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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-03-17
WIN SUCCESS BY RIGHT HUES

should have good share Of their
household furnishings In red. y.
should supply the color lacking in
their makeup. Color of course In
mere question of vibration. and suc-
cess Is. too. II woman wishes to
succeed let her put on her rustling
silk skirt and her ostrich plume and
'mingle with those who have already
found success. The success vibra-
tions are bound to iadiats her way.
1t Is 90 simple"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-03-17

Oakland. Calm an address be-
fore the students of the University OF
California on college Men Have
Met In the slums and Prisons of New
York." c. M. Mercer. special secretary
of the Association for Colleges Of
North America, said:
There are 1900 coIlege-bred men
in New York alone who are down and
out through liquor and fast living.
There has been marked decrease OF
the proportion Of graduates who fall
since the prevalence Of college ath-
lstics amounting, ] estimate. to so
per cent"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-03-17
ST. JOSEPH, La, FRIDAY. MARCH II, 1911.
ne May Be FUTURE STATESMAN OF OKLAHOMA

WASHINGToN.-NeyY there prouder father than
Thomas Pryor Co ,. the senator from Oklahoma and
according to him. there bright baby that
recently born Mrs residence 1883 Mntwood
place He handsome youngster though pathetcay
enough the blind statesman must learn this mother
and from his numerous friends who have called
child that may day the tradition by
his father and become statesman whom the young
state win delight to honor.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-03-17

Critic--Are you going to let that
young actor follow his natural bent?
Stage Manager--Not much !. ami
He's going TO play straight part
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
VIOLATE
ARM|ST|CE SAYS
LOCAL Man
Mexican Government Has Sent
Six Hundred Soldiers. Dis
guised as Civilians, Into
JuareZ. Via Laredo.

Tlnt 10, Mexican government hav
violated tho armistic" n,tHtcn tur
irderais and nsurf ctos by s,nlnF
six hundred soldiers. disguised a. ga
ilious, into Juarrz. via Laredo aud ~
ras'. wa declared by v.Ii known
Albuquerque map who returned o.
this ,itt toss, rvcung uttor spending
tom d1 s along ,ha frontier.
The soiuivrs entered thc United
state az Laredo a. civilians, ~1il
ia, Iotu man. Nho docs not wish ha
nam, m nupucd "aad from there
tu,y rcNslpd by train 70 ~ Pasa iu
gtAups of tWps ana thrcrs They
crossed over the river at III pasu.
went into Juarrz and again dnuucd
tho uniforn OF the Mexican army
The inHurrcrtos Win doubtless strong
IS r'srnt the fragrant Violation nf tho
armisticr OF which the Mexican gov.
ornament * apparently guilty n thu
cas" ! would uo. be surprised so sco
thc msurr"ttoe imm' iintcly resume
hustilitlo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
SCHOOL FUNDS ARE
APPORT|ONEO
City Schools Receive $l.797 of
($3.84l. SO Distributed to
Various Districts in Berna-
lilo County.

\ ~ Strnup. county superintendent
of schools t"ha' apporti"ncd thr
Apuout funds 60 IN, vnriWis districts
IN th- county Nj ~truup'- ccrtifi.
cat" Of apportioumeni, r"citins the
amounts appur'ioned I" the districts,
follows
Andrew - Str,up, superintendent
ui ~chouis iui thu county of Bcrna-
lillo. NcN Mexico. de- hereby certify
that I have this day, TIA" tw"uty ninth
da3 ~ April. 1911. duly apportiuned
ia" school fund of said county The
amount ot money tu he apportiuncd b.
Three thousand eight hundred and
fort, -unc and 1O-lUG oS3 Nli5Ul dol
lurs The total number ut persons of
school age is seven thousand SIX hum
drcd and righU three. IN, rate per
person Is 90 o.uts which i> appnt
TONED t' Ca" several districts Is be-
Low
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
NEW MEXICO AND
COLORADO FAIR PLANNED

