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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
WALL STREET. TRADING.

New Nork. Nav . Trading was
active M tho opening of the stock
market today first quotations IN moss
of The active stocks being abont on
a level with Yesterdays CLOSING.
Delaware ana Hudson rose | g.
Western Maryland one and American
cotton oil 81
Canadian Pacific lost point Nc.
tive stocks ran on uac ionally. bui
there was partial recovery later
when the coal siocEs moved ~
strongly Ontario ana Western rosr
| 81, ehigh NallcN l2 ana Rock
Island preferred . 10
heavy zone developed IN he lat.
ter part OF he morning and prices fell
bach from I've point which they
reached YESTERDAY
The weakened position oi The mar
ket seemed To he due tu extensive
profit taking
Prices m,ldcl sioelg n tho lpte
afternoon but the leading ISSUES COM
unuci 90 rulo N,li b,l,o Yesterday
CLOSE. Thr muSrt closed stoady.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
Ir1-tot u.,l

Boston. Ma> q The wool market
ba. JlAu l,pscd into quiotncss. sales
b,ug for ito most pant la small lots
uf s.uu ed woods
Values are steady st what holders
regard as bottom usurcs Fleece
woods show 10 improvement on"
mat..r ohio settling GO 2aisc with
Michigan Slightly lower rair
mount of tcrritor, lis moving ia orie.
inal p,k~ W - To- rs cents. Clpht-
ing territory secured sells at 80 OF
as ip hno and i5c Tor nne mediums
llddrrs are all IN the west interviews
ing dock masters fnr ih, nrN ciip
and hnypg IL reported very active.
with prices RISING Ia Itth where 49,
cents WAS quoted last week sh"arers
are asking II cents Pulled wool.
remain dull and rather weak
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
CITY COUNCIL ENDS
AGREEMENT WITH
CONTRACTORS ON
THE SEWER
City Will Continue Construc
ton on System With Money
on Hand, About $4,000
Due From Concern.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
rOLLARS LEFT FOR WORK

Tho oHt cuuucil at is regular
nicotine uH night decided 10 tntc
over the Woia OF compl.,ing the
$500 900 sewer system The contrac,
'ut Wbicn nBd been ~ 90 Glass n
lishcI nho uu account of noaVs
losros. al cug. sustained ia thr WORK
We're unable tu complete the task as
called for nt their contract
The VOL viii Dee Guishcd nndcf w
supervision ut Cit Engineer janice
y Gladdiu1 and VIII be- under the
direct management uf Supervising
Engineer liator Machinery will be
put In tu pp,lalc that puri at the sya.
tenn which s already finished. aud
Tho rcmaiudpI nf fhc uud after hat
Is ended viii be- used 30 complete The
system as Originally prof rctcd
The city has ON hand something
likc S2i,0uo available Tor thiS work
which viii b" applied rs u credit on
IN" sum owed Tho city by Glass A
Fisher. amounting 90 so 1000. leaving
u balance due the city by the con.
tractors uf Approximately $40 uoo
II is understood mar IN contract.
ors ATE responsible ior all The work
that has been com llotcd by them. and
viii he held liable for any defects IN
construction IN the work that hhs
been done
The expense ol pgupius anl main.
lcnancc of The sewer after the sys.
TEN Is completed b. estimated ~ h..
tween sinno aud 81 600 wear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
JAPANESE ABANDON AN
ATTEMPT FOR THE POLE
Their Poat Hcturns With Hcpor,
That The, Could Not Penetrate lee
Packs \iong southern End oI
sphere.

