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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05

20 238A APO
80 $50 . 4.50
80 2662s 4.s0
SO 800 $40
4Qe bieie 8reiie iinb 8boleialez
Breiie rnb bier5u lit nod feline Sraht
bin3ueere6net. Die Treiie Der Mail
Sroer Sinicr limb etwa 20 bis 25 pro
Gent b6ber nls bic ausefiibrten 9reiie.
1tnfere Sarbware Dealers perfanfen
bieien arttfel gcrabe 10 btaig ais
Gbicasper Mail Srber ,Sduier.
Snrrmerittele fam man bon 25
Bis 48 Gents bas Subenb faufen llnb
i6 babe nod ME iiber 5 Gents pro
Gtiid be3ablt. S~ort6anbles toiten bon
% Gents bis an $40 bas Subenb
iiro tperben bon 10 Bis 90 Gents
pro Stiid, ie nah 8iite, bertnuft.
Ser feline @eihdftsmanu lit iiber
bic Otail Srber Souie : Rreiie gerabc
70 gut prientirt mic Der Sarmer. G6er
er fault feline Sa6e nibt aus bcm
&atolog, iouberu er gebt bin, mo er
Die betreffenben Singe I / + t unb tie
pb ibrer Sualitdt unteriufen fam.
aber 70 mnndJer GARNER iicbt bic
Gnfen 10 itDn iQuitriert unb bulge
malt i'm Satalpg, fault nno idjift iein
9elb TIM 8uraus uno - uimmt mas
CT friegt. Sd babe iclbit crfabrcn,
ipie bic Mail Sroer Sauier piele
Gaden fnlih bnritellcn unb minoers
wertbigc @aareu icnben, NIB es sibi
piele Sarmcr, bic cbrlih genug limb,
an geitcbeu, baB tic auf bieic @ciic
befhuinbclt uurbeu; aber aud 8iele,
febr giele, bic itiaih,ueiacn nnb
beufen, elm Mal nitb nift iuieoer!
49,
Gs gibt mon6e Sadben, Die Der
Come 3ealer uitht auf Eager bat unb
Die err nift 10 biQig perfauft ais aus
pGrti9c Sirnen. benn Sradt an tleis
nen 9citeQungen ncbn1cn Den Yrofit
fort. SIS mag bic nno ba 5utreiien
bub elm Sleinbdnoler fir feline 8aas
rem I'M @%roB6nnocl gu picl bcSablt
neil err bios i'm aleiucn fdlicn fam
aber fold)c gambler eriiticrcn niht
Iange. Sd bin Der aniiAt. ouf
ebenio ipie Der 6nrmer aud Der aleins
rambler 5u einem 8cIuiiien Yrofit fiil
feline Grbeit beredti9t lit.
@er iiuo bic mciiten iuublbabeneer
2eute? Gs iinb 6drmer. Sd femme
bier Giele, bic Dor 20 oocr 80 Sabren
@enter iparen unb bcutc 100 umS
mebr &dcr 2nnh ibr @igcn ucnneu.
ba5u ih0uc 3duIer, Staluug unS
Gisbbeitanb babcn. @dbrenb biele
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-05
tSar ben %fosiaItn sarser)
prieiter ,.n> pelf+

uf Dem Iain5er &atbolifentas
belt Der bod)lpiirbi9itc Serr
Siidof s an | be +, Der
frilbere StraBburger llnipers
iitits zRrnfeiinr iihnr Sinfns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
MUST
GO IN SANTA FE
Darn the Cotton Say the
Residents, and Forthwith
City Council Orders Dozen
Trees Cut Down.

-eult r,. S. "a. Ju'y ll.--Nt the
last meeting ui lhc CITY cuWncil "a
Icsoluip ION was uassod to cent down an
the COTTON hearing rUre m the civ
limits uu The ground ,nat they are
'disu.hyIs OF thc pcac, u' citizens
aud ior tWo months each wear make
life disagIcoaui" % D. admitted that
tho trees Jr. beautiful tu look at
when There Jos not TOO much cotton In
ones eyes from looking loo their al
roCuon lut tGc council tuuk the
stand that u. snow rs also beautiful
20 look go and ,c' BIS shOyelcd Oh the
purcWcnls because ~ th' inruuycni
enc. 10 causes tu humanity $50 Tho
rotfouwoOls which make Do Wrul'1#
aut to $50 out ON porch uc1r thoW
ana nll ones clothes wifh lhuit lint
like. sticky substance must shovel
un Tho resolution was introduced
M Councilman Gable ana vas passed
un1nimuusly
Nayor scotsman stated thpl CITY
Forcslc" Miller, who i8 mo authority
on foos. states thai when these cot
tuuNools are gone. tho younger trees
planted near them viii GROW an The
more vigorously and develop into
trees moro beautiful and useful han
those they supplWut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
RINCON NO LONGER
"AlkALI TOWN"

