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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
addition To- iiincr~ Ilo~ui,al.

At the rc,rAt mr,ting of TIA, di-
r'rturs Of tn, Miners hospital tAard
g was determined tu build u north
wing To the present hospital building.
corresponding IN size ana ar, hitoctur.
To TIA" south aims addition built lasi
year. THIS added wing, approximate
" :" hN 30 feet viii be- two stories
ia height, with provision made Tot
zen guest rooms and a parlur on IN.
first floor aud tcn-r"om ward on
the SECOND flour The addition oi
this new Wing has been made mpcra
i've hN the increased demand mad.
anon the hospitals facilities durne
the past several months aud tn. re
cent transfer ot the Rocky Mountain
patients from the Gardiner hospital
The board selected ~. Charles r.
Gayor AZ attendant phNsirinn for tn.
hospital ana transacted other bnsi-
ness relative tu ia" interests ana inn
proV"m"rt Of the local state institu-
tiun. Ration Range.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
THE FIRST FAST MAIL

veteran cot the postal service,
CIark T. Carr of Gnlcsourg, III, u,ils
IN his cook. TIN, Railway Mail Ser
vice" of m, fast mail train started
back ia 1873. which rclui "a twenty
seven hours TO cover - distance nov
mad, by man, trains lu twenty hours
and less
This experimenting train went
from Nrw work Co. chicago nSor thc
Sew YORK Central Il Hudson River
ana the Lake SHORE Miehisun
southern railways. said The author
1T lett Now YORK At O'Clock ~ tho
morning of september l6.lNii, ana
was scheduled to arrive iu chicago al
. o'clock ON the morning of thu fol-
low ng dtN Mir Bangs Nhe "risin-
,tni of thr ust mHin WA in chars"
of the train when io.u'd B, AT 'l'''-
l,nd shalt never forget the look
oi triumph tJal lumiucd thc inc"
uf th. great postal pilria' 49, ~ stood
lupou the platform. Natcn ia nnnd' ts
! tao mighty uau. ilI oi postal cars,
cam, lhuudorup INT" the station I'
cleveland ON time
Upon irving go Toledo thlnk
iIt Was Toledo. Ny Vtrr about tW"ni'
minutes late Th. division supcrin-
t,ndrnt OF tb, rtlNh, Win BANGS,
I walked forward ou the platform f."
A., engine, and followed. tn"
'srhcdul. time FOR the train was last
: for Those days. ana "a was important
Ito ia, RAILWAY that By should arrive
ou tim, a. tho whole nation waf
watching 20 through the public press
The engineer leaned out ui his CAB
Ias iho superintendent spoke q" Nun
q few hur led words az which ! only
heard him say les wr hastily withdr
ito jhc ,af. You must MAKE IT,
w, drove into ~, Lax ~n"r'
station 40 chicago and stopped some
+ said. a minute ahead oL certainty on
tmea-nnd tn. iHst mail service was
iuaugurat.d From thI day forward
tarr. has never been a. cessation ni
the fast mail service. ~ ncu'nit
We're 50 Immediately apparent ana
gratifying that every one apr'rt tea
Them The pcoulr would mo- more
consent 20 return to th, old system
. fhpu tloN would iH su back 90 ih'
+ old STAGE routes.
TN. public watched th, fast mail
experiment with profound mt resi-
There were thus, Vho SAID thai snch
lan innovation would be too "Np"hslN"
and Vas unnecessary. rtm'hn'l
THAT the ST. Louis papers srumHI'"
bccausr IN experiment was not male
TIN the direction of 1t LOUIS lnsi'du
.uf Chicago Th, daily papers puh-
lshcd reports from tho train ana 'ul-
.lctms were displayed giving the time
lt was makinp from hour 90 hour u
MAS Impartdnt Ca tho railway nN-
Iciais that u train. every movement of
which Was being watched 10y 10" p""-
pie of the Who'll. great nation. should
he on time No man fcit this 10 "
greater degre. than the engineer Whn
mad. the final 'un INTO 'hicdg" A'
Wr got out of the vnis there were q
number Of persons gathered about ih'
cngin.. Upon approaching II We found
tn. engineer iying flat upon his back
In the cab He had hold the loNor and
kept his train Ia hand until ht reach
p ed his destination. but upon releasing
ing his grasp. haa fnllen back ap'
parently dead. the great strain ha,
!. been too much for him. ilui ms
brave -ngin".l WAS soon restored q
CONSEQUENCES.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
NIIN 50 MANY TRIMS
>HE ~ >Ni>. i\rt

