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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
TOwiTR RUsnEs WORK
ON ms NIROPLtNF

ColmN. cal. sept ~ Aviator
Robert a. Fowler and his mcchuni-
oiins began construction of new hi
plane today from the parts uf the
machine wrecked Tuesday. the second
duy 81 Fnwlor's nnght from san Fran
cisco to New YORK Sow parts ar
rived today from ogden Except for
slight forcnrss of ono lee. Fowler is
uniniured
The aviator Is the guest of CnltaN.
The ColinX Gun club has contribut-
eel f2I0 and the citizrns another $3.50
in help him deftay tn" expense VI re-
constructing his hiplano Excursions
conducted by the management ot the
narrow gauge railroad running ont of
here viii add 90 this fund
Fowler said ho Would bc ready to
renew his Journey saturday ana that
his mcchnnicians told him that pos-
dhl, he would he able 90 start ear
licr lie fnid nc was confident that
hc could make the trip over the ST.
eTras
Fowler said go noon today that the
work OF repairluE his biplanr was pro
crossing satisfactorily He expected
To make . trial trip saturday and "a
resume his tyansoonlinental flight
sunday morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
MAN HUNT GOES ON
FOR ABDUCTOR OF
SCHOOL TEACHER
At RIVERSIDE
Brute Who Held Young Wo.
man in Lonely Woods for
Thirty Hours Has Thus Far
Eluded Posses.
ROBBED HOTEL BAR
FOR LIQUOR SUPPLY
nv ry.n,ns n.rs,a 4. "a '.-sss Wire,

Manitoba, Man. Sept ia search
ing Tor the ahductor of Miss Eleanor
GLADYS Price. 500 men beat the bushes
all last 1ight Will. Gordon "f armed
men. seven miles long was drawn
along the border.
Miss Price. Riverside school
teacher. returned 10 her home Tues
doy night in state ~ nrr> ous col
lapse and said that man believed
tp nc Henry rBin'D Wilson, alias
."Hiu" Miner. OF Hannah, S -, had
detained her for 900 hours In the dense
woods near snowflake. Manitoba.
Bloudhounds we're pu, ON the trail
ANA picked up tine scent five miles
from the school house where Miss
Price said that tho man had captured
her Monday afternoon. Tho man was
surrounded but managed To escape
ana $50 far has eiuded capture.
EarN this morning man believed
to be- the one wanted brON" into the
bar at the Western hotel 20 rcplcnish
his supply of liquor The proprietor
aroused Dos the noise, FASTENED down
stairs armed \ rapid interchange OF
shots followed and the proprietor was
shot In the leg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
CRAzED PHYSICIAN
SHOOTS HIS WIFE
AND SUICIDES
Eudora, Kansas is Scene of
Tragedy Following Separa'
tion of Family; DR.. Payne
Had Been Drinking.
my E,rn,ms n.r.ld 4. -. Leased Wire,

Lawrence, kans. sept i4.-Dr 6.
& Payne of Eudora. Kansas, sho, and
seriously wounded his wife and his
moth.r-n-law. Mrs. VI T. smith. "a
noon today aud then turned the re-
yolv"r upon himself inNicting a
vound from which hc died instantly.
TIE shooting occurred al the home
of Mrs. smith Mrs. Payne lcft her
home IN Eudura hst Moudny taking
her two children. aged ~ and -
years She and aor husband had been
separated once before. hu, had patch-
"a up their differences. Dr Payne.
ii n said. had been drinking heavily
when he rushed into the smith homo
to-day ana fred upon the two women.
Dr Pawn. formerly lived in To-
pcka Kansas Mrs Payno'7 former
home was Ia O-kaloosa. Kansas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
m TAkEN DINNER
" NIDDIETONN y. y.

Middlotovu. y v. Sept "A James
ward the aviator after descending
near Tuxedo. resumed his fight aud
landed here 90 noon today
six thousand persons were IN hand
to erect Ward when he alightcd in q
mg field The aviator WAs ~ IN"
boai of spirits and expects tn max"
fast time after leaving here. The
machine worked badly aftrr leaving
Paterson. compelling him ~ alight
one" near Southti,ld. y
ward resumed hts night ne as
D. m His next scheduled stop d.
Susuushnnna
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
RAILWAY STOCKS
HIT LOW MARK
IN HISTORY
Surprising Slumps Took Place
on Exchange Today When
New York, New Haven and
Hartford Went to l2e 7-8.
on, r,eu,nS Herald \. y. Leased wirep

New YORK. sept if.-StoCk ui the
NcW York. N.W Haven ana Hartford
railroad sold on the stock exchange
today at i26 1-N. the lowest price this
issur has reached since % was placed
on a settled dividend paying basis.
following the organization or the
company in lNT2
LOSSES elsewhere were stll mora
extensive. Western Maryland pre-
ferred frll moro than eight points.
Suuth.rn railway preferred lost four
Late in the days trading the mar
ket suddenly reversed its position ana
climbed upward, until the LOSSES were
eliminated ln many cases
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
CHINAMEN CAUGHT
COMING INTO
COUNTRY
Latest System OF Smuggling
Near Los Angeles Is by the
Automobile; Several Shots
Were Fired at Fugitives.


