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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24

Post card day has come aud gone
and Win Vt counties thousands of
personal in, itations to- those living in
less favored cltm,s to come to the
land of SUNSHINE. opportunity, cut
turc. beauty. chiysirN and health
Throughout America to-day these si-
lent witnesses are giving eloquent tcs-
t!uony of the happy citizens IN Ncw
McNico ycatning to share their joys
and privileges with loved ones un-
aware of lis glorics Frausht with
optimism. happiness and love we're all
these messages sufficiently convincing
to charge the national atmosphere.
even the national sonat, chambers.
with tn, conviction tina, la this state.
elect b. the Hover of American CIV
ilzation and opportunity. The scenic
spicndor of this onc.timc playground
of the gods Is today In miniature be.
fore the eyes of thousands To- whom
comes the subtitle suggestion uf future
homes IN Ia. pictured environment
ON, special card. bearing 'upid'a
"pis,lc. h. perhaps representative cot
many This one read Marguerite.
darling. ~ this bright world were
mime To- give could not cuduW you
with Greater love or a plrasantcr
home than nay .o-acro farm hom, IN
New Mexico. Say you VIII accept 1t.
.--Goorgc'
Another read Mother. have
found The strength IN this get wcll
country 10 write the last act in my
drama your son win yet b. famous
Sell the place ana come out to live
s-thas.'
Though not all the cards bore the
heart story of th-s" twn, y,,t al were
directed t. the individual interest OF
the addresses and the great influN
of residents certain To- come To- New
Mexico ia IN. next fiy" years will In
no small measure he a response to-
the invitations sent out AZ thu request
OF thc governor hy loyal patriots
proud that TO-DAY and for aye the
name of New Mexico spells To- them
IN" dearest word ia the world
'hom,
You ash the lana I luV. Ia. best
N'w Mexico. Sew McXipn
Tho fairost land uf an TN west.
NrU MoNico Sew M,Xico
81, Noud'r RIO Graudc's stream
Whose rolling waters brightly gtc.tm
oh. faif 10 rs as poets dream
New Mexico New M,Nico."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
To HONEYMOON On the I',,aps.

NJ Lewis g. BROOKS aud bride. for
merry Miss Marguerite" Pi,l whose
Wedding occurred TucsdnN OF this
week a, the h,mc OF the bride IN IA
cine. Wis. arrived Yesterday IN the
colony OF Albuducrqu.ans camping on
the banks uf the upper Hiv Pccus TO
spend month IN the picturesque
spot that has been said tu excel mo
sccniC giories of switzerland. Mr.
nnd Mr., Rro"kH viii b. domiciivd in
the Chiidrr~ cuttagc during their stay
~ the Glotioias, aftor which they VIII
visit IN, Rrooid'S parents, Mr., ana
Mrs q. /. nrcots iu this citN. After
october ! Mr. and Mrs Lewis Brook
win %, at home q, the Hotel Somcr-
set. Boston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
Nc,isling Hills.

The coming week VIII sustain th'
months reputation for bride, a. at
least tArcc Aibuqurruuo Hi.ls VIII be-
come the better halves TO three happy
grooins one of these viii occur in
Fort Dodge. iowa. al The HON. of thc
bride Thursday ,yening jam 20 For
this ceremony Mr.. clifford HAYDEN,
~, Second street clothi,r, l,ft tho
ciit Thursday afternoon. The bride
tp ice Us Miss C,nl Munsou. formerly
OF hin ,lig 10th the young people
az, sociul favoritos her, and esteem
ed by u wide circl, .: friends lni-
mcdiat.ly after tn h,m. wedding
Thur das evening, the bridal couple
viii lrdNr for & mOnth's travel ~
eastern cities. returning To Alhuducr.
que. % tn' home Of the groom par
cuts, Nh and Mrs A. " Hay den the
last ~ JulN
wedding ia this city Thursday
evening win unite Miss Icttic Wat
son and Mir I !, Mizc. Rev. II T.
Williams VIII oi'lciat..
In Kansas city carly IN the Wc,
Miss Gertrude Xighu, of this city viii
become the bride 81 Or. j. T. Thomp-
son of Kansas ci,y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
House Warm ing.