Trrl $50 on th, Aichisuu. To
r.ka \ santa I, railway was held
tom minute. at STR ttur ~ IT,"
duNs ago Ior doctor an account OF
"A DIVING Guild AZ Emporia. rrrrntlN,
- train lpst hNr minutes white the
uaumcu assisted u old lady who was
crippled and partially blind 60 ght1'r
Nor belongings together and get out "i
tnr poucu 40 Dsigc cilN an"th"r
uan lost Nt, minutes because the
town tut-uu- followed "a newly mar 70
rivd coup., into thv ear to siv" them
Ia tigD shower The trutn pulled "ui,
ana Aad Go stop To let the cnt-npS
on
Their arc scores pi similar cause"
for DELAYED trains which the travelling
public docs not always take into con-
sidtrutiuu 'rhr mah whitlng ~ inc
station Tor a DELAYED train probanA
would not he impatient il h' hurN
that the delay was caused Dos a To-
neral PARTY, or sick man. n e NOT
rlNa.s possible for him 60 ascertain
At IA, same tim. While thrr' is de-
las. bat II he cares to Investigate. NJ
win nnd that thor, is H legitimate
ruuse for nra Is every hel1t,G Train.
The operating department maxi =
strenuous efforts 90 nHNr 4l Trains ~
time. hut as the trains are run for
| the accommodation Of tnr tubnc
' time cards cannot ALWAYS %, followed
H. the dot.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
toifaN 'Cca,'l,crs Meet.

tn" folfnN County Teachers assoc
citation viii meet here Friday ana
saturday and viii hold its sessions IN
the NJ r. church. superintendent
James T.. clark of santa Pc will bc
present and viii address the teachers
on various matters of professional
ana general Interest
Attention has been given towards
making this two DAYS session as In
tcresting and profitable az possible.
Through the oiforts Of the county su-
p,rintcnd,n, "a good program. consist
ing 81 addresses ana musical numbers
has been arranged.
TN" holding Of the association
meeting has been well advertised 81
that good percentage of the county
teachers are very likely To- he In at.
tendance AT that time Entertain
mcnt will be- provided for the visitInl
teachers
The sessions oi the association vii
be open 10 the public Ration Range
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
tG!;U. \TiON pEN TtttD
IN JtCl ", >tI \<n~

Turumcari. y NJ. Aprl a. lion.
y. F. Sayan Is making preparations
g. ltb-rrigatc h., r.hJrd. IN his
place at tho east edge ~ town. sub
irrigation ~ IN ldtr-t auo greatest
method for cons rNng 10, water sup
ply ana viii doubtless ., lh, method
u.'d IN iaia country 'u the future.
Vhcr. End rs rieated from rpup'ug
plants u = claimed uu'-ufih tho
water win sr, tor sun-lt'ti -ntIun
,hat 10 takes rot surface dli,l,s. owing
to thr great pete, ltag" ut c,tr"rat ON
N Tie latter method.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
TOMBSTONE ALMOST
HAD USE FOR ITS NAME
Newspaper Var Correspondent Lost
iii~ Horse nnd Wa Wounded Oar.
iug rattir ut NgWa tricta u Few
taNS Ago,

