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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-05-18
Dye Bros.

See our line of gasoliue stoves. We
have the Quick Meal, the Insurance
ard the Detroit Vapor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
GOVERNMENT LAND
GOING FAST
Claims Filed for Entry Near
Deming for Several Sections
of Free Lands; Electric
Company Project Surmised.

pcmtnR IS NJ Auul 90 nctNccn
two and three sections OF Government
hand have been nd on within the
last week north pt this city, Edward
A. Lane and ~ + Downs nf silver
city largo stockholders m the Dem
ing Zoe and Electric company. each
took "a hait section hctVrcu seven and
eight miles north of town H. r.
Cameron locU manager of the Dem
ING fee and Electric company. and
Edgar HCpp hookkrcp,r Tor the COM
pauN also nicd On "a halt section
apiece iu the same vicinity while
the plans ~ these gentlemen arc not
definitely announced. 10 BEL understood
that active development ot ,hs prop
crtF VIII take place al onc, The
iart tnet all of them ave Interested In
tur brmiug Ice aud Elrctr. COMPANY,
winch fuTuiahts electric power for
pumping. would lead one to suppose
that th,} contemplate running
transmission Nnt o. tAie land, so that
thrN paU have tho benefit of electric
poaor go cost Tor pumping purposes
D. liUrncr OF Fresno, cal, iilcd
"Wednesday ou "a quarter section of
land m The same vicinity Mention
Has ul,,do last week OF th, iacl that
a.. ~ Gallagher had located ln tho
tauo vicinity Gus y. Wheat Who is
now developing q tract ot land south
casf. has q half section ot laud north
col tur river upon which hs s doing
development work
The nfw entry made pa ,nis neigh
! borhuod WAS hs T.. 70. Naago. lie
now has seven u,ighbor4 within a
radius 81 mills and a half. eXclus-
/ iNc ot the parties above mentioned
| who hayc Just recently filed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
PROGRAM ARRANGED
FOR FESTV|TY
Artesia Odd Fellows Plan Elk.
tensive Celebration for the
Ninety.Second Anniversary
of that Order.
Special to Evenlng Herald

special To- Evening Herald
Ar,"sia, y. VI. April 3t.-pn The
twcn,y.siXih Of this month the odd
Fellows of this city will celebrate the
NINETY -sccond annivcrsary II the
founding OF tn. brethren ui thc triple
l.aks T.. +. Cooper will act as mar
shall ot the day, and ludsc = H..
Fierce as POSTMASTER. An interesting
program has been arranged as fol-
lows.
FORENOON
Reception ~ Delegation music by
Artcsiu concert band M odd FELL
lows aud Rcbckshs register at |. o,
.. +. hall
AFTERNOON.
D. M Procession iurm, led by
Carlsbad band. March To- Western
college. The meeting At college au-
ditorium Is open and the public mtit-
ed
s3Q y. IN. Music. c0llcsr orchoe-
| TIA,
Welcome. Judge Jackson ~ hrtcsia
| Lodge No, II.
! iicsponsr. Hon. Frank Talmadgc,
, Jr. O. NJ. of Ncw Mexico.
! Address. Bro. joe Hedgpcth oi Tu-
| oumcar.
Music. College Chorus
PROCESSION again form ana mnrcu
To- odd Fellows hail.
business session of all subordinate
lodge members tor the purpose oi
| naming place OF next anniversary
also election of anniversary officers.
30 u. ~. Banquet All yisitirl
odd Fellows aud Rcbckahs guests ol
Artosia LodR, No. II.
cts y m subordinate lodge,
moc, promptly At |. q. - y hall
E"bckoh lodges meet ~ club room
Work IN Repckah degree by CARTS
bad stan and others.
Subordinate lodge.
Toast our Motto. Friendship
Love ana Truth"
Response; Dexter lodge.
Comforting Ini,iatory Lake Arthu
lodge.
Toast "Thc Lodge coat of the Pen
asco."
: Rcsponsc: Hope lodge,
Comforting hrs, degree: Roswell
lodge
Toast "TL" Tru" odd FollGw."
Response Lake Arthur lodge
Comforting second degree; CARLSBAD
lodge
Toast "Patriarchs Militant
Response Roswell Cnnton.
Comforting third degree; Nrtcsi
lodge
Toast: "patriarchll odd Fellow
ship"
Response, iiag,rman lodge.
Joint session oi subordinate an
Rcbokah lodges
Toast: The odd ,, lows Homr.
Rcsponsr Roswell lodge.
Toast; our R.hekahs"
Response. Carlsbad lodgc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
CURES CATARRH
ALSO COUGHS COLDS, GROUP
AND SDitI THROAT.

