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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28
STATE ENCANPMENT CLOSES
Various Bodies of Troops Left
Camp Gov Mead Tuesday.
Are Needed throughout the
state, says Capt. Linn ID. Taylor Of
Brntticboro--0uarte for q. A.
A. posts Proposed In Plan.

"rhe tumult and the shouting dies
The captains and the kings depart"
So snake Kipling of the close OF the
Queens Jubilee and SO might the end
of the Vermont National Guard en-
campnent be described by some local
bard, some poet laureate OF Chittendan
county
Laying aside all flowers of speech
and blossoms OF language. and coming
down to bare facts. Camp Governor
Mead broke mp Tuesday morning, and
everyone went home.
TROOPS LEFT EARLY.
The 9th United State infantry
marc he'd out of camp early Tuesday
morning. and boarded the nine O'Clock
boat for Plattsburgh, OF the Norwich
cadets. about 20 left camp with the
horses which they brought with them.
and the rest Of the battalion number
ing about 30, went to Northfeld on
morning train. The mounted detail
camped Tuesday night n Waterbury, and
were due in Mortified yesterday after
noon.
Troops X and VI returned TO For.
infantry were all out Of camp by two
O'Clock in the afternoon. except
Company r of St Adams. which rn-
mained in camp to take down the ten =
as soon MS they are dry and ship them
to the State arsenal In Montpelier
THE breakup of camp" said Cap.
j. NJ. Ashley OF this city Tuesday night
was carried out with better system
than ever before. Everything was
done in fine shape.
THE encampment this year was the
most profitable one we have ever had"
ARMORIEs NEEDED. SAYS CAPTAIN
TAYLOR.
Capt Linn y. Taylor said. before
| leaving for Brattleboro, that the men
Of the LIST infantry have conducted
themselves splendidly during the en-
campment.
They have worked hard" he de-
clared, "and their behavior in camp
has been good They came here for
| business, not for a weeks sport at the
expense of the state.
They entered into the work here viii
great deal Of interest. Their spirit was
fine, and they took things seriously
| They tried to learn. and that they sue
| ceeded Is shown by the great improve
| ment they made,
These men deserve more from the peo
| pie OF this State. Armories are needed
and If they are not built In the Nariou:
| towns the Vermont National Guard can
not In future years maintain the higl
standard to which 1t has now attained.
h,ti1d
ings in the next few years 1t will be az
advantage to a town to have an arnory
| for there are many uses to which such {
building can be put. besides serving as
drill hall for the infantry We shall par
to give the Grand Army men the use
OF rooms In these armories If they ar,
| b,ttlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28
ORDAINED NEXT SUNDAY.
Rc,. &. G.. Wilson to he Advanced (,
the Priesthood at st. PauI's.

The ordination of the Rev. Charles
Chase Wilson, who has been working in
Winooski and in this vicinity for the past
year, will take place next Sunday morn
ing Mt II o'clock in St. Paul's Church.
The Ri. Rev. Robert Goldman. bishop
of Maine, will he the celebrant in the
absence of Bishop Hall of this diocese
and will preach the ordination sermon
The Rev. c. Y. Bliss. D. D.. Of ST.
Paul's parish. will present Mr., Wilson,
and the Revs. G. b. Johnson and A. c.
Clarke will assist In the laying on Of
hands
At $50 In the afternoon confirmation
will he held In St. Pauls and the Rev
G. c. Wilson will then present his first
class Bishop Goldman will administer
confirmation.
Mr.. Wilson Is a native OF Bethel and
is a graduate Of the University of YER
mont In the class of 1907. He Is also a
Trinity College. Oxford. man and was
there granted the degree of B. A. This
was followed by a years advanced work
In theology and since that time he has
been stationed in the bishops house and
done work In Winooski, Fairfax and Fair
Haven.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28
THE APPLE HARVEST
Picking Now in Progress through
out the State.
OF the Dry Wenthcr-CbnrIotte
Man, However, VIII Have
Greater output.