NNdns Australia. MAY IN,
Japancsr have Abandoned their effort
~ reach TIE south pole. Their snip
the kainUu MaIu. has arrived here
ana h"i commander reports he was un-
ahlr To- penetrate the Ice pack along
the coast of Ni,turialand
several Other expedition ar, al
rrady IA search pf the s"uth pole and
thr Japanps' rNpedition iS the first
I" give up thr trial Thr English
navy j. ospetidllA anxious &C. win the
honors for thr npding of the south
'rn polo, since ADMIRAL priry won
the distinction Tor the navy of the
United states. Nothing has hccu
heard from any other expedition ana
thu Japan"so commander did not
sight thc othV vessels ON hi> long
Journey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
FORAKER IS SUED
FOR AUTO SMASH
U. S. Marshal Made Defendant
in Suit for $4,000 on Ale.
CATION That His Machine
Hit w. P. Yarbrough.

sun was filed IA the second judicial
dislrici court this morning by W y
iarbIough against nitedStatcs Mar.
shall G VI Foraker. asking slloo
damage and charging that on Sept
~ last. the latter driving an auto.
mobile "cOllid"d aud ran iptn Var,
brough while he was UavCllug ON
Central avenue IN This city. ana threw
him 10 the ground, causing several ~.
jurics Paintif alleges hat he has
been permanently Injured ana disiig.
urcd and rendered incapable Of mah-
Ing ~ liNIng a a result of the mar
shall excessive negligence and
dangerous driving The complain,
declares that defendant JAILED To give
warning hN gong bcil ol any means
whatever II r. Cornell is attorney
ior the plaintin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
WHEAT GOES Up On
REPORT THAT MAY
IS IN DEMAND
Slightly Unfavorable Weather
Conditions Also Aided in
Sending Prices Up But Adj
vance Was Not Remarkable
~, t,rning Ucrnid \. -. i.casrd Wirc,

ADMIN. ,,.,,, /, ,, w,
T,,',''' ,,.., .>..,.,'.,,,.,,,''..' ~,
saldint an apparent intention Z" run
up N. price ol May wheat here
caused AN advance today in new
go. ,,,.,. n,o,.t, ho loo ,,o,.1
''p
sn'all compa 90 WIN 'ne JUMP oi th'
cuir'hl moh'h. ne Ia',"i oll''oh
was hld up more man two cents a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
CAT HOL|C PUPILS
WILL REPRESENTED
WITH HANDSOME
BANNER
Patriotic Instructor Edward
Johnson on Behalf of Grand
Army. Will Tender Them
Them Pretty U S. Flag
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
WILL BE RENDERED

lu hn, vith GA, policy of patriotic
.du.aUau that bias boon pursued ht
tus Grand Army ur tho Hcpublr for
I.uH time tHt local post uf that or
sanitation Nlu m the imm,diut, iu.
iur' present 81 handsome flag to- tho
children nI tu, immaculate Dpup,p-
ion boot The eNuot date u' the
rrotoutatiou exercises hns not t.t
n'on Used, bot 90 Wu by ON, da,
usNt Ntok
Tho lpdios "f the parish are to has,
70 mtoiiup n few DAYS 10 arraug,
the details 80 the presentation AND To-
iuruulit. program whirh viii bo
iutorosting ann inspiring Tho flag
VIII b." presented by Patriotic In
siructor Edward Johnson on uchalt
81 the Grand Army. and viii hr ac-
.'ptcd hi EoS Father Mnndaitu fut
th" schu"l \ number OF spocohes
VIII be- mad" ANA patriotic musical
program VIII alSp ho rendered hy the
children. Patriotism and loyalty T."
the Tag viii be- The keynote OF the
ecyhsion aud win characterize all OF
"a" numbers On the program
tn" plan oi presenting FLAGS To- the
various sohoois of the country is one
that has met with enthusiastic re-
-ponSo aud approval throughout tn,
United states. and has don" much To
'ducat. th" children IN history and
100 inspire iu Thorn spirit of loyalty
and deviation Go thu nag "f their
country Thc Woncns Corps. an
nuNiliar, of the a. 4 ~ 20 member
np 100 which oulS blood relatives OF
Veterans are ciielhle. has done u large
part ne this educational work. aud 1t
taS Through tho local Won"n's Corps
that the initiative Was taken Ia pre-
.rntiur the tag tp the Immaculate
Conception Sghool
Father Mnndnlari b. heartily IN sym
pnthN With the movement to instill pa
triptic education ~ the children uf
the country. and Is warm ia his *.
preston of appreciation of tn, pur-
poscs of the presentation. The ever
.isos next week win 90 of specially
interesting character and VIII no
duuIr draw ont large aud apprcci-
.i>. audience. The presentation VIII
f' bold ln the auditorium of the I'm.
uaruiatr Conception school
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
VETERAN OF PLAINS
DIES IN NEBRASKA
VI. u. liopcwciI Was Three T,m..>
Lieutenant GoNcrnor of state aud
iriahtcd over Oii santa Ic Trail
IN Earl, naN-.


