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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
Young
Mothers

No Young woman, IN the Joy of
coming motherhood. should neglect
to prepare her system for the phys-
zeal ordeal she is 10 undergo. The
health Of both she aud her coming
child depends largely upon the care
she hcstows upon herself during the
waiting months. Mothers Friend
prepares the cxpcctant mother = sys-
tenn for the coming event, aud its use
makes her comfortable during all the
term. II works with and for nature,
aud by gradually expanding all tis-
sues, musclcs aud tcrdons, involved.
aud keeping tlie breasts in good con-
di,iou. btings the woman 10 the crisis
IA splendid phy condition. The
baby too is more apt to be perfect and
strong where the mother Mas thus
prepared herself for nature s suprcmc
Junction No better advice could We
given q young cxpectant mothcfthau
that she use Moth,r's Friend IL rs a
medicine that has proven is value in
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24

aud graphic mauu,r 900 Witch shes
transplant tho Wrst uf ino rroirict %
the NrrN d-uutope uf your humr
lu other word ,t,ry duf $50 ou In'
srcat lUl ranch ut Bliss, peL. l#
nved iu tho hueD urrna ot tnp show.
Nut oniy 81 this fe1tur, chat pea
other Wila west Show las n,'n able
lu produce hW boa doiun o. tHr 700
Hanrh wilh Wtst SHOW hHs been able
to hrug into pias characters th4t
could root hr uhtlinrd from auN other
quarter thgn the turh which H
owned hY Miller brothers, Nho Wltu
Edward Arlnftou ave tnc oWnfrF uf
tho SHOW iu othrr words. uo uthar
rhoW BIAS thp nur enlrD lt uruH
iu orrauiyuH Tho show tni 900,
present sruson the Same policy chat
hns governed This show fute ita n-
crpuon wus enforced Thlt w1s lu
iort from tho hnnerod- 90 COWBOYS
nud gaNaIrls on ihe Fnnch Mo MOST
DNptrt uud thu. ohiniu tho very
Hrrsu 0i thu coubny und cuHrir olc.
mrut uf - iuth Be- Tnn.0 nu h,
ranch have learned how thr elcr.
ton Is annually made and thrN r'h
90 he among tltg nnos selected ~ b
considered ap honor greater that
any othcr lhni could Uo bestowed g.
ns amoRe those who are a.ltrted O.
represent tho ranch with tht show
tho indians who "a other limos wan
dor 0Vtr the plains have gol WIS.,
tn the fact that every sprlng ,here az
umiher uf them ~ b. solocitd 4
rltrfatsuf tas real goods aud thl
spins in tbs neighboraood OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
COUNTY TICKET Of
CHAvES STRONG
Public Spirited Citizens Nomi'
mated to Lead Chaves Coun.
ty Republicans TO Victory
w T. Cowgirl for Senator.

g,ewen y ~. coos Co. Tho no.
pu1ucnns of Chav.g county hpyc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
lOll RANCH SHOW IS
REAL MIDWEST
AGGREGATION
Attraction Here Nov. | Has
Acquired Its Reputation on
Merits; Great Collection OF
Cowboys and Cowgirls.

Tho performance ercu M the sou
Ramon rnl wid west SHOW. which
wll Poe nor, November T. be- ao disc
unaivob different ffom that given
hy mv othcr similar org myatinu
tHHi t cannot D. hRtn,d Hn' sH-
called western estimation thHi boss
fytg before been acru u tniH .Diiou.
% b. ruit wrHrru not only m the
Graphic pnrir9ynia hut thv plltie-
rant urr rsal western cnauotf7 ana
not ~ eastern hlrfh una associations.
Th" have nol acquired thr wcA' rn
unnnrr. huf lfD o. thr mmror born
Fcr m4uN wears thr wid west
shows have boon an important Hr.
TOR Boa ile amusement world nui
nepor untu mo orsapiaation pf ih'
"i01 Nlnrh real Niid WoN show
uaH ihn OPPORTUNITY oitcrod a. a"e
thr wcat Ha % $500 yenrt assn anh Hf
Sc iH 40 prorout Whlie other oNu-
ef of wiIi west exhibitions hneea
t4rir n,flte nu iAnr- haired lnaiVld'
naia anh prt ado-mihiefy tltles ih'
"tHi Ranch Wild west show bna ar.
4uired suceosa seiely On the truthful
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24

