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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-23
PANAMA CANAL WILL
BRING new SETTLERS
Estimated that $4,000 Europeans
Will Come to Washington An
nually. Should Go to the + arms

The opening of the Panama cana
will mean an annual increase
81. 900 to the population of the st"ts
or Washington over and above inc
natural increase, which he estimates
at $4,000 per year, was the Statement
made by r. w. Till. supervisor o'
the recent federal census, IN an ad'
dress before the Seattle Real Estate
Association the other day.
Mr.. Hill said thar, Judging from
the increases of population in othei
states during the past ten years, II
is no more than reasonable to pc
lieve that the population of the etale
of Washington will have increased
1.GW coo by 1920.
O.c quarter CT this increase, Mr.
IN said, cou' safely :e attri''tc'l
" The openin IF TIT canal wien
.e believed v,it brlEs 81
nearly 5000 miles nearer the Sound.
During all of the period OF oul
development up to the present, nearly
all of our population has come from
the interior states" said Mr.. Hill
"and it is reasonable TO presume
that, with our rapid development anf
with greater facilities fov travel due
to the canal and greater competition
between steamship companies, the
immigration to this state will be
greatly increased"
Mr.. Hill said that large portion
of the new population likely to come
into the state during the next ten
years would settle on the soil rather
than in the cities.
1--WE want our cities and towns tc
grow" said the speaker, "Bl
CITIES CANNOT GROW AND MAIN
TAIN HEALTHY BUSINESS CON
DITIONS UNLESS THERE Is A
LARGE POPULATION ENGAGED IN
THE PRODUCTIVE PURSUITS ON
THE SOIL IN ADJACENT AMI
TRIBUTARY TERRITORY.
1--WE want the best element OF
European immigration. We want
the best developers of industrial
thrift. These qualities can best be
on the soil.
"In my opinion the growth d
population in Washington and othei
states will far exceed
the expectations of the most san
guine prophets of today"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-23
P1ACYIOAL VETERINARY SU10EO~
DBNTIsT1Y a SPECIAATX.
Office Phone 7O19 Home Phone 1872
xYNpEN, WARRINGTON
We are always at you: service.
PACIFIC STEAM LAUNDRY
uxAs. EHxoLM, Prop'r.

Ce,e Z Tremain are gents Tor u
in LINDEN. Leave You" hindles III
their Barber shop, md your wants
will lie promptly attended TO.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-23
B. B. b B. g. RAILROAD
TIME CARD
,rr.rrroxAx TO LxMDEN

Effective October list, 1911.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-23
Why He Didn't Sheet.

my dear" remarked Mr.. Goodman
as he searched for the lost collar STUD.
II believe you were right when you
said there was a burglar in the house
last night"
"Why do you think so?" she asked.
"Well," he said as he found tine
missing stud by stepping upon 1t with
his stockinged feet, II left good deal
Of money in my pockets when went
to bed and there's none there now
IT'S all your own fault" she re-
piled. you ought to have got up ana
shot the wretch. II you had been
Drawer you wouldn't have lost the
money"
YES" said Goodman mcditativeiy'
but II I'd shot the burglar Ia De =
wtdOwer nOwv'-New York Mall
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-23
Not 1ak;no.

MY son is taking algebra under you
TINS term, is he not?" remarked the
FOND father to the new high school
teacher.
We'll" was the answer, "your son
mas been exposed to algebra, but
doubt II he will take IL"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-23
The Correet Wsv.

