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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

TERRITORY of soo.ooo pnnds Is report
I'd at 80 cents clean.
Caiirornins.
Transactions IN California wpols
haV, hot u, N extensive tins week al
though a mods rate sized line ot
spring secured is reported al - cents
and a lot of carbunizod fan about TOO
bags has changed hands at % cents.
Texas Woods.
There has not been SO much call FOR
tie Texas woods tIis week, although
two or three tots have changed hands
al about g. - cents clean FOR twelve
moaths. Fan Texas Is quoted al asa
~ cents.
puiicd Wm'>.
only a moderate call Tor pulled
woods has been in evidence this past
week. u supers being IN best demand,
az former quotations
secured Wools.
\ demand for secured woods has
been In evidence. the prnciual trans
action reported being for some 1000
bags of western at ~ cents More
or loss secured territory bas also
moved on the former rang, 81 prices
~ about iTmiS cents FOR strictly hno
wool. lot of some g5.no0 to 10000
pounds moving at this price.
Noil~.
No improvement, tx noted IN tn,
mark, Tor noils. moderate demand
being In evidence, particularly foi
quarter blnuds on the level Of price,
noted las, week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
HEAVY RAINS FALL
ALL THROUGH
SOUTHWEST
Greatest Downpour Ever Re.
corded for Spring Soaks the
Thirsty Land; Farmers Can.
not Control Jubilation.
Bc~i I;nin in Two Nrars.

Carl~nnc y NJ Apru 20 1t com
m,nc,d raining here night bcrur" last
and b. .tpl raimng More rain has
fallen than h1. fallen IA the past two
years An stoDem,u aud dr, farmers
ar" iuhilunt
Nj Howell Wtr T. Ca, supcriuicnd.
.nt of thc big ofchnid of peach trees.
has commenced thinning the fruit.
some of the flSc-yoat-old trees VIII
have nine boxes of nuii ou them after
mon" than that number have h,,n
thinncd. There mover were such
prospects Tor fruit all over tho p.cus
valley ~ there rrc this scasou Fruit
buyers bay the scor, Will hc 90 the
valley buying tho delicious crop.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
CONFEDERATE VETERAN
DIES IN CARLSBAD
,spec,s, oorresponSssce 10 IN. Herald,

Carlsbad. ~ NJ. April -. 9.
Kca,h. who lives abou, six milea
south OF Carlsbad. died SUNDAY even.
Ing a, o'clock AT the city hospital.
Mr., Keath vas about 20 years Of age
and n man Of fine physique, Ne was
IN the Confederate army ami was viii,
General Price all through the Mia.
souri, campaign. With broken fortune
after the war but with strong de-
termination he came 10 Texas and en-.
gagged In The sheep business near SAP
Angelo. Texas, and was very success.
full About ten years ago he came IN
Carlsbad and engaged IN farming lie
had very fine farm Of 100 acres OF
irrigated land aud was one Of tho best
farmers in the Pecos valley lie
leaves a wife and three children He
was buried yesterday by the Masonic
fraternity OF which ho was a valued
member
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

tie head IA. been IN Mr. Picrpont
Morgans London house over since
1890 30 one knows how much he
a rage. first. for being taken In by
French peasants. second, because the
British museum had already offered
HIM 100000 for the mitcr alone of
the precious reliquary which he sup
posed he had In his hands; third, be-
cause he vas holding the entire work
for 100000. with good hopes of get
ting his price. and. fourth. heCaus"
with all this publicity ~ what he had
never suspected himsclf--thc spuri-
business of the work which he realty
bought lac can neither get a sal, for
~ at ia" price h. paid, nor, probably
get himself reimbursed hy the COM
muno. II rs not even consolation
To him To kn-- that the imitation m
his hands is supcrh-and but "A singu-
lar Instance Of similar modern an
tiqucs which arc being palm-d "ff
abroad or substituted FOR the auihen.
tie works sold secretly al home.
Art collectors viii bear Ia mind the
action OF Mr.. Piorpont Morgan In the
somewhat similar case of the cope Of
u. Nicholas OF Kart which he re-
stored to thc Church of Ascot, from
which II had been lifted H. the pres
cnt ease, there is a question OF French
communal If not state property. sold
without authorization The detectives
of the French Surctc and OF Scotland
Yard ara AT work on IL II " not Mr..
Pi,rpunt Morgan who is likely To be
tn, most disquictod.
I, IL tn. Industry of the dealer and
his colleagues which is now imported
IAN industry tina, might have been
forosocn when the treasures of the
ancient Church Of France were turn
ed over Ia modern political hands
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
PARIS IS GIVEN 4
SEVERE JAR BY
]. ?. MORGAN
He Buys Up Sacred Work of
Art for Small Sum After it
Had Been Confiscated BY
French Government.

