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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-22
YOU MONTH

make provision for the comfort and
entertainment of its employees point
with some pride to the reading rooms
scattered an along the road These
buildings are maintained ut a large
expense. the amount last year being
more than 100000 and they are
wholly Tor our use. Special enter
talnmcnts are frequent and of high
class.
The interest OF employees m this
great road must bc such that any OF
us who do not respect the employ
m,nt We have cannot have much re-
spoct for ourselves.
In recent speech to employees
Frank FARRELL our publicity agent
said. among other things ~ man
who respects his Job viii take pride
In MS work. and put forth his best
Hicks tn make good with his employ
ar Hts work VIII show merit. The
employer viii see results and appro-
pirate reward Tor efficiency Will he
shown" The Santa Fc recognizes
merit "a Ia scarcely necessary go
particulsrizc--yo huy, all observed
H.
santa Pc employees are held mp as
models % loyalty a. the company.
You and I know they are but We
want 90 do more OF those things
which viii do us good and br most
valuable 10 our employers Further
along in his talk Mr. Jarrett said
"fhc average man h. reads in season
and out at season To- stand up for his
family his church his political party
and his dos lie thinks as I think,
ana as ! hspc YOU az that the cm-
rloycr should he added 10 the list
Let us turn these thoughts In uur
minds We can make no mistake ia
attaching Importance tn every act
which affects our employers they
are benefited. We win bee benefited. "
they are iniurrd. We shDj also suffer
la behalf of tho santa be I hog 20
express tho hope that ever, moment
Of this daN viii be filled with enjoy
iuout for an VIM urc here and serve
to hrng about Increased faith In each
other
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-22

nrr married. but those who are single
contribute to thu support OF families.
80 that We MAY safely estimate that
in the ucighborhood OF 10000 souls
are depending upuu our EMPLOY mcnt
tor their livelihood.
The area of our shop facilities oW-
braces ils acres. oi which 90 acres
are under roof
During The wear just closed YOU
built aud repaired 1886 locomotives
aud ls.l3l cars. Ersid,s this. tuyr"
were li2l0 miscellaneous pieces Of
work turned out
You handled th, accounts covering
moro than i9 billion gross tons ot
freight. NOR, than eight million pas
scng,ts. and over a. million dollars
worth of material supplies ana fuel
Have We ever stopped To- think of
our part N this great Industry and
have Nc. I'm connection with a. all
ways faithfully ana fully performed
ever, duty laid upon us. Have we
thought of this beautiful city. and
what our employment uicans go II in
every way7 Have We considered the
value of our trade. and has II ever uc-
CURED 60 YOU that cyrry purchase ~
material by the Sanin No. wh,thcr
used here or not. calls the attention
of someone somewhere 20 this city.
Tor tho reason thai oyory voucher Is
sent ana ever, payment ls mad, from
here
M addition To- the local taxes paid
hy tho Santa Fo. amoun'iug last wear
20 approximately Sto.oUo dollars. We
must give consideration m the larger
sum paid by IT, employees.
We are. therefore. not only en-
tltlcd as citizens. to know -uWrthinE
of the state and loral administration,
hut ~ b. our duty 10 take such pant
800 puhlc affairs as win give us the
standing to which sc arc entitled
am very much afraid some uf us
have become csrcioss or have tsiled
boo oar appreciation OF uur own iW-
portaucc no these matters bccaus'
th, statement has been made that not
more than onc-halt OF us exercise ON
right tu register and OF those who
register many fan Go vote So long
az this condition continues We ar,
not in position tu complain of bad
laws on improper administration
No one VIII contradict the assertion
| that the santa r. is the grcatcst rail
| road lea America, bccausr IN IT'S rcia-
| uous Go the public aud its cmployes II
covers q broader scope hnn any 9th.
er OF all other roads combined II,
| policy covers observance uf law. IN,
1 L..
treatment OF emplOycs aud The high,
est rate oi wages
| IL goes further aud undertakes Z,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-22

FOR RlsNT--Furnishcd rooms for
housekeeping. rent reasonable 122
West Central avenue. iGtt
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WANTED.

