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The Washington times., 1911-04-28

REGINA, Diamond. Richmond. Magic. Duns
ley, Hoover. all other makes: fres demon.
stration in home: prices s. to $i25; cash OF
dine. Call Main l55. National sth q D n. W.
The Washington times., 1911-01-20
Academy of Sciences
Elects New Officers

T. W. Clark today entered on the du-
ties Of president of the Washington
Academy of Sciences. other officers
elected at a meeting Of the academy
yesterday afternoon were Arthur L.
Day. treasurer; Dr. w. ]. Humphreys,
secretary, and DR.. Frank Baker, corre-
spending secretary. The vice presidents
were elected from the different socie-
ties forming the academy as follows:
Walter Hough, Anthropological Society;
Mitchell Carroll, Archaeological Society;
David White, biological Society; w. e.
Stafford, Botanical Society; H.. w.
Wiley, Chemical Society; n. o. Leigh
ton Engineers Society; A. H. Brooks,
Geological Society: Dr. W. NJ. Barton,
Medical Society: DR.. J. d. Morgan, His
torical Society. and Lyman J. Briggs.
Philosophical Society.
DR.. +. NJ. Jaeger, professor of chem
istry in the University of Croningen,
Holland. addressed the academy last
night on refracting and the so-called
crystal liquids.
The Washington times., 1911-01-20
EFFECTIVE WAR .@5
ON MAIL FRAUDS
Assistant Attorney General for Postoffce Department
Tells of Crusade on Swndling In His
Annual Report.

full and fraudulent, have been forbidden
the use of the mails.
-. Work at Home" Schemes. ~
The so-called work at home"
schemes have found most of their VIC
tins among women, Mr.. Goodwin re-
ported, and It is unfortunate, he re-
lates, that the victims are almost In
variably persons in needy circumstances
seeking to add a little to their incomes
and, instead of that, losing part Of thelr
little savings. Persons applying for
work to be done at home are usually
requested to make a deposit for ma
terial, machines for typing or sewing,
or as an earnest of good faith. The
deposit is lost to the applicant in most
of the cases that the department has
Investigated.
Astrologers, as shady as those of
the Dark Ages, still ply a profit
able trade, and the numerous VIC
tins who seek to be reminded of the
pastor assured of their memories-and
to know the future before they got TO
it, seem always giving way to fresh
seekers of knowledge that the stars
whisper only to the astrologers. Most
Of the Horoscopes furnished are much
of one pattern.
The following Is a summary of the
work done by the Assistant Attorney
Generals office in the year:
Citations, 116; fraud orders issued.
13l; reports of inspectors on lotteries
and fraudulent schemes received and
examined, SOS; opinions and rulings,
2.l4O; claims for reward, 80; applications
for pardons, l02; offers of compromise,
Is; contracts examined, 3T; leases ex-
amined, 612; bonds examined, 152; claims
Of postmasters settled, l,46S.
The Washington times., 1911-01-20
PRISONER NEEDS
0NE-LEGGEO PAL
He Could Explain Why John
BreSnahan Has Three
Odd Shoes.

If John Bresnahan can produce a one
legged friend he probably will be able
to satisfy the police of the Fourth pre-
cinct that his possession of three odd
shoes does not carry with it the sus-
picion of wrong doing.
He is held at the police station while
the authorities are looking into the
manner in which he obtained the shoes.
Bresnahan, who is thirty years old,
and who has two perfectly sound legs,
was walking cheerfully down Four-and-
a-half street yesterday, swinging the
shoes by their strings. Policeman
Davis stopped, looked, and listened, but
he didn't hear any real loud noise
which sounded like an explanation of
the three odd shoes.
So he haled Bresnahan to the station,
where the man said he had purchased
the footwear from a one-legged negro.
So all this morning the police of the
Fourth precinct have been accosting
men with one leg gone with the ques-
Con
do you know Bresnahan?"
The Washington times., 1911-01-20
Heroine HeSitateS to
Accept Carnegie Prize

PITTSBURG, Jan. 2O.-Anna c. Brom-
ley the siXteen-year-old student of the
Margaret Morrison Carnegie Schools,
and to whom was awarded a Carnegie
bronze medal for bravery and an addi-
tional award of 5000. is as yet unde-
cided as to whether she should accept
the prize. She will leave for her home
at UniontOwn, Pa, tonight to confer
with her parents about the matter
Miss Bromley saved a man from
drowning last summer after a long
struggle, but declares she is not a
heroine, as she was scared all the
time"
The Washington times., 1911-01-20