RU.un. y NJ. wl o. Riucou.
WDc.'o known a. loNn OF bad Wa.
ton nlll soon. DO present indications
can bD rolled ON. ice noted tor the ca.
ucilDucC of lbs water supply Recent
Wur, ua the old railroad company we'll
hu developed what appears 10 Dee an
artcsIau How of fine soft water and
D. o. believed thar further development
work viii furnish % supply sufficient
lur tho needs ol On, town aB well aa
thuHD ut tbs Santa io COMPANY
While linking an eight inch pipo iu
tho company well hero. an open welt
20 feet IN diameter and ~ loai deep.
The dr.licls. az q depth OF On 'cot, ON.
Count,rod stratum OF fine gravel. in
which they arc Hill Wureiue AND
which $50 Jar, shows . depth of seven
feet shortly after .fri.iur thc gravel
bed water commenced tu How ONT
over tue tom Ct t-C EIGHT inch pipe az
an elevation of three feet above the
proscut level of the wa'Cr in the wei
Win added dDI'h the flow Gradual.
Increased. until nov rho amount o'
water ilOwiug over me TOP of the Pipe
is about - gallons per hour
Nh Mcdonald Who has chang, OF
iI' ''ll s'NlIH III lIIlilN IlNN' hWl MN'
g. cDnluoiiug fhr present operation.
e. pros-o himself as u"iug positive
that large volume of water MUST ho
'ho inevitable result of greater depth
a better water .uppl will certainly
provo "a matter OF great saving 90 ih"
Santa Pc apart from he iaC' that
once thc STIGMA of bad water is &C.,
moved from thr town. me influx of
houeaockcrH AND of tourists which iho
rruh advantages of lhr locality
would otherwise deserve. Viii follow
LAS \ matter of course Vlurpn IRON
JOS position aH e railroad point of con
idrrlhlc Importance AMI rom the
taCI tHat "a large body ui farming
country lFiug nearer Ihaa anS Other
10 the great Elephant Butte dam ~
rrihwary to g. viii certainly cou
mund the attention of outside CAPITA
in the near future byii capital Is noted
! iur its timiditN. ana one OF the first
questions asked by newcomer in aHN
town relates go The water supply
HouCe the great anxiety on the part
ct Rlucon residents and property own
crs that thr Santa BE- may see M "a
| prosecute the present work with all
Nieol
The fact ihut the water In The pip,
now brhr sunk lows over the ton
without mmpn. leads many here q,
Tho H'llef tWt alesi1n water has
1ccn struck
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
DEFINING RECEIVES
PLACE ON THE
PROGRAM
Mimbres Valley City Put on
Official List of Subjects for
National Irrigation Con-
greSs Discussion.

