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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02
ARIZONA ALUMNI
HOLD BANQUET
Organization of Graduates Of
University at Tucson Re
new Old Enthusiasts Over
Festive Board.

Tucson. Aril lime TIN on
Pueblo cluD, no, Alunni Associa ION
Ct Arizona University gathered about
the l,stal board last night 10 IonoV
old ties OF friendship formed IN the
never 10 De- tuigo zen college DAYS,
hos" happy il'c'ing hours that ara
20 rcplo,c win ulc,sant rccollections
again were ll'ds"s taken tu the Alma
NatCr ana once JIain wa each son
proud Ia his al"siance 10 The foster
lag mother iroH whom NJ had drawn
the learning thar today helps him IN
his climb up HE pathway of life that
leads on to success and honor Thy
occasion was fhD annual banquet aud
meeting cot the asuoCiation
For some timu past arransements
have bees under way for the banquet
OF last night They were moi CON.
plctod without consulting Dr. \ a
Nildc a. f0 his convenience. for hD
vas Ju be- the guest Of honor aud b.-
remarks we're 20 be- the chief feature
oi the speaking
The Arizona University hanaUe,
Was ~ % attended he details wuu
prrirc3 and fho occasion in ever, Wap
wa hishly successful!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02

co,,, ,o.,oa from ,he.r t,.Ious t,ur.
mo-,
A., ca,,i. has rccely.J 4. i,.,,,r r.ou,
n - ,,uIson' state s.,no var1,n nj,
,,,, In, s,atlug i,,, .,.ioc no
l,w. -, ,L,, s,ntc yam, ,,.,,,is my
-, s,i,.na,, on, of ths. .,,tn q, ",.
c,,nr. a., animals frop.. o,rcr s,o,c.
md atis Sow III ,a,s.t a. ,,,u
49, ,,, ,,,,L n cotll .... .',..,,..,nI 40
.v.,, ~. ,,,,,i,, ,xchsr,. Id ,,, .,,'.u =,
II, ,,s. !, could me- ,i.Ia..i NJ, aovi,
M, .,,yn IN, anal t.I. .,,,,,', h,,t
IN, ,il c.nunt hc .,ni,r,1 ,,til
s,u,. ,t,,.. hiring trs ...r,t. ,f Ia,
n,r, ,nI r.h,uary
@, er,,e;s Comusre.,,e.,
rho ,,,,.nccmor, ,,,'"-'ns al
=, r,,,ciscn p.rocb..t .,,,,l ,,.,ra
hci1 i~s, ,i.b, In l,-.i.. ian ana
a,,c,dod lao lafye oYtf.ns, ,,a,v
,,.,,I' s,.n,,ng In ,., a,,.',.,,...,' am,
o,, 4, ,ho s,roet vain, rhanrc
Il, arI ro,,,,, n, IN, hail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02

ily, hut ! tel them of my good friend,
your Vegetable Compound, and that
There win hr no backache and bearing
down pains for them ii they will take
Il rs have. am scarcely ever with
ont Il iu the house,
81 viii say also that think there il
no better medicine 10 bc found for
young girls to build them up and make
them strong and well. NV eldest
daughter has taken Lydia T. Pink.
hams Vegetable compound for pain.
full periodsaud regularity, and il has
always helped her
IL am Away ready and willing u
speak "A good word for the Lydia L..
pinkham's RrmrHi.- tell every one
l meet that ! oV uy health aud hap
piness 10 these wonderful medicines"
Mrs. j. &. JonN~os. ~cuttyillc, Mich.
RED. 2.
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native root, and
herbs contains no narcotics or harm.
nj drugs, and to-ddy holds ~, record
Tor the largest number OF aetna Cures
OF female Diseases.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02
DAVID ALLISON NEW
CITY MARSHAL
Texas Plainsman Succeeds Roy
Woofter to Enforce Ros-
wells Laws; Old.Timer Not
Afraid of Any Man Living

