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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-04
PANTAGES

There will be one big laugh
during the act of the "Spook Min
strels" this week at Pantages. 1t
is a comedy novelty of the most
unusual type.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-04
FEMININE FASHIONS AND
FANCIES

Fancy feathers and less plume,
are seen on autumn hats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-04
THE EMPRESS

"The New Chauffeur" is the
star act at the Empress this
week, headed by Don Mason, for
merly of the prince of Pilsen."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-04

The large collar is here to stay
as well as the side frill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-04

BOSTO N Tempted by
popcorn thrown astern, two
whales raced 10 miles with
the steamer Boston from
Nova Scotia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-04

to do anything that he wanted
them to, so great is their trust.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-04
APPLE ICE CREAM.

APPLE ICE CREAM. = Put
two pounds of peeled and sliced
apples in saucepan; add one
cupful of water, a small stick of
cinnamon, one cupfIl of sugar,
and the rind and juice of one
lemon. Cook quickly till soft,
then rub through a sieve and mix
with two cupfuls of cream and
two cupfuls of custard. Freeze,
and serve in dainty small cups
decorated with large seedless raj
|sins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-04
Il WAYS
'TCCOCK
APPLES

APPLE-SAUCE CAKE. = This
cake keeps fresh longer than any
other, except fruit cake. 1t is put
together like common stirred
cake, made rather stiff. The APP
pie sauce is used to moisten it, in
stead of milk or water. and adds
greatly to the flavor and keeping
qualities. The ingredients are
two cupfuls of flour, one tea
spoonful of soda, one egg, butter
size of walnut, spices to taste, one
cupful of sugar and one cupful of
smooth apple sauce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-04

FRIED APPLE CHARLOTTE.
Soak four slices of stale bread
in water and when soft press very
dry. Add to bread three apples
pared and cut in small dice, one
half cup of sugar, dash of nut
meg, and pinch of salt. Beat
two eggs, whites and yolks sep
arately, add and mix all we'll; fry
a spoonful at a time in hot lard.
Sprinkle lightly with sugar.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
SANTA FE OFFICIAL
HELPS FARMERS
BY new METHODS
William J. Black, Passenger
Traffic Manager Has Put
Demonstrators of Agricul-
ture Into the Fields With
Advanced Ideas.

William j Black. passenger traffic
manager ut the santa ~ railroad, n
O sponslHlr for the adoption Of a new
Iuiit 10 that railroad which VIII uH
l.snHI|. u .ucr the interest. ut th 's~
uNuu. armng OF ranch mud an o.
NUrr Uuu- the lines ui The sfst'm.
Th. urr .uncl consists of employ nF
high .Uilrd experts 10 sssist the
farmers Dum, and, taken boo c"n"",-
tom with the numerous other meth
,uu, employed hy the railroad io brne'
nt uueu at the sod along ia hn'~.
Twin 900 Time. make farming land '''
IN, santa b., the most valuable in th'
tuuHtfH
Mr W,un has one chief hobay ana
tnnt b.. uus aud fhrmins IT, ~
continual on the lookout for "HN'
and mrau. whereby he con assist th"
lat 2 uu lu. theory that the mo h".
i5dr ui urusurritN is IN the sull ana
has latest .I..v. originated but a lev
vtcNr asu. bad. already begun to -'uN
results Thu satisfies uf the de art
mrp, uf Hlr lturc Hho" 'bat farm
INK luud increases n value or the
bat, of us COLLARS per acre when u
us placed 800 uT near % railroad. TINS
ls a.. t.ra., increase th, cuuntri
over aiI .n.s average 10 k"it up, 90 %
-f,'t Nt,ul ur such action ON IN"
part ui On, H lropds a. spoken "f
Nj ft.k. now method ut ass IL
lug the FARMERS tp farm vs. simplicity
it.clf 600 r,., officials Of the ""ui-
iuu I'Hrius 90. title ot demonstth''
ors 90 agriculture, visit the ditfer'nt
iacMlrs sections on tn" santa re-.
r.Jttn. suggestions for and fiVing IN
strucuou BOO Intensive cultivation "i
sui a. certain places along the Inc
u.ut uf ground are being pat under
Uriutatiuu. the company turnish,nF
en- seed while Oh. farmers. under he
direction of the now Officers, plant
a1d ruit.vii, % 1.surding 60 tho most
advanced iaras ul scientific soil ,hl-
turr
'"he new experts do not cont'n"
'H'msrlyr cnurrh a. land immut-
Ht,lr nn 90, santa ZEE. hut travel -
Ioatvaniii' INLAND away from the
r0rd pud work with al those Who
u'I r1' ON the SANTA ~ for means ut
transporting their produce a. market.
iIc idcn oaB been accepted Win
iuN.r an along tho line and 80 ak.
lone are the farmer 60 receive as-
eis'urcc that tho exports have be 90
n"rcllrd 90 make regular appoint
urlts in tho difirrrnt districts iH
Crdcr to properly attend 90 the de-
nHuds made ON them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
N NI.MNNs nI.Ntrs-