THAT the lite of wal CORES pond.
cut Is no. all beer and sldlrlcs. Dui is
traughI with dangers scarcely less
narrowing than those faced by the
men In the trenches. b. amply proven
%, the experience OF Oscar Is Coll.
who is AZ th, mont ~ the Aqua PUola
uuploasaatnos IN the interest OF IN"
Tombstone Prospecror TN" Pros
pector gives the following account OF
q recent thrilling eNp"rlencn ot us
CONE. pendent.
Telephone communication mad with
Oscar Gnil who Is representing me
Prospcctor al the mont briefly ioid
me thrilling stor> OF his aafruN 's'
cane rom n steel nosod federal bullet
this morning
uRvins previously secured press
passes through the lines, Oscar reach
"a the FIRST entIcnchm1nt al tho roh.
els ~ q 3u a m Aiter interview ins
som, ot tho rebel Fighters ana Amer
leans Ina the trenches ne reached a
pnini where ne saw the bodies o.
over hundred Naauis near the iHi"d
bull Ting tic then r"iluccd his 80 ir
to the tine was about tO mount his
horse when q butler KILLED the an ual
and second bullet grazed ha tenn.
pie OF TN" eWspapcrman. oscar dad
not larry to argue the POM with The
distant federal shalpshootor who's,
MAJ ksmauship Was dangerously good,
bui he wiscl, hasiedod ont of range
The hero OF Aqua prictH suffered hut
slight flesh wound, h IN th. wound
cd list Mt he prnspccior a. usual,
was a. he mont
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
\ COOP SUPPLY on MOISTURE

fNf i"I'N. NJ, Nl'l - hfr
community had anothrr good tr1'
lasi rrid9s ana -atp,c.y which q ".'d
considerable g. tho n.'1siur" ~ '"r
ground NJ CunnHlly reports The
amount of water of this rain. ~ mr'.-
ur'd in hi- guaE', MAS ihro -Pudri'r'
pi ga inch This makes total OF
three and th.ee-uuartors Inches "i
,utrr that has fallen acre THIS year.
rho rain b-t FRIDAY and Saturdd,.
was hr' yier 100 IN" BlackWat"r draw
and over DO, H,thol FL ana MAJ
communitic- VI this season VII lus'
continue n th, way II has started ont
iu regard tu r'oisturc II certainty VIII
hc an Ideal var for farming For
fear the rain might not bc 81 pl'ntl-
lul du ms ihr season later on, th'
farmers should ~. an diligencc pos
siblo IN conserving the moisture M
tho ground A. is very possible tha'
ground that b. now IN n good stat" at
cultivation plowed. and the toI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

Local Democrats Wer. auound'd
today "a hear Of The action al the
s"lf-stviod Democratic New Mexico
leaders al Washington vino are fight
INK immediat, statehood. saAs the
New Mexican OF Santa Re They de-
clare that tines. so-called leaders
were not authorized 10 take this stand
and that there Was no legal meeting
of the territorial central committee
since the convention 81 last ian at
santa Pc 4 number of the mem
beers of the territorial central com
mi,tce al santa Pc and Albuquerque
iodny sen, kilograms Ia the national
Democratic leaders at Washington
protesting against the stand FOR delay
Tor admission taken by \ \. Jones
J. H. Hand and Others. according Il
yesterdays dispatches and member
Of the committee in other COULTER
viii follow suit l, IL apparent ma
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
HOLDING COMPANY
Of ELkS MEET
Stock Is Being Taken Over by
Lodge Rapidly and Cond''
ton of Concern Is Excellent
New Officers Are Chosen

80 hD annual meeting OF tho Elh-
I,u., Holding COMPANY held at me
tlt cilH rooms last nighi officers
IO. fHD coming wears were elected
ID RauNiu VIII aucrccd " ~ Hahn
Bui lolu i.e. Clarke ah .s the place
Cd. IS "a ~ffuu4 oa The co.uuli &c
The uIu, officers viii remain tbc
sumr FiuuI Woke, succeed. himself
as ur, dcut. g. y NcCarna Viii con
unlr tu uuid thc position of Score.
m, auJ q IS - Bryan viii remain
boz h, Ut, 200, aidoucy NJ Raahu
ucDmc. tHr po-i'ion Of treasurer
and W. Clar. Nll nll the post of
arfuHu Faua S.ouz was reelected
to th, position o' manager of the
opera hous,
Following ..uoHl meeting ol the
stockholders. cor which 20 majority at
the mcmh.r. ui that body were pres
cni ih, cas, Ioldiug compgu'
hoard .uc secretary iopui ior IA"
year uud proceeded ro fh" annual eloc.
ton
Mast gratifying progress has been
made toward me mking over boy the
lodge oI the stock 90 tu, Lease ilolf'
Ing COMPANY Durinl tU. last siN
months SG0un worth of stock has
been thus purchased and prospects
for completely taking over ihc stock
of the cnWpau, seem on the eve ul
realization Perhaps IN six months
stated member .udaN. This viii Do
accomplished Then the Elh will en-
doatur to ol.cf % new club house %
th.h present plans are Carried out
Plans "a. rho new structure which 10
is hoped vii bc erected ON The lot
adiorniug me ihca'pr mildin2 Wc
being exhibited in the club rooms
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
Improvement. ~ Ias Grur.