Apple picking will begin this week in
orchards all over the state OF Vermont
AMI for the next four weeks, trains boats
and vehicles of many kinds will be loaded
with the luscious fruit which is coming
into more and more prominence as one
OF Nermont's staple crops. me main
part Of the product will be shipped to the
large cities and he consumed there but
some will take q journey across the
water into foreign lands and be disposed
of in markets which have been made
only recently.
The crop, because Of tho dry weather
this season. will not be up to the
average in size and is estimated at onl%
about COO OF that OF e year ago 1t is,
however. OF exceptionally good variety
and the number of "'rsts" Will he little
diminished. owing to the improved
methods employed in the cultivation Of
tho orchards and to tho fact that the
drought of midsummer. while 1t Kept
down the size of the crop. prevented
the formation OF "scabs" or spots on the
surface, which serve to bring down the
price of the fruit.
one and perhaps the most important
development in apple circles during the
past year is the increased acreage planted
This is thought to have doubled during
the past two years. All along the lake
shore. new orchards have been set ont
and there has been a noticeable increase
in the number of trees in Windham. Rut
land Caledonia and other counties. The
success Of the young trees shows that
apple raising should not be limited 20
any one section of the State.
G. T. Holmes Of Charlotte. the man
who has done more than any one else to
advertise Vermont an apple State and
who has been rioneer in the business.
began picking Tuesday and this year
estimates his crop on an orchard Of 100
acres to be between 5000 and 1900 barrels.
Not more than 300 or 400 barrels in the
lot will fail to bring top notch prices
This is about double his crop of last year,
when he raised 400 barrels. and this in
the face OF n general decrease over the
State
Mr. Holmes is by far the largest grower
in Vermont. Last year he increased the
size Of his orchard by FIVE acres and this
year intends to plant 10 more. He has
put UP a building in which to accom-
| modate his apple pckers. of whom there
| are about 70, and in the spring will in
stall machinery for putting together his
harre,s Tb,s veor o. fro,gb. cors uar.
placed on a siding in Charlotte, all loa ded
with barrels for his use.
Mr.. Holiness orchard contains about
| 1000 trees some of which are quite old
as a part of the original orchard was
planted 43 years ago. and another part
three years earlier by the present owners
ia oil ~
| sreor,rgs u.,,h f.u o.bor u,n,o,
vor,etios r,ixod IN
rbo hrst,.ss ~ ,ro,,,,c mn .roo. or,,
| for ,.o,, ,s NO, ,ho o,s,o.. ,b,, t., w.
| n,or,a o,a 49,. ,,,,,,-, - ,,oz. ,,,o...i.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28
HOPELESS TASK.

An automobile editor is out In western
Kansas making a log" for a transcon-
t,nental road A curious farmer asked
him what he was doing,
Trying to make a log" replied the
auto editor.
you're up against it, stranger" re-
piled the old farmer. The Lord tried to
make logs grow In western Kansas but
gave It up long ago. "-Kansas City Jour"
nal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28

No man can hope to he happily married
un,s.s no Is q good listener.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28

Have you come to he good Judge"
Of want nd propositions? Can you tell,
usually accurately, which of the want
ads really concern YOUf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

This is Albuquerque own day az
the Ncv M,Nieo state fair ana II is
the duty OF over, man. woman and
child who has "a. good OF she city 81
heart 100 turn out aud make &c the
biggest and best da, of amy fair ever
held
u is public sptit that makes any
community great 500 matter bow
ryh Il may be- in natures gifts. uu-
less IT, citi1rns possess the patriotic
Impulse to advance its interests u
an times ami th, esprit de- corps
hich leads them 10 sacrifice the
small gain of GA, Individual for tho
larger ad,auuug, of 20, Who'll, urpp'.
that ,ommuuit, viii pusuish.
Tho mouicd men OF Albuquerque
ha,, responded un~,lushls ana rr-
uiutically tD me call for funds po .u.
sure the holding of an exposition hen,
which would 20, % credit 10 ans clos
of Whatever size The fair is tu that
neg m"s, cNactue critics could nsE g.
IS now up To- the muss of tho p,uplo.
| The man uu the street the man Boo iIe
store. the man iu tn shop. tb, Wau
bee ,ycrl Nalk ct our municipal Ur,.
10 turu ont and shaw his apprrHa.
ton Of wha, has been dome by tHr
fair management
Turn ont ana make this dag ta
b, remembered Dos every hpd, us big
occasion iu m, history OF the .'N
Take o. holda, toda, u son don't taxi,
another until the next state fair Soc
hudN viii want Co patronigo ~, man
who d. sn small 81 spirit as Co k.au
his clerks employed on gala orru-
sion like this Every body win holm
tho hg-hoariod citison who lets hi.
! employees have day OF Go rujo,
themselves ana plug for the town
It's big occasion. Rise Go o.
BOOST tho town ami Keep ON boosting
49, FORGET your grudg, against YOUR
pcighbor and remember oPly mat ynu
live IN the best town ON the man and
/ that This ls ho doy 90 let tho world
know that you know it Boost
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