Roswell, y NJ, June g. since tho
death Of Roy Wooitpt David Allison
AZ Midland. Texas. has been appoint.
cd Chio of police and City marshal
~" needs no introduction 10 ;hc Old
timers OF The city. especially the COW
mon. Who All NOV and respect the
gone Dos iu Nest Texas 10 keep IA,
peace of thai section
he Nas sheriff and TAX collector
~ Midland county. Tex. tor over ten
wears The boys know him to be au
upright. straight officer. not radical.
rank 90 700 quick To iudgc but the
Kind that always tuoWs ne Is right
before he attacks. then goes ahead
aud Let tue other fellow look out ior
consequences
VI Allison has been here since last
December having come here with his
wife 10 spend the winter ON las'
lpril be- went on as special officer
under the direction OF MAYOR Veal
This fact was known to none OF the
cit, lGrco. and ne has been quietly
working on the bootleggcrs ct The
CITY unil b. iS thought he has cyI.
N'N'' 'UbllE' 10 IiNI 'NtiA hI' on inc
bunch ou of business pretty quick
NJ tlll-nu b. pleasant gentle
man 'u meet 1ut has a CLEAN IN In
eye thar does not DetokCn good 10 q
fellow that might 20 against him
Whom his word Is authority
! & Hamilton has Just received e
valuable addition tu his herd uf daiil
,at'l" potns F'u Lad, . Jersey calf
Iruu the lahcholm herd owned by
Ven NmoH u' VI vernon. O, l. the
now addition Tho cali has a s'r1rg
Hrdigrrc. ~" dam. Eta lcOliH, ba
o. t"-t record of Neutecn pound az
hirlron ounces he sire is tho ia
moths More Fern lad. which leads IN,
Iakeholm hoH III, sire Is "a WlI
brother ol So Ncr Much More VIVA
40 three wears old made tvcut,i1ul
.uuuds aud iuuI ounces of butte, ~
seven daNs
Ma AmcS. Who uocently purci ascd
. lirm in M, B udo tract has uua
u the finest stuca farms in ohio. the
l.1kcholm herd 3 snown all over the
country ana has made some VERY 20
uarkablc records IN tests az state
Iilrs throughout .h, eastern aud Mid
ole western states
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02