Los Angeles. DBI. sept 70 AFTER
an exciting chase tu Wmch several
shots were fired G. F ''nucll, rhi"I
uI tho southern immigration district
aud 20 deputy captured AN autun"bil'
rouuuns thro' ruutrauand Chinese
near Buruuuk ten miles from here.
ust night rur CHINESE. together
with tn, driver ul the automobile,
w,r. brought here and lodged in jail
pending further invrstisatiou "i
what thc authorities declare is a Nell
organized ring Ca smueglr 'hineN
into th.s country bN uutowohil, urrosA
tine Mexican boundary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
s. ". e. \ uENDQI NiTEli~
NRE OPENED ~ DENVER
tIy Evening ueratd A. a.. Leased Ntrel
my Evening

UONNOrI IUIUI NVUI n =. T'IInH
naut headquarters for the west Gene
Ual division of the Young Women. 81
Christian association hay, been loo
Gated here IN, territory includes
Colorado. Kansas. New MpXico Okla
homu. rtah and wyoming Tho work
be- u ,hurgr ul Mrs William shaw
Ward
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
COUNTERFEITERs ARE
AT WORK IN WEST
secret service Ngcnls Busily Engaged
m Ioukiug fur Gang on Pacific
Coast That l. Making BiIlS,


Washington. Sept 1.-THE secret
service Is organizing vigorous ci-
fort 60 clean up a gang ot national
bank note countorloitcrs now nporai-
ing on the Pacific const, after lying
low for year
Another specimen of the work ~
the gang came to light today. when
the secret service unearthod % ten
dollar bill not of the "hurlulo head
type. bearing the portraits of LOWS
and clark
The same gnng IL charged with
countcrfcuing notes on national banks
Ia san Francisco. Los Angeles, Port
land. ore. and Millumsport Pa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
COAL RATES CAN
NOT BE RAISED
Interstate Commerce commission Puts
Iian 1u Further Charges for Haul
ing luci \skc,l bN i,ailroad~'


Washington. u G., sept li-Pro.
posed advances i'm freight rates on
soft coal. filed With the Interstate
Commerce commission to become ci'
fectiyc september l5, were suspended
by the commission today until Jan
nary l3, 1879.
The rates suspended were to be ap'
Piled 90 shipments from Springfield
Illinois and Southern Illinois miues
90 points In Kansas and Nebraska
The advances were proposed for che
railways ia western trunk line terri
tory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
COPPER KING GOES
BROKE BECAUSE
OF SLUMP
Reginald H. Ward Declares
That Embarrassment How.
ever, Is Only Temporary and
He Will Pay Out.
IN, E,rp,nS nera,d :, p Leased wire,

London. Sept 10 The financial aI-
fairs of RcrInald n ward, who at one
time, lu the role OF Copper king,
figured prominently IN certain monird
circles of this civ. were today placed
ln the hands ot an Official receiver Ia
bankruptcy MI ward explains that
extensive declines iu copper propcr
ties in which he i- Interested we're
res l1nsiblc Tor his embarrassment
which hc maintain, BIS ony temporary
he intends ho says 10 continue IN
business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
FLEEING
FROM VOLCANO
Mount Etna is Now Belching
Seething Mass and Lava
Floods Drive People From
Their Homes.
tBy Sweating Herald 4. y. Leased Wire,

Cntnnln, SioliN, sept II lht ~
600 Inhabitants at Casiiglionc and
Francnvilln turned their hacks on
their homes today. fleeing before the
advancing flood of lava from Mount
Etna.
both towns are threatened with de-
structinn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
KEENE'S HORSE WINS
ItOIS IIATE TO-DAY

Dou,ust,r England. Sept ~ IN"
Rous plato rt 500 sovcrcigns for two
y.ar-olds. distance thrco-quartcrs of
q mite. run here today. WAS won by
James 70 Ec'uos putran 81 N'uts
was second aud BUCK shank third.
There were tive starters
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
WOLGAST FIGHT TO
Be STAGED IN
NEW YORK
1t Is Planned to Pull Off Bout
Anyhow; Thirty Thousand
Dollars Worth of Tickets
Have Been Sold.
~ n,cning nern,s a. .. Leased wirsl