pu" line of amcndmou's and tu Na.s
refused Go Do, sid,tfa. bed from tH..
liberalization Co. n,-s Those amend
.uts 10, tho ciampf raised oter that
.trudiua the suffrp,
Thr ,ugutr, VIII u.v utt, nu op.
,untf Oh. ubsrr,. W. WORKINGS ~
.. rrcHll applied iu tb, wdIoiart
t which Loo much h1t been said
. md con n. thinkers mud public
throughout .h. country The uu.
f'dl, iafr' mHiroity returned IN
.H. uf the r,..H would ys,m o. Iu-
strong popular diuuu boo th,
Judiciary as It Is ."ngiutcd IN cali
u That distrust De- Ncu found
.I '..f" II cv'ry probability uhat tho
u.r. loption ct 90, tmeudmcnt Nili
b... .aiu,ary effect ned tnst there
.v." little occusIou fur tb. appu-
cation at the r.m,d. % be- to uc
Nu..I Hot such viii uu the cae, tor
iU. .Vcle of Judges hciag come
p,'.U..' frequent Intervals ~ go bo-
f.r. .U, p.opi" and explain their iu.
dI.a. H.'s 0s not a pleasing one.
Do N. recall ~ Judges had to De
trI.i uHt Hg are glad that some other
Hul. t.u Sew Mexico wns selected
f.r tU. .Ep.Hmont.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12
WHY

Tho address af Hon Frank Spring
81 a, Las Vegas last saturday nishL
in which tho speaker opposed the
adoption Of the so-c,ll'd "blno ballot
amendment Co ,he New Mexico c"n-
suwuou is one which should De- rend
uur,mU, by every voter who has an
interest iu the coming election be-
,ond the m,r, selection of men to
son the offices of The new state.
So man, personalities have been
Injected into This campaign. and so
much stress has been laid upon the
candidacy for office of the men nom
mated D., h. rival parties. that this
issue. which is perhaps the most iu-
uortnnt 81 mn those o. bu decided. b.
ukcly 90 Dee ohseurrd and given to"
ml. consideration D., the votors.
Tb, constitution of New Mexico ns
it stands today be- one "f the beet ever
written. % ls the careful amt W'll-
considered work ~ the best mind- in
al, state. accomplished after IHucni
aud earnest labor and with mo- object
lu view save 90 provide the people
with Fundamental law vhieh WIN
s,.ur, to every citizen ma, fullest enc
ioymout or personal ana political ln-
,rt, ana the surc-t protection GO his
property rghts 49, Mr. springer
points out it was compromise of
the demands of all classes of riuzous
Represented Doe thr constitutional CON,
yeuuou. aud is iu tbr tru,st srusc am
instrument suited Go Tho needs uf ull.
Iics innum,uhI, vcrr told about
the Sew McAloa constitution go thr
effort Go prevent 90, admission of
thr tcrritor, Co On, uui"u. auI these
Hos are suIl being circulated ny dem.
agogues Mhu seek tp iast,u eco nm
reasoning und annugtl radIDafism
upon tho state n place of tho calm
conservatism which guided tb, dolih-
CITATIONS uf thp trainers of th, constI-
tuition We have been told chat the
constitution is practically unpmoud-
able. whereas the truth So that Be f.
more eaF, of amendment than those
81 scvcuty-fys per cent of tho states
Of the union today ana Tar more cas-,
~ amendment thBn thc constitution
~ thc United states which be- rencr-
ally considered pretty fair sort ~ a
document.
DO thc people of New Mexico want
10 make every session oi thc state
legislature constitutional couNeu-
tione DO they want change of
constitution with every change of nd.
minislration7 " 80. as Mr. springer
~ aptly puts H. what ~ the need of
bothorIng with constitution AZ ail'
why should We want to make M,
constitution more easily amendahlr
simply "a please MIR HaEcrman and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12
nrcuL WINS. SUFFRAGE nosE,