for "a funeral, " going along oonscry
a,ivcly ana sanciy
Nothing can disturb the oquaulmitV
Of champ CLARK not even tho IInr.
mon publicity hcaduuartcrs establish
ed under his nose. nor thu dramatic
ruah at Wilson into public favor. nor
the possible rc.ontrauco of BRYAN in.
to tho presidential race Tho speaker
Us busy making ncW friends aud con.
ciliAting Old enemies Ne IL more, re-.
.ponslhle for ihc present harmony
10 Democratic ranks Ia the house than
anyone else. II ls absurd 60 think
he does not see reward ia Wow for
his efforts
~tin champ clark Is not losing q
BIT OF sleep listening for the buz1ing
of the presidential bee. lie IL as
calm. cool. collected and poiscful as
his fret lieutenant. oscar ". Under
wood, who steers thc house through
tn mazos ot legislation rs chairman
uf tn" ways and means committee.
Not even the sinister nguro ~ Bailey
IN The senate, who s sure o. dominate
thu rcactiunary Influence IN drmoc-
racy. con disturb him senator Bal
ley. II i safe 90 say does not look
with favor upon TIA, clark prosidcn-
tlul aspirations Nut m,r,ly a cusc
81 personal an,ipathy or OF profess
SionM jealousy. but of motive FAR
dc'p"r viii bring TIA, Bailey antag-
ontsn 60 clark ot tho proper moment
and IN tho proper setting
The sprtk'r says IN oIcct that De-
i- going Go stand OF fall hy the rrc-
ord mad. Dy The present house ~
rcpr' ,utu,iV,s In this respect ne
BIS believed Co have IN advantage over
Governor wilson n is admitted that
IN" Legislative problem put through
tho Sew Jersey Legislature, hy Tho
governor Was an extremely ambitions
on". rejecting great credit on Mr.
wilson The New Jersey Legislature
bus adjourned, however. aud much
has been dome thor, has been for
gotten outsld" Of IN, state. Mr.
Ciark's friend ngWo that the eyes
81 Tho country ur, nov conferred ON
tn democratic house. and that. IL
the nous" performs as Mr. clark
WISHES and hope. h win perform Ne
viii b" 90 au excellent position 80
command 90 majority Of votes IA The
'lf fNl''ff fAf|' 'llI .''IiiN f.FitN f.ilNffNll
Whilc speaker clark may not have
the undivided support of the demo-
cratic Wlmhcrs uf tn, house. u is
today au admitted Fac tllt There
I- hrtt,r feeling ON the democratic
sid a.. tho house than ~ any time
sine, tho rules ngnt in IA, list con
Eros- ~ that 'iuo Mr. Clork. then
m'uorit, loader madr NJ srcr,i of
h'- h.ti,r feeling against Erpr'eruta-
tIN, Tizg, aid ana tho tN nty-tWp
mou Who voted against clark on ~.
comm Nt,n pg committees 81 that
time the minority header told Fiiz.
-,rtd that ho would hat, uo m"r'
.I bH slack Jaw ~ l- mo-, learn
go tllt moro than q year later. 80 %
democratic cuucus. MIR clark io"N
occasion 10 apologize tu Fitzgerald
tor tF. u.r of that LANGUAGE. TIL
apology Nas 10 uccordan,, NIth Nj
tlprks determination 80 WaiAtriu
harmony boz hts own ranks. and 20 had
th, ,ncrt 90 healing IN. old wounds.
Sow Mr clark VS. iust sitting tight
waiting Tor TIA. mrcrutic house To-
,ompl't" u l. gislaiiyc program, which
win provide him with a platform ou
which ~, can stand as cHrdidit,
:or ia, presidential nomination
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02

5.oa7 la 1900. gain of LAOS, OF 20
Ma 1890. aud uvr,ae, of sp5. or 30 zee
90 acres. lNon in lain aud H5s In
1900 "a gain oG 500, oi TOO To 10
acres. 1t.io9 in 1870. sud $50 m
1900. AN increase oI ~ $40, ut lt5 to
iFp acres t2t2 n 1910 and 100 lao
1900. 80 increase ui G.G03. ~ 500 ="
gpa acres. 500 IA 1910, ana SOS ~
1909 q gain uf 1885, and - 1000
acres and over. 5Ge ~ 1910, ald 800
ia 1900. tu Increase Of "a
or the Who'll" number of farms.
those Of ~ acres aud under formed
81 prr .,ui 900 l'l" and ~ per cent
boo 1900. ,ho-, of 20 I? acres, p"r
cent tu 1910 and Is per cont IN 1900;
thus,. Of 5U-39 acres , PEI cent iu 1910
and Per cent iu 1890; those OF 100
~ acres. - per cent In 1910 and
lee per cent len 1900: those of l'5-
i9p scros. "a per cont ia 1910 and
6 per cont iu 1900. those 90 boo-9f'
a.r,s. pcr cont lon both 1870 nnd
1900. and those of 900 acres ana
over. per cent IA 1910 aud per
cent in 1900.
tn, expenditures for labor in 1910
reached 10, sum OF tl.6i 900. as
compared with Sl,s5l,ooo IN 1900. an
Increase ~ s. .G6p.u0o. cor - per cont
The expenditure GOV fertilizers
amounted in 1910 tu $4,000. while IN
1900 v Was $1,000, an increase OF
| SCI. poo. ur zoe per cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02
MONSTER INCREASE
IN FARM VALUES
SHOWN IN NEW
MEXICO
Census Figures Indicate 400
Per Cent Advance With 90
Per Cent of Homes Free
From All Indebtedness,
OVER ONE HUNDRED
MILLION DOLLARS TOTAL