MiIwnnEec WiS'. S,pt. IL FOLLOW.
ing the calling on of the ten round
nghi between lightweight champion
WolgaHt ana Pnckcy Mcfarland.
scheduled for this city tomorrow
night u Is believed an effort Win be
made To- stage tho bout On the Pacific
coast or Ia New york
About $50 900 worth uf tickets sold
aud this viii ho refunded to the pur.
ChaRoTs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
TOREIGN OFFICERS
HINT N WYOMING
~ INrnImr llrraIA 4, y. l.enseh " ire ,

COdV. WNO ~rpI u IrlnVU NIUn-
alas Ghiku of RoumonIu and Captain
Radcliffe of the British army arrived
here Yesterday on hunting uip
after hia mWo in tn, mountains
south at tho Yellowstone park,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
JOHNSON CAUGHT
IN WYOMING
Man Wanted in Texas for
Breaking Jail, Locking Up
His Jailer and Breaking
Other Laws is Apprehended
By Evening" "-rsla a. 81. Leased wire,

Laramie Wyo.. Sept 1T A
Johnson. alias Malone, was arrested
here today On Information from the
shorin of benjamin. Texas, wher" he
w wanted for selling mortgagod prop
'rty. breaking iail ana locking the
a. Her up In his efforts 10 escape. He
viii be- taken back to Texas,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
AMERICAN AUTHORIZES
DIES ~ nav Ni,IA \
(Hy Evening Herald 4. 4. LEASED MIreb

Albllng. Upper Bavaria, sept Ia
Elizabeth Edson Evans, the American
authoress died mere today. she was
horn IN Newport. y. ~, In 1889. and
had resided la Europe since 1870.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
CLARKE LEAVES THE
D. AND R. G.
III Health is Given AS Cause
for Resignation of Second
Vice President; He May Go
to Texas and Pacific.

Denver. colo, Scu, n -Th, r,s-
ipugtiou ot Horace W clarke. -oc-
ond vice president HnI general man
agor of ihc Denver and Bio Graude
railroad was announced her, vos-
tcrJay lll health is assigned 1s tho
reason
ln this connection, 10 is declared
there is a strong probability of Mr..
Clarke's connection with the Texas
ana Pacific ana Great Northern rail-
roads, which recently mrracd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
GERMANY WILLING c
TO AGREE ON
MOROCCO
II is Not Believed Proposition
Submitted By France Will
Be Acquiesced in at Once
But 1t Will Pave Way.
lns EyenInE msrnIa a. q. Lra.ed wIrsI

Paris Sept While 3, is hardly
expected that tho German reply 6"
th, communication OF Franc. reach
ing Bcrlm today will Doe pu accept
aucc ON every point yrt tho spirit oi
tIc semi official observations Hn 'h,
Moroccan dispute made hy the COL
npuc Gu2ctt. creates favorable inn.
prcssIon. officially in Paris ul au 1p.
preaching agreement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
EARL S COURT WILL
Be SCENE OF BATTLE
Johnson Will Fight Wells
There According to Present
Plans; the Directors Have
Privilege.
ony EyeslnE Herald 4. y. Leased wire

ihNNhNt ~f III. P - NO N|f'hIhlh 'I
Boris court which o. controlled hN
the American amusement promoter.
calvin Browns. decided to-day tp all
low the Johnson Wcns fight Co tako
place, having hrcu advised that tho
holding of tho contest will con COM
fliet with the terms of their license.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
LEXINGTON WILL
SUPPRESS RACE
NEWS BY WIRE
All Telegraph instruments
and Messenger Service Were
Ordered Taken From the
Course Before Fall.
~, E,-nlng Herald =. -. Leased Wire,

Lexington. Nv, sept ii-At "a
meeting of IN" state racing commit
tee commission it dns decided not to
permit any -ncing news 10 Dee sent
from the l.cNiugtnu track when fall
racing began today ~ wires were
ordered removed and the messenger
serNiec stopped
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
MEXICO OFFICIAL
DIES ON BOAT
senator Jose Maria Gamboa surrounds
While nc sen Aboard Steamer McN-
ic0, According to Wireless Report.


tHs EVenIHg UsTaId 4, ., Leased WIFrI
ON noard steamer Mexico, on route
from Vera CRUZ tO New York, sept
Il. via United Wireless senior Jose
Maria Gamboa, formerly assistant
secretary of state for Mexico and
since Mexican minister to Argentine.
died yesterday on hoard the Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
INTERSTATE