inouaInf of oU trihos mingled with
thnsr .,hu viutcred uu th' raufh 100
home. that rho, might la AMONG
pi.a. chosen. Not including thr
chiefs nf thr various tribes ihN ht'
Itn tho show. nsrr 100 uttnMH-
bucks. medicine W'u ana INDIAN chil-
d.u were selected frnm tho most
prominent aud utrrrstins that pre-
.Dut.I th.mspiNDs Nut one "i th"h
hat over before brrn nNnS from 'h'f
HIrIu hom.- aud never before saw
I 81 tsu-rtnrs building when theS re-
/ tum tu th,.r tccpces in thu iall urf
Ivui ua eIpnmcd ns heroes ANA Whni
thrl UII have Go tcu. oNon th"nsh
la np ihs truth. will NOS ho beloved.
81. BE- UW hr beyond the MOST viva
IMAGINATION uf tho indian hmin q"
Whom s,eine alonc b. believing
WHOM one considers that thc ioi
ranch II the largest ranch in the
Norld 1t docs not require o very great
trotoh of imagination 40 realize thAi
tho possibinues 90 organize a peffcct
VITA west SHOW from tho material az
hnnd nro nmucss aud ot SUCH ma
turo rel 90 preclude al thonNhif oi
lnny other organization ohininihF
lthnm The mci that this ranch W no
homo of lnc show ana owned hI
tic same meu as IA Tho show eir'r -
la riur ~ truthiuinoss INA, NONE "i
the other no-eolled Wild west SHOW
cam boast o. u Is only tbr truth
hesc 10 stnto that tho "iul Ranch
Wild west snow ~ ,hc only "ur n'
Western origin aud the onls one mat
has a weston homie Et,ry ulhrr
so-callcd villa west show engage ia
people m the eau and thno Nh'
have hhni.s nave thom cast of Chic
capo This Is why tho 'i0l Huru'
u roai villa west show. 90 discriminate
Il from the countoffoiN usos the
word real Ia ils tile,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
INSIDE IAN,' TO
TURN EVERYTHING
INSIDE OUT
Landolf and Company OF Tai
ented Players to Make Big
Hit in Clever Sparkling
Comedy on Nov. 8 and 8.

VIM Don't lie tu VOW VIE
gone bat NOT forgotten und win
Polly uf thr Circus scheduled for
tomorrow nlEht the thrntcr zacrs ot
NlbuqucrpuD are HOW Su;iclpnilup Win
great pleasure tho lasidv Inn ,
strong farce to %, staged go ihc Elks'
on Nnyrmb,t y ana - under ih, uus-
pieces 90 th, knights of Columbus
Erncsto iAudoln is looAlng aitrr 10,
l'cal arrangements for the produc-
uou. Joe Brcn aud MI lrcu VIII
arrive from Kansas CTS on NnNcm-
h,r Go conduct jhc finni rohrarsuls.
Tho Inside Inn What the people
wlil src this time ls entirely diffrr'nt
frnm she one presented here before.
lld Lmdoin today Joe nrou JUST
k,pt enc old nam. aud thu Old gen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
SCALPERS TABOOEO
BY SANTA FE
War of determination Will BE
Waged Upon Cut Rate Bust.
ness; Proceedings Begun in
Los Angeles to This Effect.

The Nlchiogn. ropcsu amt santa
Fc Railroad company has begun
iig.d Ia the United state circuit
court ~ Los trscc- la put al cut
rate ticNot agencies oui of business
the SOS, blow was aimed al Charles
Jorion and wife and several others
charged with operating q cut rate
ticket agency Tor the purpose ui dis.
posing ut the return tickets of cxcnr.
sinnists travelling under special con.
tracts
The action which H. for restrain.
ing urdr seeks TO cause a permanent
iulun,Ji ION to issue against an tickct
seilyrs oi his kind
John D. lyrnc. assistant passenger
lraiiiC manager 90 the SANTA ~. pro.
pared The ease Oi the .alirnad ais
deposition declines that the agency
10 uu, lion has operated under tho
unmc oi thG American Ticket ihol,crs
association ana the Cut Rate Ticket
agrnc, 1ud several other nance va.
imu.uuns which huys pcen issued
.liu is firm said The deposit ion,
have been FOUND Ineffective. for the
irm involved immediately transferred
| its interests 10 another name. or n
/ some cases had removed from one
citt to another The luss 0ccasinncd
Dos sale of return tickets the road
maintains. VAS utcr Si0On0 annually
The deponrnt claims the business
had arisen fo such proportions that
should no relief he secured ii wonid
bo crrssary Tor tho roads 20 discon.
tinuc the sale of excursion tickets on.
| iirrly
| Tho court issued an order temper
afily restraining The company invoN.
| "a, which was made roturnahlo oct
ohcr. when The defendants will he re-
j quirud 90 appear ana shuw cause why
Io permanent Injunction should not no
/ issued
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
HOWE CIRCUS
PLEASES TWO
BIG CROWDS
Show Was a Good One and De.
served the Big Patronage 1t
Got; Clown Acts Among
the Best Ever Seen Here.

