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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
SOUTH SPRINGS TO
BE NEW TOWN
Prccs Valley Rccciyes Additional I'm.
migration NJ Results ~ f,Mwrs of
Portland Colonization Concern.
Roswell Record)

Another town for the pccos valley,
South Spring a. 10 become a real
live town. with bank. postoffice. stores
newspaper and other business con.
Germs that 90 with a live village OF
the west
Frederick Cromwell. who came here
from Portland. Ore, this fall and has
located for keeps. Is working on a
plan 10 secure the land for townsite
In the Pecos valley and has two tracts
In view al South Spring. II Il here
that the town will more than likely
be located. But somewhere In the
valley Il will be built beyond doubt.
Mr. Cromwell il representing com.
pany In Portland that will put IN the
town and push II TO success. ID will
pc colonized from the North Yakima
country OF the great northwest. but
all good people win be invited TO
come and make Il thell home. Further
details Of the plans will he announced
az soon AK the townsiie liz secured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

" has been generally understood
nat speaker champ ciara IL MIR
iirysn's candidate for The Democrat,
nomination for president next year
While AIR. Bryan har not deflni,el,
committed himself 10 tho candidac,
~ Speaker CLARK IN any public at.
torrance. his weil-known Personal and
political Friendship for the Missouri
ian. and the complimentary aIlusions
that he has made 10 him from time
~ time. have created the definite
Impression that the Bryan strength
would be thrown 20 clark in the
bnmocratic convention. az least as
aEainzt any 81 the other active or
receptive candidates for the namina-
uon whose names have been men-
toned
Rni IN the current issue ~ tho
CommoncF Mr. Bryan declares that
the Democracy needs leader ana
needs one badly, ana he goes further
ANA specifically gives II AZ his onln-
ian that speaker clark has not the
qualities Of leadership witch his
friends expected him 10 display and
which are Indispensable 10 Demo-
cratic surcess, In fact. Hrys Mr.
BRYAN. Mr. clark'n usefulness az
leader 81 his party In the house Of
representatives - belne impaired.
partly by tear that he win be ac-
vased Of Initiating cannee. ana part
y BY tho mistaken idea fhas Il isl
his speclal mission "a preseFyr har-
mony nnnne the DemocrAls OF the
house,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

With his ssnefaiiy eaulvocai course
for several months past. leads more
strongly than over 20 the belief that
Mr. bfyan r. endeavorina gradually
to brlng about state 81 affairs In
the Demurratie party tina, win can
Tor hts own nomination next year.
Harmon. Wilson. Underwood. and
no~ practically the only men
who have been considered seriously
for The nomination all have either
encountered the active opposition Of
NJ bryan or have fnilod to receive
any word Of announcement from
him. ana there ~ every indication
that the thrice defeated leader has
repcntcd OF his determination not to
intrude himself upon his party as
candidate for the iourih time.
AZ all events. no candidate can re-.
cciVe the nomination without Mr.
i'ryan's approval. and William Jcn.
ninRs Bryan ~ tho only candIdat. OF
whom Mr.. Bryan has so far been able
10 approve.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
THE FIRST SETTLER
OF OLD WILD WEST
Willard rhssician Has Picture of M.
son Hanging In Iiis OfIicc which Il
iteai Work az ART aud o. Historic

De g. u. Ottoson has HANGING on
the wall IN his Office. " picture which,
he prixos very highly. and which ID
admired b" everyone seeing u WIN ap.
preclates art and antiquities.
The picture proper. IN a present TO
the doctor from the Union Pacific
Rnll~ay company. entitled The Old
eSt settler on the Union Paclnc." ana
T. a splendid likeness OF the American
bison or butalo. the once noble ami.
maj Of our western plains; though
Ne II now specifically extinct
Tho doctor has arranged this pie
ture In very unique manner. The
frame " tho handiwork 81 our local
craftman. Ehrle. being made OF ma
tive wood, and IL curlously decorated
with some 81 the finest and most rare
war instruments OF the red man. IN
the center az the top OF the frame In
y tomahnwk or war axe. one of the
exceeding few possessed. In perfect
condition and unmarried This AKA
was taken from a mound near Heron.
w. ON either OF tn. top corners are
fastened an immense bunrio horn,
picked up by nr. ottoson ON the
plains 81 Dakota. Theae horns show
plainly the exposure for years 10 the
Elements. They are ave inches in
diameter ~ the base. and are nine
inches long. ON the base OF the frame
n an indian skinning knife. WORN
ylnss9 smooth from use. This knife
n made OF granite rock. il seven In.
hes In length. ana weighs about three
bounds. ~ various other places on
he frame are fastened several perfect
nscimcns NJ spi.:es and arrow heads. /
IL q whole this picture never fails 20 J
atch the eye OF the f9'cr or the from I
Ter man oS u is highly suggestive OF 1
arly western days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
TiiIRTN-ONE YEARS N A.. 4
nUoUEtQrE: N CotRT I
HOUSE FIRsT TIuns. .
'~e~ee~.~~s>~es .