\ pos mptiai party Planned with
cut the knowledge OF the hosts, oc'
lcurred "Wednesday evening ~ the
home of Nj w T.. Zciser aud the lady
of the new home who had been Miss
Eihcl Gibson Ill the preceding even
ting While the newly webs were en-
pertaining Mrs Zeiscr's parents Wed
nesday evening. the stiffness OF the
calm evening was broken into lrag
mCrls bN ;hc music "a OF u lin-pan
brigade ofisctting vocal efforts that
sin further disturbed the peace OF
tho neighborhood. The hilarious chiN'
nrari concert continued I'll the sore
naders were invited into the home
" here thoN took fun posses sion. dis
pensing hospitality, fruit punch aud
ecncral ioy IN "A late hour Then
taking The bridal couple into custody
The paiiy adjourned To the homo oil
,ac groom brother. NJ II T.. Iciser
$40 : Edith street whore another
happy season was passed III the rem
dition OF musical numbers more Ell
phonlous than the initial scrcnade
Thus the friends "celcbrated the
hanging of the crane In modern
parlancc gave u housewe rniing~- IN
the home of the newly wcds Thos
present were; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Don
molly. Mr. and Mrs " T., Iciser. Mrs
MoShane, Mr. and Mrs c. q. Gibson
Misses Laura Cocn. Helen Schelkc
Grace Gibson; Messrs. Bill licighcs
Howard Cummings. Howard Moods
MacGrcgor' Ralph Gibson. Sidney
Gibson
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
~rMinn llMh NlrNI..

Though depleted M numburs by
th, absence from the ciiy ut several
members IN, Young Womaus Sow.
ing club continues To meet To- PLY tho
needle ana thread. Mrs. Guy Rogers
vas hostess last Thursday afternoon
ANA thc next session win be az tho
home of Mrs. Cortoz Quickol
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
Distinguished Visitors IN CITY.

among The Distinguished visitors in
Albuquerque yesterday en- route to
the city of Angels for III, annual
convention VI physicians. we're Dr.
Turner Wooton and Mrs Wouion ct
Hot Springs. trk They were en-.
toriaincd durlng their stay ~ his
city bv MIR aud Mrs " y. Walton
and daughters Mrs Walton and Mrs.
Npoton are cousins and members OF
the famous Wilmington family. than
which there IA no nOblcr stock in the
southland The nam, at Whiltingtu't
II inseparablv associated with Hot
springs. rs Major Wilmington grand.
rather al Mrs Wooton, was one @.
the original settlers of Hot Spriags
sevenly-iiye years ago. when the vir.
gin wllds OF the Arkansas mountain
were practically untouched by tread
of civilized mon Later. when The
four pioneer land holders had legal
contention regarding their claims
and the virtues of the mineral springs
were attracting national attention, the
government appropriated the hot
springs IN Ito, Springs mountain and
left TO thr quartet of original settlers
vast land holdings whcreon Is nov
situated the great city OF Hot Springs
pcopled by hcalthscehcrs from ali
over the world Colonel Altrod Whit
'inglon. father of Mrs. Wooton. is
the last scion OF the old family bear.
Ing the Warrington name that has
been preserved. however, by the ave.
MUGS and parks OF Hot springs called
Wilmington IN honor Of the Arkansas
patriot D. Turner Wuoton was
agreeably surprised 10 meet IN this
city an old college mate IN Dr.
shortie, Both OF these able phys
icians are now conducting sdnitar'
iums. Dr Wooton has a famous hos
piial in Hot Springs aud Was intense
~ Interested in the Shoftlc sanliar.
inm conducted by his college mate IN
this CITY An exchange oi cour'esi"s,
literature, etc. Was ~ once agreed
upon while the physlcions renewed
old time friendship
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24