Various schemes involving the use or
the malls to .defraUd are set forth In the
annual report for the fiscal year ended
June 80, 1910, of r. P. Goodwin, Assist
ant Attorney General for the Postofice
Department, under whose direction the
hearing and prosecution of such cases
come.
The campaign against the use Of the
mails by lotteries was effective, and
against them as well as, against per-
sons trying by fraud to obtain money
through the mails the Office was active.
Against lotteries alone forty fraud ord
ers were issued, all but two of them
being directed to foreign Offenders. Since
the fraud order prevents the payment
of money on postal orders as well as
the delivery Of mail to the person
against whom it is directed 1t is quite
effective against persons operating
abroad.
Picture Card Frauds.
One of the features of the report
deals with the mailing of pictures and
literature" advertised as rich and
racy." The eagerness of certain per-
sons to obtain such diverting works Of
art leads them, it is stated in the re-
mort, to answer advertisements and send
money for material that is declared to
be spicy" Their returns are as a
rule are disappointing. The department
prosecutes on charges of using the mails
to defraud.
Special attention has been paid to the
advertisements of fake medicines, nos
trums, cure-alls, and home treatments,
and many of them, proved TO be deceit
The Washington times., 1911-01-20
Miss Ellen Terry
Receives Gold Medal

NEW YORK. Jan. 2c.-Among the
most cherished possessions of Ellen
Terry today is a gold medal presented
her as a token of gratitude for her life
service to dramatic art by the found
ers of the New Theater. The exercises
were held on the stage following a
special performance of Sister Bea-
tdce." Maeterlinck's two-act miracle
play.
The presentation address was made by
Winthrop Ames, director of the New
Theater.
The Washington times., 1911-01-20
A Good Reason.

Mother (angrily)--willfe. you posi-
lively; must get over this habit OF
wanting something to eat in the
night time. never do.
Wilie--WeIl, 1 don't think I'd care
to eat anything in the night either II
| kept my teeth In a glass OF water
Boston Transcript
The Washington times., 1911-01-20
Breathe Hyomei and Break
Up That Stubborn Cold

at night just before retiring try this
vapor treatment
Into bowl three quarters full of
boiling water pour a teaspoonful of
HYOMEI, cover head and bowl with a
towel and breathe for five minutes the
antiseptic vapor that arises
The Washington times., 1911-01-20
Believe That Boni1la
Has Captured Ceiba

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2O.-It is ex-
pected that the town of Ceiba, Hondu-
ras, has been captured by revolutionists
led by General Bonilla. 1t is said to
have fallen after being invested for FIVE
days by the revolutionists.
The Washington times., 1911-01-20
Lacked Penny.

Blobbs--Harduppe is in love with two
girls. and he can't make up his mind
which one he wants to marry
Slobbs-Why doesn't he toss up a
penny?
Blobbs-I don't think he has one
Philadelphia Record
The Washington times., 1911-01-20

when breathed regularly will Danish
catarrh and all it's disagreeable symp-
toms but there are many people who do
not know that HYOMEI is a most sem
sible remedy to quickly break up a cold.
A hard cold is dangerous at any
The Washington times., 1911-01-20

A complete HYOMEI
outfit which includes q
bottle Of HYoMEI and
a small hard rubber poe
ket inhaler costs $1.00;
extra bottles Of HYO-
MEL, If afterwards need
ed, cost but so cents.
For Catarrh, colds,
coughs, sore throat,
Group, asthma, and cat
arrhal deafness. HYO-
The Washington times., 1911-01-20

I MEL IS SuITdHIttu. NdII OIutIS IlIItC
charges prepaid by Booths Hyomei
| Co., Buffalo, n. Y. Booklet on ca
tarrh mailed free. Sold by Henry
Evans and James O'DonneTl and drug
| gists everywhere.
The Washington times., 1911-01-20

Time, It Ieaus 10 pIItuIIIU-
MIA and pleurisy and 9TH
er illness equally severe.
Remove all danger at
once by breathing HYO-
MEL: its soothing. heal
ing antiseptic action on
the mucus membrane
gives prompt relief. For
stuffed up head, snufties.
hawking, splitting and
continual discharges Of
The Washington times., 1911-01-20

than HYOMEI.
To break up a cold in the shortest
possible time breathe HYOMEI (pro-
nounce it High-o-me) through the in
haler or times during the day and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16

igr animals this sras"n This class =
m. hnudiS. is largely haudl.i
thtousn rIe mails from White lions,
900 nrrount of IN hong distance. hut
,u, ours ar, shipped. IN, ,xprosa rates
GO luudou N'w York - Louis. etc.
heinr 100 excess of thu postage chutgo.
on 90, Nghtor Grade of fur
IN" same number uf mercantile
houses atc Represented here a. u Cora
moe wears. despite tho business ont.
lDok and th0 stobdt dcDrrae, OFF husl-
moss Tot tho PAST Tive or sax yeats
THOSE $50 engaged SIN have au tnId
inr roundcuc, IN prosperous t1tur'
fur white Horse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16
PARDONED CONVICT
IS DROWNED
Jesus Romero. Whose Prison
Term Had Been COMMITTED
by the Board Of Pardons.
Will Not Enjoy Freedom.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16
SCOvERY OF DIAMONDS
IN CANADIAN FIELDS