Pueblo Colo. April ~ y" I'M
portant annual meeting OF The officers
and directors Of the Colorado'New
Mexico Fair association was held here
az the board OF lrade rooms. at which
number of new directors were chos'
en and the date Tor the 1911 AIR Vas
sci
The new directors who were chosen
for the term ul tNo years each. who
viii serve with The hold overs are NJ
follows.
George Hogan Joe Woods, Geo. W.
Raymond. Harvey Ellis. \ -, l.elno
George Goodman, Edward BUCHANAN
The old directors who viii serve
with the newly elected ones are a.
follows
Matt Harrington, George OlOer', \
r. springer T. Powell. J. l.. TnN-
Tor Hank Scouun.
The entire board OF directors VIII
meet IN he near future and elect the
officers loi he ensuing yenr The
dates for the 1871 fair were fixed for
Sept 20 ~ 2N. and -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
ANOTHER CERR|LlOS
man IS ARRESTED
Harry Huffman Is Sent to
Jail at San,a Fe Charged
With Rustl'ng Cattle; Van
Horn Making Clean Up.

Special TELEGRAM tp Evening Hctuld
ccrrillrs. y NJ, April 90. e. r.
Van Horn. iusBccto. for the cattle
sanitary board who arrested a but
cher and COWBOY h,re several days
sage tor receiving aud stealing meats
81, atrd sumeW hn of q surprise when
n. returned Unexpectedly yesterday
Ia company with l,atcl Gomez of tn
mounted police aud arrested Harry
Thurman, who also is charged with
cntti, stealing Thurman waited q
pr, limlnarN tearing aud NHs taken
To- the territorial jail ~ santa
Fc Yesterday Go bc held until court
meets H., could not CIV. b"ad tor
$500
t'herp has bern an epidemic of rat-
tie ST ealing hero recently several
residents have "Vrn lost thri" milcn
COWS from their barns bur thus far.
no trace of the rustlcr~ have been
round until VAN Horn and Ia" mount
ed officer began work. II Is aid mat
fully half 4 dozen more arr, Sts VIII
u, made and cattle owners are co-
operating Win SIR Van Horn ~ an
rnort tp oreak ip the rustl'rs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
SISTER OF MERCY IS
DEAD AT TUCSON. ARIZ.
Member al order of ~. Joseph CLOSES
inng aud I ~sfui Career IN Minis
ucrIng Ia SICK aud Need, at ito-.
p,tai There

Tucson, AriZ April % with re
uuipn mass ~ O'Clock y-st'rdai
morning the body of sister Lo"nttne.
member 81 th, order ~ :, Joseph
apd one ot the most widelt known
aud most beloved residents al tits
c"mmuuiN. was laid 80 rest sister
l'onune died last Wednesda. ~ "a
Mar hospital, whore for years sh.
had been an angel OF mercy SIN
Mas u charge of Tho medical depart
m,nt ana had ministcred to hundreds
nf people a., the hospital Burial Ras
VA Holy Hope cemetery
Sisto Lr"n,inr was born iu France
about .t wears ago she camr from
Franco Zee th' mother hous" at IN"
order n - Louis Mo, a. wears ago,
dna .nf - ,rars sltr has been IA Tuv-
SON coming her" before thu Southern
PH,i'i, i.d ounpictcd it, linr save
for % nr,t perlpi when sh, Wa en-
gagged ib enariiablo work in Yuma.
90 hs SINCE resided IN Tucson
The drnth 90 SISTER i.eonUur Wh"u
u""H si ~ boram, nnised upon the
streets HdS the rnnse uf much regret.
'ui 'uWrpi. as hcr uohl, Ni. and
good works HAY" greatly ondoar.d her
tp the Older re-ld' nts az tia" ,itt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
NEWS SUPPRESSED
IN MEXICO CITY
Young Albuquerque Attorney
Returns for Visit, Says War
News Is Scarce in the In
terror.

The people of Albuquerquc know
more about th. war in Mexico than
40, said Cclsu Espinosa VOL
knONn young Albuquerque attorney,
who returned go ia. city today after
spcnding a sea. and q halt in the Ci'y
OF Mexico
War news Is suppressed by the
government IN III interior Of Mex,
leo. said Nj Espino,a We who
live in the cil} do no, hear any thins
ABOUT Nhat b. being done in Juar.z,
on AguR Pricta mul we rad h In the
American papers The gov arnment
officials IN Mexico Citt are worry care
lul 10 bottle up auy news. tearing to
excite the people who are Inclined IL
assist in revolutionary movements
Mr. Espinosa is the son OF Mr. and
Mrs Celso Espinosa Of an Nest Mar
quett" avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
CLOSING POST OFFICE
SUNDAYS UP TO P. N
i'>i \~~i-isnt i'o~ttsta- ter t.cNVrNi
says Matter l. o"c Whi'h 'i,i<cn~
control Man, Dlt,.s CLOSED