Had the Journal Democrat gone
intp the present campuigu huu,su,
openly and ON purely descent and r,.
spectacle campaign. AMI hnv, uadrr-
taken 90 defeat II - Bur.um 1r.au,p
81, was honestly ana conscientious,
opposed 90 him and believed MA, Do
was Tor co., good oi tho m,n state
that BE- should h, defeated. BE- msn,
have had tt lciy chon., Geo yskc
q ught
uW when the journal. Democrat
went into the campaign urH. uu re-
Tight tu get 60. mun,'. attract sub.
sorio"rs 10, lts outpuurius of .Wuc,.
zion ana abuse ugaIu,t ans man ur
any part, n severed th, hast inns
that connected IL with d,-,uc, 1na
honesty u then b,cam, am opon
blacSm1ilIng raR-n rtWI uuusoat-
ing. ,irriun oiled yellow sheet an
organ willing {" GO to an, lengths. 10
utter any Ibci 81 asshood that mlght
serve j's ends. II is nov % paper
without honor. Without standing In
either party ana with the men % mas
aauscd the most IN both tho great
PARTIES. the strongest men ln ih, u,s
state today
tn" Democratic ticket fpr M, state
has not Vet been pat up. uut when IL
ne U.s. IL viii Doubtless Doc hud.sf bv
tho Yer, mcu that the iournal.p,n,1.
crat has abused iu IN, Democratic
part. Nnd uat pap,r corrupt ruin
Gus. ra,cuuus aad S!on,. Nul stand
out before thr ncW stat, 49, % buent
on The fsir pdmr of ,itn,r party who
may pr $50 unfortunate as 90 receive
what support n ma, have to otter.
IRRESPECTIVE" of politics. rae, or
color @ man a. man ana men are
prcti, much alike lu polite. th.. ia
particularly rur and The Journal
Democrat %, falsrhuDd l!brl aud sltu-
der can mot convince the grouf mass
Of the people that 'hr leading ntrn r
both PARTIES who have anderson ts
uilitcation aud a,u,, FOR wears are
al corrupt all rnsrals ana ala u.-
desirable citizens Tho Journal. Bou..
Graf has taken ponitiou that BY ubsY.
iuicit untcnall' n haf lied o. uI.
people.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
BEACH REFUSED TO
HAVE 'BARRIER,'
IN PH0T0PLAYS
Author OF Intensely Interest.
ing Drama. Here October z,
Turned Down Big Conces-
sions From Moving Picture
Companies.

craig Lipplurott. ihc Philadelphia
publisher according to the Leading
nerve spcolnlists of America. commit
ted suicide CO.. % result uf Witnessing
"a realistic trraodN upon the stage.
THIS be- hut another demonstration
Of thu fact which az tn world now
recognizes. that there are three dis
tiHct degrees OF impression received
hS the stage development ct 1t story
or event
II b. an axiom OF ps, loiogy that
th' spukcn word las more fore, than
IN" written word The drama bites
deeper INT" co., mumor,. end the suh-
conscious sell than the printed page.
NuoH fhc spoken v.rd b. aeCumpan-
ted Dos the seusuuU~ appeal or action,
bV thu gii;tor and glram ~ lights. and
nuiwark,d u' ma" presence uf an aud
i,ncg. muAi uf whom az, known 90
tho sensitive nniookc-. th- suggestive
fore" BE- Increased to the highest
power
The knowledge Of this fact prompt
ed Rex Beach. the author of "Thc
barrier CO. refuse generous offer
.ot nhry thousands OF dollars for the
moving picture rights ol hts story.
I'll" harrior,' stating ~ mis- refusal
that tn puhlir az America ehpuld not
witness any halt-WsA measures In a
theme 80 tensci, tcoming with the
liic OF "th' last vest"
Therefore there viii Dee no pre-.
scntation ~ The Bayriet" p moving
picture cumpluics for ,,ars 20 come.
ana the sam" managerial astutcness
ana Rightly "i purpose which refused
90 PLUCK this COSY muueN from the
Eoisnd COMPANY. BE- diligently behind
the PLAY. p" thar every performance
Ut 9Th" Barrier h. given with r. IN
ioclncss ui purpose that has placed
u boz M" forefront 90 tn su,grsse, OF
the diN
The plup VIII appear here Ia the
Ellis thrater October
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
TRUE STORIES OF
HEROIC GIRLS At
THE SWITCHBOARD
"On Telephone Duty Book
Just Issued BY American
Telephone and Telegraph
Company is a Thriller.