Washington. 4. c.. june Cen
.ue Director DuHtud issued today IT,
FIRST official statement from tn" con.
$40. ourrJu relative tp the agricultur1I
statistics oi tho territory Of New MrN
i.o. collected At the thirteenth doc'u-
uInl United states census. Aprl o..
1910
% ls based on preliminary conn.
puratiNp summary submitted g. ll,
director by pr Lc Grand pnW,r..
chict stati-lioan of the division oi
agriculture ia the bureau % census.
This summary Shove for both tur
census Of 1910 ANA that Of 1900. thl
reported total value uf farm band,
buildings. and implements aud ma-
chlucrl total acreage; improved
acreage. bNcrug. acres per farm.
attrtg, value per acre uf farm l5ui
and buildings, average value per 1Dr,
OF farm land alone. aud tn ugrro.
gate. expenditure for labor ana forts.
lilcr- u also distributes the total
number of farms according L. color
of farmer. specified character ~ ton.
urc. whether held FREQ or mortgag, i
by owners. and by certain acreage
groups
Attention Is called 20 the tact that
thu hgurcs are subject to revision
nt,r. as e. numbrr Of farms Whose
returns AZ, Incomplete vii 0c inClud-
cd IN the nual tables. Those add-
tons niu not. IN an prohabii$v mod
fy any of TN, amounts pr rates cone
tanned iu Ia, proscn, statement
Tn. census cot agriculture WAS taken
primarily for tho purpose of obtaining
an u,curai, inventory uf an class'' ~
farm operations during the scar end
od December 81. 1908. and q sinte-
Wont Of This number and Nalu, Of
domestic animals ia citi.s aud Villages
on April ~. 1910.
statements relative 10 icrcag, and
yield ~ crops and the domestic ani-
mails uf Sew M,xIco win hr issued by
Director Duraud as soon as tho tab
uloii1u of 'hls data hcs been com
pl st,d
Il IS pointed out in Ga, statement
TODAY that tho principal rates Of In
crease iu New Mexico ~ 1910, ~
against 1900. among the items for
which percentage ar, gINrn in thu
first section OF Oh. summary aI,. Ia
tho total expenditure FOR fertilizers,
zoe per cent IN tho total value of an
farm land alone. iGp per cent; iu th,
total valu, of farm land ana build
iups t33 p,r cent. loo Ia, total of i'm
proved farm r.r..p, 3iN per cent.
bob tho total value of farm building
alone, .b" per cent. iu the total value
o' 1880 arm implements and macbiu-
.r' .,n per cent. ion the whole mum
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02