Washington. Aprii - The mat
Ser ot ~unday closing of postoflicrs.
said FIRST Assistant FuStmastrr Gen
rral iir.,ndfirid. 40 one which tho
citizens themselves can control As
10 matter - TACT the postal regula-
u"ns hay" always placed This matter
m the discretion ol the l"eal uostmas-
ter po~tuflice- pr, h,nr closed on
SUNDAY a th' rate co. p,rhaus = ar
90 NECK nov
Approximately l5u0 otficrs SIN
nave the sunday delivery. fut an
the mail that II h. really necessary Ia
deliver rould go out through the gen
'f"i delivery windows A. a matter
"i ihci thor. u practicnlls no demand
Tor sunday mall service from tho
business men "a the cities Young
huts aud eiris dIc ~, ones who Dun't
wall nntl MONDAY Tor their mail 40
rule
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
ALLEGED PREACHER
WAS bR|bEO
Rev B. J. Waugh. Prohibition
Officer in Oklahoma. In
dicted for Accepting Brides
for reinforcement.

Nu.togc. Ohla NJril 80 Rev -
Waual head ~ 90, deparm ~ io'
|.u enforcement ~ he prohibition
lass in Oklahoma uudci Formet GOV
olnor llaslcll. Who Nas arros Il fc.
CENTS u OlaIom Citf on an ludict.
men. rrurutj AGAINST him bt Mas
togr, cmniy grand inry, will be
brought her. gao answer The indict.
n,ut o Boz said thai he has arranged
va give bond ana that former Govern.
ot Haskell Niil 20 bis surety WAUGH
IL charged Sith soliciting ,nd accept.
ina htlhc Whii, ia state official
There are tWo counts Ia the Indie
.uruj on, charges tnat Waugh.
through lo. l8.hilc. Who acted as his
agent agreed 20 urn 1nck 10 " T.
Dcichaut local drug man. four bot
Ties Of beer ana lrop The case against
Delehant if the laltor would pay him
$50 n Is all god Ia thu indictment
that Dclohant ,huu-ht The price was
too high aud 1t Whr COMPROMISED hf
Dclchani giving : lhile s25 chccN,
which Lighllo cashcd Swing no mon.
IS 80 Waugh
The other count charges that at the
solicitation of waugh 1on Owens q
druggist aud ALLEGED ,oint Keeper.
paid Waugh $50 ~ cash 10. protection
from The state officials
ia, indictment ui Waugh created .
sensation hrIr as ho was a leader ~
The prohibition forces IN The state.
and led many campaigns against boot
ieggors ana Joints during his tenure
ol office When the state dispensarY
was abolished by the Legislature and
Waugh retired 10 private life he
preached tho gospel ~ NcAlcster and
other towns in the state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
POLICE OFFICIAL
FROM CHICAGO N
NEW MEXICO
Detectives Securing Territory
for Man Who is Believed to
Possess Much Wanted In.
formation.
ILLINOIS HIGHER UPS"
BELIEVED IMPLICATED