Q.-Dear editor, which IL proper
Cert has a new skirt or Gertrude
has new skirtrudef"
Awe regret to say that neither is
correct. Properly stated, 1t would
read, "Gertie has a new skirtie. "-Wo'
mans Home Communion.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-23
THAT BASE BALL GAME AT BLAINE

l
twas On one Sunday morning
The Lyhden Regulars went to p,o;n.
with victory on their shoulders
And With them, too, went came
Inc Jay was bright and SUNNY
Scarce cloud was in the skv.
Ana With determination
They meant to win or die
Bo'h teams had got their practice
They made good showing. TOO:
Ana When the Umpire called. "p,av
ball"
Each player confident grew
linen spoke the mighty Gotchey.
Blalnes captain, as you'll see
eff Lynden wants to know what's
what,
They'll have to talk to me-"
am the one that runs this thing
And Ill run it, too, you'll see
| am the main guy in the ring.
am the big | T."
"What, Lynden have an Umpirep
You Fellows make me tired.
one umpire's all Well have today,
I've got one specially hired"
Inc game commenced, and LINDEN
Hit Gotehy awfully hard.
1t was not long till he got scared,
His reputation marred.
Haegefson, our star right fielder,
Stepped to the plate with ease,
And at once he smashed liner,
For two bases. if you please.
Then 10, he steals his third base,
And as if it wouldn't do,
Before the mighty Gotchey's eyes,
He steals his home base, too.
Then cries out captain Hemmy,
In words that made us shrek.
Get a bed for Mr.. Gotchey,
He's about to go to Sleep"
Twas in the sixth 1t happened,
Blaine was one ahead,
Kenny was on second,
And two We're down, tbs said.
Then Fritzy drove single,
And EIemmy goes to third;
Next Steinie made bingle,
Safe at first without word.
On Steinie's little ebingle,
Captain Kenny dashed for home,
Blaine's first-baseman shot The
horse-hide,
To Mr.. Stevenson.
The catcher reached out for tn
Bill the throw was a trifle wide,
Its struck his NIT and bounded of
And rolled ten feet aside.
You're out at home," the UNI
bire yelled,
Nay Nay, the catcher sighed.
dropped the ball, the man
SAFE"
You're liar" the Umpire cried.
Captain Kenny of course object
led,
And then the row began.
AL Lynden that was there wa
lgame,.
From player down to fan.
The spectators, too, in great DISCUS
At once began to go,
Why such baseball was allowed,
They really did not know.
Inc umpire to MS boss fenlarkeo'
Tbs we'll to compromise.
Let them put an Umpire in,
I think that satisfies"
Never" the mighty Gotchey erie!
In words that were not fit,
fThey shall not have an Umpire,
| will not stand for 1t.
u will not let them have tina
score,
| am going to have my way,
Let Philo and his bunch get sor'
Tis all I've got to say
So thus the game was ended,
And not resumed at all.
Such plavars az Mr. GOtchey
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-23

Effective OCTOBER ISt, A0AA'
nELxIMoKAN TO LxNDEH
1880 A. M. daily except Sunday.
1880 p. M. daily except Sunday.
4:3O p. M. daily.
500 A. NJ. Sunday only.
xYMDEx TO DExLINo1AH
$40 A. M. daily except Sunday.
1905 A. M. daily except Sunday.
5:41 p. M. daily except Sunday.
9:O5 A. M. Sunday only.
6:35 p. NJ. Sunday only.
xYNDEN TO Du3AD
$40 A. M. daily except Sunday.
2:4O p. M. daily except Sunday.
s:O5 A. M. Sunday only.
5:35 p. M. Sunday only.
=. ". xo1IN0. Agent
". =. Do1913S, TSs@c Manager
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1911-11-23
Fh> Daeaian Gulf.

1t IN a known scientific fact that tho
hottest region ON earth ID along the
Persian gulf.
Greatest Inland 9sa.
The greatest inland sea IL the Gas.
plan sea, which II 100 miles long ana
go miles wide.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-08-09