Shorlroghe. Canada June o. The
Chi4f mincralogisr O the Canadian
geological survey FOR The past iew
months has been studyins the divine.
jeu.ing rocks of canada, which often
contain asuesto7. chlomite. platinum,
and ina SOME eases diamonds some
oI hia examinations we're into chro-
mite ulp from he Montreal piL near
Lach Lake lutil last year this mine
was worked tor chromite and Zee has
established beyond ali doubt char 'hls
orc contains an appeciahlc proper
ton of diamonds in small cI}sin'o'
IN, discovery NAV prov COZ economic
yaiua The diamonds are 700 small
tn Dee usN as gems. lhcii size hcinR
microscopic. put there are so many OF
thcm Chat h. .s question whether OF
not u would pay 10 separate then as
% 1turniuCr In ihe concentration Of
nhfuu.t. aud soil them as diHUun
Gu- which e. much used iu tur cut
time aul polishing oi diamonds auI
Oih,. gems
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16
STREET FAIR FOR
ROSWELL SOON
Movement Toward Exposition
Inaugurated by Members OF
Roswell Ad Club, Who Will
Affiliate With Commercial
Club.

Roswell = H. uno rs = move
m"ht has been inau.urntod b.to foI
iur holding OF street 'gi. O. is
Thought that such d fNua Would no
u,ucilcial 30 the busiuo.H m,u aud tu
'1s city as a whole. and Cousldcrabl.
enthusiasm has already lotu display
60 Do has been suggested that lu
la.u, trD pl sldcnt and y . Shauhs
.hr .ocIctarN ot the cluh. affiliate
With kirby secretary Of IA,
Commercial club. and QUO }auMor
meWH' ul the paylor aud BlumoI
Realty COMPANY and prcaidon' q. tina
Roswell Baseball association fala
with tuc business men and iocl their
pulse anou the matter
Tho uattDr was brought up DIS y o
Shauks, ciN editor of the Rcgi-tpr.
Tribune, and secretary ot the club.
who stated shat hc had interviewed
several business men REGARDING the
exhibition. ana iounl That up go that
time there were no exceptions 10 the
matter huj all were heartily In favor
of the move and would bach 20 lnan
clally
Nh Shanks also stated thai ne and
M Hammer had written "a lotlcr 10 !
Hriukcr. general passenger agent ol
This division ol the Santa Fe asking
b ne could arrange with the south
western rate commission tu give % los
r.tu1 excursion rate from All Mis-
oui valley points and adyrt'is' th'
Rir nl Kansas Cily papers The rca
ESTATE men viii gel back Of - move
ul tbls Kind and place agoai Ia Mis-
sour valley points Ia the ondeavor to
get mp q snecial trainload OF tourists
lo Roswell turing ihp exhibition.
IN, fair or exhibition. viii he o,
the streets The main exhibition boini
iu some LARGE building. The commit
ice viii begin the FIRST at next wee'
IA ins further census OF the opinion
of Inc citizens.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16
SHE HAD
CONSTANT
PAIN
Until Relieved by lydia T.. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound.

DrvI..I $751; Before start.
cd 60 ,sA, LYDIA T. l.smns Veg.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16
ARIZONA NEWS Of
INTEREST

Ror.rts rontinu. d. be circulated
al I.r,u,. than On. United Verde
sp,It.rs ara. tn %. r.,no..d q. thu
y.ra.. v,tl., S.mi.of,.,.I .,ut.m,its
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mots
usb.. mann s..nt ia DEL p,so and
.r,nt Nopd., .,iirtir. .,. married
,p 1,.,.a.,. ana ., -ri..,r.3,, o..s tr-
rested for uussng % worthless check.
p,,el,s ir,p. m, lis, ,f t,v.u that
AIN ruburl, ,.,bt.t. lnd.r.nd,n,,
al, ,,lItt,,, r.,,d. DID,, United
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h.,b,.g. ,,I. ..t.d. nf Floats.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16