l'h"nhh, NtHr. May M Il
lope%'h, tnr', times lieutenant gov,
crnor of Nebraska, died ~ his nom,
here carly tuo1s from pneumonia
complicated WITH heart trouble Mr.
Hop"well "ue born in Indiana MHrct
-. 1Si5. I'm 1860 ne was an OK
driver in government freight iralr
ARRIVING supple. by wagon from For
LcnvcnWorth Kansas, 10 Fort lar
tmi", WV % lSTe. hc with. ". Il
White. N,rt'd rHn Ilurtonlan. one OF
the first newspapers IN northwest See
hraska IT, 1851. elected irutondu'
governor Iu lp6c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
ELFEGO BACA SAYS
PEACE NOT LIKELY
IN MEXICO
albuquerque Lawyer Visits
Madcro's Camp and Talks
With Rebels About Outcome
Of Negotiations for Reforms


H'' Lli'go liaCd returned y,.
'''a' evening nom woch's ,ia' boz
.'' 'H1p W Nadtius iBsurl"cio
army u'H luHtol Mexico Mr. Bac1
NftIIu. u' Nh1i hc onF"t we'd while
II.t' 5000
I' DIS N'l lulu.'ul mat anything
"Il come ,. lIt u'nding puac" no
-uiidiInut Ih' PROVISIONAL govern
m'ni col which Francisco J. MadorO
Dr. ihr Nruo N's grave doubts az the
sinc'rltt OF lhu Das gov rnmcni In
80 liug uu IuI-'ic' under the pr"
tens" ot r'~'uUiuI p'acc ~ the ro-
publtt Do. Wa.Jul concessions 10 The
pa 'tI PAM iu tIc revolt u -ecns
Thar S'nor Cu1'ldl 'hr llial peace
envoy. s nos tmp'" 'rd io rntcr inio
any negotiations but simply io learn
Tho demands oi Nad"ro ani his fol.
lowers SO tnT De- wa, report thcm
io Diaz and 'hr Mexican congress.
which H. now IN session. for their con.
siderati0h Since the demands ~
MadctO az such as would Introduce
reforms not dcsiIed hy the Dial Az.
soluilsm ANA which it accepted,
would result 10 the complete over
throw a. nia2 ana his part, ut federal
of'icoholdcrs IL door no. seem pos.
siblc ihar Nadero viii D., listened tu.
Another hing II Is nuN appa.
'nt 10 SPITE OF the strict censor shin of
III news dispatches that tho revolt
has spread throughout the entire re-.
public such being the case. " b.
not to uy believed that she govern.
mont Dos ~ elrVcnth-hOur repentance
can calm he inilamod minds OF ~"
popUlacc. A for the insurre"iu
leaders. Francisco Madoro. his two
brothers. Gusiavo aud Raonc. AMI
Ahram ANA Santiago Gnn1al b. they
will a,,pI arcrdc To an, terms =
peace save those that viii cncctually
give Mexico u democratic ioim OF
government and d away with the
countloss abuses al the present sys.
ten They are men Of the highest ~.
tclligcnco honorable ana determined
to fight until he liberation ut Mexico
II attained
Tn" subsidized Mexican press ana
q good many American new spapers.
nave called the insurrectos handiis
and outlaws IN this connection u
l. very interesting tn note the con.
lrasi between The behaviour Of thes,
allied bandits and outlaws TO.
wards visitors a. their CAMPS To that
of federal officer and soldiers in and
around their pos,s The nSmrcctos
treat every on With every kindness
and courtesy while the polones viii
lail Vou Tor - hours and keep you
'lneonin rnic'rio tur not tipping vonr
nat iD one of Them In addition IL
they suspec. Won ~ rehel svmpathics.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
Kansas dity ii,csiock