WANTED Apprentice girls at Econ.
omist millinery department 22dh
WANTED Girl ior general house.
work. Apply Nj Lewinson az the
Economist % IN
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

ron RENT--Suitc Of rooms for light
housekeeping. eos south ArnO. Ct
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-22

FoR RENT--stcre.room ia w Coal
W v. Futrelle
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FOR SALE...M miscellaneous.

FoR sALE--Underwood Typewriter
good order. sac. Room No. /. Grant
building q
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Two TO fveroom houses
furnished or unlurnished. w "
Futrello. ia w. Coal. 70
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SUMMER RESORT.
11iE COUNTRY CLUB.
In InrnIinl IiInrn. lnn,nn
Caruucl Country Club.
MANnnI1N r1t-n.

Tho TndieS Trio ~ stringcd In.
struments n prcparoi 10 furnish mu-
sic for afternoon and evening rercp-
tons. Terms reasonable. For par
tlCulnrs inquire Mrs. DE Wolf, MctTo-
poliian IIOtcl Telephone sac.
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PARCEL DELIVERY

QUICK PARCEL DELIVERY, Mes.
Eenecrs naggngc iioulcd rh,ue
5Ol-502. I'VE rush en-
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FOR SALE

s20O0--i-room brick. modern, South
Edth ST. close in
y2lOO--5.room frame. modern AIN
ward, near car line
t42OU--G-room bungalow. modern,
large Dot, good outbuildlngs. fine To-
cation.
i4000-9.r0om. 7-story brick. mod
.ern. West Central. hne location:
81 900 cash, balance 3 per cent.
2265O-7-r0om frame cottage. mod
ern. lot S7isxij0. shade and fruit
trees. Fourth ward.
Si5O0-I.room cement finish mod
ern residence. hot water heat; large
lot. good outbuildings; close In.
$2750--5.room brick. modern. good
shade, n. Second u close in.
MONEY! TO LOAN
FTi,F INSURANCE
A. FleiSC her
III SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Next to New Pos,ofnes. Phone sy@
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HotNG eastern mdy desires position
with fami'y to teach children aud
take care of them. Address n, l. g..
care Herald sic
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COLLEGE NEWS.

The commercial museum of the col
lege Is in receipt of two important ex-
hibits. The first Is from the Pacific
Tank and Pipe Co, Of Portland, Ore,
and consists of a complete collection
Of wooden pipe, manufactured by this
company for use in water systems OF
various kinds. This pipe Is excellent
ly constructed, and with strong cables,
and Is said to be as durable IL not
more durable than iron piping. The
exhibit weighs about a thousand
pounds, and came freight prepaid,
with no charges whatever. The second
exhibit Is a collection Of the products
OF the M~atthussen & Hegeler Zinc Co,
OF La Sale, ILL.,, consisting OF zinc
ores in the various stages of refining,
a large retort, bottles of sulphuric
acid, and other by-products. The de-
partment OF m is very CRATE
full to these companies for these most
excellent contributions to the museum.
A. N. Hume, professor Of agrc25my
in the State college has just returned
from an inspection trip over the
northern part OF South Dakota. He
states that from all sides he was con-
stantly asked for advice relative to
the management OF northern falms,
and the relation between land owner
and Tenant. This is just the kind
of service the agronomy department OF
the State college Is DESTROYS OF giving
and Professor Hume says that he is
only too happy to have farmers from
the various parts Of the state write
~ Co.. Ia FDrpn atinn rona rAtn0 their pnr
plexities. The agronomy department
of the State college is organized for
the express purpose OF increasing the
permanent productivity OF South Da-
kota farms, and by giving the proper
advice regarding crop rotation, etc,
Prof. Hume thinks the college will be
OF the most benefit TO the state.
DR.. A. N. Hume, professor Of egrono-
my at the state college is sending
out an urgent appeal for careful selec-
ton of seed corn. "Now Is the time"
says Prof. Hume, when careful selec-
ton e seed corr for show purposes
will count the most. Attention now
given TO the selection Of seed corn
will be exceeding importance to next
years crop. Now is the time, the best
time and the only time, for all live
corn growers to be awake to select
seed corn and show corr for the var
ious local shows, and af'er winning
there to take it to the state corn
show at Mitchell in january, and
secure some OF the attractive pre-
NUNS" Prof. Hume is secretary Of
the state corn and grain growers
association, which hold its annual
meeting in Mitchell, january IS to 10,
1912.
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OSLO.