j, H. bRi"llcy guarantees H1t-
MEL tpronounce il Hisnso-mcl 20
cure catarrh. acute ur chronic; 20
cure colds. coughs croup and sore
throat. or money back
In eases of deafness caused by ca
tarrh, there Is no remedy 80 efficient
HYOMEl Is a Hquil extracted from
the cuoaiyptu trees Of Australia. and
IN a soothing, healing, germ killing
antisepiic
\ complete HYOMEl outfit consist
Ing OF a bottle of HYOMEi and an
indestructibe hard rubber pocket in
halcr costs sl.0o. For treating ca.s
tarrh on any sore throat or nose all
mont pour few drops into the in
halor and breathe
That's ali you have tn do. and as
the air passes through IN. inhaler II
becomes impregnatcd with aniiseptic
HYOMEI and this southlng. healing
Uir as il passes into the lungs reaches
every particle oi H.. inflamed mem
bran,, Kills tn. germs ana heals ,hc
raw. sore catarrhal spots
II YOU now own nYOMEi inhaler
you can buy an extra bottle ~ HY-
OMEI for only 80 cents AT j. ~
O'Rlrlley's or druggists anywhere.
HrTo snmplc trial Treatment from
Booth's iiyomoi co. Buffalo, ). y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
FIRE Eater TO WE'D
BY TELEPHONE
Leap for Life Supplanted by
Leap for Love; Cant Wait
Till Leap Year; Saw Bronco
Bill Eat.

J. g. Farrell. u cook AT the Mint
cafe on second street Is proving quite
successful as an amateur sensation
nlist Tie Is the man who brought
tn, famous fire show to Alhuuu,ruur
several Years ago. when the leap FOR
life thrilled TIA. mul,itudcs Now he
Is planning anoth,r KIND uf - leap. u
leap INTO matrimouN. lie has Just
ichpcd out of QUE rntanglrmout haN b
ing secured his divorce hat a brief
two months age. aud nov wants To
leap again before leap year
VA, this " not the sensational part
OF u His bctruthcd. 4 popular bat-
Yer girl " ia Denver. and laa-
gushing IN his absence Farrell pro-
poses, ur rather proposed. tn marry
her Nia.long distance telephone. Tie
SAYS he likes Albuquerque too we'll
to leave. even to hr married. ~ihc"
the lady H. not wrll enough 10
come here the phone seems e. be the
only solution.
Aflamc with ardor, the fire maker
consulted Attorney ii"ac"ck concern
ing the Legality Of such a marriage.
Then events proved by the roughness
of the course offered that Farrclls
was "a cas-, of true love The pair
cannot be married while IN separate
states Notwithstanding that they
would both be- in the married state
after the ceremony gloom was
cast over the planning couple until
today the fire ncnd saw light He
plans to nave his sweetheart cross
the lin. into Ration, \ substitute
groom will stand IN his place and the
Telephone receiver VIII speak for the
groom. who viii receive her. THIS
could be called Il distant reception.
Tn. time. honorcd custom VIII he var
/, led by ringing the phone.
Farrell declares that Broncho liil
ate ~ meal at the Min, while he was
| IN the clti \ man answering the
police circulars describing the escaped
| conVir, sat at the counter and ate
lamb stew with one hand. Tho other
was held passiycly IN his ZAP. The
fur,ivc look and quiet manner of the
| stranger aroused the sensationalis' ;
| suspicious. but he rcfraincd IRON
Towering the man for fear the laugh
would be turned on him for holding
| up IL leading citizen. and, remarked
Farrell. IN explaining his lack Of ac'
ton. the Mint never holds up It's Gus
toners.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
CHILD LABOR LAW
N ENGLAND
Laws Passed at Public Meet
ing to Discourage Street
Trading by Children Under
Eleven Years.

London. April e The new by.
laws regulating street trading by
children In Bradford provide that no
child under the age OF / wears shall
he employed ia prTcarfy ON street
age of ii shall trade IN the streets
unless furnished with a license grant.
ed by the council \ license shall not
be refused Ia any person between the
ages of II and IT,. except On account
OF physical or mental deficiency, or
tina, he or she has not the consent OF
his or her legal guardian TO be 80
employed Every person so licensed
shall wear badge provided by the
council
No licensed person shah carry on
deoenily and sufficiently clothed. and
no licensed person shall enter any
premises licensed for the sale Oi IN
toxica,lng lluor To he consumed on
the premises, nor any premises H.
censed for public amusement, FOR the
purpose OF selling or delivering goods.
No licensed person, unless exempt
from school attendance, shall carry
on street trading during school hours.
Street trading on Sundays Is forbid
den
At recent public meeting in r..
gard 10 street trading II was stated
that street trading by children was
one OF the mos, fruitful causes OF IN.
employment and crime. Once hoy
commenced TO sell newspapers he
was destined To sell papers always
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