tt,rtg. Icr,s per farm % per cent
TJ. -taumcut Shove IN dctni hat
tine uumprr uf farms reported ln 1910
was 35.u32. as compared with l2.3tl
u l'oU. aud increase of s2,7si, OF
u. per cent.
inru, Na,ucs.
Th, total value OF farm hand ANA
buildings was given in 1919 rs til,-
. $4,000. ~ against f2O.NSa.oOO IN
l,ou. nn increase Of S90,5il, 900, or
'g3 per cent
Ih. total value of all frame build
alou, Was reported ia 1910 a. ssS,-
ig6.00O re- compared With SiG32A,-
600 in 1900. a gain pf tHl.l12.ooo. oi
D 500 per cont
The total ynlu, Of an fram bui,d-
iuss alone vas given IN 1910 as $t1.-
E3i.Uuu. ae against s.. 5S1. o0O iu 1900.
an mcroas, of tr.3sg,ooo or 263 pr
cent
In lpin the Valu, ~ the farm laud
aluu, constituted - per cent ot tn
total value of land and buildings as
compared with - per cont loo 1890
TIA, reported value of farm impi,
mrnts and machinery was &i.iol.
600 IN 1910. us against fil'2,0OO IN
1900, gain 81 t..eie,o0o or 800 per
. cent
/ rhe total acreage reported iu l9io
was ll.125.Uou acres. as compared
with a.l3l.0Qp in 1900. a gain of g.
O9i,uV0 acres, or ia per cent.
The improved acrcagr VAs returned
loo 1910 us amoUuiius Go ts4,poD
acres. us against 391. 600 iu 1900 iu
1900. an Increase of t135.0Uo acres,
az 3iS per cont.
IN, improved acreage formed 10
pcr cent of the total acreage iu lHlo
ana por cent IN 1900.
IN, average acres pet ,liW report
sd m l9lu R1s 500. aa against ~
IN 1900. q decrease OF e, acres OF 20
per cent
Tho ay,raE" value pUr aero Of farm
land ana buildings ia 1910 .s stated
,s tPpa, is against tint u 1900,
rls, uf s5.NG. or ~ per cent
TN" average vaiI, por acre uf
farm land alone IN 1919 was reported
a. tN.,G while IN 1901 il Was $3.50.
the amount of gain being $3.50, ur 1aH
por cent
pf on, whole number. G.,u3.. of
farm. reported m 1910 thor. V,rr
a&.INu. cor 20 per cent, operated by
white farmers, ana l,N5-, or b rDr
. cent log u.lru aud other uuuNu.t.
Farmers, as compared with total of
1891 bon 1900 ot which io.s9g. ur Ns
! scr cont wen, conducted h whit.
. @rmrr. and Las, cor I. gov cent
, Dos negro and other nouNhit, Iu. inc
cr.l.. loo IA, total number ul farms
,o' Nhi. farmers during a., decade
amounted Co. 2g.2N,, and m tI. uum.
h.r of farms ~ negro ana other mons
whit. farmers 80 i3i.
TN. tutH, number of Hrme .p,'J'-
cl 100 1910 oN owner. ynrf rHr.r1.
and owners end t.pout .,wpr0siug
tho "tI' OWNERS GLASS. $500. o., tGS.
as compared with ln.6ti loo 1900. an
luor,dr ui 90. uh'.
tn, total number p' .TWs con-
.duet.a I'm l,l0 r, cash uaut. shan.
|t.uant. and ,I-u Iud h1. '.nauts,
,pmure.ur uD .aU tenant. .itss,
vw 1868. t. 1-Hlust LAST 100 1900. 1u
,ucrra-, uf l''
IN, turG numD.r o. arw .p.Ht,f
by mau3g,r- lu 1880 Has #'t. DBL. ..u'-
parod with t,5 boo 1000. 3D. ur.r.Hs at
lG1
IN. total number .i nrH rated
b., ih, 'dIl owners cla-s ..n r't-
,I "H per cent ul ur whole uYwptH
of farms iu 1870 and 80 per cent .u
1000. tlps. operated %. Oh. aI t.u-
art class, g. p,l cent loo 1870 tud =
r,r cent u 1900. ana thu-. conduct
,g by managers. / l.r cent I'm 1910
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02
SANTA FE MISSION
BECOMES PARISH
Church of Holy Faith Raised
TO Higher Dignity by Epis.
copal Bishop J. M. Kendrick
Capital City Notes.