The railway commission oi ~
hraska has been In force and effect
for four years More than a thousand
orders and judgements nave been en-
tered during that time by this com
mission affecting the common carrier
and the public OF the $50 Judgments
and orders that have been entered by
the commission OF my state, only TWO
of them have been appealed from
They have forced better service;
have forced the railway companies 10
build many new depots, 10 re-ballasl
their tracks to make various connec-
lions. have forced them 20 change
time schedules, have made them pui
ON frnins aud have done innumerahie
things Tor the general heiterment OF
the service of the company ana ths
public
81 know not what other states NAV
do. I know not what other states may
ihink Bui ! can speak for ny own
state and say that she demands the
right and the privilege 20 he allowed
1Contlnupd on Page Two. Column 30
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
EAST RIVER WINS
pUtN III NELNN

Paris Sept d. Th, priN Du We
laN. run at Eughoin today was won
0t j T.. Widpurre East River
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

The summary Tor tho same months
In the same years on all roads IN she
state shows The following lnierstste
ticket sales aud cash fares coiected
by conductors
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14
A MONSTER TIMBER
SALE ON INDIAN
RESERVATION IS
ARRANGED
Government Will Make About
Two Million Dollars in the
Transfer Of Holdings of Ari.
zona Lands.
ALBUQUERQUE MEN
TO ASSIST IN SALE
ony Evening Usrard \. =. Leased wirsD

Wdsaiue.uu Sept ~ Arrange.
mou's or uc ara,si uub,r sales
ever undertaken b, the government
involving approximately ooo,ooo 900
board feet of merchanlablo timber.
uiuctoutbs oI it yellow pine. are bo.
ing mddc uy thc departments oi agri-
culture anu interior
The tract. said fu be- the largest
body oi good timber lett in the south.
west, comprises parts ui the Apache
ana SItgroaNcs uaiunal forests aud
For Apache Indian reservation IN
Eastern Arizona Il must be sold tu
the highest bidder.
This sale will bring to the govern.
mcnt from SllOO,OOu to 5000 ,0O0.
as mo- bid o' less than s. 90 per thou.
sand viii ne considered for timber cut
during The first five wears OF the con
tract nor oi less than $500 per thou.
sand toy that cur during the following
Years
All the timber must be- cut In zen
years other large bodies aggrrguting
ccssi1le All this will open up good
coal lands.
That the timber referred to IN the
above Washington dispatch is one oi
the largest blocks ever advertised TOT
sale by the federal government; that
the sale will he OF great benefit "a
Navajo and Apache counties IN uorih
crn Arizona, and that ii will meal the
expenditure of several millions OF dol
lars was the comment today ol / :
MOolsey. Jr. associate forester oi tl'
Third district OF the United states
forest service When shown the As
sOciatded Press dispatch regarding
the proposed sale, Nj Woolscy said
The timber alluded to IN the Wash
inptuu dispatch Is now being adver
t'sed tor sale Tor period oi 100 days
| The unber would have 10 be- logged
TO HolbrOuk on the main line Of th'
Santa Fo Probably iiily miles o
railroad must be- constructed 10 orde
Co tap inr umbrr which is un, of the
best compact bodies oi western gel
low pine now lelt In the southweat
Within the area advertised there are
sections running well over i.uoOuV'
Toe, and individual trees with as higl
O." U.A Niu seven .lfIhlNuI NNlf HAAN'fi
tuOf logs The sale of the timber ID
being made Jointly Dos the interior an,
agricultural departments ana If award
Dd will uo under the supervision o
the forest service aud the bureau o
Indian affairs ON account Ot the tac
that me payments for the stumpag'
are made iG moderate instailmenii
it viii be possible for thc purchaser
10 work ON q much smaller amount o
capital The sale viii, Of course, b'
at great benefit lu navajo and Apach'
/ counties in Arizona The timber b
one of the largest blocks ever advei
| tised by the federal government
The complete regulations roycrnln
the sale of the tract may Dee had upo'
application to the district forester
/ United states iUlest service, Nhu
/ dueruuc, y Vt The local forestry OF
/ hcials have been working on tho d,
/ tails of The sale for many months an,
wtll take prominent part in the ma
proceedings
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continued on Page Two, column 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-14

January February. March and Aprll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