taD sale without Yr0Uof pU.nr. .0r
Sine OBS one 90. ulf MOST drailF
.u,ulrF HnI ODE. prot "iDn U' n.0H.
arI p.oviauus lUm ts ufIl Nu. d.
un.Uiwoit uscosa8l, Oh, public
'D boz protected from ron.aaious and
M,o ious dispasos
Ou. r nas found H Ir Iu mo
excellent condition Dur HHDtIcailv o..
GUS '' UCct Co., mr l Whist could u'
CON. Ht rlf, giihorii.Da lu U1Ulfiur
holds OFF modern .luIH.. Iuu.o
.HuuHh Ca ,s the cit5 ,'.ffHI u
It. .ty hnf Iu ifs hc8I nf rN, utI
Hliu lr Bunnot en- mI .uHllt
I'.' Ifiu ana r. man who's, ,r'rt.
.HI .IlWro ia anfOrcinu Tho hntliI
HIiIuu. u' tu' board Dr. lo.te.NI..
u .I'f.rst vi'h tho Hoah ana hai.ll'
Hc.ul OFF man" health officials Al
.U.urH savannah hos only 81 GOO Co.,
..aU 3D.. department OF bacterial
D.u IT.. .llNu Co., tine best iu the South
and Dr. Huuhtful 10 There are half a
dozen .H.i equipped ANA more eff
ciprf Ir .uruts M ihD United
SfH.,- including our LARGEST cities
no. OTIS e ..y completely plped 'ot
water Obtained from artcslan wells
ana do. ..F. .I.icW Us nearly ns cN.
touHt. The city was searched from
one end 600 tho other for surface
water u.l without success
Tho .0uu gred tho organization OF
saultWg rH u pFyr CITY in tho
count. ald a1H -uac stcd ,ha. the
AssocuIcn U L.o Insurance pfpsi
dluf4 ttIs .U. load Eli this WGrI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16
MINING PROGRESS
ON THE YUKON
Development of the Alaskan
Fields Has Become Regu.
lated Industry Since Great
Klondille Rush.

White Horse, Yukon. Ala b.. Iuuc
IA. Saw EatpI was form ..uod
.V U.Hu 'h. alIlvai of tl, .,aWc"
from 'Ho south mere "a frN .Ht4 uFu
In 90 Tow weeks the str,9.u. aIu uo
open pop snaps and tho pIuu. acliy
iti,t Ot DO. 'u. rior viii r,.HnuDucr
since tho -rrai rush for M. kundihc
gold fields naH somowhat subsidized me
mining industry has been d,t ulopei
upon more commercial ilu, aud now
nioscDts ,hn aspect OF .c.fl,I bust.
ness
Ia summary of genera .onIiuons
Of THIS vicinity IN Dnily Consular and
Trade Reports. recently D.. Ishod.
mention une made of ia. rr..f..- Of
Tho ATLAS Mining c0mpnu operating
% Wiuc 900 tr White Hon.. district
Daring luat winter thi. ..r...U sn--
pended ali work rcmo,.g .tuW the
mine all supplies ana equipment. pN-
c"pting stationary machu,r Hulld-
hugs. ETC.. aud let the ...u...
The CLOSING down WIS ..t. msV-
p'.t,d ana s not set uu.... .pd ry
thot, having uu inside incarnation
Tn, purchase pi,c was enid 81. hovc
boon $500 600. ou which u.ute col
f1"H. 600 uld been mud. II. rV.
r,us. of equipment Hnd Operations for
tu, fw, tn. min, WAS N... torEDh
Hgs IrnhHNN about xiuu -o ar
as known lUrrr Nns uu d.iD. HroUon
BOO OBJ. Nalu, col tho orc NN.u from
the m.u, Goo ha.t 10 wac tH.Heht IuC
aus tu. aau,talN expressed .f.i,WHu'
CO., SIN, Atlas min, p,u.. chat tho
property Improved with t... ..pm.ui
ana Nat -W,It,r returns u.I. Nrtt.I
than expected II is undo. .uuI That
the put.h mas, contract on ..Hl. called
tor t uuprt,rIs payment ui 100000
Iltp that $500 such paNm,uu had been
/ made and that o. third was da, iu 500
NrWhcJ last IN nay opiuu0 the tim,
was too limited t. mak. .lfucIou
Development uu th" prop'til to deter
mine its value. ,,hich caused Its clos
in- down rh, cStrrm, ..Id uf uul
/ winters would make il III.ult au'
expensive go continue VrIh throuEi
J that season of the YEAR and ptcsum
ably the contract Js u-.H' permit
tod Of mo- -utiou 81 work. o.
now reported that tho ,t.,r ui th'
mime. BYRON y. White. u' Spokane
viU commou.. WORK ON ,h. miuc fnr
spring and tnouushN t.N.'"r h
uf,Utfft
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16

