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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
KING GEORGE LIKES
BEEF AND BEER
WHILE PEOPLE
APPROVE
Windsor Castle Tradesmen and
Common Subjects Delight in
New Monarch's Simple
Tastes.
EDWARD BOUGHT HIS
SUPPLIES ELSEWHERE

Windsor England Aug or an
loyal subjects up anl down the land,
those o' this little town are cNpcricnc.
Ing the keencst ana most personal
satisfaction in the accession " King
George v lt Ia prosaic reason. be-.
cause 70 affects their pockets. but
still folk must live Aud h is ton
times easier 10 say God save The
King. when his majesty with his own
hand. puts several dollars regularly
every week into your al.
For the tradesmcu 81 Windsor uutl
20 year ago suffered IRON slump in
royal patronage Of such a severe kiad
that some came TO the verge OF bank.
uptcy in Queen Virtoria's time. tho
court was az Windsor castle largo
part OF The year and II was the IN.
variable rule OF her majesty thar
everything required for the castle
should. as far rs possible be- bought
IN windsor or course. the castle
represented almost the entire trade
Of the town. which, though important
as being the place Of The king chief
home. Is not "A large one. The Elton
boys from the famous public school
nearby represent another proportion
OF their custom. but the quantity OF Il
Is negligible 10 thar OF the royal
demesne
When Queen Victoria dicd aud Ed.
ward resgned In her stead, q complex
ION OF quite different hue appeared
on the face Of things To begin with.
both King Edward and his spouse
cordially fotested Windsor and put
in az little time there as possible
Ia. a. a.
AZ couple were In residence, things
were no better for the hunest butcher
baker and candle stick maker OF
Windsor FOR nearly everything was
bought IN London or abroad
Edward VII was man of luxurious
taste 10 an extraordinary degree The
simple fare and the ordinary uoccs.
sarics prOCurablo Ia the country hol
ough he had mo- use ior Foreign
wines, rare fruits and vegetables in
,l'l oul OF season game and hsh wcrr
required almost every day and had no
be- obtained from The continent Sc
order today was the depressing reply
when The local tradesmDn called az
the castle.
with the advent of King George
and Queen Mary fho clouds have roll
al away ana the suu az prosperity
once more shines ON che picturesque
borough For u material matters.
She present king is quite The opposite
OF hts father, fact of which the
butchers and bakers are iov'ullF
aware The king has made II known
that when ne Is in windsor be wishes
everything bought In Windsor aud
good money o. once more rolling into
the local golfers
Doth the king and green. though
always insisting ON having The very
best of IFS kind are simple in all their
tastes. and plain beet aud beer are
once more In demand The royal chill
dron have palmer mealr than many
middle class families
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
GOLD EXCITEMENT
IN COCHlSE
New Discovery of Large Vein
of Rhyolite Rich in Yellow
Metal Causes Stir in Mining
Centers.