overflow the several peacock alleys
Of the fashionable hotels Memorial
hau, during the week viii see for
MAY gatherings of the good patriotl'
women and tn" new Democratic
house of representatives may learn
something fresh and ttilla'ing about
parliamentary procedure. Some mean
IS pcssimistic men aver that the wo-
men folks OF this patriotic guild pny
more attention L. their conflicting
ambitions and their nrtorial adorn-
mcnts than they do to the prcscrya-
tion of patriotic memories and Uadi-
t.ons. but the general public mus;
after all reflect that they do Keep
from oblivion the names ana fame
Of the heroes Who fought for and
wrought this grand rcpnblic. And
with all their faults We love thcni
tho womcn--si ill.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
DRUMMER TAKES A
HAND IN WAR
Deliberately Shoots and Kills
Three Mexican Federals
From Automobile, While
Witnessing Battle.

snccIal b ENenLns Melala

Special 10 Evening Herald
Carlsbad April "a Nh Cowcn
ul his cts reports that he met Dr
Thompson at Hereford, Texas, SatW.
day and that the doctor was as DOUG
las al he time OF the battle OF Aqua
pricta The doctor was In In, com
pany OF drummer ia an automobile
Witnessing the fight There Was a
Mexican slipping along fence with
one OF the Improved 3oi0 rifles and
he handed tho Mexican some choose
ana crackers on ahCu, mile on
hin he saw three Mexican soldiers
shooting at the rcvolioS The drum
NOR said hello Mex lo, me have
qom gan and when he handed h 20
him hc took deliberate aim AZ three
Mexican soldiers and WIKI three shots
he brought every one of hem down
and cooly handed me Mexican back
his gun
j p McNllh1 carpenter aud a
resident ul CarlaHaH. H.I HdicnlE
ai the c.f hrs. H I W..rrF ai
about ODiOcl li, r9 UUu'i iHn
evening llc came here au0u 2u
ears ago and waa "a ep' udid Wprs.
man. hc belonged 3D. he Odd Fellows
ana knights OF Pythiae hU Was "a
single man about 90 wears old
Russell l.oveiacc who Wen 10 Al
riCs With Bufalo Jones lives east Of
Roswell and has many interesting
IcNs taken on thai tiip. Tie tells
Some narrowing tales Of his trip
The Iarisbad band goes 20 Ar''sia
o. hc 26th ~ attend The Odd Fellows
col,h,a on ~ ther anniversary
Carlsbad with MS 20 niles of large
SHADE Trees aud all los fruit nov safe
from iros, presents a most delishtiul
appearance m the present time
The Rev. y Mcqueen Gray OF the
University OF Sew Mexico Is here on
personal business aud shaking hands
with his many friends Carlsbad is
very proud Of Mr GRAY and kn0Wnp
ihat he obtained hts position solely
upon his merits and nor Oh ans pr.
liiical pull they are doublA proud oi
him
Judge " " G5tewoud OF Roswell
sent a night letter 10 he Hon Senht
or Owens SATURDAY nighi commendins
Tho senator's position on che admis
sion OF New Mexico and Arizona.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
CROP OF LAMBS
WILL BE LARGE
Valencia stockmcn Rcpost Forecast
1T 30 Per Cent Til. Year.

Bclcn X, NJ. April .t-Lambing
Is now la tu!l progress in Valencia
county. and by Valencia count she, p
owncrs who have their sheep camps
In Socorro and other counties OF the
territory Valencia county In reputcd Go
have about the largest sheep owners
residents of any other county In New
Mexico. The reports from sheep
camps state that the sheep are IN
nnr condition and IA, increase this
year viii reach upwards of ninety
per cent This Is good news and We
hope II will bc realized.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
NNp Tir MOONLIGHT
H. NOT HALE HNI,

Trinidad migm copy the lighting
system Installed az Albuquerque 80
Trinidad Advertiser
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24
SYSTEM IS
fEkSAblE