opomenula witt . mich krabici 81.
rex, ktert SC pojednou zanitily
Izp6sobily vSbucb nGdrzky y gaso-
linen. VySIehnuya plameny ye-
lice nebezpecnG pophlily nebolou
pani ma obou rukacb leve noze.
Ma JEDI pokfik sebehli sc sousedi,
kiem ubasili plameny drive, nez
tyto byly 4 TO zpdsobiti skodu yet-
NJ PfiyoJany policcjni lekaf po~
skytl zran6nb PAM prvni pomoc y
Ipak il odkdzal do dalsiho ltteni
domaeiho
Minuly ctvrtek dostnvila 80
do sondni poljcejni sine celd fada
oInazskych nlisfrfi pekafskych,
kaem chteIi bgti pfitomni ylsle.
ehn Y pffpadu sytho kollegy AL.
berta q. SundgreDa . 20. Il Lea.
ycnwotb nl., kter6mu zaloba kla-
dla za vim, ze svt zhkazuiky
2kracuje na yazc prodantho jim
zboN Pon6yadz odbornymi znal.
81 bylo dokdzano, 10 t6mtf veskerd
pccivo ztrdci na vAze samo sebou
vypafoydnim We formt yysychhnf,
policcjni soudce zaloyan6ho spro.
sill obzaloby q bezirestn6 propu.
still jej Da syobodu
- Hans JorRensen, 40letg IVY.
rostek", dostal We ctvrtek dopole.
dne roupy u Il rozjiyenosti rozbil
cihlou yelike vykladni okDo V bo.
liGsktm n doutnikAfsk6m zavod6
George OTooIcbo v Z. 1922 Lea.
yenworth III. Utok na vykladni
skfi6 ncbyl pry AMI Y nejmepsim
obledn yyproyokoy6n. Jorgcnsen
byl zat6en na obzaIobu . ni6eni 81.
ziho majetku.
- Weslie Thomas, hlidat domu
It. 2027 Fanam ul., byl minuly IS.
den jcdnoho odpoledne zasazen H.
wynn eIektrickym drdtem 0 prou.
du znacndho napjeti. IIned potion
Iupadl do stavu bezyedomi Poll.
cejnimu lekafi teprve po jednn
hodinu iryajicim tisili pbdafilo Ne
Thomase vzknsiti u bylo ziisteno,
ze utrptl popaleninu pollzc M ho-
| fejsim rtl % No jcste jen nepatr.
non. Sam potion doscl domfl.
.as5" Hledaji SO diva d6lnici do
grocerniho krdmu Haste Sc II j
G. Kuncla v {. 1902 Garfield St,
aneb telefonujte Douglas 305l, o.
maha, Neb gle =
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-08-09
i~r cesti republicans vol.s pro
J ], iangra IA xelexnioniho komi.
safe pfi primArkaoh dine 10. srpnA

NJ Anna wil~onoYa ueinila
meetu lakayou nahidku thre mu
IolV ytnoyali ssai dam na nuu
glas ul mcai . a ~ III Ieni Isl
ro eeld dlouha lata sle,m iako iel
IVA a neleleean,ueisiph tykfiSe,
nseh mlslnas,i, pedminkon, e.
dam tea bwie pfemenen = mssl
skou dohn,iinneu aemosaiei. me
sie a. b ~ cells leJl iisat husle
plailli slsb meslsnlha nAimu %
aa ssme a. lei "a .ss smr,i arlns
pfe,la me~laks slas.nlet.i u,l
wllsouts, kieFA uahl,lkau sseii
Nslnluls fada ,lohFwllnsa lll
silva, D. ~ sku,eaaa sslkah,ane
Nee sAak mA ssNi hAssk 4 uemals
iak by 80 saad pslAla wlhsanasA
ioma ,am sFuneA Al. mFasns /
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-08-09