Although DC WON'T .. 900. ut the
''siN best scllpfs uf in. .r1.1u be-.
cause % is bciug circulated fr,, con
Telephone Dur. handsome little
book ius, issued b., thr American rel-
.cphon' sud Telegraph .umHu, VIII
probably be- read With 1. much OF
more interest aud Dos srrurr uum
bet ot people than uut uf ih, best
novels - the Year .pu Telephone
pur Be- book umt t,il. mNu, true
Stories 90. thr lnt"liIs.uU, fud h,ruitm
of the sir ut th, switchboard ~
every person Who uses a telephone
knows. tn. beat tciephou, .,I,i., 1r-
mnndr human iuicllig,u., ut the
switchboard The trlcuhuu, operator
b. tr,uu"nt, called druu Goo a,t 300
nm cuvrg u,, The situation fi,lu,ut-
Is calls for rpulncss and COURAGE.
rises arise which can tor self r,u-
hnrU auh initiative ~ IA, part Of the
operator. occasions whom prnml, uud
Intelligent u.i 'n is demanded "Du
Telephone DutN' cites number of
thrillins instances Of great human in-
forest in when tclepnuu, OPERATOR.
ui OF Them girls aud women. have
saved 100, and pr1p'rt, by tHkiup the
iuitiatit, and 10y irtciiigunt bggrrs-
N'c action T' hvSflph,nu, tho book
De- perfect and the Illustrations ure
splendid rhc Mbuuu,r0u, Evening
Iltwld acknowledges ,upy 90 the
book with thnnks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

herein referred 10. that VI u had not
been for certain important political
rvcnis nov Transporting in New McNicn
aud IN which ! take no interest, there
would haze been e number OF dele.
gates here from Sew MoSiru ,u stand
az ana defend New McNlco our
friends in New Mexico had misuudrr-
stood the call anu sent proxies hero.
1nd " they could have been used
then every dclrgatc appointed ht The
guN"rnut uf New Mexico would have
been represented and therefore I ask
you not 60 believe that because I am
lonely here ~ above stated. that the
people In N,W Mexico are Indifferent
10 The tru" principles involved iu this
matter Won viii lind iu New McN
leo No doubt thu question Nv ldcd. lust
as you hayr found u here but Il ~
not yo ouc-sidcd ~ IT IT, made 10 ap.
peat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
nc Jsli, aan

one up siffrd Foay; scdHf kdN fed.
sfooa,ai ssE. Pere1 fc0sbo0sfah n e
Balfsg Pamdss; grated yfnd 81 .
lemon cggl bcdfes hglf; tar ssgar /.
= caf not mift; gi8ls 81 jshlri fot..
de'ed sHg,fy.
Beat the sugar into the eggs; add the
lemon find, then the -four. siitrd three
timcs With the salt aud hakink powder.
and lastly. the milk. Ba.r ia q hu,
tered dripping pan, turn out on damp
cloth, trim Of the crisp edges. spread
with Jelly and tu.n over aud over into
q roll while still warm. Dredgc the top
With powdered sugar.
Hot milk uscd IN the Jelly roll en-
ahlcs ID tn bo rolled without danger of
cracking Have tie milk scaldiug hot.
also Ice careful to have the eggs and
sug-r beaten together until very light
and Greasy Bake In a moderate oven
Ok e Jelly Roll il illustrated ON PIKE
thirty two ot the new and Handsomely
illustrated 6l-page X c Cooks Book.
which may be secured PEE By sending
the certificate packed IN every 25.ccu,
can of X { Baking Powder 10 the
JAQUKs MrC. Co, Chicago, III.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
UNIVERSAL PEACE
ADVOCATES PASS
THROUGH CITY
Former japanese Minister Of
Japan, Goes West After Al.
tending International Con-
ference in Berlin.

