o. c. 70 ft.ft,ate

Tn, eNemplncation OF th, initiaiory
rites To- class OF tWenty-on, candi-
dutvs Tor membership will be- the fea-
iuru of the meeting tomorrow evening
when tho knights OF Columbus assem-
Die Ia regular session
Presiding over the ceremonial viii
bee the grand knight Thomas kclehcr.
3D., deputy grand knight John ~
Burg, chancellor. J. r. Wood The Tor.
NAL session will 10, followed 10y 30.
cal hulf and lunch
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-19
Picnic Panty.

ono OF the crowds that enioycd the
day last SUNDAY on the crest ana
slopes in me vicinity OF Camp WHIT.
comb was The Grimmcrs. WHO acted
as hosts 10 a congeninl company Tho
purpose ol the outing was primarily
To visit Miss Katherine Grimmer. who
Is guest OF the Shiploys at the
Camp. aud incidentally To rocreato
themselves Both purposes were hap.
ply realized AMI tho marty nurposc
to repeat tie tn., again very soon Ia