T-T1.u.. y NJ. Juv io- Domino
.n,. boon put ou 500. official pru-nIu
af H. National Itr.gttau congress.
Js uu ,NaWpl. OF lfiIP'l''h 10y
means ot pump.
I'M, importu,. tH, uomiuE '"un-
try has taken lu pumping TOT 'rr'sa-
ton and ihr Inrm,ut 't h.r am
d,reround waters Is shown hF no"
fact that ehr has bean H.k.d 300 l"'i
IN tho discussion of the underground
vtt,r. pf N,N M,yi,n 10 Go. meeting
sf CO.., ouuer,# In thl.tEY u.N' dee
y.nb,r
IN, Invitation COMES dir'r''e from
th, president u 'u. ,onu tnd ~
a. follows.
"Ny Dear Nr u"lr % was urhuEb
DDmIue O. '.E ,It. 4gH and r'E'.I
,,ry much Z dd unt t.a ynu 90 I.l''
your business tuH conn. duHu Goo thr
rafIuu. even Dr. 800 could have ~"
ulnr, than tive mtuut runirrUu.,
rrufIsc you wlll uHt goo through
npiiu without seeking 90 short tin"
meeting
20 aunk Sou ru't 90. H.i ot boost.
crs witch Governor Mill hJs rtW'd
a. tu. advisory committee ~ 'uuI-
tscu O., ,u-1p,uIt, tlth ihD officers of
the National IRRIGATION congress
know that you VIII du N'ur part uut
arranged with progrom Commt''"
tlo other dpy Doc Chicago o. place SOFA
and trur paper 900 "Iur Under
ground Wnirr n' Sow M,Ni,Y' 900
thr progtam. o. N practical papDY
such as I am sure yours vli, h., Tina
|rI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
CABBAGE GROWERS
WILL ORGANIZE
Estancia Truck Producers
Think They Could Get Bet
ter Prices by Forming an
Organization.

EsHuriH, n. NJ. Ju'N moro
D. CON id' t'1I. "l u'-'"h E''"@ I'd" "'
present umUus Tue uu'h i'''"' rs
hcr regarding t1p organization "I "a
uuoN farmers association Tor l"'
protection OF ''7 members 'h' "'''
marketing "t th' crops 4nd s'"'I''
increased efficiency
20 is planned q" take un ih' sr"N'
ing "i 'ahn1I, 's ''''''' ''" ''-
cur" plv"sr' from l"' FARMERS Oh :"
certain acr'aS' u" '' si'"N H'N'
NcU with each iumrr p.r"s'N 90
plant ANA can. Tor If"lu h''i 'n '.,
o." Tive Ier,f o. ."''' h. ''s''''
lp marhDt i1r iI'uu'l Ih gar '''
ihus m.niw'z'nF lh" cost "' '''pin ''
AS H"it a- ih' eNr'i "i h'h"'i"s.
y windmill "il fr'hll' care Tor 81
'cW 'i'r oi r''h1s" "h.'n VIII net
lars" returns lh"sc $50" nave grow"
''p''H' "u 'i1' s.'.' ..''W mat
p. carload per acre 'r 70" '''i'S'
Yield T1.r" .s r'"''n} Do" crop mat
'.n 'r grow" ds I."'.'! 800" none ="
are oi a large f.Iuiu "s o''n"s' 'n
thy Esianr.a valley THE expense OF
seeding au acre OFT cabbage De- nothing
compared q" POTATOES "r some "'h'i
crops. 200 Tue .h'h',- ih lhlf Nh' arr
much Tess Average cabbage h'hHs
100 inc valley N'' NIs1 NOT loss 'lai
ton pounds $" w. 'drl""d ''r ltI'
is none Goo" 'lgc ah estimate. WIN
'N'l' FARMER N''h'ns aI'n' me- '""."
NOT h'tN'~l 'h'Hsh 'I VA, crop "
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
LAS VEGAS DOCTOR
PRACTICES OWN
PREACHINGS
Mud Baths. Sunshine aud
Open Air Accorded THIS
Medical Man With No Par.
siiuonious Hand on Trip,


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
OWL ATTACKS MAN
WITH FATAL RESULTS

Washington Pa. July li--His
furious fight with hug, owl may
be- fatal To- Phillip Cruznu. wealthy
farmer of West Alexander 90 miles
west of here. who IL suffering from
torrihh wounds. inflicted n the bat
tlc at hI- homo. Cruzau, who ls Vciy
fruhl' while walking across his 'front.'
yard few DAYS ago, was struck in
tho ipcc nv lir owl whiDh in It's
blind flight apparently colidcd with
him unintouuurtny
Tho hir bird fastened a. tlluns u
'ru81u'g collar aud aiWrd vicious
attack with he b.tk At thoag,d mans
face.
Cruzan wal unvbl. to tear tn
bird. Whira vJs a tremendous one
II us spcrles from a. hold Tho owl
appeared unusually trruriou. u hes
attack aud soon had Cfuzau blind
from th, hloud which flowed over
his eyes.
Cuzun called lcrhy for help, bat
mo- one heard him Exhausted he
finally sank tu the ground. whore ne
Was completely az tlo mercy uf the
oNL he vas FOUND th,rn some timc
lntor unconscious with tho owl still
peckiug ana el.ving him vita beak
and lnlous. Tho bird whom killed
measured almost thre, feet n length.
Physicians stated that the sight OF
one eyo had hoen permanently de-
stroyed, and hope for his recovery
w1H Gh1nuoued whom blood poisoning
developed,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
TOO MUCH RAIN IN
TAOS COUNTY
Sheep Men Say Perhaps There
Can Be Too Much of Even
Such a Good Thing as Water
in the Territory