Lars Magistad visited at the home
OF s. II Vilmont Sunday.
Louis Magistad and wife OF Airing
ton spent Sunday at the l.. Magistad
home.
II. f. Bohlke and family spent Sun
day at the home OF f. II. Mailey OF
Medary.
Martin Strande and family were
entertained at the A. Nelson home
Sunday.
Martin Hanson and vile of Volga
were entertained at the home of o.
j. Sundet Sunday.
Minnie Maglstad spent Saturday ev-
ening and Sunday at the home OF
o. j. Sjoland in Lake county.
Conrad Brendsil and Victor Kjos
were trying to find out how much
road they could cover Sunday after
noon.
Misses Irene and Evelyn Sundet
spent Saturday night at the home
OF their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. J. Sundet.
A surprise party and dance was
given in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Halle
Ibach Saturday evening. A number
Of people from this vicinity attended
and reported a fine time.
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POULTRY PROFITS FOR WOMEN

At the meeting OF the Brookings
County Poultry Association held in
DR.. Miller's Office rooms last week the
topic most discussed was that of
poultry keeping for women.
The subject was opened by a pa
per prepared by Mrs. A. e. Gentle,
who also exhibited a pair of beauti-
bull Buff Bantams. These birds are
prize winners and are owned by one
of the Gentle boys, who has raised a
number of bantam chicks from the
prize pair this year.
An article was read by a member OF
the association, giving the story Of
a mans failure and a woman's saving
the day for him in a seasons chicken
growing.
Methods of preventing or furnishing
chicken stealing were discussed and
several OF the plans suggested are
very likely to be put into practice
II chicken thieves or some Little
Brothers" get active again.
The poultry physicians prescrip-
ton Of lead pellets properly injected
met with strong approval Another
plan Is to place the sneak thief In
the PEN" Several electric alarm
systems are likely to be placed In
operation to assist such "poulterers"
as prefer to raise chickens by "ift.
ing" them.
1t was decided that any person who
would stoop to steal chickens ought
to be kicked (while stooping) until
his hams were ~fricaseed and then
some.
During the meeting a lot OF eggs
were shown before the electric light.
These eggs had been kept In water
glass solution for months and were
apparently perfectly preserved. Sew.
eral methods Of preserving surplus
eggs in spring and summer were dis
cussed and the water glass plan
proved to be the best according to
experience and experiment.
Poultry shows were considered and
some excellent points given by Sec.
rotary Gooch and otners. A large
number of boys attended the meeting
and showed great interest In tho
bantams and the discussions.
The local association has Joined the
| State Branch Of the American Poultry
Association and will also consider
amending its constitution IN admit
members from outside Brookings
! county.
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WITH THE
CHURCHES HIJI Hi

st. Paul's guild will meet with Mrs
Vinegar November 9th.
At the Methodist church Sunday
morning and evening just the gospel
that Is all. Quarterly conference this
evening, November 2 at 7:45.
Services at the Baptist church for
Sunday November 5th. Morning sub
ject, The Sign and the Sigh or Our
Lords Use OF Power" In the even
Mig the second lecture on Japan,
Progressive Japan" These lectures
are very interesting and instructive.
DR.. Tilden gives his own impressions
and experiences from travelling
through the foreign country. You
will miss an opportunity IL you do not
hear these lectures. Wednesday ev-
evening bible study, open to all.
ST. Paul's Episcopal church. Sunday,
November 9Th, twenty-frst Sunday
after Trinity. Morning prayer and
address at 11:00 a. m.
The Rev. A. F. VonTobel will
preach at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning on "Kinship with
God" In the evening will occur the
second Of the monthly musical SER
vices. All are cordially invited.
The installation of the Rev. A. F.
vonTobel as pastor OF the First Pres
byterian church will occur on We'd
nesday evening November Sth. The
sermon will be delivered by the Rev.
DR.. Henderson, OF Minneapolis. Other
parts will be taken by ministers of
the Central Dakota Presbytry and
pastors Of this city.
Last Sunday was observed as
Rally Day" at the M. e. Sunday
school. A pleasing program Of music
and other exercises was given. Good
cheer prevailed; and the largest at
tendance in the history OF the school
was recorded.
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PRAIRIE HON e.