ls William y SIM, president oi
10, TINTED Police association Of 'bI-
pago nuV in Nov Mexico"
Thi. Us question that mas hr.u
pulzliug at loasj two men On. Of
whom spent AN 81 last wrrk ia Albu.
1uerqu, porting over 3D." taN lists "a
th, uffft. of tht county assessor and
,nycsilug the cuttip brand bouk of va.
sanitar, board 600 Albuqucruue
According Go stories published ia
Chirago ror.uti, Stin.. who VAS also
thr manager 1t the police department
of chicago. lcu that CITY TO- Sew
Mexico. who,o D., went tu luok after
saVmiu ana ,attl, interests since
then Do, has not roturnvd to thlvago
Thc newspapers there published o. zee
g.urt that after slime lrft chicago "
drvciupod that 5000 bolonEing t.
the police association had not been
accounted fuf and Was suppuzrd ga
hsvr been in Siinr's possession whcn
hc icft fpt Now Mrxico Whether or
no, that h. the Object of the search
nov being made Tor Stln' " not
known
The story a. published in chicago
Was thai the police department un-
der rtin's directions, raised - fund
ot sos 200 fur the purpos" oi s"cur-
INK raise Nv the salaries of IN. Of
0ccrs OF TIA" force. The fore" did not
get Ia" raise and thrrc have been
fuuofs 90 an investigation. which.
however. has never b,comc public.
one "f the men VINO was here until
Monday was known To- be q detective
employed bN one of the large agcn-
cics of the country Another was "a
wen known chicago newspaper man.
Il IL said that since Stinc lcu Chi-
oaso "a, has tried 90 resign Dy lottcr
60 ~, department but tina, hts rrsig
nation has not brou accepted Wh"th
~ ur not hr has been 10 Albuquerque
Is a matter oi doubt The search FOR
him has been transferred this week
to eastern New Mexico wh.r. several
prominent Chicago men own cattle
ranches When h. l.ft Chicago Stin"
was ON urlough ana " h. SAID his
time has expired.
Members of the local police force"
were not consulted IN TN" search for
him here bat II iS understood that "a
special officer al the santa l'e was
asked 1" uid va the hunt sun. h.
uoW believed To- b" living in QUAY Or
Union counties. bat his address H. not
kuown here
tn" search fer Siinr ~ neli-ved Ia
he ia" outgr"wth of an Investigation
into the methods ~ conducting tn"
Chicago police department and
should he he found h" Will probahl,
De asked 20 return az once to Chicag"
and appear before the author'ics
there to he Questioned about III. spc-
cial fund alleged To- have been raised
b> the police AMI as Co its disposi-
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
PERSONALS.

Fir" insurance. J r. Elder. l2l3
south rhird street
The Purity League viii hold reg.
ular m""iing IN the \ " G. \ AZ \
o'clock Monda, evening Mrs Jesse
Ruhyan Viii speak on the subject OF
Friendship Among Women
PM KnuvltOh, representing the
Carter, Rice 4 Carpenter Paper cuui.
pany OF Denver Is IN town doing The
trade iol his house
j Is McManus, John Strdmquist,
Sr and AIR Morgan returned yostei-
dan from trip 10 san Pedro
Herbert GALES len yosterda, FOR
Mounrainair in new automobile
which he Is delivering 10 l)r Amhrls
ol tina, place.
Nrrth Fourth street Gospel ha!i
sunday school AZ ATS "A. m, breaking
of bread. II a. IN ; gospel talk. ! 4,
J.. m, subject, Garments In scrip
turr.' boy " &. inabc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
M'F|E IS OPPOSED
By HANNA

Washington. Aprii ga Judge John
Il McFic OF Santa 20 arrived here
Thursday and called on the attorney
general II Is said to secure reap.
poin'mcn, TO The bench One K II
lihnnn. claiming 90 represent various
attorneys OF Santa Fe however has
sought 10 blocks the effort by again
bringing forward the charges OF sue.
seryicncc 10 political influence fici
over year ago. and which charges
he SAYS. will be vigorously pressed II
McFie's name Is sent to the senate foe
confirmation In view OF the early
prospects OF statehood II Is sand luds
McFia will likely serve Lni The hrft
state election is called
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
SCHOOLS ARE IN A
fl0UR| SH|NG
CONDITION
Funds Available Sufficient to
Hold Seven 70 Nine Month
Terms in Nearly All Dis.
tricts.

