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Wednesday, July 10.
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Sole agents for the Big Ben Clocks,
the best made In the world. ABE
ROTHSCHILD.
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Best grade hams, special for Nor
80 7r' T""s"7V. ~ c~rts per pound.
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Have your eyes examined ana
"lass"s fitted by specialist at Rothz-
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Attorney JOS. a. Morris lends moz-
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wick.
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Don't forget the opening of Roses
Drug Store in the Kress building, on
Wednesday, July 49,.
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: ZIG DISCOUNT WITH US AS We
FIGURE FROM THE NET PRICE.
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ORDER OF OWLS

Meet every Wednesday night a
8 o'clock, at their hall, Krauss Bldgas
No. 1917 I-2.
MAX ISAAC, president
e. A. EDWARDS, secretary.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
VARSITY
PRESIDENT FOREST
Oscar H. Wilde. Head of Ter
ritorial University, to Take
Vacation This Month: Has
Accomplished Much.

HhooIiV. Ariz., Jun. 20 President
\ u Wilde ot The tuN rsity vt Ari-
loua 40 Tucson and AIRS. Wilde win
leave this week on their summer vac
cation They Vill So arst To- Pres
cot aud later viii proceed ON north
to enjoy tho beauties and the grand.
ruf nt the Grand Canyon and u Is
ihtii intention 20 rrIuliu away from
Iuts"n for the greater pa ot IN.
summer. This does not mean that
President Wildn VIII mot take Tho IN
t"rctis of the university Win him on
iis vacation for he viii do mission.
airy work wherever ana Whenever pua-
si"l". ho win urge npon high school
sraduairs The HdvisahuN of coniin-
uing their studies ana taking a uni
Norsity course
S'u.c President Wilde took up his
duties a. head OF thc rniVrrsitv OF
N,i1ona hv has done much valuable
work. He has started some public
ll} campaigns that are certain To bear
good iruit and has generally outlined
plans for uth,r work aud Tor the
coming year BE has convinced the
people cd Tucson and an otn,r All
H"uans whom b." has met that lac is
the rishi man for ~ place and that
hls selection Wn- one cf the Vises,
moves that was ever mad, hv the
rcgeuts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
LOCATING DE POT SITE.

H'Son, Aiiz., June IA crow ol
, ~ ycNois under chief Eng!ncer Il If
ll"'lhcs. are AT present In Tucson, en-.
gagged III locating definite sites for
licigh' and station buildings Tor th.
III Paso a. southwestern. Il IN OK.
pectcd that the road will extend ~
inc ON from Benson iH the near f.i.
lure The station and yard sites afo
being located almost entirely in ac.
cordnncc with The preliminary sur.
NcFs, tho station being abow loo
Yards south at Congress street ana
west of Main street
Operating from The camp IN the
Twin iiuitcs depot, the surveyor ara
also surveying The entrance into the
city On Twentl-hfth street ana the
exit near the old Allison mill north.
West of The city
According 30 the latest adyices ob.
taiuabic The III Paso 4 Southwestern
has spcnl SIo.00N ON the proposed cX.
tension to Tucson tor SURVEYS aud
other like preliminary work not IN.
GLIDING the cost of The land purchased
Tor richi at way outside of Tucson
or Ter the interchange Yards about a
nile east OF the city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
NAvlON IS NAMED
SUPERINTENDENT
Of BASEBALL
Popular Fan Appointed b.
Fair Association to Look
After Affairs of T0urna-
ment in October.

lh"nas J Naylon secretary of the
'oinlnercial club. has been named as
OF the DE- Jartmcnt OF
nasenali ior the Thirtic,h New Mex.
lco state iair The selection at Nh
Naylon as baseball manager IL good
now IA the right direction on The
part OF the officers OF the fair asso.
citation. MI Naylon Knows as much
about the fine points of baseball as
any man IN the country. has n wide
acquaintance among big leaeur pln,.
cis. and Is very popular with tht
fans. Nj. Naylon Is familiar with Ia
cal conditions and knows what kind
Of baseball the fans In this par, Of the
country like The falt association 81
to he congratulated upon us decision
TO appoint Nj Naf:un That the
baseball tournament will bo % hum
mcr now goes without saving The
superintendent VIII announce IN.
rules and regulations within q fav
days II has been decided to hang up
$1,000 rs prizes, the first prize oi 81.
400; thu SECOND prize 500. ami The
third prize 5000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