Tombstone Arb. Aug In the
development work ot the Towner-
Lowell group at mines under TIE su.
lorp'yi-iou of Frank Dean, al cN.
pcrionCod mining engineer there wa
discovered a ledge OF rhyolItc over 80
'ect iu width iu canyon pn The prom.
cit'. which nom all appearances viii
carry many thousands of dollars in
gold 10 the ton
The po.gt OF discovery ln The can.
yon rs ahput 600 feet lower than
where work IS beinp carried on at
present The lodge Is cat hy ;hc can
yon and tunnels can be driven on the
VEN Co the north and south. the ore
being simply stopcd down IN order 10
take 10 Our. thus reducing the cost OF
mining TO a minimum
The ore found IL rich In gold II IS
concentrating ore, however. and IL IL
the announced intention Of MI Doan
to have his company erect q small
min ior Crushiug the orr, and tho con.
ccniratos viii be- shipped 10 the
smcltots
Mr. DUap, he disCOvcrcr OF rhyo-
l,ta In Arizona, Is an expert metal.
luuglsf and his find az the Towner.
Lowell group win bgng his maine
moro prominently before those intrr.
ested In mining matters. This IL The
first discovery OF rhyOite In Cochisc
county. and Sos beneficial influence
upon the future of mining In this
section can scarcely be- estimated
IN speaking OF be- discovery. Mr..
Doan said tina, his attention was At
tracted 10 the white ledge from a dis.
lance. having been old that II was
bat lime formation and upon nyos.
tiFaiion proved to hr ryholte Al
though very apt 10 deceive the ordl'
nary person not familiar with Tho
formations found u Nevada, where
considerable ore o. the same charac-
ter was uncovered
No time viii b. lost bv the com
pany in the installation Of machinery
iol working the mine on large scale,
as the new discovery, taken In con-
uection with the development work
already done on q higher elevation. Is
considered ample assurance that
there * considerable ore in the prop
erty awaiting machinery for crushing.
Practical miners working there de-
clare the group win prove a second
Comstock in aHount and values of ore
products during tho next ten years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
APPLE CONGRESS IN
DENVER THIS FALL
Growers of staple Fruit From al
Districts VIII N~~,mblc There 80
DiStu~~ NaNs aud Means.

Drnver colo, Aus - Enthusiasm
manifest iu business circles in - az
N,r over tn, American Apple r,po.-
uau. which VIII %. h. .r &C. DgN ~
Auditorium tho $40. November a..
Ono appl, Industry be- uds OF th' pru-
''uui asset. ct colorado, and ior his
reason the Denver bl.'loss m,u 'c,l
lu duty bound Go support IN, rru..
Tho American Appl, exposition 9--
10, latiun, ls its utms implies. +. nt-
tuu.l in Scope, a FeprrE invitation
De- tvi,ulrd Go 90, spnl districts e.
tie United Stutus to s,uf a,hibiis tu
tho exposition end 'oM'rtO 'ur IN
splendid list OF premiums This inyi-
tatIoa is also extended 10 the apple
districts of Canada, 40 thr Dominion
Boz Included in IA, term American
The association viii bc incorporat-
cd ana the exposition conducted along
strict business principles The or
ganization is financed IN Denver, the
stock issue being disposed of 10 the
business men OF thh city Tho fruit
districts have not bson asked 10 sub-
scribe mouey, tho idea being that they
viii do their part by sendng exhibits
ExEihitors from cvery section of the
country viii d. placed upon an ubso-
Lutte parity ana Il IS intended that
Judgment shall De rendered strictly
upon the merits o. the fruit ,xhib-
itCd.
Colorado onioys ne reputation of
hoing ono OF tho b'Ht apple produce
iug sections I'm the world and the
fu'wers OF hls state .ore anxious TO
enter their fruit in competition with
/ All corners. The preliminary premium
1 list viii be published not later than
"a 40 write to Manager G. l.. Oliver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

lily. but ] tell them of my good friend,
you Vegetable Compound, and that
there win bc no backachc aud bearing
down pains for them II they will take
~ as ] have. am scarcely ever with.
out Il iu the house.
Il vii say also that think there is
no better medicine % be- found Tor
young girls 90 build them up and make
Them strong and we'll. ny eldest
daughter has taken Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for pain.
ful peuodsaud lrrogalarity, and Il has
always helped her
~ am always ready and willing 60
speak "a good word for The Lydia r..
iiukham's Remedies tell every one
4 meet that ! owe my health and hap.
pness 20 these wonderful medicines"
Mrs, J q. JOHNSON, Scottyille, Mich.
RID 3.
lydia r pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, made from native roots and
herbs. contains no narcotics or harm
iul drugs and to-day holds The record
for thc largest mmbet VI actual cures
of female diseases
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
.ITATY IS SEARCHED
FOR MISS DOROTHY
ARNOLD AGAIN
Girl Who Has Been Missing
Since Last December Not
Yet Found But Hunt fot
Her Has Never Stopped.