Roswell. y. NJ. April 3l--oi much
interest to iarmris aud irrieators was
the opening of the Borrendo model
farm north cot tAc city nee. oH Thurs
day.
The Bcrrcndo demonstration farm
ol forty acres Is owned by Alex Me
Ph-rson personally and operated for
the purpose of showing the public IA
general and especially the people set
tling up the Berr,ndo project. Work
has been progressing on tn. farm for
several weeks, bat never until today
did Mr. Mcpacrson have 10 ready
Tor the Inspection of the bubble. To-
day brought the first turning on OF
80 alter over tn. completed system.
one OF the most interesting feat
,urcs in connection with The farm IL
the new system of irrigation which Il
introduces IN the valley Mt Me-
ph.rson Introduced the same system
| into Idaho a few years ago ana when
| the water was turned on at his dem
| onstratiOn farm th.rc II Was made q
very suspicious occasion, thu COVER
nor Of the stat. delivering the prin-
| oipGl address and | 900 people being
present.
The system is such an Improvement
over the old method that II is worthy
Of much attention II is arranged 81
that the ir.isator can turn on he wa
| ter and go visiting II he desires to
ana feel assured that the water Is
| going whore h. wants II to.
| There Is no necessity of boots. and
las Mr.. Mcpherson SAYS. lac can wear
| slippers. do his irrigating on moon
| HIGHT night and not get his feet wet.
| In tn. main bitches check boxes ar,
placed and the splash boards are ar
ranged at such level that the water
INili stand at the desired level In each
check" Just below the water lcNc
tuoos are placed through the sides OF
the ditch parable To- the corruRationi
in the land and ~ right angles 10 th'
lmain ditch Then when the splash
board rs properly placed In the check
box the water flows through thos,
Ispouis INTO tn. corrugations. Whoi
the head of water is auihcient the wa.
tcr flows over the splash board int
the next check So that ther. IL u,
danger of broken bitches. when one
section has had enough water thS
splash board Is lowered and the hca,
of water flows on against the mex
one and the spouts In this sections he
Igin pouring out the water into III,
currugations. A perfect system ~
drainage IL also provided for an,
Their. is no danger of one section %
land getting too much water TIL
system IN such an Improvement owe
the old method that already severa
hav. adopted the system ON the Bor
rendo and plans are being made b.
several down in the farms 10 install
A. There liz practically no waste o
water.
VI Mcpherson has several picture
taken this morning and ne VIII hay
slides made To- use IN his lectures al
lrigation which he viii deliver a
Che Mountainair chantauqua IN Aug
ust
There are other interfering feature
Of the demonstration farm. lie ha
thirty acres ~ orchard af standar'
varieties Of tlses. bushes aud shrub
planted, liz has Just seeded SINAI
piece Ia piover and timothy aud als
n small piece Of alfalfa. Mr. Nc
. Phersnn SAWS that visitors viii be wei
'om"d ~ the demonstration farm n
any time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

hAl. N'pf'ttHtntiNr WftNf
graduate uf the Naval acal'm' nut
resigned Tom TIE nasv whcr 'h IN
fiau ~ GO inio the banking N0 '"'Ss
Iu Hustun They are ST. grra' nam
Wuns 90 IN. navy. AM NDrA sh's
30 ping m the oronuu Sc. Nl" ~"
h't' The naval ,atifnsi, .ud 'NNi"-
ptIut0uN should bc cui down
N'sihrt Secr' tarS NJ Nu U' my
ii tho "Npcrt naval builIer, "' pnp-
NNl discuss AZ this um, i'r '''nS
nI tIo new ships. Gr,at ~
maintained as to tn. general max
up of the main battery Thni p WIZ
consist ~ ten fourteen uch .iN7 ls
certain The id.ai bl.r.D cord
Jug tn experts, on that tbe uutE "lilh-
ors nrr working "a p,rf 90 pat
t,rt OF twclV. fourte, u.u.h guns.
ia, ships 20 bc auihoriz N' "nsrrss
This winter " possible. $500 hI.. nat
tories of this power
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

There have been lively pcrfof0-
nnces In men politics of recent moons,
hut women politics II going Ia thrust
the mere masculine into the far back
ground very shortly. II h always go
when the Daughters of the American
Revolution meet In Washington. as
this week they viii converge and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

Served With Hard Sauce ar Cream
and SUGAR

Nv hrs. Janet AehcR=ie mn, /dii0y %
he boston tooking .Shooi 1/asa=ine
Here is new way 10 make apple
dumplings that will surely please every
housewife, for it is not necessary to
have whole apples, and the juice cannot
run out and burn as with apple dump
lings where the apple Is placed in the
center and the dough turned up around
it. The biscuit part forms crispy
shell tina, holds the apples aud juice
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-24

The incest way 10 save 81 week -
10 bu, some Of those $50 lots In WI
lard on terms OF 81 down and 81 a
week, without interest OF taxes. ln
four or az. years your dollar VIII
have Increased probably I've or sax
tines
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-25
Il
]. l, = +;