Kansas city. May Cattle Re
'cipts 1000. market steady native
steers sa.o0mG.i0. southern steers
81 "a 500; southern cows and hcif
ers. s3.25m l.75: native COWS ana hcif
crs s3.oom5.so. stockors aud feed
crs, si.151 $50; hulls. sio00 ; 90,
calves. N.oom .'0i western steers
W. ~ :. 90" western COWS, S3.. n
= 90.
Hogs Receipts u GOO, market
~ Toe higher hnlk nf sales ~ - "
o 40; heavy, s5,,1U 5,sa. packers sn1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
Mondcn oppo-c. rr,- III, Biu.

Under bcmuprntI, ttrin loss of
moro ttn eight million dollars w,r,
sustained Dos IA. livestock Interests oi
The United states. declared Hepr"Son.
tttlto Mundcn 81 wyoming tndaS
when tho house resumed cousldrra-
nun oi TIA, free list bin.
Ho vigorously opposed tho meas
urrs As offering oppottuuit, for q
principle industries az his state.
Ar Mond"ll chHrg.d tn Demo
Gratis with using EDO, Canadian rcci-
pr"ciN BIN which passed ,h. house
and upv iu tho ~,uata n. wedge
ter ths resumption OF comp. tc IRE,
trade
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
TEACHERS CHOSEN
At MEETING Of
SCHOOL BOARD
But Few Change Are An.
nounced in Present Corps OF
Instructors IN City Schools
Some Are Not Yet Assigned.

The election % .,J..... for the
ensuing year ana hpfoaling Of The ~.
90" OF Snporint,uleu ~'rrilng were
me most inportau' mH.rr- 10 clnin
ih' attention oi H. school bound ~
i's regular mcctiu. as ugnt
The present corp OF teachers re-
mains intact wi'h nW .rN exceptions.
The rcsignations o Ns,o- blanche
Perkins and Eli1aHrth 1,ltcr of the
First Ward school. W. Edna Writ
and Miss Edith VIII U The Third
Ward school, and Nis Ella Hodgson
OF III" Fourth Wad school mere ac.
copted and Miss Mac McMiIlin. j.
J.. Maytock. RuH itnac, Dolores
Huning anu MinuD iol1man were
elected To MI thu vacancies thus ere.
at"d The assignuDu o' these teach.
ors TO the various schools which they
viii teach VIII tai. Elac, later Miss
Lillian sylvester wac ,lcctcd TO the
chair OF drawing aud p,nmanship and
Miss Miriam Man, was also elected
aud VIII be given au assignmcnt tor
special work later
The following tur list OF the
teachers as elected with the schools
iu which they haty ben assigned
Wellington u S'uling. supcrin.
tondeni
High School
John Milne. principal Nancy Hew.
l'i assistant PRINCIPAL Mary rIartig,
Blanche Dix, Mabel Tracy LYDIA
lhcreauN, Ella l.aiiar Sallie King
William Damson. teachers. Caroline
strong supervisor music
First WARD School.
7 !. Butts. principal beatrice
Sleight Adah vaughu Julia Robert.
son, Wlnifrcd IillyaIi Susie VI GRAY.
teachers.
Second Ward School.
u G Taylor principal Anna cd.
lard Elsie MacGlogor. VIDA pnney
Le'tie Watson. L.llio Keepers. laA
Cooper Cora Odiarl teachers
Third War; School
!. ' CLARK. principal. Gertrude
Taken. Cora Allen Gertrude Kelley
Audrey Schach. Mamie Crocl. Ida
Elder Mata Tway ora y Hammond
teachers
Fourth Ward sohooi.
i. X McCoilun Nrincipal Mary
Anderson. Margarsi Keloher. Eugenia
keleher, Adele Goss. Fleota Bixler
Mildred Fox. Elizabeth &. WILEY
Edyih Evcritt, Myulc Plant Minnie
Diehl, teachers
The report of Superintendent Srcrl
ing deai, eXhaus'ively with the ro
suits ~ his observations ON his re-
cent trip OF investigation to Donvc.
and made interesting comparisons lI
the school .ysteris ~ thai city and
this II showed thorough study 1i
III" subject with which 81 dealt. and
was in every wat q scholarly aud IN
tcrcsting rapor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02