thrcr-tourse luncheon was served at
the tables on the Norauda. The
guests MundnN afternoon Nrrc Mes
DANES Conner. earns Cauficld. I'aca.
fisherman. FERGUSON, Jarrct. Mann.
rorbo~. l>iock. strong. Marion. Hust.
" ilkhisnn. Dennis. Aiiss Brent
The succeeding functions occurred
"Wednesday aud Friday mornings
~ hen the cool gophyrs uf the days
youth gave added pleasure {" the
games. "Wednesday morning tn COM
pau, assembled about IN, tables and
devoted their attention to the las-
cinuiing game IN the trophy tor rN-
c,llpnco was awarded To- Mrs. Mar
gar,t Mcdlcr. cards were then sill
p.rS,dcd at II o'clGck hN an clabor-
ate iuur-Cours. menu s,rN,d with The
dainty appointments marking tho rpl'
unr,d hostess
ca Wcdncsdey the ladies present
wrr, Mcsdamcs : Ihlfcldcr. Emit
Chlf,ldcr. u. Weinman RudoN. kos-
,nwald Mcclellan, Edgar. liuning,
Walton. springer Cornish = Grams
fcld. a. rfeld. y. Held, Iafia, smith.
,rs. r. stern. putnel. o'Riell! Brown
Mcdlcr lanhauc, Hickman,
The bridge on Friday morning re-
suited IN the mcn,.nto Tor first honor
being awarded 10 Mrs. Charles White.
The II o'clock luncheon was another
four.Coursc feast. about which the
company fingered long, cnjoying the
cuisin. and mrrrA converse.
The invitors Oh FRIDAY were; Miss
Nuspuum. Mosdames Sol Harris, iiar-
~ Weller. Roy Stamm. Raymond
Stamn. Whit., lIol1man. N"nstadi,
Merritt. Lewinson Il \. Frost hrin'
rgpsson. Ralph Hunt, George Ran
.FS Misses France Borders GLADYS
Mand.ll schultz. Nushadm,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
Church Concert

Win every numbo . .lt.s.r aud
IcVcry number ~ u prof, siunnl thc
program for the conc,rt Friday r,on-
ing IN the Gold ahd lirIaoWty church
viii bc q red letter dpt Boo tho uunals
OF musicalrs in this cit, Mas Lillian
wood who sang herself into the
Election and admiration ur AIbu-
uucrduodns during her sttt here three
years ago. ias conscui,d to slug 0
solo and TO be one of On. udlcs uuar-
tcttr that Be- To- rcndrr 90 splendid
nunbcr ~ this quartet arr Mr.
Bradford the celebrated supthnu.
Mrs Collins the cultur.J ,pntriltu
and Mrs Burum "A skilled musician
as well as vocalist. Mis-. MoriutIt,' b.
piano art Is already Will known for
superior quality. The ladies Maudu.
lin and Guitar trio viii render two
humber. Verbs "Mis,ro. c aud "rhr
Garden of Dreams Th,.r IItsts
arc splndidly suited 80 play IN cone
cert ~ wcll as IN solo parts each one
being an expert with t,ringcd IN
sirumcnt The person or Tho trio
n Mrs Elsie dcWolf. Mrs Coons.
Miss olga Scike.
The literary number Mil De ur
T.. Mcqueen Gray. renowned as n
dramatic reader and Miss Hazel Cox
Who is the pride OF the DniVcrsity's
dramatic classes.
A. accompanied Mr. Korznan o..
perhaps. tho finest IN New Mexico.
With such an array 81 professional
talent the program will eclipse most
of thu years musicale.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
Reception 10 Newcomers.

pr Alonzo Bright. Mrs Bright AMI
family viii he honor guests ~ an
elaborate reception next Thursday
evening in the parlors OF the Lead
Avenue Methodist church Or. Bright
Is the new superintendent Of missions
IN New Mexico tor The First Me'ho.
dist church ana Albuquerque VIII BE-
the place OF residence and headquar.
tiers tor the extensive state work. The
executive board oil the local church is
the reception and program committee
FOR tho function Thursday evening
Music addresses OF welcome and III
erary numbers will be- features OF ,hc
entertainment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24

In the gray dawn OF the glorious
Fourth 80 young people will start
10 The sandals for an all-daN frolic
Thcse VIII be the students Of tn. Al
buau.raur business college and such
former students who are still imbued
with "a irolicsonr spirit ana collegiate
airs. The convrysnccs win be Jumbo
and Daunticss. IN which the CONNER
cial students viii bo packed too snls-
~ 10 permit the precious lunches
being crammed into the same space;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
tia,r,t series.

Ne happier 90 more successful func-
Toms nave over occurred i'm Albu-
qu"tQuc than tho three dtighttul
bridge iunchc"ns rendered h,, friends
10y Mrs Isaac Barih TIA, past week
The first of the series MoudaN after
noon WAs al that could bc desired
In point of elegance ana pleasure and
set the standard fuf thu two 60 'ol-
l"N on even nofc pleasing plan Fol
loving The games 90 bridge. when
Mrs. Wilkinson Non the ianrels of
- .L--L..t. Z I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
tto,,@c PARTY

IN celebration cot the return from
college ~ John Mcf'lc thor, will be
a week Of fcstiNity ia santa cF next
week ana Il notable house party viii
y" entertained during The week at the
nom" OF Judge Mc'io. Among those
VINO VIII leave Monday morning for
santa fc To- be members Of the party
WIZ be Miss Lillian Hoss"ldcn. wal.
''r NI"n, Miss Charlotte i.,mbkc.
CHARLES Lcmbko
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
Ply >i,iaiis Entertained.