New YORK. Ans The search Tor
bnrotn, Arnold. vino disappeared D,-
g,mh'r o. mst. hb. taken her parents
back Gao italy who're 90 was OF one
uwo supposed sh, bad gone Co meet
George =. Guscum. Dr., to whom she
had become engaged, though ho WAS
not approved ui nN the Gmily
Mr ana Mra Francis 81 Arnold.
parents of tho girl sailed Jun, % on
the steamship ,urpatnia Tor Genoa.
Thor names appeared ON the sIiiius
list 40 Mr j. Arnold and Mrs Arnold.
and the fact that they were ON hoard
escaped attention
G,ors, g. Griscom aud his parents.
when Sought tor after tho news cf
Doruthys disappearance mad become
public, wor, found az Florauro. Italy.
aud 10 Is believed that the Nruolds
went straight io that country
The fact 80 their sailing just tive
days after thr marrilg, of q. Hinek-
ley Arnold, Duruthy's younger broth
co. with Miss Mildred culver. has
bcon kept secret by the family and
their friends The Arnold house al
luN East Scyonty-ninth street was
boarded up and Inquiries In the yiciu-
ity olicitod ouly tho Information that
tho Aruolds had gone Co the country.
-. lliuckloy Arnold ana his hlide
went Co tho country ou their honey
moon. hdt his father aud mother
completed arrangements tn go abroad
as soon Hs ihp Wedding was hcld.
John " Arnold tho eldest son. has
left his apartment boa the city and
taken up his rcsidruo. on staten ISL
and John $. Keith. counsel for In"
family, also lett town some time ago.
Dorothy Arnold. 30 wears old, tho
daughter of Francis g. Arnold, an Inn
porter Of perfumes. disappeared De-
comher H. 1910 Detectives found
that after leaving her home that DAY
She had walked DOWN Firm avenue.
stopped at candy aud a hooK store.
was last seen az TnrW-fourth street
and Fllth avenue and since then has
been hidden from Fl,N.
January , last almost three weeks
before "a, public was told oi Dorothy
Arnolds Disappearance her mother
and brother won't abroad The motb-
,r and son went 20 Florence and there
aav George : Gri~cum, Jr. ~ was
reported fsom Florence that the girl y
brother had thra~h,d Young Gri@eum
u juiH The second trip oi the Arr
upld- Goo italy -,,W. Co confirm the
former suspicion that purodh' Az
mold wae have ruu. Geo ltaly at tie"
tm, SOP, disappeared
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
RAINS UNCOVER THE
BODIES OF MEN
Victims rf Revolution Are Reported
Exposed ~ Apua pricta In Hastily
covered Gravc-; Health Officers In.
Nc<tigatc

Douglas. hriz, Aug "a iumur
was currcm in Douglas ~ the early
part or the week that tho recent
rains had uncovered number Of
dead bodies buried near tn, bull ring
90 Aqua Prirta, ana that sanitary
conditions in tho Mexican city were
I'm such condition that the citizens
were exposed 20 disease.
Il was reported ihot two physl-
CLANS of Douglas pr. Armstrong and
Dr. Nannomun md boon approach
ed hy the authorities Of Agua Pr,cta
ana requested To investigate tho pre-
yailing conditions and To- Take zach
stops ny they might consider ncccs-
sary tp improve thc sanitation OF the
city.
pr Nanncmln. when Interviewed.
stated that 10 was fact that the uu-
thcritics az Aqua Prictn had app
preached hin, and Dr Armstrong;
along this line, ana had asked th,m
To- LOOK into the affairs tie stated
MAT complaints had been made 90 rho
authorities not only ns to bodies that
had not Hccn properly buried. but
that an two wells southwest of the
bun pen bodies had been dumped and
that the smell from thcs, bodies and
the wells Was fearful
Visit was made 20 Aguc prleta
by the physicians. They found that
matters had been greatly eYaggcrui-
ed. At the bun pen they found a
trench about 10 feet long. In which
any number Of men have been bur
led, bat Ho part of any uf these bod
les was showing above the ground
and M this time NO pcrccptihlc odor
can bo found.
AZ the wells, in which ir is claimed
the iederals dumped number 81
bodies, no ohor WAS pcrccptibie. but
no close examination was made ar
10 whether th, wells really contain
bodice The authorities were advised
e. throw several barrels Of linn. into
each ~ these wells. which would hrlp
tu Gisintcpratr thp bodies aud 60 h1V.
them filled up.
As lar as Tho trenches are con
ccrnrd Dr Nanncman stated that he
could not tcll that there Wt- unN
danger from Infection from the bod
les contained in them. and hr gave
NO advice as Go what should ID, done
in this matter. THAT "a large number
Of bodies were buried go Aguu pricta
that were never reported killod iF uu-
dOuutodly true, bat IL is Impossible
10 tell from the size pt this trench
how many, as they hav, been buried
one uu top of an" other.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