TIL. business blocks on the main
street of Las cruces ar" undergoing
u rapid change of Improvement IN,
Old building formerly used by Rou-
auit and son has been removed aud
basement tor u tWo-story building a.
be- erected ~ once tor tho First stat,
bank oi Las cruces The new two.
story Murphy building has the wall,
nearly completed and wood work viii
commence soon. The Freeman huild.
ing occupied hy u l.. Faulkner and
Freeman Bros. ~ being completely re-.
modelled az u cost uf over So Oon. J
T. Mitcholl's building. formerly occi.
pi"d bN the Las Cruces Meat com
pHnN ~ being removed to gave plnc,
To larger ANA better huildiug a.,
Grnndc Republican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
PROSPECTS tOH lHiiT
" Ho~NDII. FINE.

Roswell. y nj Npril 81 Forty
car lnadS of crud, COLI huN, b go shin.
i,d into tho p,cu. valley this spbng
go 5r uscd m ~mudrinr tho orchards
hcto. We have IAN examination hero
ct p,,pl, who alyo ,uluntocrcd d"
n1p ulut me smudgo pots. having
inch person /. -, sn.d 20 70 certain
orchard. With IN understanding thht
they ARE tn come au, time oi night
when NE Wlistl' blows v'u long
blast Tho alarm is ,u be- -lt,n when
tn, ia, rmomvtcr rratIc- thirty NV"
d .gr,,s "h.> have % GOOD prospect
fur uii ut the present TIM.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
TO, Editor l,csigns.

With this issue tho present editor
sewers his connection with Tn" span
iSh- American We are grateful for
the many kndne>S.s shown us 10y tho
owners of th' plant and an of tho
peopl, of Roy We have tried To- g,j
Gus e clean. readable local paper. and
present the claims eff this mesa Go oar
distant rrtdyrs furcihlN ana effective
IS W. Nill uo che,r'ulV back To- IN,
rlaimand plant more iriiul,s ana vX-
poet Il" remain Identified with uth,i
interests here Irwin ogden. ST. Ea
itur Roy SpJulsh-AmrtiCau
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
BAND WILL GIVE BALL
ON NIGHT OF APRIL 20

The New state Band announces
that ii viii Aive another cnioSahl"
dance nn the nisht OF Apiil ~ N the
Elks ball rooms The dance Is ton
he benefit nf the band and the fundN
viii be- as'd 90 huy noN music pay
curicni expenses AMI maintain a
band OF witch tho city nay feel proud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
i:o, Teacher llonorrd.

'losci1 following TIA" visit Of Tor
fii"rtal Superintendent of schools J.
j. 'lark u' santa r. 90 the RoA
schools comes evidence of approcia.
ton of the pcdagogie talent hr found
her" IN letter 20 - Eia Homnc.
teacher 100 our primary department.
requesting That she prepare course
OF study Ia primary methods for the
territorial and ull count, normals for
this year THIS honor .oucr as y
c"mplrt. surprise io Mrs Ruminc. bul
that she Viii max" good I~ a. iurcgone
conclusion Ho> ., sH'sh- American
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
CLOVIS TENNIS PLAYERS
WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT
Ihr, Nill Meet Iocni lcan, on court
,irrc iun,orruW game VIII Ur
riaNcd ~ the Nnruiug bN Request.