js0u TO lidt, ktei1 byli pr posled-
nj stayce omazsk6 ze sIuzeb ldejN
spoIccnosti propnsteni
Pred zdejsim j,lyeniInin sou
dem byI Y pAtck projednhvhn pfi-
pad lGIeitbo itaIsktho dtyfete
Augcliny GilIotleoyt. TAI by se
rdda pfknt strojiIn, chodila do di-
yadeI Il sindykn o neodyadtla do
mh ME 4 pcDez, ktert yydflh. Pro.
Vi tomu byl oySem JET otee q kdya
| j ntkolikr1te byI plDto yyplisul,
milA Angelina So mu scbrala u II
lckla mn ~ do Lincoln. Tam
ysak byla dopadena u pax dopra-
vena zpet do Omaby, kde byla po.
slnyena pred sondce mad Dedospt.
lon mlddcW. Tcnto dial j ma w
branon bud budc otcc poslouchat,
anebo pnjdc do domu Dobrdho
Pastyfc, Ma rozurSslcnon dial j
lbdtu II dDi, ktcrou j bnde sirh.
viii y mairOnou v dctentnim do
me,
- Ma radnici OdcbrAl We IRA.
d0yp6 kIerka t'uraye sobotu do
polcdne p0slcdni akt romanticke
l6sky jejimA hIaynim hrdinou
|bU krajan Frontisck IIoloubek.
|TyH meskh Y Americe asi Giyry 70.
| KY l'osIcdni rok prae0yal na KITE.
rGsi rarGG u Dodge, Nebr. kdyz
81 byI zahospodafil Dtjakf penize,
east t6ebto postal do stare ylaHi
svh milcnce fIorentin6 Mizuroyf i
prosbou, by sem pfijela IN MIN,
poznamcnay, zc Vi j okamzitG We.
zmo Florcntina yskutltu taky V
soboil prijela do Omahy u . nj.
drhzi, kdc na nj lloloubek fekal,
'''"'" y ~ .F$," ''o'o''p"e',
lpro poyoleni k snatku, krcry byl
taky jest6 tehoz dine uzayfcn. An.
gllck6 Gasopisy ku zprhwt te, po.
znamcnAyaji, zc Mizuroyd, ktera
lbyln odena narodni teslY kr0j,
'eaop neJstafslch onaz'
IshSeIl hohln'hhfl MoflH meyer =
" '''' rhri'a'n W bSl lnlnl'ly w.
a'h Po''eeJni'l solldcem crawior'
oelll odSouHen XII wv poknty a zh-
plaeel'i so''ah'ch lltrat pro nellpo-
''er'''u'l Mes'ske ordinance, Jez
lsIannS ,,1iLa@ -, 7 a - "
49,; ~. Lh.,'' o''' 90, I' 80 I" :
lLhh,L@,ai' aloh,,'' l'' r., r." N',' '
a,a,,n y a.I .I,,...'tl 80 " -. -
noodat,o,f ae,% -
49, :, ao,J' I,a...,. l'1N. l.
n5,o oJ,oIhafa
% ~
."' ~" = !" ! a''r'''" Ira''l
- s.l'i, p'"'' r' 20, 1sSe" pr"~p'''''' hlere
'"'" ''','''''' 30 i,aN" ao'''o
- ""'' y'i"''' "o""'' F'SN''o''
p %" 'p''"I''' uo Jeno opofu' '-
'"9"''e 's'5 ''o''' ~ ''"" o''"'''' y
'"' ''p''
| o"', 'o"o' 'yis' T. ! o'''a-
''' "'l'o'"''" p' '''e . ''l"" = T. Nei.
~" ~, = ''''' ~"pa'u sun nra'ri Fi
'','" '"', y" JN' 10 W. 'se p''1S'
''N'''''' '''''"''I'e st.
V nedeli odpoledne konalo
se SellSt sokolske verejnt eyiceni,
na nemz Sc podilcli clenove a ellen.
kynt Tel Jed. Sokol Omaha a Tel.
jed. Sokol fnegner Tyrs ~ So.
tmahS cvieeni, ktere 81 konalo
Ia SokuluynG ma IL IL nj hNio
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-08-09
upososnsni
Vyhoru hfhltavnlho

spolku haslon - eslhssaii nsnl
tAa.is dnhy esNrtsk msslea. na
nalssa druhs nssisle mssles
! kaspaF. al
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-08-09
Il OMAHY.