ono amt O9c-h9D sHf, VNcd RoN. =
h'asbvp,ni san, , uci Aa po0ptHb
Il { Bekipg /ba6r Z, cHb Sh0Jy,p-
,Rg. d6oai =, cur ~ q. afbhs.
Fill tine cups OF a bu,tcrod muffin pan
with pared and Sliced apples. sprink lie
with salt aud turn two or three table
spoouiuls OF water into each cup Silt
together. three time the flour, salt and
baking powder; WORK IN the shortening.
and mix Ia soft dosgh with the milk
Drop the dough from "a spoon with the
apples in the cups, piyingita smooth ex-
terror. Let bake aboat TWENTY-FIVE min
utes. luycrt the pan on large serving
dish, Put a spoonful ~ hard sauce above
the apple IN each dumping and finish
with gra,ingof nutmeg.
Thi isouiy one the ;naar rew. delicious aud
upt,si iging recipes contained iu the X Cook =
Hook Witch may ie ohllinrd ff,f hv sending
Tire cllufci certificate fftrFed IN every 1i-ccrt
en- ~ X Nling Powder q, thc IAorJs Mru.
Go. Chicrvo. Bc sure tsE.i ~, 2s.ccnt lie
Smaller caas do not contain cooks Book Get.
utla,s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
MARRIED At EARLY
MORNING HOUR
Arizona Couple United at Sun
rise in Tombstone; Affair
Was Kept Secret From Even
Closest Frinds.

nhihsionc, Ari.. iunc Just Il.
me hrai rays oi a bright Arigonn san
were pecping over the stately Dfsa.
Wihs from The Cas.e rn skies Tucsdar
'iShniiint tn arrival OF another da,
OF bright sunshine IN our ciiv. ts
radiant ravs fcll upon hymonoal
scene. dclighttnlly romantic. whrr,
marriage vows we're being Solemn.
i6nd unitiut Two hearts IN one. films
auspicloasly SIGNALLING. Also tho han.
~ beginning of joyous welded
career.
Al $500 O'Clock hat morning Mis-
Eva Noicolt Was united N wcdlocl to
M Nm Wallace. Rev n A. Dscs
uiliriating. 50 quietly were the plans
laid 100 HE happy event that nor a
person outside OF the Immediate
ihHiiy circle know OF the time of tho
ceremony, ana thus most cffoctually
ala the happy bridal couple steal a
march on their numerous friends, the
strategic move spaling thom delige
oi attentions, and otherwise. always
pardonnbly accorded Nowlywcds by
solieiious lricndB Tho couple hiu.l
themselves TO Benson by auto immc.
dia'rlY after HE wedding aud started
on their honeymoon tip 10 Tho east.
The principals ol the happy event
are well known, the bride bclus the
eldest daughter OF Mr. aud Mrs + y
Nolcott of this ci,y
The groom is "A worthy young man
who has attained succoHs and dis ne.
ton IN his chosen field being mining
engineer OF ability Mr. Wallace has
been connected with several Arizona
mines ror his company and super.
viscd work on the Bunker nm mine
In this district and IL al present gen.
erai manager at the la Princess Mn.
lne company, operating extensive
at Chihuahua, Mexico
The popular couple viii make their
home In chihuahua. Mexico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Ell PASO AND S. v.
PLANS EXTENSION
Likely That Line Will Be
Built From Tucson to Fair.
banks in the Near Future:
Surveys Already Made.

PnoyuiN. A.z. june 2S.--A number
"l iJm'r~ are rife here Co the eject
that thc I'll Paso and SuuthN cstrrn
VIII soon extend IT, lines into Tue
s"u. Tue extension ls said 10 be
e"m ng from Fairbanks Tine south
Western has called FOR bids for tho
building az sixty live miles of road In
Arizona from Fairbanks to Tucson,
ANA if the bids are reasonable I, IN
pt}hahie that tltc wor> VIII De start
"a Nc.y soon
II }. simmons. general manager
OF ~" southwestern. has said that it
Was not settled that a road would De
quit but taat he had called for bids
iot the constitution Of tile road aud
me entire matter would depend upon
the cost ~ construction of the sixty
siX miles
surveys have boen made bv the
southwestern from both Benson and
Fairbanks into Tucson. but owing 10
the very heavy grade found between
i''uU'u and Tucson "a was NOT CON.
sidrisd good policy to attempt to COM
siruci tlr line over that route ana IL
Was decided that IL the road would
hu hu'it brlnch-or would be- mnd.
| from the main line at Fairuan,s.
| winch would give them almost level
si"dc over tho entire distance
Although the southwestern officials
f'iusc to say anything about the *
tension OF thrir line. 1t l. rumorcd
i''t this is the beginning of a move
o. 'A'chd the road Ia the coast. COM
lP''ius VITA the southern Pacific ON
"a" through freight aud passenger
business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
DAWSON MINERS EXPECT TO TAKE
TWO GAMES WITHOUT MUCH TROUBLE
Albuquerque Grays However, Will Have the Strongest Line
Up in the Field Tomorrow and Sunday That They
Have Had This Season: Allen. Lembke, Cornish and
Salazar Will Make Infied for Locals: Big Crowds Will
Turn Out to Sec Exhibition