The Cioyi, tennis champions viii
arrive here tonight aud viii play sin.
81, aud double matches with repre-
scuta'iyps cd no, Nuuuuclquc Tennis
association on hr local courts tomor
ToW NostH, lester and Fagins will
represent the locals. with julius
Staah aud llyrbrri kcynuld. a. pos
sihlc alciuatos ~ THEN positions \
Telegram from Socretars Hull of the
Clovis club. trpcsted thar he games
be- PLAYED In ihe morniag ana he To-
Gals Vii comply with the request
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
Educator Tor Folsom S,,,ool

Prot II n Errcu has accepted tho
principalship of the Folsom school
for tn" foll"wiug YEAR as SALARY ~
800 per month. This is more than
tn" Dos Moines school board was Aill-
ing "a PAY Tho Folsom board de-
cid"d To- =" aitor the best early "
Was somewhat Of an accid"nt that Sho
school board az pcs Moucs secured
tn. services ~ prof Errcii tWo year,
ago. Miss Farr viii ALSO teach IN
ia" Folsom district Dos Moinos
SWastiku
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
L,Mn,>G cHor EN,tlIt>T.

Las Vega. \. NJ Ap u 81 Lama
.us s now 900 rrpgrrss ~ tl ranches
thrDughuut SAN Miguel county rl'
crop nf lambs this Nonr. from present
Indications. VIII pc q large one,
yclipsiug that ui last season sheriff
~rcundino Homorn hus n"arlN cnm-
piotrd lamhu- an his tlu. u btl =
ranch .rs are net -" far advanced.
Gr.,.s Is growing rapidly en- The ang"S
ana every indication points to % pros
porous year for "a" sh,tpmrn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
WtiiNtU i'iMp piN>ls
tHi DDt<t. THINGS

Willard. y NJ Ap.n 81 rhinss
are moving STEADILY forward IA the
pumping propaganda In the Wizard
81 BE-, Tn. willard l,rcord this
Wccks -nys:
a. T. Andc SOIL. I r"s'uting a."
Igirbau&S- Morse G1~niine rugln 4
tJ- iu town MoudtN and received
s,t RAJ orders Tor irrigation plants
vhiel ate To- De- Installed on farms
u,r Willard within the NEXT h'rt,
days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

Tn, CLOVIS Journal has uapt 'f
disg.ug INTO mans weak points und
thcn calling attention Zoo them
through us columns urr,uu, In'
Jounl won't after som, co. "u. dIt-
uurUisD'd statesmen after uu u n-
ION no ,ou know
.rhtt Hou r Mcclure uf ltua.
well prominent New Mcxtcu u'i.t
uoV. has no reputation of bclue ono
of the best naturrd democrats u h'
Nallo,
That HON &C. w. Bnro of Carlsbad
is th. ueh,e' man. excepting th, iluu
r. o. cauon ot santa Fc who nas
ever distinguished himself ice SOS
MrNiro politics Nj BriCc is about
~ ,oaf. go age. is Democrat and .
hig lawyer Et'u his wife erac,tUll'
ackno,, lrds,- tHu b., is not IS hand
som, frlipr
"That Green % Patterson. a Social
~, Dom"eraj taking MS own denim
ton cot 40 was the only memh"t col
~, N,p N,Xi,u Constitutional con-
sonjiou Who parad"d the fact that boz
was from dug. green - Wa
also ON. of th. largest men phNsicnl'
in the convention ~cnor Romero. D
spanish. American perhaps being hi
only superior ZOO -go ana weight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

n the people ot New Mexico want
TO experiment with the recall they
finding u more nppurtuuc time than
IN. present iur using II Oh j. -. Hand,
a \ Jones and n H. Ferguson
self STYLED leaders who AZ" NOW en-
gagged in lighting statehood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

I'VE only want ,p amend the con-
sutu,ion. WI are not fighting state
hood ~ tho cr> bring raised hN a
few disgruutlod ones Just now, when
IA, spotlight nas no'n turned up"n
their schcmc 60 DELAY the admission
Of Sew M.xiro uun iai2 or ait"r
Curiousl, enough. thcs' gentlemen
probably de- not realize that Ia" pe"-
pie of this ,cri'ot, are the ONES T."
rails. a hue ana 60, about amending
TN. constitution 10 the, want u
amended II would be- interesting T."
the public 90 know who WE ar"
representing II can not be that
"WE" represent the Democratic
party. the Bepubncau party 81 any
oth,, party. since "a majority "i at
parucs Ia this tcrritur have approx
"a tn. constitution uy 80 as" To- ou"
vote Explanations ~. iu order
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
UI,NuWNNtN NROi SIP.