I,f ..J.u laH, Ices as tb, pro r.
.tHr manage 'o keep her boo debt for
r.fH. Ui WWros Et.u "a, lrti-.
H...u Nl.r lHulu,s, r.,tmcta Mj
tu......u .iuutrIr. hDt, uhiH o., =
ITO iI .'IIr.r hHs boon nearly
I.'I ,u,r
Tn t.uuUuau ar tn, yo-rivnu
is INDICTED b., tho tact uut D
tlr i...ut .f, which destroyed 'ur
y -muHI fU, number uf Nou 20
who i.u rum tn, fmm,a MOI ..
su,,se.i however was Officially
uV.u a. j.uUn Practically au Cd.
'h.., u... topt u haud Dos the ur,
rti,,Ir. vnu hlg, up,ucd temporary
.Uut,,r- nu thp -t, ot iur bur.d
.t-,3Dt,..
Tho christians especially. who as
to maintain NpW Testament st1u-
dard cot litr arr concerned over tr'
evil which puts Japan sp FAR hrhind
the ci,ilS,d uatiuup Tho sentiment
quickly cryauui1,d and such goptH
agitation ae Japan hats pr'bUIl
never known before Was began.
Two bDdi,s. DE-. Wumup's Christian
Tomporunro union and tho salvation
ARMY tod the crusade The rormcr
hu. Tor us SECRETARY Young Amer
icHu woman Miss Davis uf Cmcag,
The Japanese head 90 tho salvation
Amy Colonel Nnmnmctu. admittedly
the foremost authority iu Japan
upon practical sueiology has shared
in the leadership Even the Japan
csc Vameu ~ the highest class have
broken through imm,mor.nl tIji-
ton and has, addressed mrciIUls
ana circulated p,uu1us u hohaf CO..
the abolition or restriction of tu, .N-
ieuup system
Th, profound concern frit hy head.
ius women is uu, OK ,h, most hopeful
ASPECTS ot 90, tight ThcN has, spnh-
eu intensely Hut ol.Wcrtiy 100 pup-
%, and hny, shown that ,nr nuci M
and uorird Japau,e. patriotism can
take tho new forms In this doy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
NO INSURANCE FOR
GLOBE HEREAFTER
'Firebugs' Responsible for
Withdrawal of Companies;
Inoendiaries Are Much Too
Numerous in That City.