santa Fc. y NJ. JuIy ll-B fore
leaving for hls homo n Taos T,u
turial Coal Inspector Maluqulas stated
that the rains In Taos county have
been heavier thau iu Santa BE- county
and are likely tn Do harm. both 90 tho
alfalfa crops and 10 the Sheep indus.
try unloss they 'lvl up Sheep men
IL vs. said, are growing alarmed AZ the
weather conditions ana believe thorc
can be- even TOO much of q good hing
when u rains an Sew Mexico
The pustoiiicc lt Cuateg. Union
county, has been moved three miles
northwest ot ils former location u.
Maritime has hycn appointed post
master az Colonias. Guadalupe county
vice Is trlosto Lewis g. BRYAN oe
Elida, Roosevelt county Willie ~,
Burton of lnglovillC. rhayos county.
ana James W Wheeler OF Carlshnu.
Eddy county have been appointed sub.
stlmtes in the railway mail service,
reporting 10 the ~ paso Oitice
The ciyil service commission an.
nOuncod an examination Ia Santa Pc
Hily 20 to,iill the place of mes songcr
boy la the weather bureau az SaGD
per annum All Applications must ~
filed before July ~,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
BUSINESS MEMS
LUNCHEON TO Be
BIG AFFAIR
Coming Function of Las
Cruces Chamber of Conn
merce to Be Biggest Yet
Will Be Held Tuesday.

In. ,r...s n N July l-Thc
,,t
I'D"
10 3D.. uut of th, largest meetings OF
III, mind .,.. b.lf in La cruces ino
,.d.. ,,,,,...,.,ts
WITH "iiI.'' OF '"' N''''
F. u association io l'N" several
.s,..,t,r. v.D, .,u, ,,ufun 900. uIlus
,, al. q, 40. hold ,1 >a..,ut.r.
I'' '''' ''
business n.n $50" 'd' .''. .''.'
Nmo ago. ANA tN. i'Is' '''l. '''" "''
aeld Jun" 30 ~ m"' "''N success
and moss th' 'i'mh'' 'i ''"'' 10
proposes O." give N''..' '.' -
month Matters "I interest "'
GUESSED ami snort '''". ''. ''''' ~
Ga, d'f'rcnt mrmh'.s.
Th. eight tn. .h'us QUINN. OF ''.
valley ere busy Ni'' ''' '.', ~ w.
and three uui ' pussy 'h' '''
iHurih NJ D.. 'r "'h ' muse "'''''
ls tu'iiII"u Ntil'f '" '''
yhnrh'f nave ""d'I" "'' '"e
thrusuiug W''hIi.r go from 'H'
place Goo 'H"ih.r
Tho wheat crop o.. th' largest TOT
many YEARS. 'u" 'I l"' s''"''. arc
r'ali1ins large returns
\ contest .H N' ''.'''' Ih'''-
! d1N between MhIan' Nl"'l-"' "l
Shamr"rk .nd '''o.t N''l-'" "l
NlHm"g"rd" Tor 1000 ''i'- 'I ''nH
near tho famous @h'Wl"tN H' SOU,
Both these mon "'t nn "''" l'Sh'
for tho hnd oul lh' ",. i''" was
/ o. ndtI'b in FAVOR az M'"lr'h '7 wv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
DEVELOPMENT OF
TERRITORY WILL
Be SHOWN
Rock Island Agricultural Ex-
pert Gathering Statistics
for Report on Land in New
Mexico; Investigation TO Be
Thorough.