Paris. April 49, Al French art
lovers are IN slat, of pnnic with
regard 10 Mr. Picrponi Morgan. they
have settled ou him as the present
., sscssor of the nos notorious metal
war roliquary representing IA, bust
and mitred head OF the great 81 Mar
TN. Those who are Interested IN
Such art treasures win remember the
impression created by Il IN the re-
Prospective section of thu Parls expo
sition of 1909.
II belonged to ;hc parish church of
the little country village of Soudcill"s
In the middle 90 France Like so
many other similar examples of me-
diaovai art II had been parish prop
crtt under the ear, of the vcstry or
"lahTiquc." Tor untulG centuries.
When the law of the separation Of
church ana state came. with rs con-
F'Iuent inventories and handing over
~ church properties tn the political
comuncs Tho art dealers OF all the
world recognized their opportunity,
This "ghcf de saint Martin" " "A
typical instance,
First. IL came To tie ears oi the
government that the mayer aud eoun-
eli of soad,iilcs. considering they
could do as they liked with what was
now their own. were on the point OF
selling their church treasure Sec
ond, the proper authorities had a
strong box made and put 81 Martin
precious head IN - Tor safc-kccpini
AGAINST the plain burglary of such
projects which were alrcadT begin
ming Third, on rumGr that IN,
authentic head WAS already sold 10 q
foreign collector the government ART
inspector had the strong box opened
and found ihey had locked up safely
an imitation. Fourth, not knowing
what TO do IN SO awkward "a coniunc.
ture. an investigation wan ordered and
nothing was said about a. Fifth q
new and growing rumor had n that
THE commun. of Soudeilles had FUR
Their sold It's 81 Martin "a an anti
auAry OF Brussels ana the latter ac'
knowl,dg.d the fact to representa-
illcs of the press. sixth, great aRita'
ton and THE opening OF the stront
box by the authorities when II wal
found that even The Imitation hea,
had disappeared The mayor covered
himself b, letters and signatures oil
THE members 81 parliament for th'
commune, acknowledges this iates
sal. for 81. 400 10 the Brussels dealer
Now Il comes OUT thai Tho auulen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
E>,s-a rig Fruit Crop.

Roswell y. NJ. April gT.---.Another
tins rain has visited the Pccos valley.
from Lakewood To points north Of
Roswell
The total precipitation during tho
rain that has jus, visited Roswell was
i.73 inches. old residents cannot re-
call so heavy "A spring rain In the
Pccos valley. The rain fell slowly
and gently and soaked into the
ground, cattlemcn and sheep grow
.rs are tublant dry farmers are pre-
pairing To plant ana SOW every acre ot
ground possible. the heaviest fruit
crop FOR years rs promised and every
body IL predicting a prosperous year
whether Ncw Mexico gets statehood
on not
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
SCIENCE MEASURES
SIZE OF EARTH
Geodotic Survey in New Mex.
leo Checking up Columbus
Data on Shape of Earth.
Boundary Commission.