Baron Yoshiro Sakataui. formerly
minister % inanc" OF Japan. aud
well ! 1own advocate Of universal
peace VAS in tho city a short Will"
yesterday on the California limited.
going on Co the brand Canyon on
tour around the world. accompanied
by his secretary, *. uurzaNe,
baron sakntani sp,ass in the mot
commentators terms 90 President
Tat and say. that the Japanese pco-
pi, will rejoice upon his recollection.
rait is liked boy the JJpancsc people.
mo- consider him one of the best
prcsid, uts this country has ever had.
principally on account ~ the impair
tai opinions. good judgment ans fan.
ness. when 800 Japan our president
made decided impression upon the
japanese ana hls attitude npon thr
ATlrrican-Japan question b. particu
larp appreciated bv them.
Baron SakatAni attended an inter.
national peace conference at Bcruc.
switzerland in August and he Says for
publication
e BRING the United states % message
90 peace and Abe kiudcst OF feelings
from the Japs t-c pcopy There are
no war prcR atiunphn Japan ana
sh" is not - .pgv-uuh building up q
large naya aAs' Pm thinks The United
Stutcg .nr m''g % vigorous country GA
vsrth ava papucularly likes your ed.
irrational /tstcms Machinery aud
iron indusVirs ~ all kinds appeal 80
rociaily Go the japanese and IN these
think you excel any nation tn the
world am IN this country now be-
cause : want Co got Information and
ideas Ia regard 60 the three great sub
iects ~ today socialism capitalism
end militarlsm. These three are the
cgttso Ut % great deal OF tn trouble to-
uRy and work hand in hand Emphit-
icaily I am not socialist am par
ticularly impressed ny the develop
mrnt OF the United states and Fipan-
cial conditions seem 10 be much bet.
ter than when ! was here in 1905
Baron Sakatani travelled across ST.
b.ris and through Europe. then cross
ing the Atlantic 90 New YVrk tie rec
ports that hc does not expect any
trouble in Russia a. q result at the
assassination OF tho late premier.
stolypin also he n ~ tn opinion that
The trouble between France and Ger
many IL nov being rapidly settled
The war between Italy and Turkey
viii not involve Japan IN any way.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
wNwt.Il TIIE rus.

VA, the Dem"cra,s may de- IN
a., tonventlon ~ santa fo this
~.sl i certainly no concern OF ours
~ are very Ear from amy inten-
NJ. Is ave the gentlemen composing
~. mtnbership Of that convention
~ .a..ee ~ a. wbat course they
sa,sne. hut frcin purely do
,.ehAl I'D disinieres'ea standpoint
IL s..,s Ia consid'rahle curiosity
!. a. ~ ,he auirrrifi"d iu oonycn-
..a>lsd wlll rec"is, ,he oycr-
,,.,.s Alsh are sure e. be- made 10
go Il, A. little bard % pplili,nl
,.,,,,.. eha. quito b. chance, Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
STANLEY NEWS NOTES.


''Pe'st '"ffeSp"udrnce 10 tbs Herald )
STANLEY, y n. Oct Harvest
Ing OF crops Is about completed IN 10,
ncinit, OF stanley and some of tue
tarmefs are threshinR beans IN,
Yield per acre vary widely. runniua
from goo pounds per acre up
Mrs g. IS Johnson aud little son
OKLA, lelt on tlie 3rd tor Wichita
Kan whore the' expect 10 spend the
winter
Mrs John Wilson left on the 2ith
for her home m Pltisbnfg. Kan
Mrs. X Tolhurst OF Elntwood I'D,
Is visiting her sister Miss Ida W., Ter
of this place
VIM Jester LETT Monday 'av q shot,
visit 10 Liberal Kan
q W Churchill. superintendent O.
The san Lazarus Gold mine. was n
business caller IN STANLEY ON the goth
II q Parsons was over from Gal
lnp the first OF the week looking alter
interests In stanley
G y Persons moved his family IN
from the ranch this week Co be near
the school
Lyman Darnold and family moved
IN from the claim this week 10 be- near
the school during the winter
Mr. and Mrs y VI buchanan. who
have been visiting their daughter
Mrs &. = Ferguson Tor some weeks
started Thursday on their return Ia
their home IN Holden, Mo
Charles Mumford moved his family
into town on the 2sth from the white
Lake neiehhurhood In order Ia be near
the school during the winter They
are occupying the VIII Smith house
School begins In STANLEY on the
iirst Monday In October with Miss
Lille Hammer teaching
Mrs Henry Winans was Moriartl
visitor Wednesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
BARTON NEWS NOTES.