Governor 'Wtllhm .t.' NlH ia can.
"a upon the various departments of
New Mexico 'oI their annual reports
to un included boo fuo report of HE
,0NDruur tu ih, frrI. t1b of the into
.lur
Tho report a.. usual uill contain q
record ui homestead entries, e. rCrOud
oi irrigation and dry hud develop.
uDu' Ih, progress of the various d.
Wcl mining development lE,siocU,
,f, n Dos pyuccfrd that ibr record
tn.s year VIII show the numb. ot
lDmr toad cntfi,, t0 ur somewhat Joss
than durus tuo lusi fOur g.. i've wears
This Us duc to tbc mt 'hal 'ho lmu
Du 600 Iho Ulrutd uuffus ,ur lH.i
Ire ,cua baf been lHauu up quite
rapidly
luc Icl.rd will probably show lHiH
r,Hf. 3crurlinr iu ctrlf rVpOr b. %
greater Development than iu ans pr
,iuuE wear Also q larger immigration
OF actm buyers OBI land. BOO lm'thicl
districts 4 ,oly considerable or
Cuard development viii bc recorded
The governor report ls one OF
isy most valuable Immigration doru
muis tuaf Sew Mexico ha- The
imrcpu OF immigration used several
thousand copies oi ho iHsi annual ro.
nut lf contains MOI only much iu-
Imcalue material UHuu 'lu public
affairs ul the territory Hui N gives 20
compact authoritative conservative
statement OF tho conditions. resources
GuI ADVANTAGE u NuH NrN.,u and
'uerc o. constant UeWauI IrI F. uu
fHo uur of lhc uo-I .n"1"HHl FOO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
COTTRELL ASKS FOR
DETAILED SUMMARY
OF CONDITIONS
Various Departments Of New
Mexico Are Asked 10 Make
Annual Reports Which Will
b Interesting Documents.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
PORTALES GETS TWO
NEW PLANTS
Brand New Pumping Outfits
Shipped TO Citizens of
Roosevelt County Town,
and Will Soon Be Working.

Portu,s. =. ". July it-E, a.
Pruco has received pumping plant
to Install for nr W "a. Montgomery
on his farm twenty-five miles norih-
west of town, ana one for Charles
KSte who lives seven INDIES southwest
nf town. The outfits are botu about
the same consisting of "a ak horse
power engine and two-iuch centrilu-
gal pump. Mr. Bruce took In Mont
gomoiys engine ard pump to his
place this week to set them up AMI
start thcm 10 work Both mon have
their WELLS ready.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11

Don't len the hany suffer from oc'
zomn, sores cor any itching of lhd
skin D0an's Ointment gives lnaanl
rcliof. cures quickly pcrS'cty NAff
for children, an druggists soil u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
Mothers
Friend

ant mothers which contains much
valuable Information and many su'
gcstious az "a helpful nature.
BRADfTELD REGULATOR co, Atlanta. Ga
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
Young
Mothers

Ith NNfNA N'''..N'is w iII' I'| ut
coming motherhood. should neglect
g. prepare h,r sy.'DW iof thp rhHe.
i,u or',ll .N. u o. undergo INr
health ui both .I, aud b.' coming
,hild dercud. largely upon thrcu.
.h. hcstuu uw1 HERSELF during %.
waiting months. Mother, rf.uI
pf.p t.n.riut mother
tom Cor lH, coming event auj Iifu.
make. u.r comfortable during 30 o..
tam. 20 wais with and tor uIiu,,
and by gradually ,paudiug an Oh.
sues. mu CO., .nI lsndons. Involved
and keeping ,H. breasts in good CON
ditIuu bring o., woman Goo the,ri
600 splendid ph, condition Ih.
hlriuo is moi, apt 60 De- psr.ctlul
strong where o.. mothct Doc. thw
prepared herself lpr uatuIr@ upr,W.
function Nu better advice could o..
given Young cxp,Dtaut mplhcr thn
that size use Mother Friend 90 b. a
m.1g.n. Chat has proven O. value iu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11

thou aud Of
cases Mother s.
Friends sold at
drug stores
Write lur free
book for expect
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1911-11-10

Kansas Ci'y,--Fred Terror,
a stockman. came to Kansas
City with a load Of cattle, and
for time he was puzzle as to
what state he register from.
Ae expl ined that he lived in
four sta es-Colorado, New
Mexico, Utah and Arizona
his ranch extending into all
four and his house standing
on the point where they meet.
Mr.. Terror eats his meals
in Colorado, sleeps in Utah,
has his "best room" in New
Mexico, while his kitchen ex-
tends into Arizona. IKE gets
his mail at Cortez, Colo, but
votes in Utah, because he
sleeps in that state. He does
his legal business atthe county
seat Of Apache county, Arizo-
ma, because most of his ranch
lies in that state. The wind
mill which pumps water for
his stock is in New Mexico.
but the trough is in Arizona
and the pig pen is in Utah.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1911-11-10
THE GA ME LAW.