Yesterday Wgs EH. dav TO- Alhu.
mcpu" lloWC's Gfttt London show g
W.tD loo avn, ard Hnat Wus the los
nf tnr mloniic p1pn8'inn
Tho pli1do started from Tho Harol.
1a Show euunds iu DH. mnlninr about
Doe tim' ui he uoruius recess at the
school aud the Youngsters we've CIV.
,u u iauhliging taste or the thinfs to
be- rUr uudor the HIs tcut o. was 90
GOOD parade uud WdE witnessed hy
thousands Uf pcnul. off ZOO axes and
conditions thar iuaI Ih. Sidewalk n
aup % Hu by
Ito shows were given. one In tho
Afternoon ana thc u.l" Jf night Wg
,.u"ds wore urcsgNf H' hlfh perform
Hnc.a. ana great cr'lnsinum WIS dis.
played zee he m1ut high-class acts
ild wcf presented Perhaps the Tea.
turC 90. he show which ELECTED the
most applause wa 'hc Juggling ana
ucruhJfic aCt ot thD lyeuo troupe OF
Japanese prrfurm,s who pulled ur
some oI jhD bUSt Hnfs ever econ in
NbuGuol0np Tho HaJehack Hlune.
tmpclo and all tho other acts that
usuallt go with circus h1WHN or,
"ft' ~ 'ftA"H NI'i| ''H'i WV N'AN I'
coiych lond applnuse from me bic
Crowds
Noi the least NOR .ior.ous of iht
,oatnres. and certainly onc ui th,
most pleasing Ia ihD luic ones wh,
mako mp by far Poo must important
uuf of circus Audience. was th,
fcfic- ol clown acts which turnishc,
,lpnn and wholesome comedy nu,
t"rr the hig crowd Zoo q ruur al me
'lmC they we're going uu
Tho show A. Hu ,NCpllont one an,
rrli Deserved ne good patronage q
received 10 Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24

Nominated th, ipl"vue ticket of
tuur..,ututIt, .itig,u- luds' ~
NsFr.u. prrs'cuuus utntur, . s.
Nuuu, state a'untur " y Cow SIN,
losisnt rv. VIII Robinson " g.. Pa
rid,- %. U Tanner commissioner.
inst precinct O. = Munl, commits
sluuer second precinct A g. Gnrrut
probate Judge. G g. Nisbtt troHsur-
tr. s. q. Ma,,, sheriff - ~ Tump-
Nnf pronat ,l,rk, prtrN Enaua
experimentation Of scuonis. n -.
Crtl,. assessor Fred Muller, survey.
o. GINS W rhnNtor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
WOMAN HONORED BY
LINCOLN COUNTY
Mrs. Wallace Gum Placed
Upon Winning Ticket Of
Lincoln County Republicans

Tho Republicans of Lincoln runniy
have nominated tho foilowlns urkcli
Representative y y Tullv
sheriff Robert Brady
Treasurer br " y Watson
Clerk. " a liarvry
Assessor llourA Cora
Probate Judge. pouun Luccr0.
Suprfintr uisut of schools Mrs
Wallace Guuu.
county comm iseioutrs Ruiunldu
Duran. Gourro " eco, Hud sumupl
WciiQ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
Mothers
Friend

AIT mothers which contains much
valuable information and many sug-
gestious of helpful nature.
BRaDFTELD REGULATOR CO.. Aiissfs. Co
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24