Nhlc1go. MHy 9 WHOM = july
- l-Sc. sept, - 3-Nc. Closing ne-
urcs were firm with July 81 l-Sci 4
net gain of l--Nc.
corn July, sac sept, 10 81 N
i3 as Tho close was nrm with Ju-
"a ~ sac an advance 81 "a over
hst night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OPEN
SESSIONS IN DENVER
Nonhan~ \uNiliar, Ia Modern Mood.
'i"n Engaged In Close Gontc~,
over Ollie at supreme Drncir 81
the Nation

Denver May .. rho HuyM \1ph-
hors of America th, women anNiI-
mry of the Modern Nondmou, Opened
their annual national convention here
today The election oi ofur,r- f rN-
psetcd a. produce Is close contest nc-
tween Mrs Lima NJ collins present
supseme oracle ana candidate for Pc
election and Mrs. MIRA 49, Eurigbt
of Kansas civ, Kan
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
tl,,,pro ii,,et,.l,

Chi,ago MAJ 'uttt li',"ipts
1000. market steady. hrctcs. s.. onm
c.ti. ToNas -tc"rs. - sna 5.io. west
otu steers. 81 SUu 80. sto,kcgs ana
feeders Sto0ff $40. cows and hcif-
orS. sai0H calves. Si0om $40.
sheep Receipts i.ouo. marked
steady native, sa.""" i.'n, western,
sS.aSptGo vonlings. 50 ioa 40.
untitc lambs si1iu Glot western
lambs, Gaft6.2t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02

New YORK. MAY % Nmalrauatc,
go IT
sugar ~ 1T, bid
Atcliisun. l1g Is.
Great Northern preferred, l25ls.
Sow YORK central. TO- l-N
Northornracific, l25 l-N.
licading ljs ~
southern Pacific. ll6
tuiou Pacific. rs 3-N.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
FORMER ALeuoUERoUe BOY
KILLED MEL PASO

Word was received here MS after
noon thm Waller McElyain ~ yeats
old, who iormcrl, lived herewith ms
parents on Soulh l}road Say. had been
killed In NJ pasO Doe an electric wire
No details Rcro given
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
New work NtcenIs,

NcN york MaN standard cop
per qul't' spot SLIGO" 20. July.
f1l.G5nll75.
Lead quiet Sii UHt5N
Bar silver. i8is
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02

butchers, t5nSns, bes, hight ,sS5m
Sou
sheep i,rc"irts o.oun market -
To- " conts higher uuttons 'a.'Dfl
SO. lambs. Sf15q,t.po. led wcih
ors and Vearunga s9t5at.oo, ted
WESTERN owes. S3luft
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02

Take Ian ALIVE BROMO QUINN.
Tablets brnsgIsis refund money "
u ia'l- 10 cure. T. W GROVES sig
nature is pn ench boa 2.c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
~. Louis Nn,,

- Luuis MaN 2.- Wool unrhang-
ID; territory ANA western mediums.
- lie: fine mediums, i3>lao. me.
MIC.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
No. Alfalfa, St2.5o per ton.
e. W. FEE.