Globc Ariz Ann -"Fi.,hup." In
Glob, have csns.J Tho u.'bdroWal ot
seven Insurance commune rrnu, maj
an, Within IN. last i,yo Months s.y.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
WHITE SLAVERY IN
JAPAN CAUSING A
CRUSADE ON
YOSH|WARA
w. c. 7. U. and Salvation
Army Lead Battle Against
Hole of Vice Where Women
Are Held in Cages.
MOVEMENT AIDED BY
SOCIETY LADIES TOO

Toxic. Aug Tho spirit o. social
service u th, churches has reached
Japan and is at tho moment express
mg ITSELF Do, % nght against the re-
building of tho licensed vice district
in TOXIC. which burned q few months
ASA. rh, No,hiHurH. as this region
Is cailcd BE- mo- Joss notorious than IA,
ra5eu quarter ut Paris Tourists
Visit o. 1s naturally aH thuy VISIT tuv
shlba t,mple
AS s',rtallp thD NosuiVarI ls
without 800 eQuu 100 tHy world fur ita
Kind Cairo Port ~lid. -buulhaI.
Clustluuuoplo. san Francisco and
ail thc other lax cities have NOTHING
t1 offer u competition The district
BE- surrounded ry hlFh .cnrD. ao that
go visitors must enter 900 one great
gatr.
ENpy street 100 the YosmWara Is
irucd On both sides with resorts and
au t,, atH one another in display
Tuu o., recent Nr, th, huudtngs
....t lIu,Ia DO, MOST elaborate lu a..
Uff tul rpruun, hud BOO front 90
If o. gI..t gsrc. or show window.
Tlc ..l, Doc which ia, women are
shown afe mvl of thD real slavery
.u witch tine, orc held Most of them
ar. Boo h fosiuWura. because ODD
Iapnu considered 10 HONORABLE, ."r''
.ro.ta to con herself u order O. Co..
h.r 5u,'a debts From IA. Shlpto
udnuri THESE girls are cXlmpi
%, NH I,tl Tho 5000 or SOL.
vri.I 3D. 'iher receives ion his daush-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
urLr RIM kiDNEYs.
Albuquerque Readers Are Learning
the Way.

Irs do. little kidney ills
The lUuo, weak or aching back
Tho uunouccd urinary disorders
That lead 20 drop-y ana Brights
disease.
Whom tine Kidneys are sick
HrlI them with Doau's kidney
pills.
A remedy especially tor sick kid.
news
polus have been curing kidney
troubles for Go years
Endorsed by $4,000 paoplc--cu-
d'rs,' 90 home,
Proof iu au Albuquerque cIulon's
statement
Mrs s. v AL..nt i2o North Arno
ST., Albuquerque. \. a.. says;
'poap's kidney pins were first
brought 20 my attention when We
lived IN Aurora, H., about tive years
ueo. They were used al that time hy
"a member OF our family who was
suffering from kidney complaint a
tired, mnguid feeling was present
and the kidney sccretions were dis
ordered Doaus kidney Pills brought
prompt relief from those difficulties
und acted 90 "A tonic Co the entire
Hvstem. When there has been need
of kidney remedy since then,
poan's kidney pins have never fail
ed 90 provo OF benefit
For sBlo by an dealers Price zoe.
Foster Milburn CO. Buffalo. Now
York, sole agents for the United
states
Remember the nsne--Doan's--
and take no other rs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

Chamh'r ~ Commerce building, Dem
N,r. Colorado. FOR copies. Additional
premium lists viii De printed IN Aug.
rHt september ahd October ENhib-
tlrs th. requested Co send in thoir
names so they may he placed on ,Sc
mallu- list
Premium lists of tho American APP
ID. exposition viii be mail IT 10 grow
crs and persons Interested iu the show
upon rccn.p' of request by Manager
q. l.. oliver, chamber OF Commercp
Building Denver, Colorado.
Tho exposition win bc held in tho
Denver Auditorium the week ct 80.
N,mh'r O., ) 'trrol thousands a..
dollars ia cesh prizes viii be offered
as we'll as g lJrg, number uf useful
and valuable premiums
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
NEW MEXICO GUARD
ABOVE AVERAGE
Lieutenant Z. :. Ndung, Instructor at
Camp Mills 'Ins Murd OF Praise
for thc Efficiency at Tcrritorlal
Troops