The Albuquerque Grays. better than
ever before this season. viii face the
Dawson Miners on the Traction park
diamond tomorrow afternoon IN the
first at "a series OF tNo games. the
second of which viii Dee PLAYED sun.
day afternoon. The Grays are "a bet
ter aggregation right now than they
have been at any time since their or
SANITATION. excepting, uf course. dur
ing territorial fairs. kcu The team
strengthens up with several profess
sionM players from thu bg leagues
Doe cornish captain of the fresh
man team at Vale university. VIII
plaS shortstop. sending Ross Saiazar
back to his old position ~ third.
Lcmbkc OF tho varsity win hold down
second. ana Alien. also of the L. y.
NJ. VIII go over from third To- first,
Cornish. according To- all reports.
pla>s shortstnp brilliantly. having ina
proved grcntlN during his stay ~ the
big college. Many ot the local fans
viii q" to the park Just To- gee "por''
in action and VIII tender him well
come home. The h1nd win pla. "Doc.
W. Have Missed You az thu opening
number of concert which viii u.
rendered during the AFTERNOON
With Lcmbkc al Sccond. Allen at
first ana Sninxvr al third thr uiicli
viii hr inst combination Snlazur
cAn play the difficuit corner better
than ho can play shortst"p. his arm
apparently being hrtt'r adapted To-
pcgging from third To- first than from
short. Either Miller go Weeks WIN
pitch tomorrow, with lid Weeks he
hind Tho platc. charlie kunI viii
be- in ccnt"r nS a pccipl iuducrmcni
tor the hdy fans Ia turn out ~
Rlassi and llidnlgo Viii assist tho
'and' It'd ia recovering the plll when
At rolls into shc tan rruss country
That Dawson has strong team
Was demonstrated hst Sautd.N ana
SUNDAY. when thcy defeated the locals
~ two straight games. AihuqucrtIuo
pat 40 a good snWpl, of bali how
ever. aud with an even break ur uci
would have brought humc the pork
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
NOVEL SYSTEM Of
INCREASING CROPS
Melrose Man Heats Trees 10
Make Them Bear More
Fruit: Yield is Heavy Even
in Dry or Poor Years.

Metose, a NJ June 3D. Nfter sct-
tina odt ~ trees Iu his orchard dur
iug THE drt year three years ago.
Henry v novrn ubs stul ii1 OF them
1I.t, ANA beginning o.. lear. IT, at.
tributes hfs .uycDfs with the trees 90
u,atue thtm
Td, mount of iruit IN hls pencn
try proves tho cntytlttucss of a.
simple heating dcflre r. dag holes
With post iugrr on the windy side
of his trees. nllol them with COW
chips. placed screens over thcm to
pr vent "a, cmb,rs from scattering
aud lct the chlps nuru nii night Tho
uooe Freq treated hatr two or three
times ns much fruit as en- Others
Mr. Rowcu who built mt, seven de-
pots for tnc Frisco. and has always
ser trfcs wherever De- considered
himself nf home. hoe only a. mod,r-
lately good w,ll aud Windmill set he
has two acros of applies. plums. cher
rios grapes dew berries, gooscb,r-
ries Durrants aud such shade trees
ns mulberry. locust ana elm Ona
elm as tall as q man came from "A
Seeding matted Co aim in an envelope
when u was about the size OF u
match
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
DOC" CORNISH NOW
CAPTAIN Of TEAM
Fast Shortstop Will Look Af-
ter the Grays on the Field
Beginning With Tomor.
rows Game.