Afier residence Of ihirty.onc
Years In Albuquerque. dating back 10
The time when Albuquerque as II IL
~ present did not exist, Mrs. y. W
Manning, wife OF well known san
n Re engineer. YESTERDAY visited the
iiernaiillo county ccur, ior the first
time
Mrs. Manning went over 10 nay b..s
'excs. Usually Mr. Manning attends
10 this. but as he was absent and
would not be In until SUNDAY. MI
which time u would be too late 10
escape the penalty. Mrs. Manning de.
cided she would save that ono ncr
cent on the valuation OF tho Manning
property, and took car Tor The ccur,
house
After some little difficulty and IN.
quiTins once or twice. she found her
way 10 the Office OF Treasurer NJ pin.
ney and there paid over the necessn.
amount.
This Is the first lane have c,ey
been IN the court house. she iufoyn,ed
the treasurer.
You have lived here long Tina
100 ne agreed
one years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
ASTHMA cArAsHH CURED
Expect Medical Scientists Announces
startling Results Obtained BY
Senpine.

New York, Nov. Thousands are
taking advantage o. the generous or.
Ter made by the Woodporth Co, i1Gi
broadway, New York City. requesting
an experimental package OF senpine.
me great discovery for Asthma. Hay
Fever. bronchitis, and catarrb. which
N mailed free OF charge 20 all who
write for u II Is curing thousands Of
The most stubborn cases. II makes no
uHerenco how long yon have been
suffering or how severe tho climatic
conaitions are where you live. SEN
pine win cure Won.
yon have experimental with
o,ntr Treatments and have failed Ia
hnd cure DO not be Discouraged hut
send for trial OF this wonderful truly
nerltous remedy which IN a sctentliic
compound discovered by a professof
or vienna University. ana IL beina
recommended BY thousands.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25


night Altogether they could give
nearly ten dollars
The manager sidled awkwardly to-
ward Catrionn. when she came back
from washing her face. Here. Kid. =
she muttrrcn rhrcpishly, pushing the
money into the little girls hand. cat
riona. pale and dazed, looked an az
her--looked NJ the money. with q shy
excitement aud happiness dawning In
her eyes. Then she cried again with
Excitement and Joy, and ryery one
laughed and sent her on again to
wash her face.
That night everything was different
IN the department. There had becn
"a real miracle OF transformation. The
whole air Of intercourse was changed.
All the girls were gentle and dleni-
He'd with each other. Catriona's eyes
sparkled with pleasure. She had
never had any physical iovellnes. be-.
Tore; bu; on that night hundreds Of
passing shoppers looked with ntten-
ton NJ the delight and beauty Of her
face.
On the next day everything went ON
as before. The girls snapped at each
other aud jostled each other. Thal
beautiful manager nwore. ono g.ri
came. looking 80 III that MiSs John
son was terrified.
Cant YOU stop. Kitty You look so
siok. For heavens sake. no home and
rest"
u can't afford TO go home"
Cross ana snapplsh MS the Girls
were. they managed 10 spare Kitty.
and 10 stand In front Of her 10 con.
ceal hcr idleness from the floor. |
walker. and give her a few minutes
occasional rest sitting down. she
went through tire FIRST hours Of the |
as bes. she might. though 1
clearly under pressure OF sham suf- /
fering. nut at about ten the floor
walker, for whom IL must be said that |
he was responsible for the sales and |
general presentabiliiy OF the deuart.
ment. saw her sitting down. WHY
aren't you busy7" he called. Get
hp."
~ midnight on Christmas eve. as
he s,ill crowd ~ girls walked wanly
,nt Of the greet store into the brill
liant New York street some ono said. Il
How are you, Kitty"
she made no reply FOR minute.
rhen she said wreiohedly. OH
rope IN De dead before the next
christmas"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