Most dlsiignrine skin crnpuons lcrof
ula. puppies. rashcs etc. are due to
impure blood nurdock Blood Iiiliors
is a CLEANSING blood tonic Makes rou
cicaroyed clcar-braiucd clcarsbin.
ned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24

thousands 81
eases Neither =
Friend sold NJ
drug stores
Write for free
llnDk for nxnnci
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24
ALL AMERICANS J
MAKE BAD BREAK
IN TORRANCE
Native Citizens Insulted By
Democrats and Bushwhak-
ers; Two Democrats Fired
From Ticket.
especial relesra~ 80 U,sh'ss mr,a'a,

Especial aei~ErHm ." EssAisR nrraidi
Willard y ~ Got 90 dos
urrntr effort 81 hrme madc nv 90.
combination pf Democrats 1nd misli-
Wnu,k,f Iu Torrance rnunp O." t"r'
io.t thu iH nov srn'ralb admitted
in hIf, h.u one nf the most ,Frtr-
.uHs political uundet rNor commit
tri I3 same mrn
Aurr uir Democratic cout Uutiun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24

I,rtJ framework Nu Tho songs and
sketches trr new. uil the music N
new With tho ,tst we nave 10 b.
certain tuut W. VII put ON a great
show.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-24

Stops oarachr in two minutes
inoihachc or pain or burn of scald IN
five minutes; hoar~curss, ono hour
mnscleachc Two hours. sore throat
Twelve hOurE ~ rhoml Electric
Oh. monarch over pain
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
uI'pn VI ~ ppIliS NV
GROSS inbt,pi I; Now

$50 Nu4tuu. Man ~ Eupu HUd
r.di.a' upii, ana o,h,r materials
needed Dos tive people of btr.t 500
h' p.rWittpd o." crust th, utrfu.t.u.
al bridges at ~ pnsn usuu toms
from th' secretary OF Var To- tnat .f-
f'.t VIII a" tnrNarl ." Colonel -t..,.t
during 80, duA
Emitted states Consul Edwards at
Iuur.t f.n"rt'd to the Htntc DEPART.
m,n' t.dHs thHI be- had been con,id.
rHiU treated 10y both f,d,ra,s and
iusu1rr,tu. during thc sicg,
ThanNnr President Tan for Dbl.
uru stand against intervention boo
NoNirn a telegram SIGNED Do, M,fhu-
dlst Missionary Butler. proshtt,aipu
MisIuuJr, Nund,rbili ANA naptIsi
Missionary Brewer va Mexico CIN.
was received go tho white housr Co..
da,
Foreigners and natives whom W,
meet throughout The eouutr, are
opuall, grauful concluded the mes,
sag,
~ r'spuus. tu an appeal from
Colonel sleeve" tho Red cross toda,
ordered ave nurses to Juarez for dut,
10 temporal, hospitals established
there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
FOREIGNERS PREPARE 10
DEFEND TtIII; LIVES

M"Niro fit'. Mexico. MaN H.
Members 90 "a. diplomatic corps reese
id"nt IN Mexico cay today met ia the
United STATES embassy upon Invita-
ton of Henry Wilson. the United
states ambassador, tu plan concerted
action Tor the protection of aliens in
the event that tn" situation IN IN"
capital reaches q stag" nceossitating
tn" takiug of measures To- defend
themselves.
Deep gloom p"rNadrs the federal
offices today. ia STRONG contrast Win
the spirit uf huprtun"Ss maintained
throughout the last ten DAYS
MI pc La larra. who fnth"rcd III"
peace negotiations tor the govern
mcnt ana who apparently bas been
most Wnguiuo that they would result
favorahly appeared dclrctc' ami
seemed to have lost hope oi mm"di-
81" peace.
A, ia" National palace the Officials
conv.rscd ia sublucd tones. Nunc
had a word to cay puhlltA regarding
the situation.
In IN" streets the news "i the r"h' ]
victory az Iusrc1 was read and dis
cuss"A undomonstratiNcN ~ympa-
,hizcrs with tine rebellion maintained
u calm exterior
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
i\slEi,iHTO> nom
A.tN ptitTN NGNl<