El Paso, Texas, Aug 3.---Firs, Lieut.
i. 5 Young returned 20 Font Bliss OF
Monday. after Today instruction and
inspection stay at The New Mexico
national guard camp says the III Paso
Herald. While al the camp. Lieut..
Young had complete charge of the
inspection Of the guard and gave an
the problems that were executed az
the maneuyors. Lieut. Young reports
that the guard Is much above the
average In efficiency
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

II suffered intensely after eating
ana no medicine or treatment tried
seemed 10 do any good" writes. II
Youngpeters, editor of the sun, Lake
View, ohio. The first few doses of
Chamherlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets gave me surprising relief and
the second bottle scented 10 give me
a new stomach aud perfectly good
hoahh.' For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

Y cVctaule Com
pound and Sentative
Wash have done me.
! live ouuflriu aud
have worked very
hard / ana forty
five years old and
am he mother OF
children
Many people think
IL strange that lam
not broken down
with hard work and
FN.. L.r. al .. I.s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

(Which would YOU rather be, a poet
or musician"
"A poet People aren't VA liable to
be disturbed while YOU are practice
ing. Washington STAR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

FOR tae beat saddle horses IN 'he
city call phone No. 3. W. l.. Trimble
iiS North Second 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04
SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE,

THE MAZE,
Nm. kieke. Proprietor.
All South First Street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-04

Remember the nAme-Doan's--
and take no other IS
United labor bulletin. (Denver, Colo.) 19??-1915, 1911-03-16
BARRETT DOES CONTRACTING.

At the meeting of the Building Trades
Council last Friday night one week, the
executive committee recommended the
appointment of committee to act in
the nature of grand jury. This com
mittee was appointed and included Dele
gates Dellett of the Tilelayers, Moore
of the Sheet Metal Workers and Moore
of the Painters This committee was
directed by the executive committee to
investigate all Irregularities among the
delegates and to report the same to the
council. At the meeting Friday night
the committee reported that John C. Bar
lett had been doing contracting, which
is against the bylaws of the council.
President Lenhof. who was in the chair
ruled the report out of order, stating
that a partial report could not be made
but that the committee should make a
complete report of its findings. The
chair was not appealed from, although
many thought the ruling was unjust. as
a grand jury can at any time report true
bills and the progress made. The mat
ter will not be dropped but will again
be reported by the committee. The com.
mittee is also directed to investigate the
action of certain delegates in their en-.
deavor to organize new council.
United labor bulletin. (Denver, Colo.) 19??-1915, 1911-03-16
Try = Principe de Lees cigar Tor an
after-dinner smoke.
NEW COUNCIL ASSURED.
ORGANIZATION Greater Than Ever VIII
Soon Be Completed.

ORGANIZATION Greater Than Ever VIII
Soon Be Completed.
Another meeting was held Sunday
morning at 40 King block looking to
further steps in regard to the compile
ton of the plans for new bulldlng
trades council. A majority of the trades
represented in the old Building Trades
Council were present in addition to all
those on the outside. Plans were talked
over and the secretary was Instructed
and has sent out the following commune
cation for a meeting Saturday afternoon
at the same hall:
Denver, Colo March II, 19ll
To the Officers and Members, Greeting'
At a meeting of the Building Trades
committees held Sunday, March IL, at
room 40 King block, l was instructed
to communicate with organizations that
had not replied to the plan which was
previously submitted to organizing
jurisdiction committee.
If your organization has not yet re-
piled please answer same under seal
and send one delegate, with credentlais'
to meeting Saturday, March IL, at D.
M. room 40 King block, for the purpose
of organizing a Jurisdiction committee,
whose duty it shall be to take up all
jurisdiction disputes and try to AFFECT a
basis of settlement that win bring about
a consolidation of all building trades
crafts in this city.
Trusting that your organization may
give this YOUR earnest consideration, l
am. Fraternally yours.
]. H. mitchell.
Secy. Pro TEN.