here ~ IN ~ fssn and sand ana ara
Vel ~ easily obtainabi.
The property owners arc willing %
pave. hut they are not VIKING 10 b..
robbed. and no amount OF sophis,rr
on the part ~ those who are clamor-
ing FOR paving without regard to cost
or the methods by which " Il obtain
I'd. ~ Iona as q does not c"st them
anything. viii convince those who
haze the bills 10 pay that thcy have
had fnir deal IN our FIRST paving con
tract. N. =. STAMM
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
CATARRH DOCTOR
YOU CAN oET THE agsT oNs IN
TIE WORLD FOR st.o0.

60 10 j. II. O'Kielly Co. today. Say
Il want n HYOMEi outfit" take il
home with you. open the box ana pour
= Few drops Of HYOMEl pronounce
y iiigh'o'mel INTO the little hard rub
her inhaler
Then breathe pleasant. soothing,
healing. germ killing HYOMtsI oves
the raw. snflamed germ ridden mem.
hrane Tor y few minutes nnd relief Is
Immediate.
stuffed up head will vanish. Keen
w tho Treatment -four or Ave times
day for few dayn and hawking.
splitting and forming OF mucous IN the
nose and throat viii cease
HfOMEi Ia guaranteed 10 end ca.
iArrh, coughs. coius. Group, asthma.
catarrhal deafness, or money bach
Complete putisi 1i.Oo, subsequinl bot.
ties II needed 30 cents al J. N. ORiel.
" o. and druggists everywhere.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
pETTicoAT GOVERNMENT

objection h made In certain quar-.
tiers to the newly elected mayor OF
Philadelphia that he takes things
home and talks them over with MS
wife. u II claimed By hts critics tina,
this IL a form Of pcttlcoat governs
ment Possibly this IN true. IL Is also
true THAI speaking rather broadly
and allowing for certain excruciatinE
exceptions. petticoat government gem
orally T. good government. A size.
cessfui man generally IL the product
OF council. His best friend should be
his wife, and generally she IN his
wisert counselor. A lot of women
are too silly to know or talk OF serl-
Gus things. Hut. generally speaking.
and again allowing for notable ex.
ceptIons. a fool man generally has a
fool wife. ana Wise man wise
wife, The wisdom OF the pair IL mu.
sualiy gained. a man should marry
woman For her common sense n
ne has not sense enough to do that
az the beginning OF his life; n. In
short. he marriep fool---nhe does.
toe
Marriages should be partncrships-
nothing more. nothing iess. In busl-
ness, In religion. In politics. liz edu.
cation. In every relation and vocation
OF life. the wife and the husband
should stand az equals. 4 wife
should know her husbands business.
If she hasn't enough sense 10 help him
u Indicates that at some important
CRISIS In his career he didn't have
sense enough TO pick wise woman.
and picked merely pretty one:. he
aid not have sense enough 10 know |
that wife picked for her beauty /
,ione wears out early A man OF the
highest type OF intelligence, who IL
not essentially hog. will not pick
/, wife for physical reasons; II he
Toes. he pays the penalty For soon
y or later she knows he IN a hog.
Ind he knows she II fool---rather
IN unpleasant combination Of useful
Il
In politics woman has tots OF
enss---If she has any at all 4 man
vio takes his politics home. 10 he
tets amy help at all, viii get ereat
Ielp. And so. petticoat government.
making allowances for the ignorant.
MY, selfish women, who sometimes
81 control over men by appealing to
heir manifest weaknopses---Eo petit
cat government generally N good
The mayor OF Philadelphia n wise
taking his politics homo 90 his In
life. Tho more nearly marriage n
y partnership and no, q miserable c
numerical transaction between the
rxes. the better the parties TO the f
artnership are 4,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

one woman had two teeth Knocked
out and another WIS thrown down
and tranpled upon In the rush TO
gain admittanee 60 the courtroom TO
hear the Patterson trial We don't
like TO appear tn be lacking in gal.
iantry. but We can not refrain from
expressing the opinion that the ladies
In question got only what was com
inA 60 them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

Governor coiqulii has announced
his intention ~ turning a. con,icts
oui Of the Texas poniienuary by way
of celebrating THANKSGIVING. These
patriots will Of course show their
gratitude By helping 60 swell ths
Democratic majority In Texas next
year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
SENSATIONAL NEWS.