Santa H., y NJ. Juu, ~,
m''tinr oi tho congregation of tha
Church ol fh' Vol, Faith lna. night
luart.d an epoch iu th. church his
Tor, for a. % the pisuu. a. Rp' d.
VI kcud,ick head of 'hr Episcopal
church In New -.DAco. erected lhC
mission iato a parish
WIhoul uthc. delay me election
-. q senior ana Junior Ward,n and
NcslrymVu took placs Those elected
were as follows Senior warden. IN
V : HnrrOuu iuuior warden. Bgou.
son VI CWtils yestry men Major a
J Pnlon 4 6 Wilson, ~ "a burmdu.
) G. Cartwright aud FIauk NEWMAN.
The election of those oiic"rs was
practically unanimous. IN era oi
prosperity rs anticipated Tor th" u"r
parish which now has - beautiful
church on East Palace avenue. e com.
PORTABLE rector unl ,pnrious grounds
sil rounding IL The present church
wna built over a quart,r OF ~ century
ai,o. Man prominent Santa foan'
hI" m"nib,gs at ia, congrr cation
While sun mission the church toOb
an active part In church work IN Sau.
"a re, and the largc attendance az
Easter Sunda, soNlccs This year
when u very attractive musical pro.
gram Was rendered. atrcstcd the
atfength ~ the ETscopaliaus Ia tins
dly
n,tor, this church WA built the
congregation attended services Ia q
-uuctW" thar was on Nashiugton
aycnu,.
Fratcrral Societies Associate
Oac OF the biggest aniurs that hag
ever tuhcn place IN the associated fro.
ternll sociciics at New Mexico. o. 90
hc hrld In the court house li>lc -
az Santa Fr. when the Fratornal IN.
surancc societies OF this rity combine
themselves into what viii De- known
40 the Associated frat.Iual Societies
ol New Mexico. This association will
he composed ol me Modern Woodmeu
OF America Nudm,n of the World
brotherhood of American leOmon. thp
Nllun2a iiispanO Americana Fraiorndl
mon Oi America, and the RoNui
N"ighbois of America. and the Roy al
iiighlanders Other lodges throu-n
ont the territory are making applica
tons fuY membership in this 10 be thr
Associated Ftatornai Societies at NcW
Mexico, ana II Is predicted bI mon
hleh IN lratcrnal circics that before
SIX noaths, this association will have
over TWO hundred hodges enrolled ~
members of this association
Its object shall be 30 unto all -
putahlc fratornal beneficiary socictici
doing business IA NcN MoNico, for
concerted action Ia All matters ~
mutual Interest aud ior mutual pro
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02

lection benefit ana improvement iu
"ll things tending 90 Increase lhcu
-tuWtr p,ruencnoN ANA usefulness
ANA 'ur he prevention uf all THINGS
'hW mpH in.3p th,Ir progress Tho
convention will be- convened a. 40
otIur. Monday morning 10 transact
business. during 'hp dlN ana ~ H
U an mcHuors of rratrrnal socic.io.
unI thcll friends ur invited ,0 tnr
alh TIA" militia, band uti to'
ior 'H, occasion
iln % ssoria'lua le orpaut a ~.
IN. Iiiltatiuu col an utcrua p,upE
cl1r' societies doing hu ines. u SOW
Mexico. for New Mexico aud uofhu.
cls, CO., last and an hc um, unU
has uo connection whatever with 'Ha
M luunl Frat 'fnal CmLr,-s of fh,
Associated Fratornilics oi America
GoN,rno. MIL. Secretary uNa aul
General prichard an, Invited tu ui
dress fhc association.
Game Fish Tor New Mexico
1hr I : Fishcr0c- Car 80. q. N.u
M word ia gold "Dcparm,lf .l
Commerce aud Labor sir,rcWu
across the entire length e. me ear
on ho tracks near he Santa +, d,
pot The ear Nill be- here until Sal.
urad ana has brouah 'u. ip.Uun
tiuUi tor NuW Mexico Th. 'lUgi t,D
nGsth - ~ inches In len 30 auI ar.
for distribution no YHtIuu- ..Isuu.
who have asked f1c ru,,t au.W FOR
hem la char-e ut d., car arr hyo
men experts iu handling Nau. h-h
ANA q cool to pIuHId, WtaI"
lh, cu Is Iuu u'.us one
inside. aud reminds one at cream.
'.y There ai, WW,,uur ui- cans,
.u which 'ho l1ic neH I'o stncllt
IA the swim nad connecting with
these cans are rubber tubes through
which water aud air a., forced Dog an
elaborate pumping system at the rcai
of the car
\ ION eft icr IN lhc lee, chcsr keep.
the water cool aud the attention ol
.hc hsb'r experts night and da'
Keep tho nsh comfortable
The ear started uou Ny0su0 Mo-
whore There h y hatcher. and uuhps
O tour oi New Mexico Arizona and
Colorado
The ht.lc nsh ave ulyu lu suitable
Cunlaincra "a tho various place.
where thorr has been call Tor them
They are not allowed to au alone
however for m expect aoUomppni'a
each shipment The railroads D. Is
. said handle the fish gratis 90 accom-
modptc the government aud ihr pub
he Ouh IN, strongest men can
stand thc strain %, caring Tor 'hc ~
ne fish On route, Tor there lH lttlC
I sleeping 20 bee done nv day or an uignt
| considering the vast number of fist
which have to be- looked after. otEcr
wise thr4 might die.
When hually stopping point !.
reached. and The Ash are dispatcho,
10 their destination, few OF the cy
prris iry To- catch up their lost stun
I BETS
Wants New Mexico Quail
Game and Fish Warden r T. Gsbl,
/ has received word from George Wei
ster ina, the ellis bruusA, into Ne,
J Mexico and placed ON the lrracc
ranch are dolns nicely and have be
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02
OWES
HER
HEALTH
To Lydia +. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound

Scottvillr. Mich" want t. tell
you how much good Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02

\ e 80 | a 81, Com
pound and Sanatiye
Wash have done me.
| hyr on a farm and
have worked very
hard | am forty
five years old and
am the mother Of
thirteen children
Many people think
II strange that ! am
not broken dow ~
with hard work and
The ear, of nv fam
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02

Esg boxes , dog size - cents
eaeh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02

average acres per farm, % per cent
tn. -taumout Shove ~ dctail that
the hummer uf farms reported ln 1910
was 5000. as compared with l2.3tl
u l,ou. aud increase of s2.5si. or
IT,. Dor cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-02
Wants New Mexico Quail

Game and Fish Warden r T. Gable
has received word from George Web.
ster INA, the elhs bfuueh, into New
Mexico and placed ON the rrracca
ranch are doins nicely and have be.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETI
TION,

Charter Amendment Changing the
Method of Assessment of Property
for Street improvements, Provid-
ing for Creation Of Street ASSESS
ment Districts and Notice Thereof,
Providing for Hearings Before AS
sessments Are Made, and Providing
that the Cost Of Street Improve
ments Shall Be Assessed Against
Each Lot in Proportion to the
Benefits Thereto by Reason Of Such
Improvements. and providing that
The Council May Make Street I'm
provements by Contract or by Pur-
chasing Materials and Hiring La
Dor. Vote YES or NO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETI-
TON. -.

Charter Amendment Exempting Bonds
from Taxation and Providing
Amount Of Bonds Issued Shall Not
Be Included in Computing the Au-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03

Charter Amendment Authorizing the
Common Council to Provide Sinking
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-03

PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETI
TION.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-05-25
HOMESTEADERS LIKE
CROP CONDITIONS

Pierre, S. D.-The crop situation
over the central part of the state yet
continues to look favorable. While
a good general rain would be appre-
ciated, the local rains which have
come SO far this spring have been
we'll placed and most of the central
and western portions have been fair
ly we'll supplied with moisture. A
few sections west of the Missouri
were visited by cloud-bursts the past
week, and in these the ponds and
water holes are all full and this is
a matter of a great deal of inter-
est where such supply is looked to
for the live stock. Other sections
while securing sufficient rains to put
their crops growing in good shape
are yet hoping for something heav-
Ter in the way Of precipitation to
give the desired supply of stored
water. But taken generally the sit
uation is very satisfactory up to this
date, and small grain is doing fine
ly while corn planting is about fin
ished. There is nothing at all dis
couraging in the outlook, and with
the general seasonable rains for May
and June the crop situation should
be good for this part of the state.