AHn pricp. M,N. MAY IL Eighty
nsnrroctos, commanded lay col
santiago CamNoroS, th, advance guard
OF Girons force. arrived IN Asuo
fri"ia early today. took possession
ut thu town ana act up a temporary
military government.
Armed guards were stationed in
the streets nud ~ the municipal
building Tho international line was
closed hN IN" rebels who permit only
persons vita passes TO cross The
saulr regulation l. ia fore. on the
American aide sf the line.
col 'Amyrrns crossed To- Douglas
today ana conferred with the rebel
iunia. Rctnrc uiRhl run set of pro-
yisionnl oniclalH viii be- appointed to
take charge ~ IA" customs house.
post office aud othcr dcpar-~Spts Of
govcinlneut.
Every crort VIII De directed To-.
ward restoring normal conditions an.
der i,fcl control.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
itDi,NNI NHMN MARCHING
u \pIDiN ROW mn ~OUTli

Ndth. Mex, May ~ FIJI" federal
army that evacuated .Asua nrlcta
yesterday arrived hr"c last night ~
rs Thought that D"l 40 ''ii' Sc their
nest immr'ilni' objective point
AZ brl sIn The railroad frou can.
nu,1 forks. uAo branch extending To-
Nogal's nnd me other to Nacp. II is
possible TINT tho federal tpic. may
proceed Go Nognlos to keep opon that
important port
" iniH rs thr purpose ot The fed
'eral commander Tho next serious
battle brobahk win take nlar, Al Nn.
gales, which separated from ~
American town onl ny street ode
hundred feet Nlir.
Thrr" ~ also probability that the
fcdcfals are hrstcninp a. assist in
IA, projection 90 H,rmo.illo reported
in grayc danr'r 81 capture hy the
rebels Il Is unlikely. however, that
Tho fedefals Vim Boz permitted 20
reach iIermoslllo Without cnAlging
the numerous bands of rebels seat
tered between Hnrnosilio aud the
border
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
FLOUR AND CoreEs
TAN.N FRO. TRAM
-n,,.iAI ,nIrr- IrnlIdcMc. Ia u, Md

Douglas Ni!s May ~ The Naco.
HI uUu was held A. twice Nostc..
300. tuI td no arrive in A-up Prirt
.utl about $3.50
Romadba. who was uu the
tram uts that 'bo, wog. nr1 hcld
100 NMbal bf band oi CaD!al 81
'orcc ana 90 hi- poin, The, we're onlA
ueld for short time
Upon tn.. arrival ~ fruniorao
.hct Aol, J-aiu stopped Dos Cahrals
maiu .u..p commanded bN Cabtai
himself 1UH command consisted "
$50 men ana Co., vain VAS held Tor
oight 0uIs during which tine the IN
,utycto- tool charge of and unload.
ed can a. iluW ana man, other pro
visions among which WAS q large
pnariit, oi cnfiJ, The llout was con.
signd fn Agua pioia AMI was being
shipped from fhc Arnold Mills. tho
mills 81 tbc Smith,rs company has-
ing alr,ad, lost %, seizure their ou.
,itc supplt The shippers have 10
stand tho loss ui the Hour aud coffee.
M order Wa received ~ Douglas
saturday night from he war depart
nient IN NlShington 20 urn over 10
thc Mexican fed al commander az
aqua piirta tho % federal soldiers
ana officers who were being held al
Douglas
Inc order also included = direction
fo give thoir liberty To- the several
insurtrc'o Officers and men who had
surrendered 10 aud been captured by
iho United States troops while az.
tcmpiin2 to cross into he United
States
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
STONE SAYS INTERVENTION
~ NOW t<<VttSS NEN

Washington MAY = senator
Ston' 81 Missouri who on TUESDAY iu
speech IN ~, senate declared that
IN. United states would intrrstnr ~
Mexico. said to-day at the white hous'
that the victory of the msurrccto~ 20
juarcz and IA" movement of the ed.
oral troops toward IA" interior had
relieved the embarrassment and rr-
moved the immediate" necessity fof liz
t"rVrutl"n Mr.. ~tonr said that As
long as the factions k"pt away fruIr
IN" border thcS should be allowed o..
tight the war out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
Chicago Grain.