Mrs. Ira Blakley spent the latter
part OF the week at Toronto visiting
her parents.
Ethel Sloan assisted her sister, Mrs
Earl Killing cook for threshers the
first of the week.
Several of the Prairie Homites at
tended the Chapman-Sloan wedding
Thursday evening.
Mesdames Chapman and Blakley
were entertained at the Kean home
In White Friday afternoon.
Roy Larson left for Grand Island,
Neb., Monday morning where he ex'
poets to attend business college dur.
ing the winter.
The Prairie Home birthday club
was entertained at the home OF Mrs.
George Duff. A fine time was en-
joyed by all. A dainty birthday sup
per was served. The crowd hopes that
Mrs. Dun will enjoy many more happy
birthdays In years to come.
There was a Halloween party at the
home OF Mrs. Bulls Tuesday evening.
A large crowd was present and they
were entertained In the usual man.
ner. At the usual hour a dainty sup
per was served consisting OF coffee,
pumpkin pie. sandwiches and pickles.
There was a reception given to
Henry McComb and wife at the home
OF Geo. Duffs Wednesday evening,
About It's guests were present and
a dainty six course supper was
served Mt the usual time. The crowd
enjoyed themselves In the usual man
ner and reported a fine time.
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correspondence
SINAI.

Mrs. Bernt Thorsness is on the sick
list.
n. o. Borsvold hauled grain for
Otto Erickson Tuesday.
G. Halvorson visited at Halyor
T~hompson's last Sunday.
Corn husking and hauling OF corn
stocks are now In order.
Miss Mabel Borsvold is helping Mrs.
Pete Larson during threshing.
Next Saturday is the time set for
the corr and potato contest in Sinai.
The Misses Tisdel and Borsvold
took a walk to Sinai last Friday to
consult dentist Whiting.
Everybody is now busy winding up
work till Jack Frost makes his APP
pearance. Threshing is nearly done,
blowing also.
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WISCONSIN, FARMS.

/ have Wisconsin farms and farm
lands to exchange for improved lands
anywhere in this vicinity. Write me
at once giving the number Of acres in
your farm. the character Of the Inn.
provements. percentage of plow land
and number of acres broken and I'M
der cultivation. Also kinds and
quantities Of crops harvested the las'
season.
I win act on the information re
ceived and shall como out to looh
your place oye: with the view Of clos
ing . deal. !
write at once II you want to eel
your farm. Show this to your neigh
JOHN 4. wALEcHkA.
Eland, Wisconsin
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PUBLIC SALE.
One mile east OF Volga on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 1911
so tons hay, put up In July;

% tOhS nay, put UP III july,
80 acres green flax straw;
u. s. separator; 200 egg incu
bator: 1 tanning mill; corn shell
Ter; hay sweep; new Deering hay
rake; Fountain City disc drill;
foot Plano binder; three section
iron drag; corn planter. Radian'
Home baseburner, used one year
dining room chairs, etc; 2 yearlint
s. Fl bulls eligible to record.
Free lunch before sale. All sums
over $40 due October 1. 1912.
w. e. WATERS, Owner
Nesbit & Son, A~uctioneers.
H. III. Norvold, Clerk.
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only. Send m your orders Tor both papers today.
REGISTER PUBLISHING COMPANY

The college students held their an
nual night shirt parade last Friday
evening, before the North Dakota
game, and stirred up a lot of enthu-
siasm among the college people and
citizens. They formed at the college
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chapel and marched down town, where
they paraded for some time and
speeches were delivered by Coach
Johnson, President Harris of the Com
mercial club and Mr.. Browning and
Coach Patty of the high school.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE AT
MORGANFIELD
Short $4,000 in his accounts

Morganfield, KY, April TO-
Sheriff j. w. Carter, of Union
county. committed suicide in a
stable on his place by shooting
himself. Death was instant.
In an investigation of his office
made recently he was found to be
Sc, 900 short in his accounts and
he had been given until tomorrow
to make up the deficit. 1t is sup
posed that his efforts to raise the
money had failed and in his des-
pondency he decided to kill him
self.
He was a prominent citizen of
this county and is survived by
his wife and a large family.