Tho state OF Virginia has a IN,
which prohibits the publication b,
sny newspaper IN that state OF IN
details Of a legal execution.
white me design Of this law. via.
90 prevent the panderlna b. news
napers 70 the appetite for the morbi,
and sensational which undoubtedl,
'Sisis In "a LARD. portion 81 the public
u undoubtedly good, It can very eas,
ny be demonstrated that IN ~ prac.
teal operations a falls short OF u,
design and WORKS hardship upon
The ?rsss ~ the state
For instance. the Virginia pows.
papers were probably the only ones
~ the country that failed 20 cnrry e
more OF lees full accoun, Of the De.
tails OF the nieattio execution In
Isichmond yesterday II 10 Idle 10
moraliEe on the existence OF de.
mand by tho public for such news-.
the plain fac, II thai such a demand
does exist. and that the new spaper
which fails TO print the story % an
execution in which tho public ~ in
iereEted IN az distinct disadvantage
IN competition with another paper
which does print Il; and u IL aafe 20
sny that the Washington. Philadcl.
phin and New York dalllcr yesterday
had larecr circulation in virginia
than the papers published In that
state.
Every editor who has any regard
for the financial success OF his paper
~ compelled nj times TO carry news
that ne wosild much rather blue.pen-
cil The time has not yet come when
a newspaper can be independent OF
the demands 81 lts readers ana when
the editor can serve his public only |
that which he thinks they should
road. There ARE many varieties OF |
readers with many varieties OF tastes
that go TO make np the following Of
every Newspaper. ana while d, II I'm.
doubtedE the duts OF the consclen-
tous editor 30 take the lead AZ far
as u " possible In cultiyating en-
linhfencd and refined ideas and
ideals In the public mind. he can not
afford 10 be ere muh OF pionsvr
along thrse Vines h he expects TO con.
'inue 90 be ar editor
ny a eoincidence tho press of the
country for the last few days has
fairly reekcd with the news OF sew
"Ful highly sensational and salaclous
trials In different parts OF the coun-
'ry which have been IN progress ~
lhe same time. To forbid the publ.
ration Of reports OF such trials would
he an ahridgemeni of the freedom OF
The press frauEht with danger 90 the .
public which would far more than .
'ifsei ans possible benefits that I
might be derived A consldera Bile {
portion of the public wants this sort 8
u news Il is sen, out by the lead
ng gathering agency Of the
world. and newspapers must publish ,
4 or suffer the consequences In a. III
oss OF patronage. =
The growth Of more healthy SEN ;
iFaent is the only remedy for this !
wi, and We think IL II safe TO sayj
nat ninety-five per cent OF Amerl.
an editors az heart long for the day =
When their readers win not demand a
he sort of news that must necossar- q
y have a yi,la,ing influence on tho h
'uhIic mind. IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

Tho fact that Mr. Carnegie made
no protcs, against paying s2es. coo in
personal taxes to the state OF New
York indicates that he - really IN
earnest about wanting 10 die poor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

with the Patterson ease. the Hyde
case. the tar marty case. the stokes
Matchmaking ease and The neas,ie
execution al on tap. Yesterday vas
a field day for those morbid souls
whose chief deliTh, IL in reading SEN
sational news
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

" took the tar.party jury an aston
iShinsly long Time to mako up ~
mind On a subject as TO which tho
balance Of the country reached a
unanimous conclusion long ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

u h difficult for us to do anything
hut sputter when we contemplate the
bewilaerins propensity Of our fellow
citizens 20 pun IN opposite directions
On 20 simple a proposition as paving
thn streeia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
TWO DOCTORS FOUND Guilty..

Ilp'FIN, Mo, Nov .1.--ln two
cases of the state against the chiro-
pFacters. Or. y. Nelson smith and
ipr, Amory Smith nf Excelsior
Springs. the juries gave vcrdicts of
guilty, the fines were placed al 400
zach. The doctors are charged with
rracticinr without license. There
are forty-nine cnses against them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

The sScess Of The death rate over
the birth rate In France h again at
tracing the worlds attention. n We
mistake not u was only recently that
Houston. Texas. was grappling with
the same problem.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

President Mad-ro wants - disunci-
y understood that while be- h. stu
IN favor ~ free government he
doesn't propose 20 stand for any
monkey business while he 10 running
Il.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