Tho rrobabl, del.at of the suffrage
amendment 60 the California .0nsu-
tuition Tuesday in the face of uycr-
whclmIug victory for practically AN
Of no other radical amendments viii
come Boz the nature Of surprise to
most people outside the state
For IL had come 10 be- ecrorall, be-
u'vcd that II california Intended to
become q radical state she would take
the Who'll, dose suffrage and 400, and
the fact that in most OF th, states
who're ihe Initiative, referendum and
recall prevail women are allowed tho
ballot had caused the suffrage move-
ment 10 hecome associated IN the pub
lic mind with the other measures
mentioned. Canfornians, however
seem To- have had their minds set ON
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12
GAIL ron REpIBLICNN COUNTY
CONVENTION.

Ia accordance with resolution 90
The Brrnu'HI' county Republican Cen
trial Commute adopted at "a meeting
held In Albuquerque. y. NJ on the
sih dag af October. a. u. 1911. q con.
vcniiou 20. .Hr Ropubli ans OF Bornal-
lilo County s hereby called 90 be held
In the .Iif OF Albuquerque az Elks'
.oporu huusr at 10 o'clock "a. M,
.ThmsdaN October 18Th. 1911. for the
purpos' 0i nominating q Republican
county ticket
Each precinct In tho county Is en-
titled to one delegate FOR each 90 votes
east Tor Hon VIM n. Andrew Tor del.
ogate to congress In 1905, ana one
adlillondl delegate FOR zach fraction
of 10 votes or more so cast,
The pumafio. IN the several pre-
Dincts Tor the election of such dele
oates w.I br held at ,hc following
named places and viii be- called 10
order and presided over by tho fol-
lowing named persons on the 10Th
day ot October 1911.
Precinct So I. san Jose. dele.
gates p.aD. of voting, house Of Elisco
harolH. ta be- cnllod 20 order hy Per-
milo SBbsim
Precinct 40 2, Del Mo del
oeates place og voting house II Too
dosio Sobedra. 10 bee called 10 order
by jose sanchez.
Precinct 30 .. Alameda. ? dole-
gates; place ~ voting, house Of Epi-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12
way GO 10 ttNNs ron anne.
SIN.

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Boz" ula.s" NNi.h wa.' h'.'
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u. q ih'' Zoo ,"N'i''I'nl ono ""ih'
mint WI'i e." 'h' "'h'' i' ''"''"
non Nh'.h i'. ".' 'h' ''i'' '''h
'ih''I"h '"''' '' courtesy we i'"'
"'t"'l' u.N'' 800" AN 10 '"~" h'"E
paper W'n .""'' 'hl' interest '"
No." movie" poi ''' i"'' ''"' "' """
u'"fr"n'i rH'llNh'd DO lhlh N'"''.
rms man ONO" h'H '''i DO 'n' Goo"
''nii"h q" 'h' I''t 'h"' h' h''' '''
proxy "I 900 "'-'"t "'l'F'''' an" N''
his voice "'s 'h' IN" when suited '''
"'h'rs in '1"l ''dN' ana h'F VIII 'h'
ON" "h''h mastered ih' SITUATION ana
'''i'l'" DOM PLATFORM "h" h"'''h''
tiuun
of course. n the Democrats and
bushUbp,k,r. want a. q, to Tcv,a
FOR tbeir notifies ana politicians u is
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