Territorial superintendent Of Edu
cation . o. Clark arrived u 40, city
trdat and spent several hours IN con
f'r'nc, $500 l"cpi pcopl. az TN, NI,a.
radu NJ Clark - on an cx,ondcd
tour of I'll. territory N the Interest Of
puht, ,u.uu.uou
g. v,- recent, visitor IN san
Juan county and was So favorahlv
uupt'-..d Vith IA. agricultural ace
u1ucs boz thar vicinity that he put
chusrd farm IL was accom- panird
on hIs luur uf th, county ht public
Land 'uuul4tianof Irwin. Chairman
Of fhc ~snia o. county Commission
cts ~pstks tasht,r uf the United
states Bans aud Trust Compuu, Ste
ph"ns and San Juan '"untS surveyor
Turir Tn, pa.N proceeded from
santa y, 300 t,o touring cars. which
were tho ftH mae, hlu's to cross the
divide aud tho frrt tu enter san Juan
county from th, east ~ south
schools throughout the territory
are picking Co., said Mr. clark They
are ia better condition now than over
sufficient to carr, on seven &" niur
month terms ". are preparing In
siitutrs fur th, training of teachers
iu rN.rt ruunts or New Mexico or
dinht, HcHdvui. courses ia the WORK
used ia the schools ar. taught. for
periods extending from tW" ,u eight
months. according to III" needs of the
teachers lartsof thu expense of
thcS, annual institutes H. borne b,
from The school board
aud IN. rest ao,rues from fees paid
ht IA. teachers ~ tndcavur Ia SEE
cure the best educators in TIA" terri
tor, to ACT 49, conductors of these
sessions and th,y az, proving u great
er sodrcc of Interest every year.
"pn, 81 the most gfdttfying condi-
tons Nhi"h ! haNr observed Ia ms
present tour is th' spread ut interest
ia The English language among the
spanish American population in the
rural districts About fuu Years az"
- movement was begun 10 interest
Spanish speaking people iu the ncccs-
sitS 81 sp.akinr the English tongue
woil, and an order Was ISSUED tu use
English ~ The principal language in
CONDUCTING school Instead pl meet
ing disfnYoi the plan has proved most
successful a. ti. importance ot tN"
pred Nit,d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
EUTERPEAN CHORUS
MONDAY AT ELKS'

Tie Euirlpeau ,adler chnrns ol
Columbus Ohio. tWenty.siA girls tn
an sin entertain the Santa Pc EN-.
plpi ana their families IN ~ ELS,
faoatc Monday evening Nal The
Ea, ppan chorus Is one OF the mos
precautions curing thc United states
tOla lnl Nill doub,ol.sr render such
prupraW as has been but seldom
heard ~ Albuquerque Mrs Mary y
Cassrli, tho director H. edilress as The
woman department. OF The Brother
hood Journal OF the V. OF l.. r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
HAPPYS WILL PLAY
A GAME TOMORROW

The Iiappys-Golnoays, Aihuduer-
Guo's premier baseball ngg .egalion.
viii play game OF baseball on the
Traction park diamond tomorrow ar.
ernoon II ARRANGEMENTS can he com.
pleied before night the Albuquerque
Grays aud 81. Michael's college team
VIII play 4 came tomorrow aitetnoOh.
10 ne followed or preceded hS a Gam,
hctwea the ilappys and the lndiah
school or the old Town browns Ana
things may >@ilch around so the TAPS
aud the GIa,s viii pla, In any evens
the Happys viii he on the lob AT the
park 'omorrCh afternoon aud viii
demonsiralp iheh peerless brand OF
baseball
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
TAMPERED WITH
SEAL IS CHARGE

charged Nith hreaking schls on
bonded ear, Jesus Gonzuies and NitiNt-
dad MARTINEZ uf Abaip. were arralen-
ed before Justice OF the Peace Genfgr
Il rrnis this morning Gonzales and
MARITIME were arrested .u th, lower
santa y, yards some days ago by
special pi'ccr sinclair Gonzales was
held over 90 wait the action of tho
grand jury in tho sum 81 $500 on the
strength of the testimony given hy
ohicer sinclair, who said hc caught
the man ed handed in the act of
tearing ED f"nm = ear Martinez
Mas ahit q" tcll pretty straight
story regarding hts actions ana vac
l''srd numoer of witnesses tes-
iiil"d IN ~ preliminary hearing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
BALD HEADS AND
WHISPERS. ARE
At ISSUE
U. S. Senator Bob Taylor Of
Tennessee and His Colleague
From Indiana Engaged in
Terrific Debate.