"A Aug. %. The vicinity Of Rice Lake
was visited by frost tuesday night,
damaging the gardens quite badly ID
the low places. &. I'll s.aj. III d .E5
Miss johnson of Millinder, N. D.,
is here for visit with her cousins.
Misses Alice and Nettie Wlnkie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Love and
family and Miss Alice Wrinkle were
callers at Little Falls Friday Of last
week. nth ,.. IS: Il
There will be preaching services in
the Vawter school house Thursday
evening of this week.
Henry Love was caller at Gravel
vile Monday afternoon. .... +:
Billie Bennewitz is one of the first
to have his threshing done in this
vicinity. The machine arrived there
Tuesday.
The families of j. A. Peterson and
Z. E. Winkie spent Sunday at Fish
lake. 49,
An ice cream social will be given on
the lawn at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mcleod Saturday evening, Aug.
26, for the benefit of the Vawter Sun
day school.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-25
ROYALTON

Aug. 24.-Mrs. A. II. Turrittin ani
son returned to their home at Saul
Rapids Saturday after a visit witk
Mrs I. Y. BOuck.
Vim. ROLLER and family OF St. Pau
spent Sunday with relatives in ROYAL
| ton.
! George Galley was a Minneapolis
business visitor last week.
G. Rosenmeier was in Minneapolis
last week on legal business.
| Miss Ruth Lambert arrived home
Saturday to remain a week and will
! later 90 to jamestown, N D., where
| she Will be employed in a millinery
store.
George KieweI Of Little Falls was a
Royalton visitor one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hollenbeck have
returned to their home in Iowa, hay
ing visited relatives here for the past
six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Young of Ora.
ham were here on business Saturday.
Miss Jennie Smart of Brockway,
spent the week end with relatives in
Royalton Friday and Saturday.
Newell Petit has moved to his
house on Center street, recently pur-
chased from Charles Conner.
Miss Emma Kobe has returned from
a visit to friends at Osakis.
Miss Hattie Swanson of Ell Centu,
Southern California is visiting at the
home OF her cousin, Mrs. A. G.
Bouck.
Herbert Bliss OF Minneapolis spent
Sunday at the R. J. Batter home.
Mrs. Henry Sparrow spent Sunday
With relatives in Royalton
H. Lufkin Of st. Cloud is here this
week representing the international
Harvester Co.
A. G.. Wilson came down from Jen-
klns the last Of the week, returning to
his camp at White Fish lake Monday
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Galley motored
to Holdingford, Albany and Freeport
Tuesday.
Contractor Hoglund is rushing the
work on the new school building.
Dr. Watson is the happy possessor of
chicken dog purchased at Pierz.
Henry Hedln Of Upsala was in town
Wednesday with his car.
Mrs. A. G. Bouck will entertain at
tea Friday evening in honor of her
guest, Miss Hattie Swanson.
I. w. Bouck.. returned from Rochester
Wednesday night, accompanied to Sank
Rapids by his son.in- law, A. ".
Turritt1n, who is very much improved
in health.
F: Nelson and F. E. Hall of Little
Falls were business visitors in ROYAL.
ton Wednesday.
P. B. McDougall of Foulds visited
relatives here several days recently,
A picnic party, composed of the
Misses Batter, Vernette Lambert, MIR.
and Mrs. Barstow, Prof. Huffman and
Herbert Bliss Of Minneapolis spent
Sunday at the Mississippi river.
Ole Hedln, who has been emploved
on the school building, left Wednesday
for bis home near Upsala -.
John Blackhurst OF Rush Citv is
spending his vacation with friends in
Royalton.
Mrs. Harry Gilbert has been on the
sick list for several days.
MIR. Springler, employed by the
Electric Light company, has pur-
chased very attractive motorcycle.
s Miss Sophia Sjoberg left for
Meadows, Idaho, Wednesday after a
three months vacation spent with her
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-08-25

Aug. .. &C. Larson left Thursday
TOT d!endorado to attend the funeral Of
MS 81 niece, Miss Clara Kittleson. A.
3 Misses Minnie Strom, Della Quine
ana q Elsie Savage, left Tuesday for a
visit with friends in Fl. Ripley.
Inc Ladies aid met at the home of
MIS-: =. p: Quine Wednesday after
noon. A tine lunch was served.
MIS-. Williams entertained the Young
tolks at her home here Thursday after.
noon. Dainty refreshments were
served. All enjoyed themselves greatly.
Leander, James and Clara Larson.
Clarence, Charley and Bertha Sprande]
ana Vern Savage attended the dance al
Little Elk Saturday evening, All re-.
port fine time.