II you want G stylish horse anC
buggy, see W. l., Trimhi" ia y enc
1t Phone M
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
SENATE CONSIDERING
RECIPROCITY MEASURE
Between New and Max ~ tpisp
Hrnnch WIZ Discuss agreement
\iicr Which Dair II Vim H. Re.
ported tIUm House


senate c"mmittva ou uHlur" today
d "cidcd 60 d"yHt ih, tim, between
npN and satu day May 49, Go hear
lnes W, ihr Canadian reciprocity
hII itiim'diat's after that date II
ls expected ,hat tho biU win b. re-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02

Chicago Grain.

-, Louis, MAY 2-Spoltcr firm.
s5.ao.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02

NOt WILL ENJOY EVERY NE\t
u ia" broad and cnkcs como fr"m
our bakery You viii not only like
the tnstc, bat You win be assured
that every mutscl you eat realty BIZ
~ gpol us u tastrs W. use nothing
but the pur,st ~ materials IN our
cooking
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
Second Ward School.
Third War; School

!. ' CLARK. principal. Gertrude
Taken. Cora Allen Gertrude Kelley
Audrey Schach, Mamie Crocl. Ida
Elder Mata Tway ora T. Hammond
teachers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02

John Milne, principal Nancy Hcw.
ne, assistant PRINCIPAL Mary lIartig,
Blanche Dix, Mabel Tracy Lydia
lhcreauN Ella iailar Sallie King.
William Damson. teachers. Caroline
Strong supervisor music
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-02
First Ward School.

+ | Butts. principal Beairice
Sleight Adah Vaughu Julia Robert.
'on. Winifrcd iIlllyaIi Susie VI GRAY,
.ough.r.
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Albert Fendig & co.
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Telephone ordvrs Gwen rrorr, a.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-25

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Arizona republican., 1911-12-04
Clerk Superior Court

One of the best. if not the best, qualified men in MaricOpa county for Clerk of the Superior court is MT. Earl S. Curtis.
 His several years experience as as sistant clerk of the present District court of AIaricopa county has given him d valuable knowledge of the duties of this office, as he has prac- ticalIy had entire charge of its af- fairs for the last few years.
 His ability to fill the office of Clerk of the Superior court is recog- nized by the lawyers of the county, democrats and republicans. who have practically all had business with him. and they are working for his election. No better evidence of his efficiency could be given than the support of the attorneys.
 The clerks office should be a self supporting one and with such d cap able man as MT. Curtis in charge of it there is no question but that it will be. No matter how good a man his opponent may be personally his Hack of training in this particular line of work makes him unfitted to give the taxpayers and others having business to transact in the clerks office the service. at the least expense to the county. that MT Curtis can.
 Let us elect the best man regardless of political utilization.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-04
Claude Q. Jones

One of the most important offices in the state and one that should be in charge of a comeptent man with pro- ,ressive up-tO-date ideas is the office of state superintendent of public in- struction: such d man is Claude D. Jones. republican candidate for the position and present principal of the high school in Phoenix.
 Mr Jones is young man possessed rot only of the modern educational qualifications which the superinten- ;eat of the public schools of a state should have but with a knowledge of what is required in a business way to keep the schools of the state up to tine high standard of efficiency de- manded by the people of Arizona.
 The importance of the office is such that its affairs can only be ad ministered by a man who is thorough ly conversant with modern educational methods. Such a man is Claude D. Jones, the republican nominee. \ Vote cast for him on December F is a vote cast for good schools for Ari- zona-a vote in the interests of gen. erations of AriZonans yet to come.