Washington. Npril sP--'nitcd
states senator Taylor ct Tennessee
VIII" during his term a. governor wac
known - "nddlng Bob has rrplac-
cd NeprrsentatiNr Ollie James of Ken
lucky as a member 81 the affirmative
team ~ debate /" hr held iu the
National l'srss club Tuesday aight on
The resolution Resolved that whls.
kers are q greater dctrimcut to a man
than bald head senator Taylor's
associl,tc ON fh. bald head sid, VIII
hr Rcprn ~culattt, SICK Tong worth
oi ohio Iphoid'ns the yaluv and
henuiy or whiskers VIII Dee senator
Kern ~ indiana and Uncle Joe"
Cannon ~ iilinoi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
MRS. BROWN DIES
FROM WEAK HEART
Daughter ~ Millionaire Expires ~
Neither It.n,c nh Iifth Avenue
Aitcr Visiting Friends IN Montana

Sew york. April - Mrs Margaret
nnlN-Brown, daughter at the late
Marcus DAILY AMI the Nifr 90 II G.
Brown, "a banner died early today,
~ her muthcr's home ON Ffih ave-
nue..
Death occurred Ia few hours az
ter her arrived on special car which
brought here from Anaconda. Mon
tana. wher" she went two weeks aso
On visit
The high altitude Effected her heart
ard sh. was rushed back east bus too
late To- save her life
Mrs Brown Inherited several mil
lion dollars on the death Of her father.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
L. G. PEARSON CHOSEN
COUNTY TREASURER

Turumcui. IS NJ Aprll 80 Lee q.
Pearson. manager 81 the Tucumcari
Lumber company, was chosen county
trafur'r Dos thr board OF county com
ussiuucrs Of quay county, aftrr n
tNu nmirs cuucus He Vii -acc"rd
,hD position of g. II Chenault, who
q 'signcd recently upon the advice of
his friends There were eleven other
applicants Co IN, position. Mr.. Pear
son Is wei liked here. ana the ap-
pointmrni M conceded 80 generally
sal isiactorN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
AMBITION SUBJECT
.0F MONDAY LECTURE
DR.. Mendel SLIDER to Address
Central High School Stud
ents on Matters Pertaining
to Life Work.

Ambition wha D, IS; what a
means and What IN Dee ACCOMPLISH
WHEN used IN right direction. VIII
be discu. scd hN Dr Mcpdcl Silhet bg-
fore The students of the Central h.gh
school beginning ~ g O'Clock Mon.
day morn'Gg IN SLIDER viii deal
with Ambition, as Il relates dircc'.
ly 'o The young hoys and girls who
urc soon 20 leave school aud enter
the business aud professional world
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

Dear 'lUrn wrote The young man
pardon M bat I'm getting 50 far
srtiul proposed To- YOU last night
bat really forgot whether you said
ycs ~ no.
'Dcar WILL" she replied bN note,
90 glad Co near from you ! kn"a
! said no 30 someone last night, but
! had forgotten iust Who II war. -
London opinion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
To CURE \ CoLu IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Ouinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money ~
Il fails To cure. 4. W. GROVES sig
nature s. on each box. 2hc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
CNTVoN GIFTS APPOINTMENT

Tr"tltl Telegram lo I'ftiu
santa Pc, \. NJ. Aprii ss.~~GoN"r-
nor william j Mills today appointed
Thomas w. 'atron q member of tar
hoard "i control of ia. New Mexico
Miners hospital which institution i
located Ia Ration
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29

Farmers mechanics. railroaders,
aboiers rely on Dr. Thomas Eclectic
Oil Take, the sting out Of cuts.
burns or bruises az once. Pain can
not stay where Il IL used
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',BA mAs SEVERE E>nriQ, .ME

santiago, cuba. April - An
earthquake Was Eel, here this morn
ing II caused much alarm bu, no
serious damage In reported.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
GATES OF CANTON
CLOSED AGAINST
REBEL BANDS
Loyalty of Troops is in Doubt
and Officials Are Slain; U.
S. GunbGat and British De-
stroyers Go to Scene.

Hong Kong April ~ 49, IT., the Tao.
IA oil Canton, has been assassidatol
by The rebels who again are strong
The gates OF The city have Dcon
closed The loyalty ol the troops Is
doubted. The uprising IN Canton ap.
pears 20 have been instituted Dy the
dn'fMachus Hundreds OF rtbelH
nave been killed and wounded IN the
lshllhs which began with an attacA
on ne vic"foN's palace last rhursday.
iirlsadlcr General Chung has been
KILLED while attempting 10 suppfens
The revolt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
Warsnips are Sent to Scene

The United States gunboat VII
minglon sailed Today from Hong Kong
Tor Canton. Two British destroy ers
also have been sent 10 Canton.