The dead leaves strew the forest walk.
And withered are the pale wild
flowers;
The frost hangs bIackening on the
stalk.
The dewdrops fail In frozen show
crs.
Gone are the Springs green sprout-
ing bowers.
Gone summura rich and mHntiIng
vines
And Autumn. with her yellow hours.
ON hill and plain no longer shines.
learned a clear and wild-toned noto.
That rose and swallcd from wonder
tree
A gay bird, with too sweet a throat.
There perched and raised her song
for me.
Away--wherc summer wings viii
rove.
where buds are fresh and every
tree
II vocal with the notes OF love.
Too mild the breath Of southern sky,
Too fresh the flower that bushes
there.
The northern breeze that rushes by,
Finds leaves too green. and buds too
fair;
No forest tree stands stripped and
hare,
No stream beneath the Zee IL dead.
No mountain top with slecty hair
Bends DER the SHOWS It's reverend
head.
Go there with all the birds--and seek
a happier CLINE. with llveiicr flight
kiss, with the SUM- the evening !
cheek,
Aud leave me lonely with the nlght
I'll gaze upon the cold north light,
And mark where all its gicrles shone--
see--that It an IN fair and bright.
Fecl--that II all IA cold ana gone
John @. G. Bralnard t706-lS2S).
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04

. IrAhAN oluMINAL TRIALS
. s>s@AA@~~@~~4e /,


The reports In American papers OF
the trial OF the Camorristr al Viterbo
have made many people wonder II
there II any system at all about Grim
inal trials. ana II there Is, what the
system IN like. There IN system.
and very simple one u In. though
utterly different from that which
governs procedure In American or
English courts. says Gn exchange.
The trial takes place before three
Judges and Jury. TO which are add
ed q certain number OF extra Jurors
who are sworn and are present In
court 90 hear the testimony, and are
held ready 10 take the place Ia the
Jury box OF any Juror who may In
the course OF the trial be incapncl-
tatcd from further service The dep.
ositions OF all the witnesses have
been taken In writing and signed be-
fore the trial begins. Each OF the
Judges has copy Of these before
him. The prosecutor aud the counsel
for the accused furaish 10 the court
list Of the witnesses they desire
called. and these are summoned all
by the court. which has the power
Ia punish non-astendance.
The flrst thing that happens when
the trial begins IA the questioning o;
the accused by the presiding Justice.
In Italy. as Ia most Of continental
Europe. man accused of crime "
considered by the law tn be the very
best witness To- his own guilt OF in
nocence. In England and America
the accused need not testify unless
he choose. In Italy he IA the first
and most important witness.
The accused II allowed the widest
scope Ia defending himself. lie has
right To tell hts own story In his
own WAY. to offer anything he can
N. tht ung ~ iugtinenticn ut p1i'iR
ton. even hfnretS evidence r tdniis-
slhi, The ludEe has absolute iislre-
ton as 10 what testimony may be re-
ceived and what excluded. and any
Judge who exercised this discretion
unfairly would be- an object Of exc
Grafton. Bias on the part of one
judge is possible. but there are al
ways two other judges an the bench
with him. and They are perfect
check against unfairness
when the accused has given his
testimony he IN confronted personally
with his accuscr. The accuser is
necessarily the principal witness
against him. strictly speaking. the
prlroner has no right to interrupt his
accuaeF while the latter II telling hts
story. but In practice the judges per-
NIT "a. and the conformation some
times becomes "A thrce-cornercd de-
bate between aceugcr. accused and
Judge. the latter giving the accused
the widest leeway TO demonstrate his
innocence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-04
MN Nor sIAltr NuM |.

II Albuquerque IA 10 take the place
20 which she liz Justly entitled as an
cnterprising American city. immcdi-
ate steps must be taken TO Increase
the number of parks aud recreation
places maintained by the city,
II IL useless 10 call attention e.
the value Of parks 10 the growlns
city. This feature OF city life. once
considered luxury. is now general
IS conceded Go be necessity 20 the
health and happiness OF any crowded
community No amount OF conges-
ton OF population into towns and cit
les will ever remove the innate cray
lng IN tho hrcas, OF man for ths
beauties OF nature and the happiness
that comes from mere contact with
her charms.
Right nov Is the time Tor Albu.
querQue 10 begin systematic pollcs
Of park building which VIII NEE, ths
future needs OF this rapidly CROWNS
community. There 10 room for parks
now, and land can be had, II Judi
cioukly chosen, az prices well within
the means OF the city. In a few
years values VIII have greatly en-
hanced and the expenditures whict
such policy would entail VIII DO q
burden ON the taxpayers.
1, ir merely a question of foresight
and economy More ana better
parks are bound TO come Let IA
exercise a little judgment and com
mon sense By building them while u
can be done cheapiy.