noiy Amcrickf, chystd III den ~,
Iistopadu 1911 vclikou zhbnyu,
laerh 10 brdc konnli sini l'faii1
Diyish M jiz, ~. vi, Iaediek 0 y.
hodint u ystlipn6 ~ eenln q do
brou hudbu, ndlozitt obenrstyeni
D sfdctnb pobayeni poAarhno
Tabor Bohemia, Z. 2Dt5, H.
N. A., usIDfddd sbytIy yyrotni
pies sob0tii, dne ~. zdif 1911, Y
SokoIoyut. til@ potadajiei yybor
zahdjil jK ptedbfzn6 pr6ce. Vstnp.
no jest mike, pouze 25e, u nepo.
ebybujeme, ~ tcint pfdfeld II pu.
zniyei loboio snnaiy|ho u oblibo.
nfbo Tdbora bojnfm pottu DO
zhbayy II sc dostayf
Ninulou neicIi r1no odejeli
pp. has, Y, kuurJ u V i, knncl
No Pittsburgh, Po.. 80 zhstnpci 10
nfrodnibo sjezdn feznikd, kiergz
zabdjcn byl yecro odp0ledpe, DO.
lBfni pdDoyf DnysliW pbiIadol.
phi, New York, CoDey Island,
Washington, SioRora Falls n
Buffalo, M eesif zdrzi ~ Dsi II
dBi
Vlci na ID. plici. Dne T.
srpna asi o .. hodind yeferni byl
jihS tesky mladik napaden asi' 10
ggrostky, ktefi 40 nah yrhIi jako
smefka hl0doygeb vlkh, samo.
zfcjmo, ~ mladi pduoyf II mnai
bFti die syf foti Il die sy6ho elio-
ydDi mrayDt zccla zkazeni, Dcb
jim nikdy pebylo poskyinuto nj.
jake nanccni Je to mlAdez yttai.
non eesk6 yhicbni sdfadnfni
jsou zbabtIci, Kdyby JIM neby.
u, tak by No TAX lntDt a Y tako-
VEN poflu nebyli yrhli IN jedpo.
bo q mDohem mensiho hocha. -s-
MozDo, ~ 50 itchto nhkolik fhdek
dosi0ne do rpkou nfklergph rodi.
~, kteT jK poznaji, h. 40 we In
i(kd jejich synu Bnde 10 pro NJ
bolesint, ale spolu ! yaroynf, My.
slim, ~ onazskh pOllcie mdlu by
IN hodpy kus pracc a ze by bylo
dobfc, kdyby SO mladici oni do.
stall na DGjak0u dobn do basy,
kde by SO schladili. Jmena iich
nejsoil nam ybccbna zulma. Byl
mezi mini / suroyec, kteremn ami
pest neslaGila. Nejak}m ostrym
n6strojem zptlsobil nebohimu no.
ebu asi pdl eoule hlubokm rdnu.
MnohS etcnAf nebude nad y6d6,
ii, kdo tito zdarni syndfkovt jsou,
M0hu jim TO fici Json 10 III ne.
zycdenci, kicn sedaji kolcm Co
mcnius hkoly, pill piyo Z plccbo-
y9ch gallonoygch nddob n hraii v
kosiky o pepizc. Doufdm, ze pro
dobro ncjen onfch bez mravi Wy.
ros'lych mladikh, ale / celf osady
otcove ncb JIM administrator do.
tyGnych ncydzancd poifdi 81 di
kladnt dutky anebo pofadnou
knuiu, by je pozdtii ncmnsil feka.
Il silnS konopnf proya2.
Hprayodaj.
Spolek ~. Jana Ncpomu.
ektho, I ~, n q II. j., nspofadh
v nedeli. due 4, zafi 1911, skyelou
zdbayu sini liratfi nigis1 na jiz.
~, al Poneyadl Ia bude velmi
pelnh 4ibaya Aonsedskd, iak9mi
ostatne byvaji ysechny spoken
Tim pofadan6 lhbagy, doufime, ae
lItasi budc ncjhoineisi Zatatek
a ystupne iako obyykle
tVr cesti republicans yolle pro
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-08-09