TcXico. y. NJ April q Harold u
King and \ VI Sobieralski of the
coast ana seodotic survey department
OF the United States government. ar
day and set up their astronomical
trans!.nts aad set OF pendulum ap.
para,us Tor taking observation for
four DAYS They packed their iustlu.
mcnis Tuesday and went To Guymon,
Okla. their next stopping place 10
take observations They took obscr.
yations al Alpine, Texas. before com
Ing To this place
Similar observations TO those taken
here are being taken IN all parts of
the United States as well as In foreign
countries. with a view TO the better
determination of the exact size and
shape of the earth,
The gentlemen carry about three
thousand dollars worth of scientific
apparatus for their observations The
astronomical transient was used in
getting the correct slderoal tine from
the stars for geing The time OF The
thermometers which are used In de-.
teilhinin2 the period of oscillations of
The pcndulums which designate thu
intensity of the force OF gravity OF
thls particular portion of the globe
rus work is SD part ocular that they
cannot rely Oh the time az telegraph.
cd 10 the railroad here, so they set
NJ their transients and get the only
absolutely correct time down 10 the
lhousandths OF second from the
stars themselves. and record IL with
short electric wire direct To the
thermometers.
Boundary Commission
The boundary commission - N, ~
NJ work and headed north on the
Texas New Mexico Clark survey.
marking II as they 70 with brass
plates which are To be set In solid
concrete bases, three feet square,
These plates replace the piles of
stone used by Clark IN 1883: there
are thirty OF them. so they will prob
all, be set about twelve miles aparf.
The party has sent word that they
VIII reach TeXico In about three
weeks. possibly sooner The line will
remain as II Is at present. the commits
sion re-establishing .Clark's survey
and permanently marking II. and con
meeting the ends Of his surveys Nv
running the hiatus, left by him. on a
straight line.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

i.as cruces. y. NJ. April 21.--A
light rain started IN this portion of
the valley on Monday afternoon and
continued practically all day ycster-
day number of the smaller farm
crs started cutting their first crop of
alfalfa Monday morning. but were
compelled Ia stop the machines at
noon on account of the weather. Ds-
ear {. snow was ready Ia start on
his l.1OO-acrc ranch Tuesday. bat the
rain caused him To postpone The work
for awhile, Il Is not believed that
this storm viii last more than two
days. ON the mesa ana range land TO
the east and west of Las cruces the
rain of Monday and Tuesday was
much heavier than IL was here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
SiNGERs son GETS TIRED
on BEuNG \ COWBOY

Tucson, Arlz., April sI.---Fcrdinand
SohummHn.i eink. the si-yea'-cid son
of Nine Schumann- Heink. Is some
thing of a cowboy. az rather has been
for the last few months Now ne Is
IN hospital recovering from his cX-
pcrioncc, r.tlectlng on the fact that
spring IL coming In New York And
as soon 49, he can he Nill return to
the metropolis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

Generally debililated for years.
Had sick headaches lacked ambition,
was wnrn-out and all rundown Bur.
dock Blood Bitters made me a well
woman "-- Mrs. chas Freitoy Moos-
up. Conn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated Bitter taste? Com
piexIon sallow' Liver needs waking
M. Deans Reguicis cure bilious at.
tacks. 20 cents al any drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
MAXWELL BUILDING ~
t1MAttltON DAMAGED RY CIUI.

Nlmarron, " NJ, April e7.--Fire
hroke out In the old Maxwell store
building her. and before IL could be-
CHECKED. destroyed about rs feet OF
u. The hte started from a dcfectiv.
ilu"' bu, did not spread rapidly ON
account ~ the walls being construct.
Cd 90 adobe. The building In q very
long one ana was constructed In CHM
arion's earliest days The several
idmitcs living In Il were able To save
nll their household goods
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

piece 200 NHirr .uiutf. laittlrtauf IN
pastel marin, ,I,' 100 pastel. animal
uainuua 100 pastel flower piece In
p1ecl. portrait be- cfayon. animal Ia
craNon
Hand Painted China.
Bos, ana largest collection hand
painted china best single piece hand.
painted chinn
Division s--IcSliIr Fabrics. Quilts
aud Quilting.
Best worstcd quilt silk duilt. crazy
quilt. fancy quit quilt made by lndy
over go, crochctcd bcdsprcaJ. fancy
hcdspicsd and shams
KNITTING aud trochcting.
Hes, pair fancy Knit stockings or
soN. pair cotton pair linen, display
rroch,t work by one person. pair
crochet slippers. pair knitted slippers.
pair knitted mit'ons tsiiki. crochcted
hood. crochot.d sacquo. crochctcd
fasciultcr. Cruchrtod shirt cTuchctcd
baby afghan
En,robidci,
Best infants embroidered shawl.
Infants embroidered afghan, cm-
hroidcr.d lHmbrcquin. liable scarf.
slipper ease, specimen embroidery on
linen. sofa pillow. pin cushion. pillow
case or sham, tray cloth. ccntorpiecc.
doilips
line Work D., Hand. Drawn Work
and Lace Work.
Best display fine sewing hN hand.
most beautiful wrought under gar
mcnt. best child's suit made by hand.
gents shirt made by hand. hand
mad. apron. lunch cloth. homstitchcd
and drawn work. hcmstitchcd napkins
and tray cloth. specimen drawn work.
point lace. tatting.
Ui,isiOn 3--NlisrciIancou~.
Best fancy sidcboard scarf fancy
dresser scarf toilet set tiv" pieces
photograph holder. handkerchief
case. card receiver. table mats. rlair
tidy. throw. splashor. etching on I'M
"n. work basket, work box. carriage
afghan. outlining with silk OF linen.
shopping bag. paper holder. whisk
broom holder, sofa pillow. Longing
pillow, fancy apron, papcr flowers.
Ten yards rag carpet fancy rug. old
est s,yl. bonnet, oldest styic dress.
Kitchen and pantr, st"svs.
Best looi wheat bread. Yeast ris-
ing. loaf wheat bread. salt rising.
loaf graham bread. loaf corn bread.
light rollr. biscuits. cak. Of any Kind.
doughnuts. angels food. DEVILS food,
pound cake. jelly cake. sponge cake.
fruit cake. marble cake, chocolate
cake. Cocuauut cake orange cnk".
lemon cake, nut cake, iig cake. cara
mel cake cukc by rfrl under Il
years. loaf of bread by girl under II
years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