barton. y NJ Oct 2-Mr and
Mrs. Joe Gocns were shopping Ia a.
bnnqsefque the FIRST of the week
W 3 Dlmmick and MIR ELLIS made
flying trip from Albuquerque TO the
valley THURSDAY
A. J. King made a business trip Ia
10 Albuquerque the iirst at The week
Miss Mae Martin, who has been Wis
ting with her sister Mrs Albert
Hughes, returned 10 her home IN OKLA
hOna MONDAY
Mrs Rupert NueenI and Mis- Oar
ran and Dayton narrah went tu Aihu
quelquc Tuesday
The Young people surprised Ross
candle ON his hirihiav Saturday
Those present we're Misses Mae Ma.
dole, Mae Martin. Ethel and Ada nas.
set Ruth Meliabargor Minnie Orr.
Delnh Darrah. Mrs Candle aud Messrs
hiram Williams Ross Candle. Clar.
enfe King lionry, Charles ana Ross
Aadole winthrop Nneent Oscar Ras
set. Donovan Mollabarger
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
EVERYBODY CAN NAVE \
TALKING MACHINE NOW

Welcome news for the approaching
holiday season comes In the announce-
mont that genuine Victor. Victrola,
the King ~ talking machines. may he
had for SIS This wonderful new
machine rs on display at the Learnerd-
I.indemann company. whore u Is Gree
atlnF lots ~ favorable comment,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

The journal penocrat should cheer
nr. Right viii prevail and ,f the
Jvurnai-pcmocrut has an IN, right.
eousnrss stored up iu its varchuu.a
and neither ~ thc great parties haas
an honest man. then cvcntuuu, tho
committeeman w.li make its ugh,
stick nut " the journal DrmnaI. %
rs merely y.llltylng Tor money. II
might as wen pack I,s grip now.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
@ q @ MO HARMFUL MINERALS
-. -. -. PURELY VEGETABLE

SSS the only remedy that be used with perfect safety
of Contagious Blood Poison and with the
that lasting will result There mineral medicines
temporarily the external symptoms OF Contagious
Blood Poison when the left OF The disease
returns in worse FORM and the delicate The stomach and
bowels are usually strong minerals frequently
stomach trouble chronic dyspepsia and mercu Rheumatism
blood poison SSS, made entirely OF
roofs herbs and banks Of recognized curative and tonic
value every particle Of the virus from the circulation and by
enrchng strengthening the blood The disease permanently
hide the symptoms but them
eliminating Home Treatment Book and any med
ca advice free. SSS Is sold Of drug stores.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA, CA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