tactic Duran. Zoo be- called So order hyI
num,do Nautoya.
Precinct $50 unurhos de Albu-
ou,rou, d,i,satss. pinr, uf voting
nous. af santiago gnrpin. Coz l, called
a.. ,,r,i,r D., Ni.,por MARTINEZ
pfssIp.t No ust,ias dele.
p,ta.. ria., af VOTING house uf Ross
o,nrcis. ttot south second street. toll
ID. called to order bv Adoifo chavez
pr,.inrt 40 a. pldIuas o delegates.
plar. NJ yot,nr. nous, of Roman Nor.
ne,. Goo d., rsii.d Do order los Roman
Nornga
Precinct SO SAN Antonio. . del.
spat... piIr. of voting. nous.. ~ Darip.
Gtui,rrez to b., called to order by
pnrio chavez
pr.ains, $50. s. Los GrI,ros. 2 del.
cgat.a. pia.r of voting. house ~ David
NJ prrD3 tp ho called TO order by
pedro Grsao Npod101
Precinct 80. o Rauubos DO Atrlsco.
d.lcrat,e. plar. or voting. Office Of
1.l,laar Nrmlfn. 90 NU called 90 or
dor Dos H. ] Mrtyrar
precinct so. 90. Es.obofn. o dcio.
GATES. pla.. nf voting house al Cav.
.tano Aldore,.. 'o %. .niied % order
bv Juan Otero
Precinct $50 q. pamriio. dele.
gates place of voting. school house.
IN be called to order by Donaclano
T.obnta.
proelnc, 80 10. Nibuauerauo %
deiceai,s primaries ~ bc held M Re-.
pubiirnn Headquarters -Strlck-
! Ter building. to Doc called to order hv
r. 4. Mann.
Precinct 40 20. 0'i Albuquorquc.
Is delegates. place OF voting. house
of Thps. n Duran. 10 be called to or
der by Herman Biuehr
Precinct SO. u. san tgnnrin del.
peatca. place of yoiing. house ~ Saul
uerrera. d, De called To- order hv pa
bio Herrera
Precinct SO. 90. IN Tiicra. g dole-
gates. place Of voting. house ~ Jose
Dominique 90 he called To order by
Jose Domurucx.
Precinct 80 %. san Antonio 2
delegate. place OF voting house Of
Juan Guitorroz: 10 be called Co order
bv Pedro Tuccro.
/ Precinct SO 90. Aihu1ueraue 90
/ drloeat,s placo ~ voting office of
col John Harrodailo. 10 be called 10
order hv l.. n. Chamberlain.
precinct $50. %. AtrIaco. dele
gates. pllrs ~ voting house ~ pedro
! Amanda. 40 .l. called 90 order hv prdro
| Arapda
J Precinct $50 e ChnuI Q dele
g,trs. ri,s. .r voting s,boolhouse.
I IA d.. Called q. order bv Ramon san
ct,g
/ pr.rfrr, \, g. Duraues dele.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

NuJ .tIu W. search the Democratic
prc Boo vain for any refercnce Goo the
position eft that party ANA NV friends.
thc Dushwhackers, on the subject ot
ir.r wool.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

Harsh physics react weakon the
bowels. cause chronic constipation
DOans Regulets operate easily. tone
the stomach cure constipation 25c
ASK your druggist for ihcm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12
NR NcpuN NID'S NIIIICN-
TIDNN.

From Oh, esteemed ~ paso Times.
which fos,h,r with ,hc chicago
E,rord-II,aId. tpo Rincon Recorder
auI 90 Sow M.N,a exchange" COM
truut, practically nll the editorial
muucr contained In today's ISSUE ~
th,. Journlr Democrat. We learn that
" g. Mcdonald posscsscs three puai-
iu,atlous Hn.u ,nttlc him Co ,lcc-
ton "a, governor uf Sow Mexico. They
arc
rlr,t Hs has lived In New Mexico
fpr thir. wears.
SECOND br b. large oottlcman;
THfd DO, ls honest.
As FOB fno FIRST of these maunca-
uDu.. % .s safe Co say that somc-
thine DOS, hundred Thousand men
boz Sow MrvicU possess he in 10 gteatcr
d,ar.r than Nj Mcdonald A. to
tn. second. V, certainly do not hold
10 aslust Mr. Mcdonald that be- is %
Gentleman. but we fam utterly to see
hos iho magnitude ct his Interests in
that cuisines. make him any more ft
f.f 90, goy,rnor.hip than thousands
or other cattl,m'u IN New Mexico
who hay, never been considered for
that office. especially Nhon IL h con-
sldcr,d that those large cattle IN.
ttrrsts connect him with enormous
aggregation of foreign capital whose
activity In tho politics ot the state
leads strongly to the suspicion that
they are cnd,ayorinR. through their
candidate Toe governor 10 exploit the
resources at the state ~ the expense
of the people, A. to the third, Mr.
Mcponald's friends have az set failed
cnurcl, to show that ne has ans pat
ent ON honesty which would make
him any more fit Tor the goy'rnorship
than large majority 81 his fellow
citizens who ar, Just os Soonest a- M.
Mcdonald
30 tuos. three mako up the sum
total of Nh M,pouald's qualifica-
iions tor IA, goVcrnorshIp"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