Willis--so your military school
wasn't success
ellis No, none Of lin. pup,ls
could stay on u horse long enough TO
have their photographs taken for The
advertisements of lha school. -
Judge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
WOMEN WILL HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO
DEMONSTRATE SKILL N MANY WAYS
Hundreds of Prizes Will Be Awarded for Exhibits in
Paintings and Drawings Hand Painted China; Quilts
and Quilting; Knittngs and Crochetng; Embroidery
and Fine Hand Drawn and Lace Work in Department
Art at New Mexico State Fair to Be Held in October

Realizing tbat ~. uccc~s ot a.
state nir ns VIII us % count, fair. -
church fair or anN other KIND or an
affair depends greatly anon the
women. the officers ol the N,N Mos
$50 state fair To- Ice held in Nlnud irr-
Iur ortobcr y 60 a. have already
completed elaborate arrangements tor
interesting the iadier. There VIII hr
horse racing and baseball and other
IKE athletic doings fur the men but
thc ladies Viii has, departments ~
fine arts. t'Ntilc fabrics. pantry
stores and Kindred crafts which VIII
prove very attractive. Hundreds 81
substantial prizes aud no end at blue
ribbons and second prizes viii De-
awarded 10 successful exhibitors The
pri2rs zee in rNorS department Of the
fair. viii b., az generous a. possible.
depending un ~, subscriptions to the
association. " sou are good 40 needle
work u YOU have an odd piece of
fancy work crsN quilt 81 - paint.
iug or drawing. get nus, ana prepare
e. come IN on the money. The rules
and regulations and a description ~
tho articles FOR which prizes are 10 10,
offered follow
An entries must be made on 90 be
fore Monday october o. at ~
o'clock a. M, and an exhibits must
h. at the art hall a, that hour
Al exhibits competing FOR prizes
must bo the original work of exhibit
cor. who must bc a resident OF the
statc of New Mcxico.
Al articles on sale should have sale
price attached.
No exhibit can he removed bcfor"
saturday afternoon. October II. at I
o'clock
Entry number and not the name of
the exhibitor shall appear on entry
tag until after the premiums are
awarded.
Whore there Is NO competition IN a
division the Judges may award pre-
miums only on moritorious exhibits
Zine Arts. Textile Fabrics. Pantry
Story~--iadics' Department.
~ paintings must bo framed or
mat mounted,
An exhibits ar. subject To- Tho gem
'rnl rules governing the Judges and
awarding of prizes
Al imported articles arr strictly
prohibited from competition Ia the
ladies textile department
No article viii be allowed io cont
pete for moro than one premium
Division i--t'aintinGs aud Drawings.
Bcs, figuro in pastel, Landscape IN
'i marine view ia oil fruit piece IA
OH. fluWcr piruc In ui landscap. in
water coiors. marin, vicw IA water
cIlors. flower pi"c. IN water colors
portrait Ia oil. figures In oil. fruit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

Who gave We M black eye, Jim ?"
Nobody awe II I me, I had 4 ngh,
fer it.--I.lfe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
HERE Is HER own STATEMENT,