Ihat one thousand travelling visit
orr can bc royalty entertained in one
hali dan h> the local physicians. COM
morcial club committee ana motorists
OF Albuquerque is a demonstration Of
M Spi'ii "t cordial hospitality in Al
huGn"ipur aud also proof that Nbu-
Iu'ruu" Is q city 90 automobiles,
Seven special Pullman trains arrived
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24

therefor, wisr provision has made
for a commissary w11on o. follow thr
two contingcnts IN tdkbus The tri-
umphs OF cuisine a. o. be- carried
by the comnissary tsou lfr already
The topic OF absorbing interest t. the
feminine students. even u the class
rooms when prom ofy notes" are
ignored tor Inviting tcri.,.
Tho occasion ls TIE bird annual
picnic uf the A. u. auG being the
red letter day at ia, tcu Is worthy
of the eager aniicipat lnu aud prcpara
ton given
Mr and Mrs &. NJ nr1., ud Mrs.
krciais viii act rs chup,.m,s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
Porch Party.

Can any pleasure In life compare
With u game OF cards in the balmy
air.
surely not. And with the pleasure
of congenial friends assembled IN a
,ine.screened porch, the pleasure IL
beyond compare
Snch WAS the scene this morning
when Mrs Beswick entertained six'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
Brili,an, Function Tor Miss Miller.

The social event or the week was
the ball IN the Womans club last
evening. when Mis, y q Cornish
entertained In honor o. Miss Annie
Miller of Noriolk, Va. who rs In IN"
city visiting her sister, Mrs. \ II.
Dechnagle The ehle OF Albuquerque
was present 10 greet the southern
girl, who IL decidedly distingde ana
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
Woodmen TO En;ertain.

The Modern Woodnrn ol America
will keep omen house next Wednos
da: evening, when the ladies OF the
Royal Ncighbors aud all Modern
Woodnon in the city. whether atm.
lated with the lodge or not will with
their wives he guests OF honor Though
not yet complete the suhiciucd pro-
gram has been in part arranged and
with additions will he rendered dur.
Ing The evening after which an In.
formal social season will give all
present an opportunity 10 enjoy each
other
Music Reihi Orchestra
Address. "Woodcraii. W w Harris
Vocal Solo. Miss Charlotte Pratt
Accompanies. Miss loyCo.
Reading .......... Ms. Strumquist
Music
Address ROYAL Neighbors.' ..
Mrs Pollard. State Deputy OF X y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-24
N,-sc. i;nppc Entertain.

Thursday evening the handsome
kuppc home on North Second street
was tho scene ot q merry festiNity
when Misses Gra,p and Emma Hupp,
entertained thirty Young people Dane.
ins was the feature OF the evening
pleasure, the spacious dining room
afiording tinr floor tor tn" pnslim'.
Piano numbcrs rendered during th'
evening bv Miss SNYDER dcmonsilat,l
the exceptional SKIN Of the perform
cr. Alr, u. Ruppr favored the co..,
panv with several whistllng solos,
talent for which the genial druggi- i
is famed Before dispensing, after a..
midnight hour, the guests were &C.
called with tasteful three-courr,
luncheon
"txcrybod, Lonesome" Club GwX.
That every body's Lonesome" club
is IN reality a society of CHEEKY young
women wa demonstrated last even
ing when the members made merr,
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-16
PRESCOTT PLANTING
 COMPANY COMPLETED

The Prescott Planting Go. has completed it's organization. The purpose of this new enter prise is to encourage strawberry growing in this vicinity.
 The company starts with a subscribed capital of S5.O0O, S4,OO0 being paid in. The stock holders are T. c. McRae, Jr.; o. H. Helbig, T. c. McRae, Sr., Sam T. White, J. B. Jordan, L. c. Henderson, w. B. Waller, R. P. Arnold, J. R. Bemis, A. M. Den : man, w. w. Milwee, M. W. Gree son, l.. P. Biedleman, w. N. Be mis, Dan Pittman, c. F. Pittman, w. T. Hart, H. E. Bemis, Nat Martin, $. J. Hesterly, w. w. White, J. R. B. Moore and c. l.. Mays.
 All of these gentlemen are Prescott's most progressive cit izdns and the success of the un- dertaking is assured.
 The first meeting of this new company will be held at the off ces of Moore & Martin on Mon day December 18th, and all stock. holders are requested to attend. At this meeting an election of of ficers and directors will be had and committee will be appoint ed to select and purchase a tract of 40 acres of land near Prescott to be planted in strawberries.
 The purpose of this company is not only to raise strawberries but to encourage truck growing all over the county The soil within radius of ten miles of Prescott will produce almost any thing and to obtain a market for products they must be raised in quantities
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-16
ASST. ATTY. GENERAL
 ANSWERS QUESTIONS