T. zPRAvY sPoLKovt. +
1. 1. 4. 4. 1. + r. 1. + i. 4. 1. 4. 1. r i.
Tel. Jed. Sokol Omaha.
Schiize We stfedu dne .. srpna v
3 hodin veccr v Sokolovn6. 20
Karel Spalek, tai.
sbor Boleslava, 3. go, jed.
Pravidclna scbtzc odbyvati se
bude ned6li, dne l3. srpna 1911,
a bude zahajena jiz o jedne ho-
dine odpoledne. Dostavte sc v
plnem po6ti. 2.2
Vinci Cermak, pfddsedkyne.
Frantiska Capek, tajemniee.
Sestry cd fddu Dobromila .jsou
zaddny, by Sc dostayily do schnze
pristi nedeli iednt hodint odpo.
ledni, talk ably SO mohla odhyii
schnzc drive, ncz zapoGne yereint
uyad6ni 6lcnh Zap, ccs, Rratrske
Jcdnoty.
Mil Burcsova, pfe,ls
A. Il Kalinoya, tai
Vsem tlcnkynim fadu Eliska
premyslovna, Q. ~, z, O, b, j., Sc
tim'o vedomosi ddya, by Sc dnsla
Willy do spolkoyt mistnosli pfisti
nedtli, dnc H. srpna !, r. pred :
hodinou odpolcdni do Sokolovny
"a leelcm s0easlneui se yefcineho
usadeni slcukyn Il usnt~em ti,ln
Anna kreiM tai
Spolrk staryeh oeakyeh osad
nie kana syou psnvuiiri sehnai
patek hodins edpolednl We
spolkoyt mislnesli hotelu FRA
ha kahla icus iei jest tuna
- usalpna dele iak "a n,k0. ma
e. - slAu tlcnkyui ialenssent
~ neehr - destayl y lstsla mel
hein1 lsim
Ssolasaei sl,aF
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-08-09
spolrL slarych oeakyeh osad

Ssolataei NSl,aF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
TEXAS HAS HAD
TOUGH LUCK
Pcnitentiary Fire Was Only
One Of Many Disasters That
Have Befallen Present Adj
ministration.

Austin. Texas. ncc. s.---Just what
steps viii De taken by the governor
and the pcnltentinry commission re-
gartilng the rebuilding or repairing
Of the buildings destroyed a. The
Huntsville pcniscntiary has not yet
been determined b, the governor
Tho governor Indicated thai hc would
have 10 got more definite informa-
ton az To- the exact extent Of The
loss L TO- however, more than prob
able that the conylcts thai can not
be- housed 10 the penltcntlary will he
TAKEN 90 the farns Of tho state and
PAT 10 work even " temporary build
lnss win have to be erected 60 house
them.
As far a. he knew. the goyernor
Declared h. did not believe there was
any Insurance on any of the property
destroyed II IN estimated that the
extent az the loss VIII reach close ON
10 sa0e. 00H II not more. The gov-
ctnor was pleased 60 learn That there
were NO escapes and no accidents and
that everything was nov quiet at the
prison.
II would seem that an evil genus
has been pursuing the colquitt ah-
Ininisiration from the number ~ ca
ianilies that have occurred lnvolvin.
great loss to the state under the pros
cnt regime. some of the disasters are
here enumerated;
MafR hall "a the A. and NJ college.
insolvlng loss Of sso.o0p; the freeze
60 the cane crop. which involved a
loss ~ about SsBo. oo0, the dcstruc-
zion OF tn. mousse of the Fuperiniend-
cnt of the sam Houston Normal, IN
toivsng loss OF several thousand
dollars. the burning of the furniture
factory at Htfsk peniienliafy last
summer. entalsInE aulte a heavy loss.
These are some 81 the disasters
that have befailen the present admin
istrati0Ii
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
WILSON TELLS WHY
| HE APPLIED FOR
4 PENSION Y
Democratic Presidential Can
didate Explains His Appli'
cation to Carnegie rounda'
ton.