" tho Journal Democrat WON. 90
publish AN the letters fran disrUJod
SUBSCRIBERS cancellug subscriptions "a
would have 90 get out special odi-
ton Of the paper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

Counsel In the Mcnamara ease are
uo0 engaged In the usual effort @"
select as Jurors twelve men as near
imbccnity ~ Il T. possible Tor q man
To be- ana kocp ont of AN asylum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

Photographers Saw Pardon me-
TINT that's the third time you'vc Cow
cred YOUR face with b handkerchief
Just as I WAS ready
sphiect---I know. hui ! can't helm
a. Two been indicted good deal
lately, and ! got the habit trying "a
dodge ncwspapcI photographers -
Puck.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

THE hushvharkors are hard put 90
II 20 find flaw in the Republican
platform when they concentrate tf'ir
attack on the demand FOR o. pure
ballot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

II is noticeable that none OF "a.
transcoutinontnl ayiators are willing
Zee take the route through AlbuIu"r-
que They know thai % they ever
caught sight 81 this fair land thcY
would never b, willing 90 leave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

lie (wondering " his rival has hoon
accepted --A Are both your rings heir
l0omsg
She (conccailng her hand) oh,
dear. yes one has been In the FAM
ily since the time az Alfred, but tho
othor Is newer (hlushinRi "a only
dates from the conquest rit-llis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

Aviator walsh has demonstrated
Whist rNcrybodN knew already that
there f. nothing the matter with AZ
uuW,Tpue air. even for flying pur'
posses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

The what are YOU goiug tn-do-
anout.lt editor of the journal Demo
crat is So busy with the scissors these
DAYS that ih'r, b. danger that he vii
forget HE Hines
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

OF ifN. nor
1t a.. HJHstM
~ sopurfo County
Tor Lieutenant Governor
MALQrIAS MARTINEZ
of Taos County
For secretary OF state
SECtNpiNO ROMERO
81 SAN Mlgn.l county
For State Auditor
". a. SARGENT
~ no NrrIba county
For state Treasurer
siiNEsTEE MiRABl'L
Of Valencia county
For state Superintendent ~
schools
4. " STROt'p
~ Rernalillo county
For Attorney General
FRANK vs.. CLANCY
~ Bcrn1lillo county
For Commissioner uf Public
Lands
ROBERT a. EnVlEN
OF Union County
For Iusticos uf the supreme
court
FRANK W. PARKER
CLARENCE H. ROBERTS
EDWARD 70. WRIGHT
Corporation Commissioners
GEORGE w ARMtlD
~ santa Pc County
HrGH WILLIAMS
OF Luna County
" $ GROVES
~ Eddy County.
IOR CONGRESS.
GEORGE CURRY
of Otcro county
ELFEGO BACA
Of Bornalill0 County
SECOND uDICINL DISTRICT
CANDID NTIS.
For Judge
NJ T.. HICKEY.
For District Attorney
ANTONIO T. sEnIiLo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

Wuuus uitarr .s bent ou having
the ns' ord ln Htt ,uuforuu ,ier-
i"n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12

Don't forget that ibis So Alhuqucr-
que day ANA that the best da, In the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-12
Indians Attend Fair.

Not the least interesting exhibition
OF the general spirit Was the influx OF
Indians from lsleta this morning on
Santa Fc No no. 4 number ut the
more prominent residents Of This
pueblo arrived In the CITY 10 spend the
day. some OF them IN Indian garh. and
q fow mostly men. IN approved
Carlisle" STYLES