The law of the last legislature requiring tax tags on feed stuffs sold in the state does not apply to feed brought from outside the state for personal use. This is ncld by Asst. Atty. Gen. w. H. Rector, in the following opinions furnished Commissioner Sloan on Friday in answer to a series of questions:
 The law requires a shipper from a point in another state to place Arkansas tags upon the shipment when made into Arkan. sas. When the sale is made in another state, although the buy. CT may live in this state, and the property may be shipped here, it Is not subject to the Arkansas
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-16
Increase Estimated at $95,0O0,0O0

It is estimated that the in- creased assessments of the state for the years 1910 and 1911 will aggregate S95,0O0,000, m d e principally through the efforts of the Arkansas Tax Commission. It is stated that this increase is chiefly on corporations, and Gov. Donaghey intimates that that is one reason why the corporations are fighting the Tax Commission and the Turner Jacobson revenue bill.
 This increased assessment will materially increase the amount of revenue that will be received by the state, but probably not enough to relieve the deficit.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-16

tax and any attempt on the part of this state to require the tax ation on such sale will be con- strued by the courts as burden upon interstate commerce. The Arkansas act applies only to sales made in Arkansas, and any attempt to construe it otherwise would result disastrously to the act, in that it would make it vio- latiye of the commerce clause of the constitution. A person buy ing feed for his own use and not for re sale is not required to pay the tax, therefore the Arkansas buyer may use untagged ship. ments from outside, by feeding to his own stock without tagging 1t. Arkansas manufactures can not ship feeding stuffs to another state where the sale is made in this state, without paying the Arkansas tax.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-16
FAILED TO REALIZE ON
 REAL ESTATE LOANS

Little Rock, Dec. 16.-Inabil- ity to realize on real estate loans which constituted the greater part of it's bills receivable caused the failure of the Merchants and Planters Rank of England, Lo- noke county this week. A state ment of the banks condition was made on Friday to Chancellor Martineau, and he appointed Judge George NJ. Chaplin of Lo- noke, receiver, under S25, ,O00 bond.
 The bank had capital stock of S25, ,000 and had been in business less than ten years. The liabil- ities of the institution amount to about S27,000 of which about S20,090 is deposits. It's assets consist of about S45 900, large part of which is real estate loans. There had recently been rather heavy withdrawals of deposits, and under the circumstances no other course seemed open except
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-16
SHERIFF WILL BEGIN
 COLLECTING JAN. 2

Sheriff Dillard and deputies will start collecting taxes this year on the 22nd day of January. This is several days earlier than tax collecting has begun for sev- eral years and as there will be no January term of circuit court held next year and Mir. Dillard decided that it would be better to start earlier and give several places little more time.
 w. B. Garrett has been em ployed by the News to make the trip next year with the collector collecting subscriptions and so. liciting new subscribers. There are great many of our readers who failed to pay their Subscrip- tiOn last year on account of the inability of our representative to finish the round with the collec. tor and we trust that they will settle with him this time. We will be compelled to discontinue those who do not settle with our collector in January.
 In connection with the Nevada News, Mir. Garrett will have sev, eral good clubbing rates to offer, one of them being our weekly paper and The Arkansas Home stead, a farm journal published at Little Rock. It is our opinion that this is the paper our farm CTS need. There are other good farm papers printed, but they do not deal with Arkansas soils in particular. The Arkansas Home. stead devotes it's columns to farming as it should be done in this state. Mr. Garrett will have a supply of sample copies and If you like the paper subscribe for it.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-16

to close the doors. It is said that the receiver will be able to realize enough to meet the banks obligations dollar for dollar.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-12-16

s- -s ee' .vA ANY TlAE b. l s.. ss.5ssIlS .'.' ~.Sss: :5Sss: tnvitsnon4 We have iAs ,atsst strlss. lovsss A~aceAs sud q wara a4p2irs aI ans aAiSs