Sc. 4. The open sea on
for hunting, taking or Tosse SIS
ing any of The animals, birds or
fish protected by this act shall
be between the followingnam-
ed ds es only, both inclusive
(l) Deer with horns from
Octooer IS to November IS
of each year.
October IS to November IS
of each ye ar. Gre
(2) Grouse, native or or
ated, Messina, California
Helmet quail from Octobear.
to December 81 Of each year.
60 Wild turkey from No
vember to December 81 OF
each year.
{4) Prairie chicken from
September I to No3on
of each year comm encig with
the year .9r5
60 Doves from August /
to october 81 of each year.
Sec. s. 1t shall be unIaw-
ful to kill, trap, ensnare, or in
any manner injure or destroy,
or have in possession, any an
telope, pheasant, bob white
quail or wild pigeon within the
| erritory Of New Mexico for
five years otter the passage Of
this act.
Sec. 6. 1t shall be unlaw-
full to kill, trap, ensnare, or in
any manner injure or destroy,
or havein possessionany snipe,
curlew or plover within the
erritory OF New Mexico, ex.
cept that such birds may b.
killed with a gun only during
the period commencing Sep
tember IS and ending March
of each year.
Sec 7 The right given
by this at to take or kill game
or fish is limited to two wild
turkeys, six grouse, twenty
ducks, thirty other birds, ff-
teen pounds of trout not les
than six inches in length, ff
teen pounds of bass not il IS
than seven inches in length, for
each person in any one calen
dar day, and no person shall
Kill, take or have in possession
ID any one open season mo- c
than one deer with horns, nor
have in possession at one time
more than twenty-five pounds
OF trout or bass and no game
or fish shall be held in posses
sion by any person more than
five days after the close Of the
season for killing CT same, ex-
cept as in this act otherwise
provided.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1911-11-10
Eew E9exicos Society fer
Sfe the Study and Prosen-
tsCn of Tuberculosis.

Officers: President, DR..
f. +. B. Fest, East Las We
gas. n, M. Vice President,
Dr.. ] W Colbert, Albuquer-
que, N. M. Secretary, DR..
Leroy S. Peters, Silver City,
N NJ Treasurer, R. E.
Mcbride, Las Cruces, N. NJ.
We want: Ist. The CO..
operation OF every man, wom-
en- and child in the state of
New Mexico to help in the
fight against the Great White
Plague.
2nd.~~ A wide awake Red
Cross Christmas Seal cam
paign to raisea fund New Mex
leo can be proud of.
3rd. A local anti-tubercu-
losis society in every CITY and
village IN the state organized
for combating the spl cad Of
tubercul, sis and to secure To-
cal proyi ion for the care and
relief OF persons afflicted with
the disease.
We, are the first organiza-
ion in the state of this natui c
and the Albuquerque society
IS The first local one to organ
ize. Let this be followed by
every town in The state.
We are the sole agents for
the Red Cross Christmas Seal
in New Mexico. Let every
tawn have an organization or
committee this year to sell
stamps.
Requests for terms under
which seals may be sold as
wei as information relative to
organization of local societies
should be addressed to DR..
LeRoy S. Peters, Secretary,
Silver City, New Mexico.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1911-11-10
Comfort for Country Bssrdsrs.

"The boarders don't seem to like
our country vegetables said Mrs.
Corntossel
That's funny" responded the farm.
err They ought to preciate EN-.
They was bought right In the same
town they come from. "-Washlngton
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-01
Prices and Terms.

When
unii As tn
fnstln
offered
teinstm
No thar
tcanb
Another the selling the Trustees will tn
f
adds adjacent This additional of rapid rs
those whh mos
dentals andM o will be- the
Opening Date.
Lots n
the order The buyer will course hav
tn of loauon