~ Nfih-' N'illAiittN'' W. y - AN'f W..
alrcad, is receiving a g'""d Ut tolr-
grams ANA ictt,rs nom both Demo
Gratis and Republicans in Nev Mes
800. protesting against any iurth'f
delay n 90. proposed favorable ac-
ton ON 90, constitution OF NcV Mex
600 ana our speed, admission Go the
union
II is az unfortunate thing that
right al This stage ot the rather deli
cate situation IN congress these g"n-
tlcmcu. animated by q misguided zeal
and personal sense cf greatness.
should 80 far forget the battles OF
nuS years that wo have been Waging
'or statehood - &C. in,etpos. any or
sttuction to our admission
Congress through the enabling act
has promised ~ s,atchood both the
great parties of the country through
their platforms have pledged them
selves to admit us without DELAY. tn.
new house has ALREADY declared Tor
our admission the sennt. stood ready
to pa, w IN AZ the last session bat for
- lamcntable fllibuster by Il fcw gen
ucmen who are well known for Just
such work
IN the fac, of All this. II seems
hardly possible that any New Mex
lean with red blood in his veins aud
the pulls. Of ubcrt, in his body. could
=" far forget the duty he owes To- tins
territory ~ To- put personal ambitions
and SELF bigoirS before the VIII OF thc
voters ~ expressed "a, the recent con-
,titutional election
I, Is unfortunate. and that does not
realty express what delay means 20
ne ~ this ttm. that any obstruction
e. our admission should come from
this TERRITORY II has alNeys been
In. history Of statehood lights that
the enemies of New Mexico IN con
gross could always nnd q r"w mdi-
Nlduals in Sew Mexico to furnish
them some prctcxt. however slight. nI
which To- oppose our admission
II h Ncll known what the motives
"i the present move are they are al
the more sun prisins coming from the
s"urcos that they do.
tn, defcnt ~ statehood az TN,
tim, viii ne nothing short of real
calamity. should IL be- accomplished
How much better would 4, hay. been
mad these gentlemen gone To Wash
ington as patriotic citizens to ioii
forces and work Tor our admission
They would have received the plaudiu
not oniy of their own party but of al
~" voters, f0r 1t would have shoVI
them 60 ne big men indeed
ne H'hifN''u NN'HiN'h ~ ~ ~
ont stage has ceased To- De - part
measure. IL has ceased To be anything
moro than just right t. which "
aro entitled and which We are = mi
in demanding eft congress.
Tho statehood question can onl
become a party measure agai
through the Vaccinations 81 mel
who seek To- divert political capital &
themselves by using jhr statehoo'
question ana the people of tins torn
tory az iootstonl TO furnish m" ma
terial
Any man of any party who, al tm
time socks delay OF defeat Tor state
hood deserves nn political recogni
ton from the ranks ot any faction col
side and Dc viii t,,,iy" mons,
Explanations. excuses ana distcs
sions viii not await the ststonoo,
resolution has already been DELAYED
week and that Is 81 week too long E
h. time for the euterprsng Statesmen
90 return 80 the rear ranks whrr
men of no iargcr oaiiber In ri,hc
parry belong
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

Chamberlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets assist nature In driving all im-
purities out Of the system, insurlna
"a fro: and regular condition and re-.
storing tn. organs OF the body "a
health and strength, Sold by all drug
gisis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

4 was surprised said the Rev Mr.
Goodman, sternly. 10 see YOU playing
coli last Sabbath | should think
you'd do better"
"O'' replied Hardcase, 4 usually
do. was In wrciched form last sun
day. Catholic STANDARD and Times.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

coated with the right KIND of - dust
mulch and kept thai way, Win the
m"is'iltr nov N The ground. very
fait crup can 10, raised