Fourteen hunters were shot IN
ohio on the first day OF the open
season. Was this IN tho in,ercS, Of
game protection?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

], would not be bad idea for the
postal authorities TO require fumiTa-
ton Of the Denver newspapers until
after the Patterson trial IL concluded.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

There y every reason 10 hope that
when tho authorities get the hook
worm under control IN Texas the
Democratic majorlsies IN that besos-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
SEVEN LAKES STRIKE
IS REPORTED AGAIN

Word has becn received here Of
IN" finding of oil ana gas On the
fss-toot iesel VI the Wilson property
al seven lakes rhis property H. ak
miles ~ ieast from the criminal
sirikc This indicates that the orlR.
maj estimates ~ the size ~ the field
we're n"i 10" lnrgc aud that moro
developments will be- made Aoon. ~
The success of the Wilson well IL
nnnnd 10 encourage others The
How Of sas and OH IL reported "a be
90 good size.
Wigs subbuhs has big woodplIo
~ front oi his house. ! wonder why
he doesnt burn coaiY
WagE- Hc does. The wood nile il
merely protection against tramps.-.
PHILADELPHIA Record.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

Whlls--rhen yon think IA nos.,,,,.
TO stop TIE divorce eyIl.
uillia--cerlainlS. Merely lei Il he
common common enough 20 be IN.
fashions ble Puck.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

ted community viii arrow appreclsbiy
smaller.
Evening journal., 1911-08-21
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

AS a result of treading upon a
rusty nail, which penetrated a foot
Mrs. Eben Burkins. of Cecil county,
is suffering with blood poisoning.
From three acres of ground
George Cathcart. Of Hartford county,
has threshed $50 bushels of oats, one
of the largest yields reported this
year.
While sitting under a tree during
the storm Friday evening, Mrs. c. w
Pyle and George Grant. of Hartford
county, were stunned by lightning.
Governor Crothers and Congress-
man Talbot will attend the tourna-
ment at Hyde. Hartford county, next
Wednesday. for the benefit Of St.
Johns Church.
While attempting to catch a colt
in a field near Perryman on Friday
James Kirkwood was kicked in the
head by the animal and is In a critical
condition.
The Hartford County Commission
ers have bought carload of asphalt
oil. which will be used on the perma-
nent roads in the county TO keeI
them from washing.
"A number Of persons have petit
toned Governor Crothers TO pardon
John r. Bedford, of Hartford county
who is serving a IL months sentence
in the House of Correction for drunk
enness and disorderly conduct
Evening journal., 1911-08-21
SAYS SPEEDERS
CUT UP ROADS
Delaware City Mayer Wants
Public to Work in Good
Read Movement

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Aug. 21.-Mayor
Householder, who is also a justice of
the peace here said today that every
person who appreciates good roads
must assist in the movement 10 stop
auto scorching in this neighborhood.
The new road from the drain ditch to
Clark's Corner has been torn by the
automobiles scorching. For distance
Of two miles the binder has disappear
ed and carloads Of stone are lying on
the road shoulders.
Red Lion hundred Republicans arc
booming William w. Leach, Of New
Castle for Levy Court.
Thousands of baskets of tomatoes
are being shipped from New Jersey 20
Baltimore on barges through the canal.
Farmers in this section have sold con-
siderable tomatoes for the Baltimore
factories. There are no canneries in
this hundred.
Gunners say that rail and reed birds
will be plentiful along the marshes
this fall.
Mrs. Cunning. one of Delaware
City's aged and respected citizens died
last night Undertaken Charles III
Clewell, Of New Castle. will have
charge of the funeral arrangements.
Delaware City people still miss the
! trolley cars. The automobiles are a
little help but do not accommodate the
people The car carries only twelve to
twenty persons and every class is
bundled together in cramped quarters
Evening journal., 1911-08-21
ARDENITES NOW
SEE SWEET PEACE

The committee recently elected at
Arden to place full rental value on
the lands there has started work with
vim and the indications are that all
troubles there will soon be settled.
The committee has sent out circulars
containing questions to the lease
holders which are to be answered and
returned. This will give every one a
chance to express his opinion. The
lists contains such questions as what
caused you to take a residence in
Arden? Was it a homesteader? Or
was it through love of nature and Its
surroundings?
The committee will report their
opinions to the townsmen before the
rent for the year 1912 Is assessed.