But now ! du UH' have any ul lht.c
troubles. ha}y q H.' strong baby
daughter uuu, vMpn dlJ uot have
before taking Lydia IT, pwhhams
Vegetable tumulMl NU- s. A..
gus, Route 90. pcWi'tyillc y \.
The above IS ouIy one Of thr Thorn.
sands OF grateful letters which tIe
constantly being received hN Che
plukham Medicine Company ot Lynn.
Mass. which prove nryuud doubt tbat
lydia J.. PiukhaW \crptdnl" Com
pound. made from root. aud herbs.
actually does rai" these obstinate dis
ci,rs of women aud that every such
suffering woman owes ~ foo herself so
%, least give Lydia l.. i'iukham IS Ntrr-
table Compound "a trial before vlhmI'-
ting to AN operation, OF giving zap
hope OF recovery
Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn. Mass.
invites all sick women Ia write
her tor advice. she has guided
thousands Ia health ana her
gdyicc j. free.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16

cxtoadiul ,ho Dry wgtDl system auI
yet from quarter to more than hal
oi The mUuIuuts live O. houses 'nu.
are rot connected with The sewer ana
100 g.cat nuuhpi Ol such eases Che
situation is closei with mo- sewer
connection Iud nearby Cd VOL 20.
Ing surfac, water and constant dan.
sof of contamination and u cannon
ho said that those are cutltclt % tu,
ucW sections OF growing c.N whore
sewer ana wptoI mains have NOT been
,NcudCd \ large number oft thrsc
eases are on streets Thar have De- u
severed and have Nccn furnished with
water mains aud '.IU. I.N 100 'bu
Oldest and most fhictlr 300 'uIJ.'l
PARTS %, Doe cit'
Ia regard 10 thr disposal Of gar
baec conditions in most c.t!o. wor"
unsatisfactory rar most sanitary
way o., dispos.ns OF g1rnar" Is W1h
ably fu bum 4. Ahow hali . dozen
pr no.. cities Investigated had mCucrn.
uou plants ald la rule hes plant
were worEug u 90 REASONABLE salts.
factory manner and % they A'r, nU.
/ 90 Vas .cu,rMi, because the Wurk a.
| ,ulioCiua hc .aih1ae for htuus was
Uni,e political influences Win
! wlu.ofpH .raIl.a la tup great Ha-
| lolit oi cisef tne garbage a dumped
| on vacant lots. Frequently within the
| city limits aud sometime, not iar .rom
! the heart 90 the city
Ordinances for inspection uf mill,
meats ana perishaul" provisions were
/ quito general aud 30 b. clear that they
/ arc u.lue enforced with lucraat Of.
/ .rclVoness every year hut success
/ lul work off mis- bind depend. NainlN
/ urUn three Kings, freedom trom po-
! i.tical control competent ana par
I ucW8tly q courageous hoard OF health
! ana strong public opinion ,n favor
! oi thorough nfofcomcu' of tlC WORK
Coming now 20 me consideration
/ o. some special points The following
! o. lGutod from The annual report for
! 1910 of The department tol health OF q
] cit, OF less than 100 oou inhabitants
/ aud the capital of ono of 'hr LEADING
/ states of the union There CO.. .Nuu
| shallow wells IN this city ana the
I pollution %, these Nell is assured hy
! 5000 vaults There are 5000 homes
/ in The citN 5000 OF which are NOT
connected wien city .ow.r on water
mains for sanitary purpose The sew.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16
SIS. RHE GT11fsM

The OF rheumatism an excess OF uric acu III inc
blood which acdes this vital fluid and prevents the
being afforded the muscles nerves and
cndons The aches OF Rheumatism be temporarily
nmentS hot applications and other exe.
treatments disease cannot be permanently benefited ny SUCH
and bound to become chronic and dangerous su
things depended alone SSS cures Rheumatism N c
possible the disease II down INTO the
blood and the acid from the circulation SO ha the
and joints all fabricated and fed with our
ng matter instead of being constantly rriaed and namea WIN
the sharp acrd mputy When SSS has ceansed and pured
the blood the pains and aches all inflammation disappears
ned muscles made supple and symptom OF rheumatism
passes Book rheumatism and medical advice free 10 all
o THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA Ca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-16

table compound |
untupd nearly all
'Ir time with head
atars. ha, kAhes.
and bearing down
palms. and had a
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