Balilmorc. Mi Dec. p.---0oyernor
Woodrow Wilson ~ New Jersey hrs
answered thc story which appeared
IN the New York sun, stating that
when ne left prlncuon. and afirr
being elected governor 90 Now Jer-
rcy, he applied 20 thr Carnegie
Foundation fof O pension Governor
Wilson said
The Cernegie Foundation for tho
advancement of teaching Ia not q
plan for eld.nRe pensions. but for
tho grantlne 81 retiring allowances
on the erpnnd ~ length aud quality
Of service. Before was elected gov
crnor of New Jersey. when I had Just
entered the uncertain field OF poli-
ties. ! applied TO the Foundation for
o retiring allowance. to which ! un-
derrtood myself ~ he entitled under
the rules adopted by itH trustees
u have no private means to de-.
pend upon, A man who goes into
politics bound by the principles ai
honor puts his family and all who
mny be dependent upon him for Snp-
port az the mercy 81 any incalculnblc
turn os the wheel 81 fortune. and
felt entirely Justified In seeking T.
provide against such risks. partlcu-
larly when--l was applying for what
supposed myself to be entitled TO-
by rlght 81 long sefscc as n teacher
under the rulcs ~ the Foundation and
not by favor
= understood that upon the re-
cept ~ my application the executive
COMMITTEES of the trustees Of th'
Foundation restricted the intcrprc-
tation OF tbs rule ana declined q
grant the allowance Why the mat
ter should hnye come up nsaln nov
! do not know. ! have had nothlns
10 do with u since the early autusnr
OF 1910. have not renewed the ap'
pllcation."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09

Guy where they will spend ths 10.
maindet Of Their DAVIS In the Bronx
park xoo The taef four welt 10 Part
IrI,is, y. v.
The loading and shipping % M bt-
tie deer was done under tho parsonaf
direction of r. A. Duke. sommlkaloner
~ parks. aud Superintendent iitne-
heeer 81 the park synien
The flnny. playful ntiie tslnEa
were almost frightened 10 a.aih ,.lion
We had 10 crate thorn sald Mr. Duke
this noininR and u IVES really ia
theilc 1hoy have such tegatiiul
pleading eyes. They SEEMED ATHEIST
human
we drove them into chute In the
rnrk whisn led 10 the GRAFT. i. ana
hnr, meter e. induce them :, IN
ter ana after they did they tore
through At such rate that they near.
~ bum ped their heads on on the other
end. Then We nailed up the crates
and placed thtm aboard special ox.
press car supplied for the purpose
We paid paftlealar care 90 their atten-
ton en- route and a fine supply OF feed
ana water was placed aboard thu car.
They viii he ted and waterod regularly
aud the trying trip wns made ~ COM
lortabIe M possible for them"
The sale was made under contract
slkned BY the former park board by
which the city received sac per head
Tor the fawns.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-09
BUILDING
STARTED SOON
Work on Government struc-
ture in Phoenix to Be Com
menced at an Early Date ;
Material on the Ground.

Phoenix. Aria, nee. s.---That work
on The new Federal building would he
started soon WAS evidenced today by
the fact that two carloads of lumber
60 be used In erecting OF forms for the
concrete OF the foundations Of thu
building have arrived In this city ana
moro material is already on the road.
Superintendent of Construction Lee
riiery and Postmaster Mccllntock are
expecting Contractor W. n. Maxwell
20 arrive upon almost any train, u
being understood that he has already
len Indiana for Phoenix.
There IL little doubt 0ut that the
actual work on construction VIII be-
gin within 4 very few days after Mr..
Maxwell arrives Ia Phoenix. Eve-y-
thing that snps rintpndent uliory cad
do w the why Of arranging the plans
and such other details a. come under
hts province h belns done With the
END ln view that ali delsps that pay
occur hereafter VIII be from other
snurcse than HIS office.
The completion Of the excavation
fol the basement ~ the proposed
slructBre was cnccted a day er tive
ago. and the city has nearly ilnishco
the changing Of the city sewer .'ne
II IL also expected chat structural
steel and the steel To b. used In re-.
infofclnn In the concrete ~ofk Nil
begin % arrive shortly.