Doe Cornish. captain during the
past year of the Yale University
freshman baseball team, is now can
IAN % The Albuquerque Grays hay.
me been appointed 20 that position
today hy Manager i'adilla Ross Sal.
aYar resigned as captain Yesterday
pr"icrrhg 10 act under orders from
anoih rather than give orders him
s"li Salazar does nor care 10 carry
the responsibility connected with the
capiaincy aud PLAYS much better bail
when some one else IS worr5 inc ahou'
how tho team 10 going. The selection
OF Cornish n captain OF the Gray
VIII meet Win popular acclaim anors
the flna.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
MATSON SALE ENDS
TOMORROW

You'll have Ia hurry " Won want ~
take advantage oi the bargains oncr-
Cd IN the Matson prcinvcntory sale.
This memorable selling event closes
tomorrow -,and. after that. Malson
GOODS will be sold only ai regular
prices
BY way Of making the last day par
ticnlarly attractive, Mr. Matson win
offer Office supplies of every dcscrip.
iion al a discount ot - per cen, the
Items including tablets. inks. memo.
iandum hooks. stenOgraphers mole.
books, carbon paper, etc, The reprint
copyrighted fiction Is siill going at
Boo Il volume and new copyrights,
worth $50 at 81 a volume.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
NE|GHbORS SCRAP
OVER ACtQU|A
Julian Cano and Tim Connolly
Air Their Differences in Pc.
lice Court Today; Counter
Charges Made.

\ mHUf controversy aged between
on, JlNn Ctuo aud hi, n9gnbor
Tim D.umuy NtrG the former op-
poar,d loo police court TODAY tu ans
Vs." O. cine yhargo OF assault vita
pr"t.. aud abusive language Canp
lt appeared has jurisdiction over ga
artVJa in whose waters ConuoucN u
rniIdfon are wont to plan.
Yesterday Cino h ailcs,d Co harg
driven ihc three youngsters hs1rtlc-s.
i} from their sport. ana At the inter-
''ut.ou of their father, To have called
Connolly nu assortment Of btd names
lu addition Co The Nerbiagp. Cauu
tore the aged mans shirt
0ano filed tho sensational counter
charges that Tho boys had been
pluudering his apple trees. and that
hc WIS driven ny evaporation to or
der them out ct IA, Eden that cun-
tanned the irrigation ditch Thv mat
tor was adjusted by the pas mcut of
i've dollars ana costs by Cano CON
nelly Wa. ordered to avoid further
trouble and 10 keep his children out
of the ditch,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
BACK TO IRELAND
FOR WHITE HOPE
Bob Vernan Has Heard of
Young Celtic Giant Who
Ought to Be Able to Put
Finish on Jack Johnson.

nv Esrntwg Herald 4. q. I~Sssd W'reb
New York, June 90 Bob Wen non
bosom friend of Jim Jcffrios has nv
he war trail for Jack Johnson Y scaip
Vernon will sail tor ireland on July J.
~ The hone of securing u white
rope" to wrcst the crown from the
pIesen, champion vernon has re.
celved some enthusiastic reports Of
a Hibernian giant a years of age 4
feet inches IN height and 2i5 pounds
weight. who IL now IN Dublin
Ii he can be induced TO come. Yer
non viii return with hin 10 America
ana match him against The best heavy
weights with view 10 match with
Johnson. Vernon will pay all the
proves his class
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

II rs worse than useless 10 take any
medicines internally for muscular or
chronic rheumatisia All that Is ncod-
cd IL free application of Chamber
lain's iinimcHt, For sale by All
Dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Rain or shine Aifdome tonight

Harsh physics react. weaken tho
novels cause chronic constipation
poan's kegulets operate easily. tone
The stomach. cure constipation. csc,
ASK your druggist Tor them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

The woman of today Who has good
health. good tcmper, good Sense.
bright eyes and lovely complexion,
the result Of correct living and good
digestion. Wins the admiration OF the
world IT YOUR digestion Is faulty
Chamborlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets viii correct IL. For sale ny
all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Western League.
Where They Play Today.


nDstnn al Philadelphia.
New York at BROOKLYN.
Chicago AZ Pittshurg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
american lEnNIii

Washington az New York.
Philadelphia az boston,
Chicago at - LoUls
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

J Mitchell q sasaciuus co.orcd
man. clad Ike q spring fashion plate.
protested against tho charge 81 dis
turb ng the peace. preferred against
him lay Night Marshal O'Grady who
brought him IN" at onc-thirly this
morning. Mitchell is accused Of
shouting. Wiother ne was scrcuad %
Ing some risky maiden with a south
crn love song or merely talking IN
his sleep viii be decided by Justice
Craig this afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

The last night OF the Cheyenne Pic
lures AT Airdomc tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

Hundreds OF boosters saw the bert
show OF the season NJ the A!rdome
last night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Corl,nn Recovering Rapidly.