. Paw Paw, Mich. 1.-TWO years ago ] Suf1rrCO
VERY severely with u displacement 1 could not
be ON my feet tor n long time: My physician
treated for several mon las without much
lief aud at last sent me to Ann Arlur for an OI,.
leratiOn. was there four weeks and came home
lsuffcring worse than before. MY mOther I'D.
Compound, and did. To-day am well and
lstrOng and do all my own hOusrMOrk. ! owe my
iI,cN1tE 70 Lydia u. Pink hams Vegetable Com.
1pOund and advise every woman who is nnlictcd
with any female complaint tO try IT," Mrs
lOrvillc Rock, X. X. No. b, Paw Paw, Mich.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

For the best saddle horses IN the city
cali phone No 8. w J.. Trimhir. tis
y. and ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

Mclr"s", y. NJ Apru a.. Metros,
has received the best soaking 1t has
had ~ two years This n IN. third
day uf rain which has been unintcr-
ruptod for q hours and has sei ~
Tor another daf. Reports show the
rain II general from Las Vegas east.
The Who'll" country about here has
been soaked, 40 damage was done
here by the storm. but cars passir :
through here from Clovis showed Tho
affects ,f hail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
Inch of i,ain NJ Willard.

WIIIard \ NJ, April 21.--N alow
rain began falling Monday. kept up
continually all night and until noon
Yesterday The farmers ct IN, VIII
lard valley are iuhilant MANY OF
them have their crops just plant,u
aud this win bring them out nf the
ground. Fail wheat nnd oats are
fl"nrishing and this rain WIN insur,
AN abundant harvest TIL, rainfaIl
Tor the past - hours In estimated at
on, inch
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

Fort sunmcr \ VI, April % .
Fort sumner has been visited 10y the
second good rain In a week aud
things are looking better for the dry
farmer than for years There tx Hc-
uvity all along the river. both under
ana above tho canals
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
Another Rain ~ I'csx,s.

fcc"s. Texas. April IL The two
inch rain which f"ll here might h.for.
las, was followed again last night
10y a one To- ,hrc"-lnch rain. giving
,hr entire Pcc"s valley ot Texas. az
wen as the Toyah valley. n vast vp,.
umc Of water The country is liter
ally soaked today This gives tho
country ON" of tn, best seasons at,
record
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
@t&<&
.Mvs,iirAv
@sssaa,
Please Read These Two Letters.


The following letter from Mr. Orvile Rock will prove how nwic
dangers of surgical operation when 1t
may I've avoided by taking Lydia Pnkhamf Vegetable Compound
the hospital and home suffering
Then all that suffering Lydia T. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound restored her health
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27


Tucumcari. y NJ. April .1.-Farm.
"rs are Iubilnnt over the crop outiu,
THIS season ON account ~ tn. rain ui
the last q hours. This has been IA,
best rainfall of the wear and was bad
~ needed, as the moisture from IN,
winter was getting scant Those who
wer" fortunate IN having their crops
planted claim they VIII not need fur.
Their rain for month, The prccipi-
tation lasted Just one DAY
Fort Davis Gets ISig tiain.
Fort Davis, Texas. April - For,
DAVIS and The surrounding country re-
coivod "A fine rain Monday night TN,
government rain gauge registered
l-lt Inches making six inches oi
rainfall since January /. 1911.
The fruit crop about Fort Davis will
he Immense without further cold
WEATHER ur hail as there has not been
any of II Killed SO far Gardening
and planting various crops. consisting
OF corn. cane. melons. onions ana po-
tatu.s seem To he the order oi ih'
DAY the rain making II Encouraging
Tor the planters.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27
Michigan Wopls

Demand for Michigan woods has
likewise been limited. some business
for the lower grades has been eject !.
ed. two fair-slzed lines of I'm, nm.
washed selling AZ II and i7h cents
respectively,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-27

Best infants embroidered shawl
Infants embroidered afghan. c,n
hroidcr.d Hmbrcquin. liable scarf
slipper ease, specimen embroidery 81
linen. sofa pillow pin cushion. pillow
case or sham, tray cloth. ccnterpiecc
dDiitpS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-06-26

It looks as if Neal Ball had at last arrived for good in big league base ball. He is playing a bangup game for the Cleveland Maps and hitting