...
f"uoF ihr h'Wo'i.ir
There hhs '''u some "hh' ''I'
""n."l- -'''n'-n between '"' "'.
publican faction" 100 h''"'llI'' '"u
.'..ia' .lHF .""h'l' .'' 'n' "'''
'rr.u.'- nHN' '''u secuted go ''i ""
"I ''." l'.iH"'..'n' ''' '"h'''"''
Wd hereafter iur li'f'Id 800 in'n I''
a'i'nt"h O" 'n' ''n"Di''" '"N 'O"
th'r 'o's 'nd county iI."'', '. soon
"s 'h' are p'"''d in 'ho n''"
\I '"."I l''pH'ii''h' NII' 7u"p'r'
iI' I"n1'I'''n "'"'i Ih'i' 3. "'
tu-yI'l,5 independent m"'' 100 N'N
M''i'" an" 'i'' '' h"' I".s''''. TOT !"
could n"i summon &" ''r ranks "'N-
ore '"f'n Ih' .'-'''''' r'"-I''''N'
stunt nae ALREADY shown ''n l"'
si'.ng'h. IL d"'f NOT amount '' "n'-
'hinE th' Democrats 'i' welcome u"
o. 10 in'' "'I' "n's ''siW'i''' a.
Tho campaign NiN '' Hh"fl ana
sn"rp' u can last bot ABOUT ih'r'
""'. ana Too N'pu'''''"s 't'''f
nave Hl"r''" 'u 'hEf' A''' """ -F".
i'inn'l. 'Hh'i'Ih'. Ih' N'P"'''""'
"l the state 'n" "i 'o' county "'".'
""rh nara N''i"'' " assured y" '''
''' "'' nat 'h"' D. not iN' p"'h' We
want 70 "'"' Of 'n "''r""''n''nN
victory We want =" make 81 - victory
NOV VIII SNOW we n"''"" th"' Ne"
'''''" b. ''.t""''''h ''''' anu we
N'"' W. p"' NJ" N'N''" '''''''"''''''''
j" '"' "' p""'''n '''"''".
no ''' az th' "''' N'"'i''nf ''uI""''
'''''''''' ~ '""''rn'". " CO." ""'
'"''''''' "''E N"pP'r' q 7"''Sn' "'N''
9" '''n'' sue nor can u ''' 'u'"hn
' may n'i'''''' "''"' Ih' support ''
''' ''''N'"'''''s ''s m''nf h'l''' ''r
''' ''''''""' VINO ~ 80 unfortunate
'' 40 '' '"E"''u "N ''' ''"''''"'''
'''' ~ "p'' " "'''''n'''u 'h'f-
,'N'''' WIZ" we ''P"'''''"' "' NJ"
"'N''' an" ca" 90 "" n''"'
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"'''' '''''''' ''''N p""''' man w "''"
~ "''" Wv "'''''' ''''"''''''N'
70 ''' '''''' '''''''"'""s' ""'" NV
80 '''' ''''''''"' '"' N'''' " o. '"''
SUI" ~ '' "'' TOT '"' Gus" ana '"'
''''' "' ''"" " N""N '''' every
"" '''" ''' D" '''"'''
'" '' '''' ''''' '''''''''' co.."
over 90 can i'nd berth. The hrpup-
Hrah party uu'e not want a. VIII not
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

They viii have 10 do .,tnr great
p"trhwork az Santa Fc a. make the
old Democratic bandwagou hang tp.
scthor fDf another trip agruss Tho
scenic hishway OF politics.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
NEW MEXICO MAN WARMLY OBJECTS
TO CRITICISM AGAINST NATIONAL
ADMINISTRATION BY THE DELEGATES

Hugo Seabeg of Ration at Denver Land Convention Takes
Issue With Certain Gentlemen Who Held Radical
Views Concerning Conserve Of National Resources
United States Speaker Said is Being Built Upon Per.
manent Lines 1t is Still An Infant Nation and Proper
That 1t Shall Be Founded Not For Today or Tomorrow
Few Years Hence But for All Time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

Ito" subtly suggestive is the coiu-
oidrncr that the League should PRO.
srcss TO santa Pc Just u, the prccis,
Tune that the unlcrrincl are unlerr..
fytug
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

The nght from nuw on "a not
among Republicans a. is directed Co.,.
wards the oucmy--uur fueuds tao
Democrats
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

Lame bnck IL one OF the most com
mon forms OF muscular rheumatism
A few applications Of Chamberlain
linlmeni will give relief For sale
By all dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

When ! arose 10 speak" related
HE marlyred statesman. some one
thie" base, coWardly egg nj me
ma Nhai kind Of an egg might
that be- asked AN attentive listener.
base. coWnrdly egg. explained
The states nan. if one that hits Won
lnd then ulr1 81 Paul pioneer.
Press.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

The Republicans stand united. but
whore viii ga, Democrats stande
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02
Jelly Roll Recipe
Only Two Eaas Required

~ Nv. .hiHcf .RehcH IT, mn. Ediko, ~
mc Hosf'R tookiRr .Sh0oi Haga-ipr
THIS jelly Roll Is fast Incoming very
popular ON account Of the way " keeps
fresh. with proper handling Il should
keep fresh q whole week providing t
isn't eaten up in the meantime, tor Il IL
every bit as good as Il looks. "A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-02

no Progressive Republican
league" h progressing In exactly the
direction that everybody knew "a
would.