"liingcr' corhan has u new nick
name. They now cali thrhnn the
"bcancd' White SoN shortstop hing
err WAS pat out of commission dur
inr Tho series with the Yankees w
bean ball, and hne been an The
bench tor nearly three weeks. 40
cutling To- Chicago papers "Ii"ancd"
VIII b" ready 10 don his spangl's the
first eft tn" coming week. curhan
recently returned To- chicago with
Louis ComiskoN. Mullen aud Scott
ftom Detroit, According To- ~ dispatch
published IN the chicago Record
Herald at Tuesday. Corhan's absence
froin the inficid makes - bis after
enc" ~ tho defense rho Record
Herald saws among other things:
"rhc hid can cover moro ground
thIu two al the ordiunrs kind and
many of the hits in the two gamcs
against Detroit would hay, been shut
off had ~, been on tine ipb 20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

Go with The crowds Airdomc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23
Clancy Also Coming NJ.

Alh"rl Clancy another Albuuucr-
quo lpd lao played with Coriian ON
the local club. VIII suon 10" heard
ir'm. CLANCY Iouoh the - Louis
Americans more than month ago.
but MAS disabled the FIRST day he
donncd - uniform. his righ, hand
boing stlit by a fast bail Clancy ~
nov almost ready To- set into the
game again, however Last Tuesday
IN u game between the White Sp~
ana ST Louir. PLAYED in st Louis,
CLANCY was sent iu 20 bat tor Harper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

chops Dawson viii arrive In Albu-
qucrquc tonight and The players VIII
h" IN good shape for the game tumur-
row. Manager radiila has decided
not to cail tho Saturday game until
3.i5. This viii ALLOW the downtown
fans to get over tu the park ia plenty
OF time To- witness the first inning
Manager Dan Padilla has made an
outlay of approximately $3.50 To bring
the Dawson club To- Albuquerque This
public-splrltcd enterprise on the part
OF the manager 1T the Grays should
receive the consideration of all public
spirited citizens. Tho Grays viii put
their best foot forward tomorrow and
the next day and both games should
De VOL attended.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

tritu> Gets Nick Name.
liil pottus ot Albuquerque, captain
of the Chicago Leland Giants. who ~
a. great a stick artist as Ia IS ~
'he shin guard position, has g nick
name "Hermandos' pcttuS is what
ihcy call Eill now rcttus is the
feature ~ e story IN Kansas city
paper recently. The story follows
The Kansas city ROYAL Giants
haN, fallen out of the norjh--t'hl-
cago--cam, tribe a. ebony hucd
ball PLAYERS who crucificd the locals
In four consecutive aud we'll attended
games. VI all OF the exhibitions the
stands were black with spectators
The visitors wcr" the Leland Giants.
Giants is the fashionable name for
n"sIo baseball clubs, However. the
Kansas CTS team might have Won
yesterday had Il not been Tor Her
mandrs pcttus who guards nome
plate for Chicago. ~ II WAS. chi
cage won, I To- l.
Tn, game was without score in
the second Inning when the chicago
catcher was up with man ON Soc
end sunny Jim. pitching for the
Kansas Giants. seeking Ia rattle the
batter placed well directed ccm-
plaint with the umpire.
The batiah's feet T. too close to-
the ground he protested
Get back IN yo' pitchers box "
thorg's room Tor Sonah own feet,
rcttus replied
The mnpirc was not Interested ~
such friyollty, SO hc waved Ia Nelson
Grows IA the stand. Just TO pass the
time
The first ban pitched Pcttus put
over the fence for home run. Two
innings later he did the sane thing
again with one runner on. The third
time M the crowd was angry
Police! Police" MAS the general
cry
Then Just to obligr the mHss Pctius
struck uut, swinRing idlS Mt the iirst
three halls, He didn't care To break
up the game.
something wrong with the power
house. he remarked. as he swung
his arms on the way back To the
bench
II was - great game. The Chicago
team played almost .rrOflcss ball ana
from all appearances would be ahlo
10 class right along with most league
teams
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-23

Try a Herald Want Ad
They Bring Results.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-24
FARM NOTES

We have samples of oats alf::~ss.Ss,. x
ley raised by Henry Riddle just south
of town, that are nearly ripe and are
of fine quality. Mr.. Riddle has raised
barley for six years and has never
had a failure. He says that if barley
or winter wheat is sown early there
is very little to worry about getting
q crop Barley and oats should be
sown at least as early as April Goth,
and will ripen by first of September.
DR.. P. W. Fischer harvested his
black barley Monday and we have a
sample of it which is fine. 1t is an
extra early variety, having a short
straw with long heads and will make
a goodyield. 1t was sown May goth.
and was fully ripe by August 20.
The small field of oats of A. A. Hun
ter's on the Donelson place in the
southeast part of town will make
more feed than any field of the size
in the park. The oats will average
nearly five feet high and are sown
with field peas which reach nearly
to the top of them. They were sown
late and will probably not mature.