Chicago, M MAY ll-tlnsc wheat
July. Nris 50 ii; Sept - a-t1
SNi.c
Corn.-.JuN. % l-Sc. Sept. SO 3.Sc.
Oats.,July, 31-4G333-N. sept
80 -
PORK May. Si7i5. July. si5.92is ~
1875
Lard May sS.i7s Sept, wei
Ribs July '>.05d N.07ia. sept,
sSo0m Soeh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

kannas CITY Ma! ~ Cuttl Re-
c.ipts e.5oo. including 100 suutnorns.
market steady. natiy, steers. Sa..i ~
sis, southern steers, Si.ouf j.f1.
southern COWS and hcifcr~, S3.25 4t
IL, native CONS and heilcrs $500
~ 500. stu,kcrs and feeders. 81 20 1t
t.t5. bulls. $4,000 t.25, calves. Situ
ftG,fj. western steers tl.1J1 5.Ntt
western COWS. S..15d 100.
iluss Receipts 1000: market
STEADY To- strong bulk OF sales, $500
1G.oo. heavy. St.9oW as, packers
aud uutehcrs. S5.eupG.oo; light $3.50
NJ ca o.
sheen Receipts G.oon. market
steady muttuus. S3.501 $50, lambs.
fi.p0H 6.35. fed lrthcrs and YEAR
linss. $4,000 800. tvd Western owes.
S3.iuH i2S.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11

Gen. Wood faab. .o'nrt cal ga, ION
asked hln, Dbl. Ia u.H1pl of The mill.
taiy nnaita .oumU started the re-.
port lnat m DO. uiou intervention
was certain and NHe matter ol tue
VERY near iUf.I.
Goa Woo vas k.l. % WAS mn
dcrstood. huR WeU men u would
'ai. To eolir, U.|co ~ the event
that II bocamU uc. 'rt Tor the Unit.
ID states ~ Intervene. aud he ioplicd
that IN his opinion Do would take
about tn humble n'ioncd
As a matte U ur' Gen Wood. ia
la'ling lnfonHa With some mem.
hcrs when r,.1., H. committee. said
that the pro ..r .r pcaco IA Mexico
was better u U rn' han nj any iin,o
since the American army corps was
srni 10 the H0.dH
That thor ruN brigade ~
troops al an iuUui1, another az Gal
vostoa and ulon- Hr Mexican border
that IN pen,fai fs' strife seems Ia De
dying away J0n he border and
finally that ,h0ueu inr insurrectionarl
conditions iu 'h. INTERIOR of Mexico
are very etat. bD believed shat tho
prospect WI 1r-ht for an early
peace. was the substance oi the state
mont made 70, Gen Wood to ia,
house Commune. oa military affairs
Gen WoOd said fuia, that he ~,
not discuss 'hr possibility a. inter
vcntion but fhu. his whole statomcn
related sololt Poo Dee military con
ditIons of Che american troops in IA,
soui Invest The 1iscusSiou was mo-
IN executive -'s ion and the usua
formal stouoluphi, record was no
made
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-11
A MONSTER FRUIT
CROP ASSURED
J M Hervey of Roswell De.
clares That Ranchers Will
Pay for Their Lands BY the
Yields of a Single Year

So ncu's. promn,u, attorney
N,U N,si,u arrived boo OBJ, ui.
..iorda4 returning Co u,. uom, boo
un>u.l from san Diego. Cpi. whore
nc WAS called ten days ago ou l,eal
Nu-lnoss Mn Hcr,,t states thut
mover has tho trrrtnr, looked lu u
better condition Win rouard Goo ytois
uud prosperity 10 th, past 80 years
Roswell expects 60 produce She
record apple crop this year. ho suid.
$50 man, noW orchards viii bear. and
sIoh au unusual percentage viii bee
r.alil,d from the established or-
.uarlt. that IL viii b, mpossihi, tu
predict the value of thu apple rrop
anoutHtri. hut We expect to sell
5000 900 or s'oo. Uon worth from the
vicinity uf Roswell this year
Tho tracts ct five aud ten acres
bought from thu Hagcrman orchard.
th" higgcs, in the world. viii Aiold
over tiop an acrcg to the new own.
eve THIS is something more than
Aas paid for tn" land last year. aud
the nov owners ate enthusiastic about
them investment Good fruit land is
NtiM N'iffit lff 80 an tfif NJ az
vance in price Is inevitable
Smudgr pots have played thcir
part IN bringing about this big yield.
several times IA" fruit growers have
Chilled out .ho people ui the citN IA tn"
night time Ia light the pots and k"op
tho truit from freezing Tho fruit on
the lower branches. which would hay,
Suffered. WAS saved. II Is probable
tnat the fros; would not have affect
- tho apples higher on the trees q"